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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-09-10

FOR SALE-I offer for sale my
cottage of eight rooms, with two lots
and a barn for four horses, good we'll
and shrubbery, for less than half its
value. One block from the school
house, and a desirable location in
every way. Who warts big bargain?
JEROME GRAY.
MARRIED-At the residence OF
the parents of the bride, Wednesday,
September 9th, Miss f. Maybelle
Dyer, to Elmer e. Raughart, Rev.
s. Edgecumbe officiating, The happy
couple took the "Flyer" for Buffalo
and Niagara Falls, and will return To
Owosso for visit, before settling
down.
Teeth extracted without pain
After 80 years of research l have at
last got an anesthetc with which
I can positively extract teeth without
pain. II ! do not, l will make nc
charges whatever, and will pay you
for your time. Will return to Gray
ling next week.
J. A. ELLIS, d. d. S.
Misses Coventry and Hall arrived
here last Thursday, and we're made
at home at the residence of Mrs. r.
p. Forbes Misses Stark aud Voor
hees came Saturday and are domicil
ed with Miss Culver, and Miss Starr
also on Saturday, was met by Mrs. L
Fourier. Grayling can BOAST OF tn,
brightest and best looking corps o.
teachers in the State.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-09-10
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Medal and Diploma
Farmers Pic Mic.

The Annual Pic Mic of the Craw'
ford County Farmers Association
will be held at their grounds, on Sep
TENDER Goth, 1896. All are invited
to attend. The Executive Board
postt oned the Picnic until that date
on account Of the Roscommon Fair
All are requested to help clean the
grounds, on September Gath.
H. FUNCK, Secretary.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-09-10

and the report was approved.
VIM. G.. Marsh and G. /. Jerome
were appointed tellers, and r. Han
son and j. X. Wright elected Trus-
tees for 3 years.
1t was voted to have ten months
school.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-09-10
W.B. FL YNN, Dentist.
WEST BRANCH. MICH.

WILL make regular trips to Grayling
the 10th Of each month, remaining
for three days. Office with Dr. ms
ley.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-09-10
DIR. j. A. ELLIS,
DENTAL SURG EON.

Henry Funck, of South Branch,
brought in a load OF Fall Apples, of
his own raising, Tuesday. He says
he will have several bushels OF nice
peac hes.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-09-10

The meeting was called TO order by
the Moderator. Il. A. Carney, and the
report of the last annual meeting was
read by the director. aud the call for
this meeting read by the moderator.
The annual report of the director,
as follows, was received:
nnCuTuTG
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-09-10

go
w. Patterson. OF Frederic, was ia
town, last Friday.
Great Lace Sale, this week and
next At Claggetts'.
Duane willetts. Of Frederic, was In
town, last Friday.
% NOT miss the Lace Sale ct
The store Of s., =. %.
Myron Dyer, Of Blaine, was in
town, last Friday.
Buy your Evaporated and Canned
Fruits, at Bates s. Co.'S.
+. +. Hoesli, of Blaine, was 10
town, last Friday.
L. 4. Parker, of Beaver Greek, was
In town, last Friday.
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
T. T. Waldron, of South Branch,
was In town, Monday.
J. J. Coventry, of Maple Forest.
was In town, last Friday.
Edmund Cobb, of Maple Forest,
was in town last Saturday.
500 pounds of 35 cent japan Tea to
be sold for rs cents, at Claggetts'.
A. b Corwin. of Pere Cheney, was
in town last Friday.
A. H. Annis, Of Beaver Greek, was
In town last Friday.
Try aOur Favorite" Coffee, only 20
cents, and hard to beat, at Claggetts'.
John M, Smith, of Grove, was In
town last Friday.
Henry Hartman, of Grove, was in
town, last Friday.
G. Il. johnson. of Maple Forest,
was In town last Friday.
T. A. Carney went to Bay City last
Saturday, on business trip.
Mrs. J. Patterson went to Tawas,
last Friday. for short visit.
Peter vallad, Of Beaver Creek, was
In town. last Saturday.
J.P. Hanna, Of Beaver Creek, was
In town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Smith, of Blaine,
were In town, Tuesday.
Mrs. II. Buck, of Maple Forest,
was In town, Tuesday.
100 pupils were enrolled the first
day OF school.
Arthur wakeley aud wife, and Mrs
T. wakeley, were in town Tuesday
d. M. Kneeland. of Lewiston, was
in town Tuesday, euroute south.
Mrs. John Staley and family came
home from Bay View, last FRIDAY.
J. Roesuthal started for New York
City. last Wednesday, for ten days
visit with his friends
LOST-A short time since, bunch
Of Keys for alarm boxes. The finder
will please return them to this Office.
Aaron Roseuthal has charge Of the
store of his brother, Joe Rosenthal,
during his absence.
The best place in Grayling to buy
HAY, Grain and Feed, ID at Bates s
Cos. Prices guaranteed.
Miss Auabel Butler returned from
two weeks visit with friends near
Metamora. last Saturday.
The New Woman corset beats them
all 1t Is the best SO cent Corset on
earth. Sold by S. S. Claggett.
w. B. Covert returned to Alma,
Tuesday, to resume his collegiate
course.
Bates s. Co. are offering the choic
est Teas and the best Cofiees, IL
town.
Regular meeting Of Marvin Relie
Corps, next Saturday afternoon, TIT
18th, at the usual hour.
Upper Crust people use Upper Crus'
Flour, because IL is the best. Try 1t
For sale at Caggett's.
Regular encampment Of Marvin
Post, G.. A. r, next Saturday eve
ming, the 18th, at the usual hour.
The largest line Of Outing Flannel
ever shown In Northern Michigan, a
Clsggetts'.
Miss Bertha Clark passed through
here on the Express, last Friday, en-
route to her school In Negaunee.
Arthur Cady dropped into tow
Saturday. Wonder II he came to Sc
nhout sChool M-aftarap
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-09-10

II
"ono ''ou Day Vow 'asS oa'u'uay'
l. H. Richardson threshed over 700
bushels OF grain from his farm, in
South Branch.
Mrs. Birdseye Knight. OF Bay City.
who has been visiting with her sister
Mrs. 4. A. Carney, returned home
last Thursday.
Dell Smith, of the Manistee Switch,
was In town last Friday. He had
just returned from a trip to Fife
Lake.
All Linen Lace. from 1 20 4
inohes vida. coes for a short
tima AZ & eants mar ,,arA a. the
.t... .s q - a. -.
ch.. r..n.v =, cr.v,,rc town
.h,, ,o. ., 49,, Last Ur,a.v ne q
.non. e. .r.do h,s ,,,u ,or nrorartv
a. T.n,ass..
poc,,o. con,,,,,o..,on ., GRAY
I,,nnToa.o NJ a5e u Ga Ar novt
Thur.a.v ovon,n, tho ,7,h at tho
,s,., ho,s.
rho mon,hors ~ crov,,ro chan
n nc No OK nil, oonyara on
a.. :. a.. -
20, hon-
Attornovr wv ostr.nder contain
&c. ho,inr,n, tho erection of HE
oe,oa "a ros;do,.. west -, t,is
nmoo ,h,s uooh Atlanta Tr;bnne
=, pr;,,.d peoc+s
=. C,.oc.tt,. Tha rewos+ tho lat
ast ,he nrott,ost md tho hest Don,t
,on to coo them
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
PRESBYTERIAN Church will elect Off
GERS Mt their annual meeting. on Fri
day afternoon. the 25th.
The Danish Cornet Band will give
Social Dance. at Christ Hanson's
hall. Saturday evening. the 10Th.
Admission 80 cents.
,,eu n,
lost somewhere in town. marked c.
H. The finder will please leave it at
this office.
Mrs. S. G. knight received tele-
gram last week, stating that her
mother nau dieu Oh Ihursuay' one
was In her o4Cn year
Rash no -shono, the Jewish new
year, was observed last Tuesday by
our citizens of that faith. All bust
"o'' was '"'poA''
We are Indebted to President e.
Kelley for tickets to the Roscommon
and Crawford County Fair, to be held
September 10th, 18th and 18th.
p. M. Hoyt and wife, Of Maple
Forest. we're in town last Saturday.
They had a brand new Hoyt with
them who was making her first visit
to Crawling.
Sailing, Hanson q Go. They
nav YOU the highest price, and
sail van goods at Rock Bottom
Pr;ees
day from Notre Dame, Ind, where
he went with Miss Nellie, who enters
the University at that place to CON-
plete her education.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Mcknight, Mrs.
W. S. Chalker, and Miss Sarah
Murphy "ehC 10 ri'e Lake 'o'a 'is''
WIN rciaV''eS' 'ho oes'nn'"s VI ''''
WEEK.
S. S. Caggett has just received the
largest line of Shoes ever shown in
Northern Michigan. His stock Is
now coihpieOe' anu Ills prizes nai'
10 Dcdb. III SnOeS you Wdut 10 III
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-09-10
Restores
Gray Hair to
Natural Color

''More. than a year ago.. my hair
began turning gray and falling
out. Though / tried many RENE
dies for it, nothing / used satisfied
Inc until / commenced TO use
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-09-10
MYERS
- Hair vigor

After using one bottle of this
preparation, my hair was restored
to its natural color, and ceased
falling out" Mrs. HERMANN,
$50 +. 6Sth St., New York, N Y.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-09-10

For Sale aT sas @prsf EsrS
Mill. all IN good running order, Willtake a good
COW aud Rye In payment, p. Aebli, Graylng.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-08
Westminster Theater.

Rice g Barton's Gaiey Company Is ut the
westnins or Theater for the " elk. Rice and
Barton, ths well-lSnown comedians, are with
ths company and take part i'm tho program.
The performance began with n skit entitled
"A Trip O Boston " which abounds in musi-
cal selections, dancing and amusing situa-
tions. In this tho Misses Lillian and Blanche
Washbarac, Providence girls, are the leading
characters They are assisted by irwin T.
Buch, favoritc in tho ola C1mique times,
aud corps of 20 or more girls. In the olio
are Clara Laurence, everybody favorite, in
selections on the cornet, bugle, slide cornet
and saxaphone; Mildrcth Phillips and Ruth
Robinson in new songs; frankie Haines, who
has n style peculiar 20 herself, won n number
Of encores; Lillian and Blanche wasnburnc
i'm songs; Bill Jacks:n as the sable senator
ana Jack Crawford an William Manning
clever comedians in their line, who had some
thing brand new, kept the audience in god
humor. The entertainment clos d with nn
after PIC o cntitl d .NanrhlX- Cuney lAlapd, >,
and / 4 this Mossrs. Rice and Barton take part.
With Crawford an Manning thcy max,
tiiHg' exceedingly pleasant Tor while. In
addition 10 this excel cnt proyram a nambcr
f living pictures arc presented in a credit
able IN Innor. The performance yesterday
afternoon and evening wcrs well n endc ],
nnI there il reason 20 believe that large audi
once will be the rule du'ing the week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-08
Til: Sporting Duchess.

"Tbe Sporting Duchesa" which comes
to the Providence Opera House for one
week commencing next Monday was the
most successful drama produced in New
York last year, W here it ran for 800 nights
at the Academy OF Music.
Inc production 10 be given here will be
the samc in every detail and the cast is
greater than ever. IL contains among the
41 speaking parts the names OF Agnes
Booth, Cora Tanner, Joseph Wheelock,
Elita Proctor Otis, Harry Lacy, Louis
Massen, II. A. Roberts, William Bernard
Beresford Webb, Sarah Converse, Harry
Gibts and Adels Francis.
There are l3 mammoth scenes In the
play the last being the Derby Race, the
most sensational and realistic ever given
on the mime stage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-08

pleasing. Miss Sin clair sings several OF
these sweet songs that che has nl~nys
sung so successfully, lie Favor is heard
in a number OF tho songs that give the
widest s,op, for his ability as
comedian.
Miss Alice Raymond Is certainly fine
cornstist and her work met with appre'
citation.
"One Phase OF Life" was the title Of
tho sketch that was presented by Miss
Kate Davis and Mr.. Walter Gale, and II 10
certainly one Of the most pleasing char
scter acts that has been seen on the stage
OF the Columbia this season. Mr.. Gale
takes the par: OF q tramp, while Miss
Davis appears In the dual role OF Mrs.
Della Ann O'Donovan, kind hearted
old Irish woman, and Miss Ansstasia
O'Donovan, her daughter, VITO has aspi-
rsiions for the stage. 1he sketch Is ex-
tremely funny at times, and then sgcin
it is something more than laughsble. 1t
also gives opportunity for Mr.. Gale to
sing somo of his popular songs and Miss
Davis to render several OF the old songs
that will always be populsr.
Miss Cad Wilson, who is another come
new songs in q most fetching msnner
and gave n realistic imitation OF Bowery
girl who has been out for "good time"
Miss Hope Booth, who gave q number
OF artistic poses. was probably the fes
ture OF the program. She appeared as
"'The American Beauty Rose" "a Gre
clan Msid," "Cleopatra" "The Artists
Model" ""Psyche," "Eve." "Reposc,"
emusic" "Truth," "The Boston Bsc-
caante statue" and "Resdy for the
BALI" Miss Booth is beautiful and
shapely and each OF her poses lSst even
ing vas artistic aud attractive. At the
conclusion of the last pore she was pre-.
sentod vita a beautiful basket Of flowers.
The Carmen Sisters, who follow Miss
Booth scored as great hit as any q the
artists on the program. Their act was
simple one and consisted OF songs and
d. n,es and btnjo sole, but they had way
about them that caught the house. The
concluding at on the bill, hat Of the
Mulanbark Arabs WAS received with
eqsally euthusiastic tokens Of approval.
This co rpany of Arabs is certainly one
OF tho most wonderful trolpes that has
yet appeared In Providence. Their act IL
| one continual round Of sensational fea-
tures Of strength and that peculiar Kind
Of art that they affect and II unquestion-
ably entities them to tie reputation that
they enjoy, that on being one OF the tnost
remarkable companies of Gcrobats and
tum hlers In the world. II iss msfvclou'
exhibition. The same bill will be pre-
tsnisa every afternoon and evening thIs
! week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-08
}x ~ ~ se ~ es sss ~ - ~ .& ~ ~ ~ .ss}
-: The Theatres.
Sxs ~ r. ~ ~ ~ ss ~ o. ~ - ~ ~ ~ as

the warmest admiration. Thcy play
cards, float srd turn In the water as n
they were tumblinc on deep carg cts.
"a Day in Camr," is a clever and
irth-proyoking skit as interpreted by
those clever hlsck-faced humorists Me-
Intyre Rnd Hsatn. A fuunier or better
sustained darkcy dialogue 1t would be
hard to imagine than these two give and
IL never days or grows less funny. For
the last number on the program George
Lockharts elephants, II would be hard to
say too much. Their careful training,
and exactness with which they do every
thing won for their director the highest
prsie. Buney on his bicycle is alone q
sensation in Itself and the knowing way
in which the big fsliows perform their
tricks adds 10 the charm. The waltzers,
the police officer and the diners must
he seen and laughed at before one can In
any way understand tho miith to lie
derived from their interesting per-
formances.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-08
Cieveland's Picture Cut TO Pieces

Chicago, Dec. s.-The picture OF Presi-
dent Cleveland which hung in the rooms
OF the Cook County Democratic club has
been cut to pieces. The perpetrators of
the deed are unknown. 1t is supposed
to be the result of the strife between the
gold and silver wings of the party. which
reached its height at the annual club
election Sunday. The picture, which
was one Of the largest and finest Of the
president In existence, was painted in
Ruffalo and brought to the national con-
vention of 1883 by the Buffalo Democrats,
who presented the portrait to the Cook
county Democracy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-08
Columbia Theaier.

The program at tho Coiumbia Thsster
this week opens with the enberg Sis
ters, who are already we'll known TO the
amusem ont-loving public of Providence.
They were followed by Miss Gertie Hsr-
rington. who gave a number Of up-to-
date topical songs Ia a most pleasing
manner and her bsrjo specislties Were
extremely novel.
The Nelson Trio are no strangers to a
Pro7id snce ardience and the new act
that they presented last evening was
frlly appreciated.
Ee. Favor and Edith Sinclair are just
az good as ove-. They appeared at the
Columbia ourin. tte election week and
SEQ ed such u success thar Manager Har-
rington promptly booked them for q re-
turn engagement, The act tbot they give
this week Is brim fail of The funniest
kind OF humor and, what Is still more
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-08
K.ilh's Oper a House.

In tvsry way worthy Of the high repu-
tsticn OF Keith as q selector OF unexcep-
iionai talent for vaudeville performances
Is tie essen hlage OF refined stars that
last evening began q week's season at
Keith's Opera House. From the decid-
edly amusing, unique and clever perform
ances OF sparrow the Clown Juggler, to
che a sal bow of Lockart's performing ele-
plants, though the time was some two
hours and forty minutes, there was not a
dull moment for any one OF the large
suoisnce that ssssm bled In this theater.
The program Is, for the same excellent
performance will be given every after
noon and every evening this week, a
varied one and the clcverness shown in
the feIsctiou OF material will, no doubt
win the same unqualified approval ac-
corded last evening.
Sparrow's work IL clsyer and interest
ing. Some OF IL Is even amazing, and
In addition TO his ability as a juggler ne
Is iun-maker OF an eccentric and de-
tidedly interesting kind. That little
Irene Franklin is n good mimic and siu-
ger II true, a. 10 also the statement that
she is one oi the clsyerest children en-
the stage. Rcposted eocoros last night
told how much the audience admired her
work.
Though there may not be much origin
riiiy In tho skit, "a Model YS.ing Man, >"
Mir. and Mrs. Sidnew Drew give TO IL q
finish that notcs II not the least OF the
fun-msking features on the program and
svsryfnine 10 done In that characteristic
manner that wnn for them approval in
other iitids. Frcsb. pleasing and instr1c-
tive TO the eyes is the wonderful work OF
tie i've k.cc rdos and tko pyramid work
and lumbling OF these performers was re-
ceiyed With a warmth that showed they
made very favorable impfcyion.
JOAN j. Bgrko aad GrRcc Forrest. In
their budget OF fun. won laogh after
lsrgn from the ancienca. Decidedly
rossi and worthy Of bsiDa seen even 81
one conld bot spare the time to enjo,
the isst part OF the feast, is the varies
work Ct James and Rose Finney IN th'
wstr tank With glsss sides. They exc
euie msnv cimrult fssts and all ercit
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-08

tion OF old time minstrelsy followed py
the " first part" OF tie modern way the
principal difference being merely a MAJ!
ter of raco and color and then followed a
serias OF bright variety sketches, the
most tnking hei,x the ger.i"> cake
walk participated n by tie mem ~ Of
the company ana local talent. couple "a,
q pair OF little picsanianies in ttiire OF
no gcaus yellow snd hlsck took the caLe
snn also won six points in the contest
wrirh VII not bs se;ilsd until the clos
inc 7. orinnnce to.rorrow night.
Jinmy wal., one OF tho end men in the
Iins up of minst-eisy up to date made
q ,iJ q hu with lis song "Just q
Mnmsrt Place. ana incidental antics,
auc ue,rrc ~. prlmrose did couple Of
root ,uros vi,h "Hot limo in on
vi 7 nigh" nd "Pn Make Dat Els L
a., tln." SIS lis txc5.e far getting up
s,lc mn!s ,ne IL easy Tor everyone to laugh.
IL ,h oid time part j. L. Glen with
tie";s ucbee Conshce Dance" Henry
" i,iiaa.s and his "High Toned Colo ed
Lady and Walter Dixop's" woltsrmelon
Phfty" were the particularly amusing
feature
lber was musirfl burltsquo entitled
"Frn in a Iios,oiice," ," full OF surprises
guaranteed to provoke laus hter.
Mr. W. III. Vests Grill OF "The Pbnn-
tenn Guards" was a splendid exhibition
of faultless m rching and intricate evo-
luiions and o. u spectaculsr performance
II WIS most effective.
Ihs show concluded with an attractive
pictorial exhibition by Millar Brot hers
oiorsms.
The MINISTRIES will be at the Opera
House tits evening ana tomorrow after
uoon AMI evening. For the last three
nights OF the wsek and Saturday matiuee
the tin will DO Mr.. Charles Hopper in
sCeim ME Fadden."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-08
National Sabbath Alliance.

New York. Dec. S.-The annual meet
ing Of the Woman's National Sabbath
Alliance, which is auxiliary to the Amer
lean Sabbath union. was held yesterday
In the Broadway Tabernacle. The al
lance was organized In 1895. and has
branches in several states throughout
the Union, the members pledging them
selves 10 resist by precept and example
whatever leads 10 undermine observance
of Sunday az a day of rest and worship.
The meeting was divided in two sessions.
At the morning gathering the annual re-
ports Of the secretary and treasurer were
read. and reports from auxiliaries at
Washington, Bridgeport, Conn; Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian church, Newark,
N. j., and Cleveland. At the afternoon
session officers were elected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-08
Providence op.ra House.

A band OF 20 minsireis each one OF
whom is particularly good at something
IN the wsy Of song, or dance, or joke,
Is sp aggregation cf stage people very
sure to plense any audience which may
be on the otheS side OF the iootlighis.
The was demonstrated last night at the
opening performance of the Primrose and
West Company's three nights engage
ment It the Providence Opera House.
Thre was gooc house. hardly seat
being vacant while the top gallery was
packed from the rail TO the farthermost
corners and applause came thick and fast
There were "two first parts" that is
there was, as preliminary, reproduc-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-08
No More Testimony Likely.

Concord, ~ H.. Dec s.--Hon. Charles
Mcdaniel of Springfield, of the board of
referees appointed by the supreme court
TO find facts in connection with the petit
tion of the Manchester and Milford rail-
road. says that a decree OF the court
ordering them to determine the question
OF public necessity was not received un-
til Saturday, and that he will have to
consult with his associates as to the
course Of procedure. No more testi-
mony will be taken, but ii is probable
that arguments viii be made on points
at issue by counsel on either side.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-08
Will Exemplify the Work.

Tomorrow evening the rank o: knight
in the "Long Form" OF the Order of
knights OF Pythias will be exomplifed
by degree team from Damocles Lodge
Of Brockton, under the auspices OF Elm
wood Lodge of this city in Music hail. The
members OF the order generally are in.
vited TO be present, and the procedure
will be samo as at q regular lodge meet
ing. After the "work" the visitors and
invited guests will be escorted TO the
lodge room OF Eimwood Iodgs corner of
Elmwood and Potter's avenue where q
banquet will bo served.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-08
GENERAL SPORTING GOSSIP.

The New York Giants will 60 to Vir-
ginia to prepare for next seasons work,
and not to Florida.
In an eight-round contest before the
National Sporting Club "Sid" Scales Of
London easily beat George Munro OF
America.
Tom Mccarthy said yesterday that 1t
was quite certain he would not play ball
n ext summer, as he wanted to look after
his business.
An Ice hockey league of the teams from
the New York A. c., Crescent A. c.,
Brooklyn Skating Club and st. Nicholas
Skating Association has been formed in
New York.
A telegraphic chess match between the
Boston Chess Club and the Manhattan
Chess Club Of New York will PROBABLY be
played, with IL men on q side some time
during January.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-08
Lehmann Gives a Dinner.

Cambridge. Mass, Dec. S-The newly
organized varsity crew at Harvard be-
gan work yesterday afternoon on the
river with stiff row OF six miles. The
men rowed in this order: Stroke, Bull:
z. Goodrich; 6. ]. F. Perkins; 5. j. III.
Perkins; 4. Sprague; 3. Hollister; 2.
Thomson; bow, Boardman. Mr.. Leh-
mann gave dinner at the Algonquin
club last evening to Captain Goodrich
and the men who rowed In Saturdays
race, General Francis Peabody. G.. f.
Mumford, last years coach, and ]. J..
Storrow, captain of the s5 crew. on
Wednesday night the 80 varsity crew
will tender banquet TO Mr.. Lehman
and ex-Coach Mumford