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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21
PHILADELPHIA. WILL MINCrON 4
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
IN EFFECT MAY " io9A

BAL tmShf hAtL HORps
IN EFFECT MAY - 1896.
Trains viii ieaye Wilmington as follows;
40. $50. TAP. 760. S5o.s.55. s43. 10 OF. lois.
u25, 1i8s, ll.5l a. m. '12.ss. 49,. 500.
SO, so. 5ss IS$ s9s' enc s s2R EsE n.
For Gasstef tespress5 shq Isl i0 10 3D. "a
80, $50 $50. Ioos IFS, li.si a. m: IN
S.05. b.0i. 6.bt. 70l. and 300 y. m
Accommodates. G. 4. S, OF. 1913. ll.3s am.
For New York. 1.57, 2.55, ~ go lSe.
500, $40, $3.50. 7.07. sis and 1873 p. n!
For Boston without change. lolS a. M
For the South Southern Railway Bs-
press, TAI p. IN. srepers TO Memphis and
New Orleans,
For West Chester. via Lamolcin. $50 a.
For Newark Center and intermediate
stations. I.SS II. IN. and t.33 p. IN.
s.il' io.I5' and iioo a. M: isoi' i2Ss lis,
EOS, IA; 62S. ''6.O5. 6ts 7il. so p m. ana
Baltimore and intermediate s.auona.
z4T, Ai5. SOS. and lL5 L. IN.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for
y 4" HIS l, $S E. as. i f ~ s
4oI, Al, t.ds, so. $50. 6i7 G55. 40, lilo
Ill p IN. and 12.05 ntshl
1.29. sos. ABB. 4.37. 6.22 sss. lo,Vs and h%
p. IN.
For philadelphia (expressJ. LII. EOS, 20
$50. S.5s, 9.43. 1905. II 81 a. NJ. lsI.
sos 500. 55s 7o7. 12s. SOC ana az m
Accommodation, Z, 10 a M. l2.lO. La
For Chester texpress) 1857. AID, $50 SIS.
1905, 1l5l a. m. 1.37. 305. 500, 5.56. 1.oI
and 9.06 p. m.
t.05. BIS 1926 and 1885 p. nj.
For New York. l.57. 2 So 42o, Z, $50, 9-43.
O5, II 81 a. m, 1877, %. 4.0j 5.o4,
5 So G20, 7.O7. s12. and 1895 p. IN.
For Boston, without change 6.56 p. m.
For the South--Southern Railway E1-
press. TAI p. m, slcepefs TO Memphis and
New Orleans. -
For West Chester. via Lamokin. SIS n
III Bait i StdS 2 and washington. as. soi.
1913 1t. m; l2H, l2G. ".2i' ''t.o', h4l. S.n
p Baltimore and intermediate stations
w leave ave PhlladeiphIa Broad street, for
Wilmington (eSpressj. $50, 720 IL lS, LES
a. m; AL. 5US. 655 40. SIS, II ~, II. l6
p A ",t mn Ss5. DO. ioss a. M.
n''' 2o2 bh t. ~ he n DIV isfS M
For NsS Ssst1s sn lsd |! i IS Night nj ESQ., 80
E EXT lsSff sr pSv e D. and Dali
MO- For 81 l { and way Stations oy
| Express for Wyoming, 1853 m.
Express for Cape Charies Did Point
Comfort aud Norfolk. II o. a. m. aud l2oi
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle, 9.5l p, ~ aud l2.Ql night.
For Cape Cha rles. old Point Comfort
and Norfolk l2.0l night.
| For Middletown, Clayton, Dover. Wy
oming,, FELTON,. harrington. ,srideeyiiie.
6eaford. Laurel. and Delnar, l2ol night.
co Congressional Limited Express
trains. composed entirely q Pullman Yes
thule, Parlor aud Dining Cars, No extra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge;
(s) Limited Express trains, composed or
Pullman Vestbuie Parlor Cars. Nestibule
| Passenger Coaches and Dining Gar. NO
| extra fare.
For further Information passengers are
referred TO tho ticket agent ut the station
| s. M PROVOST. J. H WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass. Agt-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

CONSTIPATION and sick headache perma.
nenty cured, and piles prevented by
Japanese Liver Pellets especially adapted
TO rhildrens Usa.
y. Is. panIorth. Second and Market
streets, ard Mi!ler's Drug Store, 4O4 Mar.
ketst eet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

Nhile Policeman Peterson was patrol.
ing nls heat yesterday afternoon, he
found two. year old chi at Tenth and
plne streets The little fellow was too
young to know his name or place oil resi-
deuee' SO ns WIS taken to the station
bouse aEd placed in the care OF MBtron
WGgun Last night Mrs. Hedley OF klund
street claimed the little fellow. lie was
hor son and had wandered nom his home
uEtlHg the Rflerhoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21
bLUl&FFRfS uRULu
Is u4iIsPEicS OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE County, DIT,

-
NV CASTLE COUNTY. nRL,
April It. l3JL
Upon tho application Of Chaa H. hunham.
nd linlsfrsIrr al h trleI II. Seminar, late
OIL Sew castle hundred. in said county,
decreased. II is ordered and directed by the
Register that the AiiniHfsirH or aforasaid
give mott OF granting at Letters OF Admin
lstfJtIOn upon tho estate OF tho deceased,
with the dale of granting thereof, Ivy caus-
iHg advert ISL .uenfs TO lie posted within Forty
days from the late o! such letters in six OF
the ost put ic places OF the county OF New
tRs L.. requiring all pei sons having demands
against tic estate 10 present the same, or
ahide by mn act of Assembly IN such casa
uiaic AMI prOVi led !; aud also cause the sam 9
10 Ne inserted within the game period in the
DAILY REPUgLIGAN. n newspaper published
la Wilmington. Bet and to De continued
therein three weets o. o. d.
-, GiVen under the hand and Seal OF
z. 5. DhCG OF tue Registor aforesaid at
- Wilmington. in New Castle County
aforesaid. the iaS aud year above written.
i WILKINS GOOCiI Register.
NOTiLE-Nntlce Is hereby given thnt lot
ters OF Admlii str.ttiOh were 10 due form OF
law granted unto the undersigned. on tho
.Gth day Of ApgI, A. H., 1888. anl that
ali persons uawiag claims against the estate
OF ne deceased mast present tho same duly
attestcd. TO tho said Administrator. on or
before the goth day of April 1895. or
s0tlu the Act OF Assembly in such case made
asa provided, 5=s ~ .
CHARLES H. DONHAM
Administrator.
ton llei 90
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

According to the report Of the police
who made the census returns there are
only eighty i've vacant honses In our
city. The writer Will bet one hundred
dollars, to be donated to charity. that the
police failed to discover all Of tie vacant
houses. If they only ran across eighty.hve.
There are more than four hundred.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

LAYING is bad husiress The Two city
directory managers have now gon, iuto
the courts. with tne!r greyaH g.. tho
first move was made IN The drama IN
Monday by George II, Bites appearing Ia
the United States Court on ueAnlt Of Mrs.
Mary A. Costa restraining Homer Barry
from selling business ana yEoek dIeo.
tory.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21
S0GIET Y.

Miss Phabe ray and Miss Bennett, of
MarsnaltuTn, Del. arc visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Vim, McNey, Tlainer Pa
Mise sailie Carter, Odessa Is the guest
OF friends at State Road.
Niles Lulu Booth OF Sixth street, Upland,
has been visiting irlends at kirkwood,
bel
Mr., md Nra. James Stewart. of Brandy
wine Village visited MIR. and Miz. Lewis
Howard OF pund Sunday.
Sir. Eayard aud Miss Eva Webb spent
Sunday with kennett Square friends
George Tellehant. Kenneth square, has
moved to TILE city and Will engage in the
wheeIwftsht business.
John X. Sinclair and George DeITugh
rode or ths ir wheels 10 West Chester ON
sunday.
design foi n bicycle suit by Mas
J3sephlhs l&stnE Searord. Del. appears
III to-day's Philadelphia Hines.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

Governor Brown will DO requested
within tho next few days to appoint a
commission OF physicians who are experts
on insanity to examine into the mental
condition OF Marshall L. Price, who is
under sentence TO he hung on July 9Th.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

il is sald that there are four hundred
and seyenty.ntue children VINO do not
attend our public schools anj who should
tie kept OF OF the streets during school
hours. We think that the cousu5 tukers
failed to get nil The returns.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

POSTMASTER General Wilson is not dis.
consulate at the ruling OF tue Supreme
Court In the income tax law. He Gays;
The tariff Is yielding now ut the rate of
slG0. 1000 700 a year and there is good
prospect OF an increased aggregate OF in
terual revenue. That from now on the
large amounts OF whlskey taken out OF
bond will yield sl5. zoo, 600 year. as much
as the income tax was expected to yield.
Surely 1t mast he n ricus bIowto the
Southern ilnancIers to see the income tax
law declared unconstitutional.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

Miss Sadie Martinot performing N
''The Passport. in New York, was sued
by her dressmaker. Nine. Marie Arrounet,
for $3.50. SO, On her examination by Law.
scr Carman, she said she had no prop.
erty sufficient to pay the bill. IL altar
wards came out that she had on pair OF
Garters with diamond buckles worth
about sl75. which lawyer Carman wanted I,
but he failed to get. Tho bill 10 yet un.
satisfied although the actress has worn
the clothing. 1t hardly looks fir that
the dressmaker should provide gowns
tree" for stage beauties. but such are
the ups and downs OF theatrical life.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21
e:..s TRIUMPH OF LOVE

\ fiAfpa, !..slf.l't=. Ns.NE'AlE."
E,try lIs.h N.ho v dt,Id know ti.r
C.a#a Tr#iha. HE rlnin Eners. ttie
Sew i1i-..,rriss Of aIcdigsi scten9r
nv t4I.tIri ia NUIaiyi Lie, VIM
Wound Atega for Fast Erroi. MID
Avoid Fuiuse Putaiis, Should s,veusa
rho Wonderful Little Book CaIiea
tDMrirtc IIaaaUOd, and IioM tn A.
tain IT,
slfcrN Rf last IA 40, aattun from =
u#edlr satiu r iiat must WORK w1Irr- with
Ii4z Eugt gttiHn vt men p
4il., p1ek fully Describes method by which
teHtIairH fHll tlGar 4uIA uaunly pUietT
4 iu, hai by which 10 vud All unnatural
4IaI-l- Ga tAu ~ stein.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

JUDGE Hoagland, at Bridgeton, N. j.. OH
Monday sentenced the cooreI highway
meu TO 81 years. is years Is years and 10
years each. 1t Is to Le hoped that this
Jersey justice will deter others from
such depredatiOns.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

THERE lie every prospect OF the electric
railway from shelpot to Llnwood, Pa.
being built in tho near future. 1t Is
thought the road will be In running order
by fall. Then our citizens can reach
Philadel phla by the electric road at
groatl, reduced fares. We don't know II
1t will be such great advantage to our
Wilmington merchants as 1t will DO TO
Philadelphia merchants. At any rate the
road Is an assured fact as its promoters
will meet on Wednesday to talk over tile
building OF the road.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

DEA COAL tortamiiy uSs.
i EEtrlt LrSs 80. sL1 pir to h
JOHN MSJLDHUN.
Uller No. W 81 strsG
Phones. Inland 2lL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

GENERAL Campos has now $4,000 troops,
well drilled, well Differed and well armed
under Ills command, and believes that the
rebellion will I've crushed out with little
delay, 1t is general Campos' desire to
restrict the operations OF the rebels 10
the province OF Santiago de Cuba.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

TipAy viii he red letter day IN the his.
tory Of Odd Fellowship In Pennsylvania.
Ihe Odd Fellows temple ter stores high.
e5silHg sieoJ, 900 Y. i}fpud aud Cherry
streets. wifi 10 dedicated. some three or
-four hundred odd Fellows frOm our city
will attend having loft on the morning
trains. lie ilde lions GheGeus made "a
ereditable tuIGeut as any Of the other
lodges in line. delaware Is proud Of her
Oil FeloB9
IFEdeasI OF h ,o..ore II Hartman who 10
parted THIS HE "a Moulas afternoon OF ty.
photd feyof. wase sad bIIw,n his NUMEROUS
friends in our city. llo ralIIl count his
fiiends by Inc sc0re and ho als9 hal u
emile a pleasant VOID for everybody.
He was IN hia Goth year aai Il member Of
the yell known furniture titm aF 4 J. y.
Hartman. lis funeral vii take PLACE on
Thursday afternoon.
nrBISa an Old time ioye teast m ST.
Paul's II. +. Church on Mou;sy evauIug,
the Rev. Nj. Bnrrelt asked Nil those WHO
had been mentar5 Of tho Church for
more than iifry yeurs to Ttse to theiI faet
VIXEN fourteen persons responded. Surely
this speaks well To- ht fad.s Church .5ttl
its Old stand hys lew ol8sr churches a
the city can boast Of yuca old ms5nu,.s.
II ID only the efua,esl Of cruel plrtnis
who could 50 iefE=t their maternal IN.
stinct as to desert tAclf new born infant
and place Il Ga tic ceid charity OF this
IN /, Ia, yyIt "a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

HARtY Hayw ward, who.was convicted OF
killing Catharine Cling ut Minneapolis for
Insurance money. will pay the penalty OF
his crime OH June 2lst.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21
GORDON HEIGHTS

In reality is we'll nRtned, It's elevation and
ner hts command suGh grand aud extensive
views Of such rare hstuty. Nature presents
beautiful panorama scene to tile eye far
hey ord words To eE press or describe. The
hills valleys. plains aud water meet tue view
with 90 many pleasing objects In constant
transit, tho many variety of essels. ships
and crafts OF commerce and pleasure on the
waters of thc noble Delaware river. also tho
steam and electric railroads. continuous IN
operation. with all OF natures beauty ufnkes
II perfectly grand Nav IL tho time o select
nIli secure lois for Suburban Or permanent
homes. tull and see us. Examine plot as
we are offering great Inducements.
PHILIP Il CLARK & co.
No. s02 K Ing st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21
Particular Notice to
Odd Fellows.

Odd Fellows.
Wanamaker & Brown. Sixth
and Market Streets, extend
Cordial Welcome to the Fra
ternity of Odd Fellows, their
wives and visiting friends, dur.
ing their stay in the city. Make
our store Headquarters. Checks
given for Baggage, Grip Sacks,
Wraps, &c. Writing materials
and facilities for writing or let
tiers may be dictated to our
Type Writers. Telephone at
your service. Rest in our Easy
Chairs. From 1l.30 to A
o'clock each day an inviting
COLLATION. will be served and a
Souvenir Of the occasion pre-.
scented to Ladies.
aAWelcome everybody to see
the inside OF the most remarka.
Bile Clothing business in tho
country.
No business has all its pros.
perity to itself. 1t helps every
other industry. The figures
below are alive with rejoicing
to every thoughtful well--wisher
Of our city. There's no manu-.
featuring retailing of clothing
to compare with it. It's the
story of genuine good times"
going on before your eyes.
Remember, it tells of wages
only-and tells the increase Of
wages in the slower third Of the
year.
Total Cash paid to Cutters
and Sewers, Wages and Salaries,
for January, February, March
and April, 1895, SPAS. 6l9;
Total Cash paid to Cutters and
Sewers, Wages and Salaries, for
January, February, March and
April, 1894, 1887, 740; increase,
$60,918.
In Difference to visitors we
single out OF our nearly a hun
bred statesmen, those who are
Of your own Fraternity.
You'll know them by. their
conspicuous badges. They will
be glad to show you through
our great industry, aud give you
their best service:
John Keller E. Singles
J. Evans A. S. Daniels
L. Peters ". W. Uhlck
o. Ii. Wagar NJ. Ewing
Nm. Porteriield w. L. Baker
V. Il. Hagenbuch c. +. WaJkin
A. Greeley G. Il. Provost
Vim, Rudduck +. Meyer
u. A. Shaw
On the purchase OF $15. 90
worth, we pay railroad excur-
sion fare from Wilmington TO
Philadelphia and return.
Wanamaker 4 Brown
OAK HALL,
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS
Vim, i. WanamakeT
> TWLFTH AND MARKET STREETS
n Phiiadelphta pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21
TUESDAY. slAY ~. 1898.
REPUBLICAN TICKET

REPUBLICAN, TICKET'
MAYOR.
JACOB Il. LEWIS.
PRESIDENT OF CITY COUNCIL.
DIR. ADRIAN L. FRANIZ.
CITY SOLICITOR.
SAMUEL A. MACALLISTER.
CITY TREASURER,
JOSEPH X. ADAMS.
ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR.
EDMUND P. MITCHELL. JR
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21
THATCHER PROPERTY.
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Building Lots,
ON SATURDAY,
MAY %, 1895,

on the premises. Vandever avenue and
Pine street. Lots on Pine street. Spruce
street Thatcher street and Vandever avenue
Also squares for manufacturing purposes.
having water front aud railroad facilities. to
be sold on easy teripsL weekly paw ments. 9
per cent. discount for cash. Deeds delivered
upon payment of nne-thir1 OF purchase
price, balance secured by mortgage. Land
high, well located and title perfect. For plots
and Information apply to
WIN. {. HiLLEs. Attorney for Owners.
m9-6t 90i Market Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

On the purchase of $1,000
worth, we pay railroad excur-
sion fare from Wilmington TO
Philadelphia and return.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

DUBIIc SALE of valuable real estate on
J. the premises, In BraEdy vino Hundred,
Delaware, near Carpenters station. u. ..
II. H.. OIL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

-
L the premises. IN BraHdy vino Hundred,
Delaware, near Carpenters station. b. & o.
II. L.. OIL
TUESDAY. JUNE 18th. 1885,,
At2o'clock, p, H..
Estate of Walter Pierce, deceased. bounded
by the Nnamans Greek Road aud LANDS OF
Lot Cloud, George /. Cloud and land former.
ly ofJoseph and Julia a. Carpenter. contain.
Ing by recent survey CO acres and rods
OF land excepting therein asmall tract which
was conveyed to the Hal and Philadelphia
X. Il. Co. The improvements consist OF
frame dwelling, containing rooms. franc
barn and shedding.
The land Ia high, well improved with n.
and D. II. H., running through tho south
eastery part thereof and convenient to
schools, churches nld II Il. Station. with
fine view or the Delaware River and sur.
rounding country. Also at the same time and
place q lot of posts aud rails already Tor use.
Terms will be made known Oh day of sale
WALTER PIERCE. deceased.
J.. ". ctldhan Son. auct - w-itd
DUBLIC SALE-The subscriber will sci Mt
l. public sale. on the DUPONT farm. near
Adams Station, Christiana hundred, Della
ware. on
THURSDAY. MAY %. 's5.
hti.3O O'Clock p. M,
Forty head OF fresh cows and forwnr %s1N
sprinRers from Lancaster county. Sev--le-m
al stock bulls The above nuyn bee n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

Forty bead OF fresh cows and forwnrl J%.1N
sprinRers from Lancaster county. Sev--lln
sl al stock bulls The above cows have been
selected with care and nre a proInlsing lot.
~ days ctudit. ROBERT MENkiCK.
!. q. Robinson. aucttoneer inli-ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-24
HOW THE GAME WAS PLAYED
YALE'S LUCK WINS THE FIRST POINT,
HER GRIT THE OTHERS

HARD STRAIGHT FOOTBALL MARKED BY BRILL
IANT PLAYS BY TroRNE AND LEA-DE-
TAILS OF THE CONTEST.
The Tigers romped out upon the field at lo9
o'clock amid wild cheering and took places on the
gridron. The Yale players came in slowly ana
sedatey three minutes later but they stuck close TO
the north fence. seeming not to care about getting
into the centre of the oval before they had to- This
demure air. however. assumed. as VIII be
shown further
Yale won the toss. and. handing the ball over 10
Princeton. took the eastern goal, which, by-the-
way is nearly always the lucky one. for generally
two touchdowns made under the shadow OF
Coogan's Bluff TO at the goa. posts near the
clubhouse So the more pebeian spectators In the
open stand to the west generally have the best OF
the view.
No time was wasted in preliminary work. ana
within a few minutes after the appearance OF the
teams the battle under full Roadway.
Captain Lea, of Princeton. kicked of 10 hdle :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-24

I've been such high regard for he playing reputa.

have been such a high regard for the playing reputa-
tion OF Lea.
Yale's all-around work simply superb and the
whole team played with snap. jump and enthusi-
asm that seldom rewarded with anything less
than q victory. During the first fifteen minutes
play II probably the fastest game ever seen In
this neighborhood. The terrible strain seemed TO
be telling the Yale men more than II did on the
Tigers and yet while the tongues fairly hung out OF
the mouths OF the sons OF Old Eli. that terrible
push never wavered.
Captain Thorne the real hero Of the day and
possibly no Yale football player more de-
served applause. This really wonderful player seems
10 combine the strength and force OF Heffelhngcr
with the nimbeness nd speed and cleverness of Nc
Chung No other football player Of the day con be
said to have reached that point where comparison
of this sort could be made with perfect truth ana
sincerity Thorne all over the HELD playing
in the line minute. doing the punting the next.
and allowing himself to be used as battering ram
the next. His superior as an all-around FOOTBALL
player does not exist to-day. a,...
While Yale scored what might be called nuke
touchdown, Princeton did the same thing alter N
the game so matters in that direction were eVentn
IN Yale scored four touchdowns and maze Two
goals to two touchdowns and one goal for Prince,
tom and Yale won, she should, Oh OASIS all
about. OF two to one.
There was little intentional rough play and only
once was the umpire compelled to Interfere mat
was when Rosengarten forgot himself. and seemed
70 think that 1t nstlcufs and not football taat
he and his comrades and opponents were INDUCING
in He used his fist in gentle manner on the
head OF an opponent. and he was promptly disauaii-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-24

,,,h,,,s with a party OF young people their
coach Ms Iselin looked handsome In gown OF
s,un-brown velvet, trimmed with sable; ana MIA
/ Borden Hartman a smart costume Of navy
hme Goth trimmed with astrakhan The otaer
.,,.sts on the coach were Mr. and Mrs Charles r.
Uavemeyer Mir. and Mrs Theodore A lave
never Frederick \. Beach. j. Borden hartman
and william X. Vanderbilt. who Joined the party on
the coach after the game began
The coaches the right OF M. Iselins were occu-
MED by Howard c. Butler James II. Wardel. ID. W.
Evans f. H. Cody the members OF the Ivy Club OF
Princeton; Arthur Kemp, and the cap and Gown
and Colonial clubs.
In the field boxes were Mr.. and Mrs Ed"ara
Garrison Potter. Mr. and Mrs Arthur a. is
Miss Alice wilmerding. Judge Roger A; PrSo.'
Dr. phn 81 &' ktsna
Brooks James NJ. Waterbury. IT.. Lawrence water
bury. DcForest Maniee. Arthur a. Hatch. Al s,s +.
don, r. Durham Monat. Charles NJ oelrlchs q.
k Webb e. and s Frank NIX iaa
Webb MSneS GpEaH M Een sueS Ia Mo"i nns
ton. Miss Kittie Cameron. Mr: and Mrs. Rober..
Cioelet j. G. Phelps Stokes, Miss Stokes, Mr and
sGSh Mr. and s Mrs De ancy
b rs S s'n Msse VIE Of faa
land T. Dodge. Mr. and Mrs Charles Tracy ,, Bar.
Mrs. v; v. Earl Dodge Stephen Henry DIN. Henri
AeSSsr r. W. s MrSr,i pan Mr D. ana Hsie Mrs
Vickar. BENJAMIN Il. Kittridge. G; & CuSler.
Arthur sturges. Ever, Jansen Wendell. Nose; ray-
Tor Pine Irving Broka~ Henry Sayre Van puser.
Alexander Harvey. MIR. and Mrs. Tracy g. HarrlA
W. s Whitehead. Miss Whitehead. Mr. ana Mrs
Charles W McAlone. Walter J. Masterson OF
New-Jersey: Garrett Bersh kipp. Harry kpp.
Rudolph Kipp. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren. Mr. and MIS-.
Warren Deniorest. IL. Payne Whitney. Mrs T.. {:
Holt. Walter Holt. Mr. and Mrs Henry f. Coe. and
Frederick Thomas.
others. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard croker Nj. and
Mrs simon Sterne ex-senator and Mrs Fassett,
Mr. and Mrs Thomas H. Spaudlng, Mrs. Ashbel
T. Fitch. Miss Fitch; William H. Whssier Jon9
Mrs Rrayton Ives. exComm ssoner Dali, r. p Z;
Young. OF Jersey city; Governor-e!ect Grifys: OF
Warren Lswton. Mr.. and Mrs John A. Mccauil. Mr..
and Mrs Z. e Mecaul:. Benjamin stern Leaii
Mrs. Charles II. Rushmore. Frs Ehrs, MI w, and
Colonel George Bilss Mr.. and Mrs W. c. Arnold
Continaed On Eighth rage.