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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-07

DOVER. n. H.. Feb. THE preface "a
the closing chapter Of the Abbou dcfaica
tion came Yesterday wheh the ssockhold
crs of the Dover national bank voted tc
wind up It's Affairs.
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Tho Gold Reserve.

WAsHIYaroS Feb. 7.-Corrccted figures
from New York show that s7o3, $40 in gols 4
was yesterday withdrawn from the sub
treasury In exchange for legal tonders
which leaves the gold reserve eI2, ,lSg. .g3l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-07

BoeroS, Feb. adam Bernhnrit and
Franz Braun were badly burned by the
upsctting Of lamp In tho Norfolk brew
cry. They are In critical condition
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-07

NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.
Time tables giving full inform alton
as to local and through train service
may be obtained mt Proyidenee sta-
ion and stations below.
TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE,
PROVIDENCE DIVISION.
Corrected 10 January ~, 1895.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
NEWS OF THE ABMT AVID EAvT

Washington. Oct. % (SpeciaD.-The following
Army orders have been issued Special order. Octo-
Der 2. Adjutant Generals Office. relating to Lieu
tenant Colonel Joseph r. Gibson, Deputy Surgeon
General is revoked The following transfers in the
sth Cavalry made: Second Lieutenant Ulysses
g Kemp. from Troop to NJ, Second Lieutenant
Mortimer O. Bigelow from Troop NJ 10 B. The fol-
lowing assignments OF additional second eutenants,
Corps of Engineers, vacancies of second leu
tenant in that corps are announced Charles w
Kutz be second lieutenant to date from October
!, 1885, with his present date Of rank, June L. 1893.
vice Deakyne, promoted: Meriwether l.. Walker TO
be second lieutenant to date, from october ~ 1888.
with hs present date OF rank. June II, 1893. vice
Bromwell promoted. The leave OF absence granted
0 FIRST Lieutenant Arthur b. Foster, 18th Infantry.
uber g. is extended two months
Lieutenant Odon Gurovits, OF the llth In
4. ~ will be tried by court-rnartlai at Nhpple
Barracks Arz. Major William NJ Wallace OF the
I'd Cavalry will be president OF the court and First
Lieutenant W II. Bien. I'd Cavalry, Judge advocate.
The court was ordered by General Wheaton. COM
handing the Department Of the Colorado, and the
charges have not been sent to Washington.
The battle-ship Texas cannot be dockec at the
date there will be spring tide. AT which there will
be enough water 10 float the ship into the dock
After being locked and cleaned she will have her
official trial trip. which has been postponed several
times
Fort Sheridan. Ill, Oct 2s.-Mr. Blair finished the
defence before the Pague court-martial this morn
ing Three officers recalled and swore that the
accused man was perfectly sober when he shot at
Colonel Crofton. The dge-advocate onered some
rebutting evidence this afternoon, and the case VIII
end tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
HALF 4 DAY OFF THE JOURNEY

THE SANTA FE BEGINS FASTER TRAIN SERVICE
FROM CHICAGO TO CALIFORNIA.
Chicago Oct pa movement which promises to
bring about a new in California travel was set
on foot by the Santa Fe this evening at O'Clock IN
the beginning OF passenger service that will
shorten the time 20 California b. ha,f day. 4
train will be run daily which VIII make the trip
70 Southern California In three days and 10 San
Francisco in three and half. beating previous
records OF transcontnental travel The first train
which started full. consisted of . compartment car
.xo standard Pullman seepers. chair car.
dining car and a baggage car There are eight or
rhes@ trains altogether and they are equipped IN
elegant stve being finished Ia mahogany through
ouf From Kansas City the time Of this train VIII
be about two days and hall
councillors are already beginning 10 oestir
Themselves and the result will be an Improvement
~ service IL Is stated authorttat.vety That the
Southern Pacific will change its schedule and put
IN a train TO Offset this The LIMOS tentrai
rhis afternoon resumed It's California service IN con-
nectton with the Southern Paclhc's Sunset Limited
from New-Orleans The service. however. is only
ser1i-weekly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
A VICTORY FOR THE WEST
4
BOSTON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.

THE CHICAGO ATHLETICS EASILY DEFEAT THE
BOSTON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.
Boston. Oct &.-The Chicago Athletic Associa-
tion added more scalp 10 it's belt this after
the South End grounds by defeating the
Technology eleven. 45 TO 0. II the most one
sided game Tech" has played this season. which Is
accounted for BY the fact that there were six sub
stitutes the team. The regular men are all laid
up but 1t is doubtful whether they could have
played any better than their substitutes. Eight
touchdowns and goals in less than forty min
utes was the record by the Western team.
The Chicago rush line could do almost anything
with its opponents. and the big gaps left tackle
made by Hadden simply laughable Thomas
would 10 through these holes nearly every time for
ten or twenty yards None OF the Chicago team
had any chance TO show their tackling ability, as
Tech seldom had the ball and always kicked when
she CHANGED TO get it. The Tech line held Chicago
for four downs TWO occasions only. and only once
was the necessary five yards gained by Tech"
backs.
Slater played the most brilliant game of the day,
and made any number OF twentyyard runs around
Hopkins, lodging every one successfully. except
Emery who usually downed him Time called
with four minutes play with the score: Chicago,
IS. Tech" O. The lineup follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
RACING OVER THE JUMPS.
THE ENTRIES FOR To-DAYs CONTESTS AT
MORRIS PARK.

THE ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY'S CONTESTS AT
MORRIS PARK.
'Cross-country racing will be resumed a' Nio,
nj. -, nth a card OF five races. Four OF the
contes.. VII be over obstacles and the last race
will be a two-mle on the fiat. me deter
mined effort OF the National steeplechase Assoc'a-
ton 70 revive cross-country racing should certainly
arouse the hunt clubs in the neighoorhood OF 'h's
city 10 unite and visit the track In oody' 10 eA-
30 enthusiasm and TO aid the association by
at,ro Z, the nrestige OF their united support Rae
,r1 has only a small stream 10 cross, when II Will
he on a frmer footing than ever before II Is eX,
rremely probable that day In each week OF
next Years racing season will be set ASIDE 'or
'cross-country racing. A movement ls on 1907 70
construc, a steeplechase and turf course on I-ohs
Island which will be given up wholly 70 cross
country racing Perhaps when the sport is on a
arm basis certain persons may md IL dlnlcult 10
become members o. the club that VIII contro tle
proposed new course. Here are the entries Tor to-
day:
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BROWN TO PLAY PENNSYLVANIA

Philadelphia Oct. 2s.-The crack Brown eleven
said 70 be the strongest football team In the minor
colleges Will meet the University OF Pennsylvania
tomorrow afternoon Franklin Field In the
opinion OF the local coaches the match viii be 4
hard one and will tax the red and blue team 70 its
Neither Colbert nor Minds Will play. Although
Brooke Will resume his place al iuNoack MS IN
ired shoulder Will practically make him or little
use save In kicking. Tie team VIII depend on
Worth and Blair to do the ground gaining, and the
nair being inexperienced may have hard work 70
advance the ball against Browns strong line The
two eleyens will line up follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
HE STOLE $500. OF THE BAYKS FUNDS.

ST. Louis Oct. 2s.-In the United States Court to-
day William +. Burr, r. ex-casnleT OF me 81 LOUIS
,~.,o,I rank entered a plea OF guilty TO the
charge of ernbezzement OF $30OO or the oank
Srds II is be ieved that the Distrlct-Atorney VIII
grant a stay and that an effort Will De made 10 IN
9mce President Cleveland to pardon Burr
Eugene Field an official OF the Lackawanna Ilne
,rd,nf.d four wears ago on the charge or violating
the Interstate Commerce law In granting rebate
an the ioInt tariff FOR freight from ST. Louis 10
New-York also pleaded guilty.
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,,,pvApD WILL NOT SHOOT WITH YALE.

,uovan Oct 9-Yale has been Informed that
,,-s has rsfised 70 enter the annual gun-cluo
shoot this fall, in which Yale and Princeton have
entered 1t was Prlncetons year to issue the cnai,
ianga and Ha ward in answer, declined 10 enter
, , a. case Yale took part in the shoot. giving
as reason the fact that Harvard p3iGy w %l
- ~ take no part In contest with Yale faie
and princeton will probably hold the shoot without
To
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
SLEIGHLNG IN NICHiGAN.

Neraunee. Mich. Oct. "A heavy snowstorm set
IN at an early hour yesterday morning and con-
tnusd until ten inches OF snow had fallen sleighs
were In use for the nrst time this season
Buffalo oct. Cover two inches or snow TEL.
here this morning but melted nearly as fast az II
strr,ck the earth. The thermometer registered 50
degrees above at 1890 q. M, and ~ degrees above
at o'clock. - - -, .s,,
Niagara Falls n. Y, Oct 2s.-Snow fell steadily
this morning and In some places was two lncnes
deep The storm IL the heaviest In many years TOT
this season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
NOT LIKELY TO PLAY THIS YEAR
LITTLE HOPE OF A GAME BETWEEN YALE AND
PENNSYLVANIA.

LITTLE HOPE OF 4 GAME BETWEEN YALE AND
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 2s.-Myeh comment has been
excited by a recent visit to New-Haven OF Dr. J.
William White. OF the University Of Pennsylvania
on account OF his weH-known interest in football
and in college athletics generally 1t was supposed
that the visit indicated the coming together in the
near future Of Yale and Pennsylvania the foot
ball field. This suppositioI strengthened by
the circumstance that Or. White has been the guest
Of Professor Eugene Richards who occupies a DO
stion in the Yale faculty regards athletics SINH
lar TO that ned by Or. White at Pennsylvania.
The facts that Dr White met Drs Bacon
Russell and Daggett. of Nev-Haven in consulta-
ton over surgical casa. and dined with Professor
Richards before his return Both men describe
their talk a friendly unofficial discussion of the
present situation 10 college athletics in this
Try. and both said to ada with regret that. so
far they know. there il 40 prospect OF a game
between Yale and Pennsylvania this year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30

on the basis Of the showing made by the Boston
Athletic Association eleven against Yale on oatur
day the Election Day game in wnlcn tney arr are
eoS 4,ad 10 play with the University or Penhsyl-
,ania M Manhattan Field ought TO De good COT
test This will be the only game tnat me reniiSsi
ranians will play in New-York this season.
The practice OF the Princeton football team yes
terday Princeton was closed 70 me pupi-I
.,.s -,sre ANYTHING but pleased with the show
I,g Cantatn Lea acknowledged that some impor-
tsnt changes must be made In the team
,riav These changes will be the most notlceaDiss
bsbni the line where Poe is likely TO be succeed
a. quarter by Suter. and Pope VII, prooao.y rec
strong Baird and Ayre All OF them sS y cs ssrs
o. peris against Galley and ma lie good snow
me From this move It is considered thai r5aley
may Il. ycantrs The work OF the line however was
fairly good Many mistakes IN Sving esn s ne
s pracce in signals three four times day
sor several days. The game scheduled WIN Lenlgh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
SALE OF PARKvILLE TRoTTING STOCK

The annual sale Of the Parkviie uo''ihg STOCK
the property Of John II. Shuts. began yesterday at
p,rkvu.e Topo Island large number OF prom-
neut BUYERS were present and the bidding was
brisk and spirited. The nifty mead put up brought
cci,dsd ,hs 90, ~ Stranger and Thistle. and colts
and fllIes out Of mares BY Baron Wilkes Lavslard
- I.y f.o,,,,1 Ali the Youngsters sold yesterday
are entered fos the kentucky Euiurity Stakes Of
~ and -
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NOTES ABOUT FOOTBALL.

The Brown College football team Will play the
Crescent Athletic Club team az Eastern Park on
Election Day This VT be the only game that
Brown win play In this vicinity this year. Gardner
Colby. the secretary Of the Brown University Club
In this city. Will have consignment or Brown flags
and he wants all the alumni 10 carry the college
coors. The game Will begin at $50 D. m. rain or
shine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
FRANKLIN PARK RACES.

sausus. Mass. Oct es.-The first day OF the last
letting NJ the season at Franklin Park was ideal
tor racing. The card strong and the attend
ance good. Summaries:
2t5 CTAsS-TROTTING-PURs 500.
s.vlex b e. by Alban dam BY Ausel tKer-
,ck, " ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. z
Fred b. b. e.. by Reveille. dam by Black . =.
ssa5T; ws'insy ,,..oa;
pr. ws,son hik m CMcNeil) ............... dis
Tirne-2:i6h. 2:iiA. 2l6iz. 2;l',.
2.21 CIAss-PAcING-PURsE $50"
Tom L. b. g. BY Long Volunteer. dam by
i Tis5E Monitor G'oshner) .................. /
i' srscea II d,uranS p................1 q
49,, a.i,s % W. ozark, ................ .
' 12;l9s. 2:2ih 2:1si4. 2.lst. 2;z0is.
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PennsYlvanIa.
A GAME IN VIRGINIA.

University OF Virginia Oct. % (SpeciaD.-The uni
versity football team easily defeated Roanoke Col
lege this afternoon IL to 0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30

Crescent Athletic Club team az Eastern PARK on
Sunday The Trinity College team WI play the
Taw-Tersey team at BayOnne on Election Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30

,r,,o uo-. ~ arranging for cycle path from
,,,ohocuc To Port Jefferson IL moving forward. A
meeting was held at Port Jefferson on Monday
night. and there was a large attendance and much
enthusiasm. This afternoon Joint committee from
;a,rnogna and Port jefferson WI. make tour over
w. nronosed route and they will agree on the best
rnute 10 be chosen The subscriptions are coming
n rapidly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30

vheeimen and horsemen wonder why the large
80 AT the southern entrance Of Prospect Park
Is not We. paved Asphalt. vitrihed brick or mac
adam, could be used this point with great ad-
vantage After a rainstorm II Is quagInire, anu y
-. and slonpy there after the cycle path and
~ W. a. IN Prpsnect Park have all dried out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30

George d. Gideon. the chairman OF the Racing
Roard OF the League Of American Wheelmen, has
,.,.ld Alexander Schwalbachs decision in the
dispute al the Flushing meet. The race was or
dered TO be run because one rider was left
an the post and because II was found that the
starter did not give the word Go" Some one else
eot excited and yelled Go when the pistol failed
10 explode
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30

Many local followers of football are preparing 10
make the TRIP 10 Princeton on Saturday 10 witness
the game between the Harvard and Princeton
teams In what little betting has been done the
odds have been TO IN favor OF Harvard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30

THE GRAMERCY wHEELMEN GIVE THEIR FINE
STAG PARTY OF THE SEASON

PAEIl Ut 'r13N''7-''
The Gramercy Wheelmen gave their hrst sag
., tho season AT their clubhouse. No. 300 west
- ., iast night A large crowd was present
=, a,iov he entertainment The boxes for the an
unal reception OF the club 10 be helG on November
On , no Texington Avenue Opera House, were put
nm and sold auction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30

The New-Jersey Athletic Club football team is
playing y SQaa form this year. They Will meet tho
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blanks by sending name and address to the Cycling
Editor, New-York Tribune.
THREE NEW WORLDS RECORDS.
wINpIE LOWERS THE TIME FOR THE HALF
THIRD AND QUARTER MILES

THIRD AND QUARTER NILES
chuuoothe. Ohio Oct. CIV. w. winde took
three worlds bicycle records from John s. john
son this afternoon He cut the half-mi record
from 81 TO IS seconds the onethird mile from - 20
10 30 35 seconds and the quarter mile from Is 10
% as seconds a r Howson. State League OF Amer
lean wheemen Official. present. and the rec
ords are official
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30

f. Eckefson OF the South Brooklyn Wheel
men mas covered $3.50 miles since March |. He ex
poets t. make 900 miles before December l. when
Inc club mileage contest Will end Eckerson be-
ewes that ne ls COO miles ahead OF any OF
mis- Brooklyn rivals. He has gained several pounds
In weight since he began his task
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30

Won a drive by three parts OF length; neck be-
second and third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30

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