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The evening times., 1895-10-10
JACK HARRIS SHOT.
Fatal Result of an Intimate Friends
ltase DeceptiOn.

Sacramento, Cal. Oct. 1O.-Jack Har-
ris, who was a prominent factor in the
late railroad strike disturbance in this
city, son of the prominent railroad detect
i've, Len Harris, was shot through the
body by Len Cullendine last evening and
lies at the point of death at the hospital.
Harris and Cullendine have been friends
for years, and Cullendine boarded with
Harris and his wife. Harris became Jeal-
Gus of the attention shown by Cullendine
toward Mrs. Harris.
Last evening Cullendine and Mrs. Harris
were out walking together, when they en-
countered Harris, who began shooting at
his wife, when Cullendine drew his weapon
and shot Harris.
The evening times., 1895-10-10
STREETER'S LATEST EXPLOIT
FiIcsan 1872 Warrant for Land Under
Water.

Chicago, Oct. 10.-Capt. Strectcr, whose
claim to made ground on the lake front
in Chicago, valued at millions of dollars,
was recently disalowed by the Govern
ment and who was accused of forging the
Presidents name TO a false land grant,
has, it is supposed. again caused a commo-
ton in the recorders office by filing a
holders land warrant of the war of 1872
for 120 acres OF land, which he locates
north of the Chicago River TO Oak street,
and ! ,452 feet east of the shore line of the
lake.
All of the land SO claimed is entirely
under water, and by what right he intends
to claim title TO the land is more than the
people of the recorders office can deter
mine.
The warrant, with a description Of the
land, was filed late yesterday afternoon,
The name of Streeter does not appear
anywhere on the document, but the name
of Jacob Nine docs, and inasmuch as that
man is already under indictment with
Capt. Streeter in the Federal courts, there
is little doubt in the mind of Recorder
Chase that the old captain is indirectly
mixed up in the deal.
Other signers of the claim are George
". Van. Zandt and Benjamin G. Allen.
The evening times., 1895-10-10
Ti;1Nn1
DUPONT CYCLE CLUB.
Entries Being Made for The Twenty
lille Rnnd Race

Entries are now in order for the twenty
nile handicap road race to bc given by
III" Dupont Cycle Club, of Washington on
the Conduit road October 81 E L. VIII
son. president of the club, has the man
aScmcnt of the race. and the indicat ions
are that the list of entries viii be lcng
and that Is many or the speedy riders of
the District and BaltmOr" VIII be in IT,
some fast time Will be made
1t is necessary for entry to this race
that the applicant SHALL have been in at
least three road events. The list of prizes
has not been determined on. but il is
said that about fifteen, some of them
costly ones, Will he offered. Entries close
on Nrtnhnr l6. III noon.
The evening times., 1895-10-10
CHICKASAwS AND CHOCTAwS.
They VIII Divide La nds and Also Stop
Glove Contests.

Atoka, l. T., Oct. 1O.-The Dawes COM
mission returned TO Atoka yesterday frum
Tishomngo, where the Chickasaw council
Is now holding its fall term.
The commission stated that they went
to Tishomingo at the invitation of the
council and that they were royalty enter
tanned while at the Legislative hall.
Maj. Armstrong, Judge Montgomery and
Capt. McKennon are confident that the
Chckasaws will take some action looking
forward to equal division of the lands.
The Choctaw council has been convened
and will be called on to consider the
advisablity of passing an aDti-glove con-
test law.
The evening times., 1895-10-10
VIRGINIA WAS EASY PREY
Tigers Gave Them a Sound Drub-
bing on the Catonsville Grounds.
mnny Opened the Foot fban SensOn.
Interesting Notes of the Teams.

The second annual football contest be-
tween the Universities of Virginia and
Princeton took place yesterday on the
grounds of the Catonsville Country Club,
near baltimore.
The Tigers scored thirty SIX points
against the F. F. VS., and this will prob
ably have the effect OF sending Orange
and Black stock way up. Last year the
Nirginians held Princeton down To twelve
points, ani great things were looked for
in yesterdays game. This does not go to
show that the Tigers have strengthened
their team since last season. however, rs
the Virginia team is much below last
last years standard. Its players are
mostly noviccs. The good men nave iclt.
One of them. Pope, now plays with the
Tigers. and The team felt his loss most
materially.
The younger members OF Ba!timort's
smart set turned out en- massc and both
teams seemed To have an equal number
of supporters on the field.
Virginia played Il strong and snappy
game at the outset, bnt wckaencd much TO-
ward the end of the contest. The lack of
team work was plainly evident and il
they do not improve in this respect they
VIII not cut much of figure among the
major college teams. The teams lined up
as follows:
The evening times., 1895-10-10
Hot Ashes Caused It.

An alarm of fire was sent out at II a. m.
to-day for flames in the frame dwelling, No.
1904 Bstreet southwest, owned by HarryP
Moore and occupied by w. P. Stedman and
Edward Wagner. The fire started from
some hot Goals in an ash barrel standing
against the east side of the house. Engine
companies 2 and 4 and truck responded.
The damage was slight and covered by in
surance.
The evening times., 1895-10-10
Sruboard Air Line to Atlanta Exposi-
tiOn

The Society OF the Daughters of the
American Revolution have designated the
Seaboard Air Line the official route of
that society to Atlanta.
The special train will leave on Tuesday,
10Th, at $40 p. m. Apply to the head
quarters OF the association for informa-
tion, reservation of space
The Famous Atlanta Special" the best
equipped train between Washington and
the South, is operated by this line. 1t
leaves daily at $40 D. M, reaching At
lanta early the following afternoon. Round
trip tickets, Tuesdays and Thursdays,
$ii.00. No extra fare exacted by this line.
The evening times., 1895-10-10
Market House Club Revenred

The Market House club. smartipg under
the defeat from the An Washington team
on Monday, got sweet revenge yestcrda V on
the RiversideS by defeating them, at
National Park. by the score of Is Ia Z.
Phillips was at his best, striking out five
men in two innings, and only four hits
rerc made Off him during the game.
Bernard, of the RiyerSidcs, was hit rather
hard after the second inning, thirteen
counting against him in the rema ininS
five. after which the game was called by
Mr.. Belts on account of darkness.
The evening times., 1895-10-10
RAIL ROADS.

-
RAILROAD.
sTATIoN CORNER OF siArd AND .
STREETs
InEffect Sept 3. SS5.
ma SESasiiEANA sicssi;9 b1iSl saE LIN
ing and Observation Cars Harrisburg to
Chicago. Cincinnati, lndianaFolis, 81
Louis. Cleveland. and Toledo Buffct
Parlor Car 10 Harrisburg.
1870 A. M. FAST LINZ. E.-Puliman
BIZ ffet Parlor Car to Harrisburg Parso.
and Dining Cars. Harrisburg TO Pitsa-
8 AOP M. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS
ENPBE ESS. Pullman Bu ffet Parlar
Car 10 Harrisburg. Sleeping and Dining
Cars, Harrisburg TO ST. LOUIS. Cincinnati.
TO p M. WESTERN EXPREss-
Pullman Sleeping Car 10 Chicago. and
Harrisburg to Cleveland Dining Car 70
Chicago.
PKEss.-Pullman Sleeping and Di1i1E
Cars 10 st. Louis. and Sleeping Cafs
Harrisburg TO Cincinnati
1O.4O p. M.-PACIFIC EMPRESS
SPnllman Sleeping car 10 Pittsburg.
Rochester; and Niagara Falls daily. e1:
1890 A. NJ. for Elmra and Remove.
daily. except Sunday. For WiliianH-
port daily. 8 40 p. M.
n. shS fST WNiiianspI5; rd,I Eosn Sa
except Saturday, with sleeping car Waxa-
ington to SUSPENSION Bridge via Buffaist
16Ao p NJ Tor aad ETG Naa GanardaIFg Fs
daily. sleepin. car Washington to Elmi.a
For Phii,dciphis, New FORK and tho
A.ooP,M. "coNGREssIoNALLm-
1TED" All Parlor Cars. with DirinH
Car from Baltimore, for New York
daily for Philadelnnia Weekdays. ReES-
lar at .O5 Dining Carr. 30. 800.
tSr SSs ap1si eari s9a oS %. .Pen
and, and IL 81, SO p 5n m On Sn SUNDAY; da los
Car, a. M. ais. 3.i5, 42O, G.4c. 1000.
and II IS p, m For Philadelphia onsy.
press O1 and 8. 40 D NJ. daily
For Boston. withou. change. 7.5O a m
week days. and 3.1o D. Ia. daily.
For Baltimore. 6.25, 7.O5. Z 20. $50. SEQ,
1900. 1890, 1l,O9 and ii69 a; a.
4.20. SO i. 40, sos. 6. 40. no. 1890.
1O.4O, 11.15 and 11.35 p. m. Or Sur
aag 7Gs, s15 80 f1s Sc9 so fcS Jog; 90 1i9S i
I.imitedl. i.2O, $40, 600. $40. ITO.
1000. 40 and 11.3o u. IN.
For Pope's Creek Line. 1.Eo a. m. aud 4-3G
y. m. daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis 7.2O, 9.G0 u. M. L. 15 and
40 y. m. daily. except Sunday. sun
days. 900 a. IN. and APO p. m.
Atlantic Coast Line. Express for Rich-t
U a. m.. $50 p. m. daily W Richmpan,. hips, and and
Atlanta, $40 p. IN. daily. Richmood.
only. 1857 a. m. week days.
Accommodation for Quanlicc. 7:45 a m
daily, and 420 p. M week days.
For Alexandria, 40, 6.35. Z 40. $40.
9.45. 1857. 11.5O a. NJ: 1850. 1.40.
$50. 4.25, 500, 5.37, 6.15. S-02,
4.30. 7.45 ,.9.45 Il. M: 2.45. els.
S.O2. and 1910 n. III.
Leave Alexandritr for washington, SOS,
6.43, 7.O5, 500, 9.1n: 1915, 10-lS.
a. NJ: LOO, 2.15, 300. 1928. 300,
$40, 6.13, 700, TO, $40, 10-57.
and .O8 D. NJ On nSunda at 6 .43, 8. 10,
1923 n. NJ: 2.15, $50. 100. TO.
$40, and 1O.52 D. n.
Ticket offices. northeast corner of ThEr.
teenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
and at the station. Sixth and b streets,
where orders eau he left for the checkn6
OF baggage To destination from hotels ~
Residences
The evening times., 1895-10-10
ANOTHER FISH ROW.
Suit Brought Against Canada for Con.
fiScatiou of NptS

Duluth, Mimi, Oct. 1O.-Some time ago
Canadian officials confiscated lot OF
nets belonging TO the Arion Fish Company,
It Lake Namakona, aud fired on and ar
rested some of the men employed by the
company on the ground that they We're tres
passing in Canadian waters.
The Fish Company las begun suit against
the Canadian government TO recover heavy
damages. The papers are being drawn at
Tower, this State. and will be served on
the Canadian government at once.
The case promises to be an Interesting
one, as the waters in which the trouble
took place are disputed by the United States
and Canada. The feeling on the part OF the
American fisherman is intense, and a
Chancellor a row would I've agerly welcomed.
The evening times., 1895-10-10
Road master Assassinated

New York, Oct. 10.-A special from La
Cos, Mexico, says: ]. j. DOnavan, road
master of the Mexican Central Railroad,
was assassinated near here yesterday by
Vidar Valenciani, section foreman. He
had held prominent official positions on
several railroads in Mexico and South
America
The evening times., 1895-10-10
PRINTER BALL TOSSEHS.
Times nd Post Teams Ia Play Bene-
fit Game This A fternOou.

a great crowd is expected al National
Park this afternoon rn witness the benefit
game to te played between the Post and
Times compositurs. The game viii be
cailed promptly ut 3:3o O'Clock.
Tn. printers on both papers have taken
a great interest in this game, and have cir
"tildted quite a number of tickets and are
wrll pleased ut the prospect which offers Il
snug little sum 10 Mr.. W. ". Nollc. for
whose benefit the game is to be pia yed.
y good game and lots of fun is promised
for those VIII" attend. The teams viii line
up as follows:
The evening times., 1895-10-10
YEARS SEARCH REWARDED.
Detective Lacy Captured His Man and
Has Him Locked I'D.

Has Him Locked Up.
Detective Lacy arrested a thief this
morning for whom he has been seeking
for more than a year.
Cons Streeter is his name, and he is a
colored man about twenty-seven years old
About year ago Streeter was rooming at
$40 Tenth street northwest. A great
many thefts occurred during his stay there,
and Immediately after his departure they
ceased.
Among other things that were lost were
two overcoats. One of these overcoats
Strectcr sold TO a friend in Virginia for
SIS. This friend came TO town yesterday;
Detective Lacy seemed to recognize the
coat and sent for the owner, who identi-
fled il, and through the assistance of the
Virginian, streeter was located.
He was locked up in No. precinct, and
willappear in police court in the morning.
The evening times., 1895-10-10

The Scotch are not far behind the Irish
In the matter of bulls. A minister in Arran
is said to have made the following announce
mcnt from his pulpit: My friends, there
will be no Lords day here next Sabbath;
it's the sacrament owrc at Kilmory, and I'll
be there"
The evening times., 1895-10-10
Her GREAT ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Her Great Accomplishments.
She has mastered Greek and Latin,
She has read her Huxley through;
Shecan sit in silk and satin
And discourseO on Trilby, too;
She can argue evolution,
She can bake a luscious tart;
She is up In elocution
And connoisseur in art.
She's the fountain head of knowledge
And at tennis she can play;
Shecame riding home from college
On bike the other day;
But I've heard of something better,
Since with her l phghted troth-
She can draw upon her papa
For enough to keep US buthi Truth
The evening times., 1895-10-10

One of the most curious l'ituI'S VI t''
Chitral Campaign is the extraordinary
prevalence OF. toothache.
The oldest building in The world that
has been unintcrruptcdly used for church
purposes is St Martins Cathedral nj
Canterbury The building was originally
erected for Il church, and has been resu-
larly used as Il place for religious gather
ings for more than 500 years.
A silk screen. worked by Queen Anne,
presented to The Right Hon. Richard Hill.
ambassador la the court Of Turin, in.l ao3,
was sold few days ago at Shrewsbury.
"A curious personal experience has been
that of Mr. J. Il. Sowrrby, the assistant
secretary Of the Royal Botanical Society,
London. The other day he sat on one
of the floating leaves of the Victoria
Rcgia water lily for considerable time.
without causing ii To sink arpTcc'ably,
1.-The leaf thus supporting a weight OF 80
pounds.
The Irish ViCcroy receives salary OF
5000, 900 a year, hut he is not considered
10 do justice To Dublin unless he spends
$500, 900 year there.
The table upon which Cromwell wrote
when he affixed his signature to the
warrant for the execution of Charles i,
was recently sold for f145.
The strangers who go up the railway
to Vcsuvius, in spite of the long journey
(cight hours there and back and the high
price (EI, number about 10000 yearly.
As late as 1850 smoking was allowed
in some churches in Wales. The COM
munion table stood in the aisle, and the
farmers were in the habit Of putting their
hats upon it, and when the sermon began
they lit their pipes and smoked, but with
out any idea of irreverence.
A medical journal declares that the
common habit among women of biting off
the thread with which they are sewing
is prolific of sore throat and blood poison
ing.
A race horse galloping at full speed
clears from twenty to twenty-four feet
every bound.
The average walking pace OF a healthy
man or woman is said 10 be seventy-five
steps minute.
The evening times., 1895-10-10
DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.


TRUSTEES SALE OF 3-STcRy BRICK
DWELLING AND STORE, NO. 109
EIGHTH ST. SE.-ALSo FRAME
DWELLING AND STORE, NO. 106
ST. Sc.
BY virtue Of 4 deed OF trust recorded in
liber No. 1868, folio 16G ct seq. of the
land records of the District 81 Columbia, we
Will sell in front of the premises oh THURS
DAY, OCTOBER 10, - II. 1895. at i 80
O'Clock y m part Of ipt .square@Di, front
ing 20 feet on Eighth street, ne::- Il street
southeast, improved by large brick dwell
ing nd store, No. T09 Eighth street.
Terms-One-third cash. balance in one q nt,
two years, at per cent Interest, pa yabie
SEMI a nnually, and TO be secured by deed
of trust: or, all cash at option of puTcha Ser.
Deposit of $500 required. ccnveyancing AZ
purchasers s cost; terms to he complied with
in days, otherwise right reserved to re-
sell a risk md cost Of deIaultirg purchaser
after five days advertisement OF such 70,
sale.
SAMUEL CROSS,
j. WORDSWORTH GORDON,
Trustees
The evening times., 1895-10-10
Electric Road 3 Right of Way.

Hyattsville, Oct. 1O.-The Washington
and Suburban Electric Railway and Mr.
Robert Callahan have settled the matter
of right of way through the latter's place
in this village, Mr.. Callahan having agreed
TO leave the matter to an arbitration COM
nlittee. This committee will meet on
Monday next, and award Mr.. Callahan
damages.
The evening times., 1895-10-10
The Poets Ego.

1t really appears as if Shakespeare was
the only great poet who was ca reless Of and
unconscious of his greatness. His negli-
gence as to the fate Of his works makes some
wonder whether he was not an inspired
genius without knowing it.
The evening times., 1895-10-10
Four Pretty Ones.

One day at the table of George ". when
prince regent, the royal host said: "Why,
Colman, you are older thanI am"
''Oh, no, SIR" replied Colman. Il could
not take the liberty eff coming into the
world before your royal higbness.'
The evening times., 1895-10-10

Milton was always as fully conscious of
his gifts as was Wordsworth, and even when
critics were assailing him most fiercely he
never gave up his intention of writing
great epic.
The evening times., 1895-10-10
Now Make Your Bluff.

There are certain secrets in the manu-
facture of playing cards that are most
icalogSly guarded and which are known
only to the heads of III" firm. The paper
is prepared by speeialprocess, the cnameling
is composed of compound whose in
gradients are secret and the ink is made
OF diffrent stuff than is usual.
The evening times., 1895-10-10
FOR RENT-FARMS.

FOR RENT-35 acres, 2 frame houses;
brancn on place; good spring; land clear;
first. class place for dairy or truck garden;
in District of Columbia; $50; or will sell on
easy terms. ID. ID. THOMPSON, 1885 F st.,
or 1914 II st. oc5-7t-em
The evening times., 1895-10-10

''I'm afraid you'll be late at the party"
said an old English lady to her stylish
granddaughter who replied: "Oh, no, dear
grandma; don't you know that in our fash
ionable set nobody ever goes to party
till everybody is there?' ! i,t.
The evening times., 1895-10-10

A Paisley man, in discussing the right of
women to practice medicine, in a letter
to newspaper OF his place, asked this
pointed question: why shQulp not women
be freely allowed to become medical men,"
The evening times., 1895-10-10
CRAIG (
HARDING,
18th and F Sts.
When Gentle BikerS Bike.

The Gentlewoman says that an English
lady sent her groom with her bicycle To
funeral the other day instead of her ear
riagc. Attached 10 the bicycle was Il wreath
or white flowers.
The evening times., 1895-10-10

Before Dougherty invented the machine
used in printing the cards all the work was,
done by hand with n stencil nj brush. The
machine prints twenty packs a minute.
The evening times., 1895-10-10

More cards are made in the United States
than in the rest OF the world altogether. The
best cards do not have gilt edges, as expert
players claim the gilt interfercs with the
handling of the cards. Some Eastern clubs
have special designs for the backs of the
cards used by the members and one manu-
JacturiI- firm employs two artists CON
tinually TO design backs for the CARDS.
The evening times., 1895-10-10

Immeiia teIy after we will teil part lot 4
square 9OI, fronting 20 feet ON | street.
being improved .by frame dwelling and
store, No. 106 | st
Terms as above
DUNCANSOS BROS.
AuftiDuppn
The evening times., 1895-10-10

The Countess of Warwick has Il wheel en-
amcicd white, and both it ard its rider
are said to look very smart
The evening times., 1895-10-10

The bloomcrcd girl may appear rs an un-
Intentional murdercss in the West. Miss
Lena Palmer, a pretty Young s,liooltcacher,
living near Mount Gilcad, Madison County,
Ky, is in bed with probably fatal injuries.
she is suffering from concession of the brain
caused ny being thrown from her horse yes
tcrday morning. She was on Ecr way To
school when the animal was frightened by
the appearance of Il female bicyclist at
tired in boomers The bl"omer woman was
greatly distressed and dashed for help for
her unfortunate victim. Thanks to her
wheel, she got the girl speedy medical as
sistancr, INT her injuries are very serious,
and she may die.
The evening times., 1895-10-10

Misses Anne and Martha Alexander. OF
Oakland, Cal, have just completed an
l 1,s00-mile ride through Europe with their
father. They averaged fifty miles day,
sometimes riding in rock regions and over
mountain passes. They met with no more
serious accident than the pnncturng OF
their tires.
The evening times., 1895-10-10

The marks on cards originated, accord
ing tn common theory, as symboiical rep
resentation OF the four different classes
of European society. Hearts represented
the clergy. spades the nobility. derived
from the Latin word "spada," meaning
sword: clubs the serfs. and diamonds the
citizens. The inventor OF cards has not
been discovered. and they are supposed to
have originated in Asia.
The evening times., 1895-10-10

The woman scoreher is not unknown in
England. \ short time ago Mrs. Grace sue
cccdcd in beating Mrs. WHITES record OF
1855 i6 for a bicycle ride to Brighton and
back from London She Completed the dou-
bic journey, l04 miles in all, in 1:40:35.
As the time indicates, Mrs, Grace rode spir-
iteily throughout, despite the wind and
rain. :
The evening times., 1895-10-10

Waterloo. Iowa. has Il ministerial critic
of the bIonmer habit in the person of the
Rev. George T.. Scott. He mounted the pulpit
one Sunday evening and reid as his text
the Mosaic law that the woman who wears
that which pertaineth to man" is an
abomination unto the Lord. In spite OF his
dislike of bloomers Mr.. Scott believes in
woman'S rights.
The evening times., 1895-10-10

The University of PENNSYLVANIA easily
defeated the Crescent Athletic Club at
Philadelphia yesterday. by a score OF
32 10 o. Phil King. who was tu have
played on the Crescent eleven. did not
make his appearance. which accounts i'll
a measure. for the faulty play that gave
Pennsylvania the ma jority of her points
The evening times., 1895-10-10
Odder Than Usual.

One of the most curious features of the
Chitral Campaign is the extraordinary
prevalence OF. toothache.
The evening times., 1895-10-10

The Harvard eleven played two fifteen
, minute halves with the Exeter Academy
eleven at Cambridge yesterday, and rolled
up n score OF i2 10 o.
Capt. Brewer made use of the game TO
Try Il few new men. and Haughtcn, who
played left tackle for the Crimson lads
made favorable impression. both by
his tackling and running
The evening times., 1895-10-10

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE
ON SUMNER AVE. ANifDSTIA. ID. G.
BY virtue Of IA deed OF trust. daily record
ed in liber No. ls42, folio M. i61 ct SEQ.
one OF the land records for the District Of
Columbia, and at the request Of the party
secured thereby, the undc TSIgnrd trustees
Will offer for sale hy public auction i'll front
of the premises, on MONDAY Y the 18th day
OF OCTOBER. A. u. 1895, AT O'Clock p ~,
the follow ing described real estate. to Wit
The west thirty five t35i feet ON Sumner
avenue. by the depth OF ihc eastern one
half G-2i OF lot nine so III section eight
tsl OF The Barry IA rnl, tOgettI r with the inI-
provenlerts, rights, etc. Terms. Cash, .
deposit uT S5u required upon acceptance
or bid
THOMAS FRANCIS. JR,
WILLIAM II. BEG
oCt2 dSds Trustees
Ratcliffc. Sutton X Co. Auctioncers, Snc-
cc>sors to Ratclifrc. barr X Co.
TO WHOM IT IA Y CONCERN TO FAY
STORAGE AND CHARGES. LOT OP
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. PIANO. ETC,
On SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER
IL, AT 10 O'CLOCK, we Will sell at the
rooms OF Radcliffe. Sutton * Co. 92o Penn
syivania avenue northwest. - lot OF house
hold goods. stored with us on June IS. / $50,
IN the name OF NJ. \. shaw. All parties in
terested VIII pleas. axe not ts'r. Terms cash
Washington safe Deposit Company.
SAM CROSS, Secretary.
oc2. ,4.l0.lI.12
The evening times., 1895-10-10

Touch downS-Rosengartcn Church. \ run
strong, Lea, Riggs and Ayres. Goals from
touch downs-Roscngartcn Pope and Baird,
,Umpire-S. S. Jarney, Referee.
Bliss. Linesm en-Brown and Cottman.
The evening times., 1895-10-10

The average walking pace of healthy
man or woman is said 10 be seventy five
steps O minute.
The evening times., 1895-10-10
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE

RATCLIFFE. SUTTON x co. iuctioneers.
Successors to hatCiiffc, barr Il Co.
The evening times., 1895-10-10

1t is now definitely settled that the
Tigers Will not play PENNSYLVANIA This
season, as all efforts to bring the teams
OF these two great colleges together in a
battle on the gridron have been un-
successful.