Evening journal., 1896-10-13
THE CRY IS. FOOTBALL.
"Never Works and "Terrors"
Will Meet Next Saturday.
GASES IN MUNICIPAL COURT.

THE TWO TEAMS WILL BATTLE
FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF
DER URTH"-THE LINEUP
WILL BE ANNOUNCED THURS
DAY.
The great, and much anticipated.
game OF football which was to take
place Saturday was postponed. owing
70 the serious sickrumness OF Septem-
Der joe the captain of the Municipal
Court team. The players show a keen
interest I'm the game They
donned their suits for the first time
yesterday, and II Peary ever wishes TO
return TO the North Pole he should
come to New Castles chateau for a
suit.
DO Little Mary and Liver Pad Annie
are proud OF their workmanship. They
made but one mistake, but il is almost
objectionable. Instead Of sewing the
bloomers upside down. they sewed
them downside up. IL took a four-ply
tackle to pull Dewey Dugan out of
his suit after the practice game. Jonas
Heck and Eddie Mulvey were released
last night, but the team will not suffer.
as several good rushers were signed
this morning. Sam Adams has con-
sented to take charge OF the tickets.
and Billy Heal will act as towel
holder.
The flying wedge OF the "Never
Works worked splendldly. though
weighing 200 pounds. The team rushes
with II, carrying everything In its path
The lineup OF the team will be an
nounced tomorrow, and practice in
earnest viii begin on Thursday
William Libsey, a member OF the
Knights OF "Hold-me-up," got so full
last evening that he fell in the way OF
trolley car, and traffic was stopped
for twenty minutes. Several bvstand-
ers helped Willie out OF his dangerous
berth, and for their thanks heused Lam
guage not In the almanac. He got the
sedan chair and 81 and costs.
James Boyer, colored, paid visit to
the Sages at the Opera House last even
| ing. After the show he went to his
old roost, on the coast, and got full.
! He then began giving some of his mes
meristic power TO the bartender, who
| by the way was of the feminine per-
suasion. The woman In question did all
| sorts OF tricks too horrible to mention,
much to the merriment OF the crowd
officer Kelleher arrived on the scene
and pulled Boyer In. He signed for 81
and costs, or ten days. He will run
errands for the teams.
Thomas Kerrigan approached officer
Kelleher on the coast last evening and
said he was from heaven The copper
told him TO 80 back. or Addicks would
have him, sure. This did not suit
Tommy. who replied that Peter let him
out for a walk, and he intended to have
IL. He got the push wagon and 81 and
costs.
Frank Cranston is another individ-
ual who has scruples against monop-
oily. He fell asleep on the car tracks,
and says he thought he was home in
bed. officer Lyons, who arrested
Frank, says If he had not seen him in
time he would have been killed. He
was conveyed to the court chateau and
signed for 81 and costs.
Anton Konski, a subject OF the czar,
aroused all Hedgeyille last night with
yells for O'Bryan. His wife, to keep
him quiet, threw two buckets of water
on him, but to no avail. Officer Ma
guire summoned the push wagon, and
he signed for SO and costs.
John Connolly, a man with n lemon
ade face, was accused Of stealing a suit
OF clothes from Wood Brothers, at
Eighth and Market streets. Mr. Har-
man asked for the dismissal OF the
case. and the judge granted It, after a
severe reprimand. The owner OF the
goods did not wish TO press the charge.
James McManus, a free silverite, and
a resident OF South Brooklyn, was
walking along the streets yesterday
and, seeing some bills announcing a
meeting OF the Prohibitionists. he tore
them off the fence, and, instead, pasted
up others announcing a meeting Of the
Sons of Bacchus." BE was asked to
pay the cost OF the case. and complied.
The trial Of p. O'Meara, the alleged