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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-24
YALE AND THE TIGERS
The COIorS of the Latter Are Again Trailing
in the Dust of Bitter Defeat.
THE SCORE WAS TWENTY POINTS TO TEN
One of tho Greatest Matches Ever
Played between the Rivals,
and Until the IinIl Had Been in
plny for Some Time IL WAS Uncer-
tain Which Would Win.

New York, Nov. 23.--Yale defeated
princeton to-day. for the fifteenth time
during the two decades of football his
tory between the two universities. When
time was called at the end of two thirty
five minutes halves the big score boa rd
on the north side of Manhattan Field
Indicated that Yale had won by 20
points TO her opponents 10.
1t was one Of the greatest matchea
ever played between the two rivals and
until the ball had been in play for some
time IL was Il question of great uncer-
tainty which team would come off vic
torious But II soon became evident
that Princeton much vaunted defense
was not standing the battcrinE the Yale
backs were giving it. On the other
hand her backs proved somewhat bet
ter than had been expected. especially
in the matter of Kicking. when neither
side could be said TO have much the ad-
vantage.
At O'Clock there was scarcely scat
on the ground which was not occupied.
while surging mass of some G.0O0 souls
surrounded the gridiron on both sides.
AT this time the viaduct had been
crowded to its fullest capacity for some
time. The place known as Dead Head
Hill. to the east of the field was mt Il
premium to-day, ndmittancc to this
quarter being valued at fifty cents pcr
ie;d and there We're at least 1000 or
more who availed themselves of its
ao,Vo0 people Witnessed the struggle.
The conduct of the players was. on the
whole. of II most gcntlemanly character
ana worthy of the stand that the two
colleges talk" I'm behalf of pure athletics
What slu%cing there was or whatever
injury any PLAYER received was due 10
accident rather than to intention. The
lact that no players on either side were,
seriously injured shows that no un-
necessary rouglincss was INDUCED in
iiine vas called with the bail in Prin-
ccton'a possession at the centre of the
Held. Final score: Yale, 20; Princeton.
rhc line lip was as follows:
Vale Positions. Princeton.
Lea Captain)
lass .........lcft end. THOMPSON
Rogers ..... ..lnft tackle Church
Chadwick. left guard. Riggs, Wcnt2
-, cross ......Ccntre. .... Gaily
W Crcss. fright guard 800. Rhodes
Murrhy.... fright tackle. Tyler
iiihkey ........right end 49,. Cochran
flhcke .quarter-bac 'Sutcr
Thorne Capt.. left half-back. Rmnnard
Dewitt ....right halr-back. .... KeiiS
Jrrrens ......full back ....... Baird
uchdowns-rhorne. 9: Bass. |;
Jerrems, /; Thompson, !; Baird, |.
Goals from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 2;
Suter. l.
Time--Two 25-minutc halves.
Impire-Paul Dashicll. of Lchieh.
Referee-AlcClung. of Yale.
Linrsmen-Coync. OF Amherst and
Garfield, OF Williams.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-24
Who Lost II bicycle.

Special Officer James Dunn. Of the
Norfolk and Western railroad has in
his possession Il ladies bicycle which
In all proba bility was stolen ycstcr-
day The officers also had the sup
posed thief for "A few minutes last
night. but all that is left of him is "A
brown hat and half OF the front OF "A
black vest. Last night a negro offered
TO sell The officer the wheel and was
taken into custody. While waiting for
the patrol wagon the negro broke away
and ran. leaving part of his vcst and
hat in the officers hands. The bicy-
Gle was also seized. ana awaits an own
er at the Norfolk and Western depot
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-24
RAIDED LAST I AIGIl MI j !
The Police Swoop Down on TWO;klis 4
Gambling Houses and Make a Haul a!ls
GAMBLING PARApHERNALlA 5TAKfEIIalSI
Bushels of Chips, Dozens or PacltS otl
Cards, Tables and the Whole Ohtl
III Captured-Eive Sporting Siefa
Arrested ora Warrants Crowds Foi.s
lowed the Prisoners 10 the Station

CONSERVATION was spread among tie
sporting men In Norfolk last night by
the police Two alleged gambling
houses. to use slang expression, We're,
pulled" AS u result, there is noWsatI
police headquarters enough gambling
paraphcrnnlla to equip q modern Monte
Carlo. The booty secured by the police
includes cards, dice. a hazard table,
bushels of chips" a hazard cloth. jugs
markers, and several faro layouts, thes
whole valued at several hundred dol5;
lars. 1t was the most successful raid;
made in Norfolk for years. Five 4pri-S
soners, In all. were taken 7S5iSf; sff
II was Just $40 O'Clock last night
when Chief King marshalled his forceSg
at the station house. Not more than;
two of the officers knew where they
were going. Chief King marched out
with Captain Ladd, Sergeantss Robins
son. and Officers c. w. WoodhouseSs
Woodland, Fentress. Burnham, N and
Sumner. In the other party were Cap
tain Cuthrlell, Sergeant Taylor, Detec4s
tives Williams and Curtis. and Offcers9
flolladay, Ludy, l.. o. Moore, and
Knapp. SsSS
| They marched down to Main street
aud here they separated. Chief King
and his crowd going towards Bank
street, while Captain Cuthriell and hisg
party strolled off towards Church.sssaS
Chief King carried his men totStho5
| house No. ~ Bank street, and here they
entered. Captain Cuthriell and his foi-S
lowers went to No. 207 Main street, the
rooms of the Ariel Club, and entered.:sl Il
| In the former place only one man;
was found-Tobe Mapp7-who waa chargss
I'd In the warrant with being the pro-
prietor A full faro layout was seizeds(
and Mapp was arrested and takenst stosi
the stations 3j555 Il S4S5s $1.
! In the latter place the officers hadS
better luck, capturing five men-Hugh
Morrow. and John Lewis. Everyt hing
necessary for conducting faro and hasi
zard was found and the pari errest7
ed on warrants. a 81 s5ss
When the parties were tslSeIS ts5.sssa2z a2z
station they were bailed In Til
OF $iO0 each, Thomas Lowerys becoming
their bOndsman. II stSs ;isf
The warrants upon which the places,
| were raidcd were sworn out by SpatsE9:
tive Williams on Friday. Those for !thai
house No 7ls Bank street were issusdl
by Justice Gregory. y,.whilc those forstfief
other place were sworn out before SJuas3
ticc Burroughs. igg;s Ss ssi
Morrow, who was arrested at No.s207s
Main street, was charged with being
one of the proprietors of the rooms at
No. 7la Bank street. q ts$5;t SsS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-24
TIFE CARNIVAL or TRADE.
Tt.e Programme of Entertainments
for The EhirH Week

The second week of the Carnival of
Trade closed last night with n large.
crowd present. Mcssrs. John C. James
and Abe Moses We're the funmakers.
and kept everyone in a roar of laughter.
Tho programme for the coming week
will be as follows:
Monday.--The Persian Guards, twcn-
ty-three men handsomely decorated and
c"stumcd. presumably as th. Fers: N
soldier of 5000 years ago. Court march
ing, charging, sham-battlcs and other
fancy movements.
Tuesday.-Ioung Ladies' Flag Drill.
twcnty-four pretty young ladies dress
ed In beautiful costumes OF red, white
ana blue. carrying our national nag; al
ready the greatest drawing card Of the
Carnival.
Mr. w. n. Crowell's sweet baritone
voice VIII be an interesting feature of
the evening. and this. together with the
presence of the ~ L. A. Blues. will
prove a great evening
NedheSday.-Thc Senior Gymnasium
Class viii give n grand performance: !:
marchlhg. drilling, jumping etc. Fancy
nicycle riding; nearly forty partici-
Thursday.-A brilliant wedding will
take place, the largest number OF parti
cipants. the prettiest march the finest
'ioral display and the most exauisite @
arch and altar, which have been seen
IN Norfolk: sixteen ushers besides door
keepers. etc.
F'riday.-Great Competitive Drill. be-
tween the Jackson Light Infantry. Cap
lam Mullens, and the Young Ladies.
who have already captivated every
body The latter have only been drilicd
about twelve times. but theim com
mander. Capt. y busch. is thoroughly
satisfied that he Will more than plea So
everybody who witnesses thee ontest
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-24

\ few minutes before O'Clock this
morning Mr.. George l.. Grant. one of
the oldest drivers In the Fire Depart
ment. met with an accident which may
result fatally. Mr.. Grants bed is be-
side one of the sliding poles at the
down town engine house About the
time mentioned he arose from his bed
TO get a drink Of water. and in passing
the pole fell through the hole to the
brick floor below. dstjLncc OF %
feet. He was picked up unconscious.
and had not regained consciousness up
10 n late hour. He is supposed to be
Injured internally.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-24
Special Attractions 10 Richmond and
Return vim Chesapeake and Ohio
hallway. Thursday, SovcIn-
her -. Fare for the
Mound Trip 81.

The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad Will
run a fast special train from Norfolk
and Portsmouth TO Richmond and re-
turn Thursday. November aSth. lcav-
ing Portsmouth. . a. m; Norfolk. 9:l5,
arriving Richmond promptly at -.
Returning will leave Richmond y. M.
arriving Norfolk 1915, Portsmouth II
p. M.
This will ablc all who desire to do
so 10 witness the championship foot
ball game between Virginia and Caro-
lima. For further information apply to
Il. r. BROOKE.
nooi-3t Passenger Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-24
AMUSEM ENTS.

THE TORNADO.-Linco J. Car
tcr's mclUdraina. entitled "rhe Torna-
do" With AL it's splendid scenic effect,
Will be presented at the Academy of
Music tomorrow evening. and If 1t gets
what IL deserves II will be greeted with
II fun house. Mr.. Carter Is the author
Of The Fast Mail" but in '"rhc Tor
nndo" he has given the public n far
better production. The presenting com
pauy is said to be strong one, and
If all we hear Of the people and play
be true the patrons of the Academy
have in store Il great pleasure to-mor-
row evening.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-24
AnoihcrIsodx Found.

The body of Andrew Gibbs, the coll
orcd cook OH the tug Katie, who was
drowned when that vessel was sunk
Two weeks ago. was found at Bush
Bluff yesterday and brought to this
city. DR.. Charters will hold an inqucst t
as soon rs he can get the witnesses.
Deputy Constable Manning summoned
n jury of inquest yesterday, which was
rejected by the Coroner because some
or the members We're on the jury i'm
the case OF Bernard Randall. the fire.
man OF the Inflated vessel. Another
jury was occurred.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-24
pcnt,. nrn ChristInn lanai,

The Nircinian regrets to announce tho
death of Mrs. Martha Powell rclict of
the late MIR. Mathew Powell. which sad
event took place at the residence Of her
son-in-law. Mr. i. Il. Fcrratt Jr, in
Norfolk county, Friday morning at s
o'clock. Mrs. Powell leaves four sons
and one daughter. and was a consistent
member Of Dcnby's Church for forty
years. Her funeral will take place from:
Denby's Church Sunday at 10 a. m.
Interment in Elmwood Cemetery.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-24
Levy Bros. Spccini Snic for thc Com
in,. Week

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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-24
READ THI.is,
And Re on Hand arsd Save sfonos
Dress Goods and Can az. ii ssjtHf

Mention a few Of the many bh4g Ia
this week: Silk and wool dress gbnas5
worth sL50, now 75c.; wool ana lS
mixed dress goods, worth S125; Low
75c.; all wool, worth 81, now so cs;sf ait
other dress goods at half price. CapsG
in all grades. Silk velours, worth Sisss
now sS; plush capes, worth s. 81 II nov
$40; silk plush and velours en- defl
ed. with jet and nicely lined 81 wort II
to s12i cloth capes In all grades. NoBbyi
coats just opened. Call and save nonay
this week. Z sSfii y KS q s
r. Al. sAJJNDHRH;s ;s
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-24
a Prospective Prize Fight.

II is currently reported that n number
of sporting men have made arrange
ments for a prize fight near Ocean
View at an early day hetwccn Charles
Johnson. the well-known wcltcr- weight
and - Walcott. champion of 1.-The
navy. The AFFAIR has been kept Very
quiet. but ii Is said that articles have
already been signed and that very few
people will he present
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-24

a charming reception will be held at
Pickett buchanan Camp Hail. Main
street. the first week in December by
the Daughters OF the Confederacy of
Pickett Buchanan Capm Chapters All
wives, daughters and sisters of Con-
fedcratc veterans can join a large
number of new members means a per-
petuation OF the good work begun by
the Ladies' Memorial Association
Watch for date of reception.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-24
DIR. A. Coke smith M the Y. VI e.,

The address at the regular meeting
OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton this afternoon will be delivered by
Rev. DR. Smith, the retiring pastor OF
GranbyStr Church. Music Will be
furnished by the orchestra and Boys
chorus.
Next Sunday Rev. w. j. Young. the
pastor elect of the Granby-Street
Church, will address the Association.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-24
Foot BnIi
lIictIIloItti
Thanksgiving Day
NONCulhcr 2&tIl. IN95.

The Norfolk and Western railroad will
run special train from Norfolk 10
Richmond for this occasion, and will
charge only Sl.50 for the round trip.
The train will leave Norfolk at $3.50 a. M.
and returning will leave Richmond at
$50 y. m. No change Of cars. For
full Information apply to c. II. Bos!cy.
City Ticket Agent, and at Norfolk and
Western depot.
r. W. COURTNEY.
no24-su.tuc y. T.. ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-24
RcIjrious ,Inss ,.cctiny.

The colorcd Young Mems Christian
Association will hold mass meeting
al st. Johns \. NJ. II. Church this after
noon at O'Clock. Rev. NJ. r.. Wharton.
D. D.. pastor of the Frcema son Street
Baptist Church, will deliver an address
The pastors and congregations of the
various churches in the city have been
invited and are expected to take part.
Music will be rendered by ST. Johns
Sunday School choir.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-24

We invite you and your friends to in
spccl most select and complete assort-
mcnt OF books for all ages. Bibles. pray
or and hymnals, games and books for
children. Our art department is dis
playing n most complete line of pic
lures. that will make those barren
places on your walls rcDlete with life
and beauty. Special sales each day dur
ing our grand holiday sale.
NUSBAUM'S. l2S Main st.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-24
."Thc Charge nt Gc,tysburr.n -

On Tuesday night at the hall of PfUR-
ctt-Buchanan Camp, I'm the Academy OF
Music building. Mai. James +. Crocker.
of Portsmouth, will deliver his famous
lecture, THE Charge at Gcttsyburg," :"
to which no admission fee will be charg-
ed. All members OF the camp and their
friends are Invited to hear this great
treat.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-24
Forfl,c EootI,nll Gnn,c

The Norfolk and Western will run q
solid vestibule train to accommodate e
the great crowd that will attend from
Norfolk. No stops will be made This
excursion will leave Norfolk at a. m.
and returning will leave Richmond at
30. Two coaches have been reserved
for the ladies.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-24
R. A. sAUNDERa.
Como Now.

BE In time for your ho oliday photSSs
graphs and portraits. Now Is the itrses
to call at j. Fl. Faber' s, corner sCnufofss
and Main iatreets. All ]! phof RraptiiGs
work finished In the latest art so
style. Old pictures 8 copied. |. "a PrfSaHs
moderate. Fine assortment Of fraiIfssss
Just received. Call and examine le I'll isfiiss
o no 24-su st sfs M
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-24

II you want to buy some ri Ice, sR
horses at your own prices don't Z gi3iisS
the McCIeary-McClellan j q Live fSss
Company s. aucti aS nefS G sies5t
young, smooth horses, Taxa lid sni 359l
through It is the best lot
this season. S SIX slS Nh
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-24

Newest blseevery"-E1x teeth; nc
pain, N. y. D. Rooms. Ennes. 1872 Main
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-24

Chrysanthensums, All Shades.
Bridal bouquets, funeral designs,
plants for decorating. 42
MRS. BIDGOOD, SO CRANKY street.
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stylish Capes aud Jackets.

Prices low.
WRIGHTs. 1856 Main street.
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oyster Sand ishes !! gs q;
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-02
Don't Be MiSled--- Stand Together

The T. P. A. Railroad Committee
selected and adopted the Sunsets
Eagle Pass Route, via Mexican In
ternational and Mexican Central
Railways,(the only standard gauge
roads to MeXico), as the OFFICIAL
T. P. A. ROUTE for the Mexico ex-
cursions, on which account SPE-
CIAL THROUGH TRAINS of Palace
Sleeping, Dining and Chair Cars
have been provided by these roads
for the accommodation and COM
fort Of the T. P. AIS, their families
and friends, and all who desire to
take advantage Of this golden OPP
portunity to see Mexico right.
Have your name listed at the
SUNSET TICKET OFFICE, No. 301
Alamo Plaza, in Grand Opera
House Building, where the T. P. A.
Convention will be held. Go this
route and avoid vexatious trans
fers and delays. 81 Ct
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-02
Notice to Taxpayers.

Notice is hereby given to all par
ties interested that the honorable
County Commissioners Court OF
Bexar county, Texas, will convene
as a board of equalization at the
Court House, in the City Of San
Antonio, on the second Monday in
June, A. d. 1895, it being the 10th
day Of said month, at 10 o'clock al
M, to equalize the assessment lists
of property rendered for taxation
for the year 1896, and Will continue
in session until the business beford
the board is disposed Of,
Published by order Of said court
Given under my hand and seal
of said court at office, i1|
San Antonio, Texas, thia
L. ST. 25th day Of May, A. D|
1895.
THAD. w. SMITH,
County Clerk Bexar County, Texas
8 25 tt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-02
A Grand Picnic.

The picnic Of the German Luth-
eran st. Johns church next Mon
day, the 3rd inst, will be a grand
affair. The children will come to-
gether at the church on Nueva
street, and will take the cars on
Garden street for Riverside park at
8 a. m. The second feast day Of
Pentecost is great day for the
children, and they will no doubt
enjoy the frolic. Eatables and re-
freshments will be plentiful until 9
o'clock in the evening and plenty
of extra cars will be running all
day. Everybody is invited. 2 1t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-02

Quite a crowd gathered in the
Ta.ny-seventh District court room
yesterday afternoon, to hear the
closing speech in the argument in
he case of the State Of Texas VS..
Albert Franklin, charged with
manslaughter. The argument
closed little before four o'clock,
and the case went to the jury
about four. The jury was out about
an hour and a half, when it re-
turned a verdict, assessing Frank
Inns penalty at five years in the
penitentiary.
Among the Jurors was one col.
ored man-Sidney Haywood, and
the balance were: William Icke,
August Glaeser, Sr- Henry
Deutsch, c. H. Inselmann, James
w. Cuff, Bernard Newman, Alex
ander Finlayson, B. Cotter, NJ. p.
Portland, A. r. Lundin, and Will
liam Park Holland.
This was Franklin's third trial
In the first trial the jury brought
in a verdict Of murder in the first
degree, and assessed his punish
ment at hanging, and in the Sec
ond trial he was given fifty years
Judge r. B. Green was his lawyer
and was therefore disqualified to
preside during the trial Of this case
Hon. Ed. Haltom was appointed
special judge. $50 ,,
Franklin was charged with kill
ing William Robinson on the morn
ing of May 81, 1891. Franklin is
colored man, as was also Robinson
The former was employed on
work train on the Internationa
railroad, while Robinson was In the
employ of j. M. George. Robinson
lived in little house near the Fred
ericksburg road, and on the night o.
MAY Both, 1891, Franklin called al
Robinson's house and asked II he
could sleep there that night. 1t
was Robinson's wife that Frank
lin spoke to, and the husband, who
arrived about that time, in a tit Of
jealousy, made a desperate lunge
at Franklin with a knife and cut
him several times; they clincheo
and Franklin succeeded in getting
the knife away from Robinson. He
stabbed Robinson several times
and the latter -+aggered out OF the
house and fell de.-d on the Inter
national track.
Counsel for defendant are
Messrs. j. F. Cahill and Carlos
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-02
A New Departure.

Always on the alert, ever wide
awake, ]. Eikel & Co., "the" gro
GERS, have inaugurated a new de-
parture in advertising, whichwill no
doubt bring them many a new Gus
toner, and make them nearer and
dearer to those who are already
their patrons. They will hereafter
sell hams and bacon at actual
weights, not as marked from the
packery, and in making change
for any article will use coppers.
"Great oaks from little acorns
grow" "a penny made is a penny
saved"