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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-14

in Havana and In other portions Of tho
island when he left.
NAI.UAEIiE TESrLMONY

His story was 50 Interesting that the
President summoned Judge Day. AS
s!stant Secretary OF State. across to tht
White House to, hear IT, Mr.. AtIlyns
mad very little to say about the military
situation in Cuba, and what he dld utter
III mat connection did not indicate any
leaning on his pnrt toward either the
Spanish or the insurrant side.
At the Spanish tegation the news or The
developments at tho capitol to-day was
received with composurc OF course
the action of the committee could not
be openly discussed without violation Of
the strict etiquette which governs The
diplomatic body In It's rcla; ;ions To Con
Ercss, but 1t was. Suggested that the fac;
mat the entire attention OF tho Senate
Tor months to come would be engrosscd
pS the tar!li bill might have determined
the friends of the Cubans 10 cndc,ypr
to secure some sort OF action hv con
Gress before the aitr debate begins.
SPANISH EXCUSES.
It is not denied at The loratinn ,bo+
suffering exists n Cuba, but such SUI
ierIng, II is saidais alnlos. ALWAYS iurl-
dent q war. Itia cuntended that ,hc
spanish govelnfGcnt hos done an that
1t could with the means at hand to aIIo
Eiate this distress. Il was pointed ont
,hat spain has granted permission 10
me Red Cross society, through Miss
CARA Harton, to extend It's good offices
~ ihe destitute IN Cuba. and moreover
Wlii not place any obstacles in Tho vn,5
OF any proper charity il, The lInitnl
states which has the same 0hinr. IN
E!eW; All tn at is asked IS that the food
SuppioS contributed for the relief Of .hn
GeSAtute arc not used to maintain ,ha
thhan insurrectionaly forces in thcIr rc
Sislehc2 10 the Spanish government
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-14
PURCHASING MATERIAL.
GREECE Spending Money nnd Hurry
in:s u Cu s'nlMnru

London, May 1i.-Thc Athens cores
rondent OF ;hc Daily Mail says that the
government continues to send men to
me front and Is purchasing large uuan-
Titles OF war material
y dEpatch 10 the Times from Athens
confirms the report that The inaction OF
'hc turkish army IS due 10 the inter
Ventl0n of Russia.
colonel Biarac;aris lMd Il brigade have
heth ordered 10 20 to f.pigus to pio-
tccl the Greek pcasanl!N agains, Turk
iSh cruelty.
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E"uH iiVrNums.n .,o.sES Es,:xE,
LEe wort. OF one SpnI,;s., t'ol,,,u,,
q Io,r

i Hay2na' Il, May l3. ,rha correspondent
OF the Sran!sh Journal. I'll pais. who hGs
t.E,lp!ned mere from ManzaniI!o. .nvs
that that 'he snanish column opcrating in Il
tnai l"@ai'i% retired to portillo on Mnv
"Sh altar destroying several insur.nn,
ra'!ns and more than 400 houses; in ,nc
'oWhs OF l'ia@o, Scco. Iarrio. IgyjjIf
2ho at other places in the district Tho
HnaM.sh column was attached hy tie
insurgents al along the route, ana rs
peCiajly nj I'urgatUrio
ne mix Supply here IS Very short
HeSierdhy milk dealers in Camp Of Flor
idl refused 70 accept 81 in uaner for
zen quarts, demanding the same price
The saamstrcsses also complain that
.h~ ,.,, Saliors Iay them in paper, while they
collect Soa r"nm thclr customers.
There is no truth in the reDor, maj
ne ll'; ci,y IS e%Gi,el by lumors Of an in
tended attack by General Mly;,no
Gomez. Nor have tho forts been r.
sarrisoned and ncw carihworks thrown
up.
80 aNacll ~ General Gomez Is cx-
ncoied lie is now in the eastern mart
Of the Province Of Puerto prlnciuc ana
has not come Westward
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-14
srHE FOREIGN E.EGIuN.~ ACTIVITY
Gr""cc II Mnl,iu. Enod use afEEe, but
side Allies.

London, May lA.-A dispatch To the
fimes from Domokos. dat ted Wednesday,.
r.HortS the Increased activity Of the rur
"iSn legion, which has been ordered 10
proceed To tho left flank Of ,hc Greek
army near Lake Tynils
This is regarded as an Indication nr
nc point Of danger |, is also p0ssi
n!e thinks the correspondent, that they
nave been sent 10 cover Tho retreat Of
the army TO the old frontier.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-14
AZ AHN9ES'RICE PROPOSED.
turkey ~ Waiting TO nccrpy pon,n.
Ra..

tonsiantinop!e, May l3:--I'hc foreign
ambassadors held another conference io-
q y, "iieF which Baron de Cal!ce. the
y N"Siro-si un&tri1n ambassador called
"p0M leWiic i'ASill the TuIk.sh Minister
OF Foreign AffaiMs. and renewed IN,
proposal oi an armia,icu. which was pre-
Sen."d yesterday. Tho opinion is gene
ra! IN Turkish circles that untU the Dc
cupnton Of D0m1kos which il. momcn
tafIiy expected, the Porte VIII not grant
an Nrmisiica
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-14

Annual Meeting of tho Ronrd Heid
Yesterday,

New York. May l3.-The thirty-flrst
annual meeting OF the National Board
OF underwriters was held here TO. day,
President w. B. Clarke made an ad-
dress. The number of the board conpa-
MES he said, was now 100. The cnpital
of eislf,y-ihree American companies on
the roll aggregates S42,520,125 with as
sets footing UP Sl6a.sA0.200. and the aa-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-14

The interest at the Church OF Christ
nightly is becoming more intense. as
people listen to the mast erful sermons
Of the Rev. Mr.. Garrison. The one last
night on Christ In You the Hope q.
Glory" was better If 1t were possible,
than any or the preceding ones He
prelches again tonight IT S O'clock.
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70 Fight oar 'snriH.

Vienna. May 13.-At a large confer
ence OF Austrian manufacturers. held
here to-day, 1t was resolved to call unon
the Government to endcavor to conclude
.htethaliohal agreements with Euro
pean powers with a view Of "effectually
meeting the common danger 10 Europe
economy arising from the prOhibitive
tariff policy OF the United States"
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The Government Is StraIning Every Nerve
TO Send Men 10 The Front.
THE GREEKS BESiEGING TWO TOWNS
HE Turkish t:nrrisous Heicn-ucrcd
tn Both Observation-Disclosures. f.e.
ai"n ~ Cutie Acfivc-Thc GuIf of
s"io Prncintned In u state or
nde-Purchnsln= Supplies.
Athens, May IL. 1897.

According to dispatches just received
here at midnight, the Greek forces are
beSe.ging Nicopolis and prevesa
INC government has procla lined the
En't OF Volo hiockadcd and Is sending
!afSc orders 70" horses aud munitions
OF war TO various European cities.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-14
Il. y, 4. Officers.

Washington, May 13.--The Supreme
Eouhcii or the American Protective as
snciat:on tonight elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: President
.lohn w. Echols. Atlanta, Ga; vice-pres-
ldent, y. j. SNck'e. Canton. O.; secretary
Of state, Harry c. Sawyer, pennsyiva-
MIA -
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fflOIlsunuS Hx.irm

London. May 1i.--A dispatch 10 the
Daily Mail from Bombay says that the
Bubonic plague is making fearful raw
ages in the Cutchmandvi district, where
there have been 1900 deaths In a fort
night. Half the population has fled.
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SEYEN MEN KILLED.
Terrible Results or the Enll 90 q
Tlpple. ssss2

Florence, Ala. May l3.-This al tsrss
noon the tipple ut the Pjnkneyts Teom5as,,
ore mines, about twenty-five miles fru,I
mere, fell, killing seven men and bafiIyi
Wsounding several others. Coinrnuri tca.s
ton with Pinkney Is cut OFF ana euil spafa
tlcu'ars cannot be had Physicians 81 5hIYa
left here for the scene OF the 6lfsa star. sss
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-14

After oil the best advertisement for
Newest Discovery" in painless extrac-
tion OF teeth are the patients thenl-
selves. N. Y. Dental Rooms Only, new
number. 2sA Maln street. Ennis. Dentist.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-14
He'S Decidedly E,nta.

Baltimore, Md, May 13--Champion
itoo fl'Hsimmons. who is here with his
snow, declared tonight that Corbett was
not Knocked out in the recent fight a,
Carson, but that he deliberately quit.
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Official Reports Received at Washington In
dfCate that Newspapers Are Correct.
AN OUTBREAK OF CUBAN SENTIMENT
There WAS u General Feeling ut the
CnDifOI that Congress and prcsi.
dent ,ShOuld Take Tho Prurnpi est
Action for the Relief of tho People
Who Are Suffering so Terribly.
Washington, May 13. 1897.

There was 4 violent outbreak OF
CUBAN sentiment to-day at the capitol
and during the ea:ly hours the drift Of
opinion was strongly toward speedy and
radical action by both Congress and the
executive, but later there was come
what OF reaction upon Its becoming
known that the President, while keenly
alive to the situation ana anxious 10
learn everything possible that could
guide his conduct in our Cuban and
Spanish relations, felt tha. further in
formation was necessary and that for
the immediate present the ques;io wa
not one OF recognition OF the beligercn-
cy or independence OF the Cuban iusuv-
gents, but relief Of American citizen s
destitute and helpless III the towns OF
the Queen OF the Antilles
The Senate Committee on FOREIGN Re
latlonS to-day cons idpred the report Of
the subcommittee appointed ycs;arday V
10 confer with the President and Secre-
tary sherman. The report, Which was
prepared by Senators Foraker and d.
VS, confirms the newspaper reports as
to the situation Of affairs in the island.
ana even goes further in depicting a de-
plorahle situation than do most OF the
newspaper stol les.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-14
Tho Weber Piano.

Never was better than to-day. New and
beautiful cases. Tone perfect.
THE HUMIG-MINO co.
240 Main street
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TERRIBLE CONDITIONS.

Especial stress IS laid upon the co.l-
ditfon Of the American cisizers III the
Island. OF these It is poSityt}y stated
That there arc hundreds in i ssarvir.
condition and most wr.tchcd Y clothed.
Deaths OF Americans from starvation
are daily reported
They are scat:ovcdln all parts Of the
island and are shown no cor liberation
Wniaiever, because Of their American
citizenship.
They are not allowed 10 return 10 their
PLANTATIONS, even 10 pick berries or 10
secure the least article Of Subsistence.
They arc theoretically under The care
OF the Spanish army, but the army IS
without \ cGmnlisSavt!t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-14
TILE PRESIDENTS ATTITUDE.

The President is moving Stcl dly and
with all speed that safety ana sound
judgment warrant III thc collection OF
facts touching the conditions that exist
upon the island to-day
TO this end. Nj. Calhoun IS now in
Cuba, officially on anothG. mission. but
also charged with the observation of
the conditions that prevAil When he
has reported TO the President and the
latter has gathered what he regards as
sufficient store Of information, based on
facts that cannot be questioned. lie will
he ready either 10 take himself or TO
suggest 10 Congress such action as those
fac;s warrant. Meanwhile he has under
earnest consideration the best means Of
aifording relief 10 Americans suffering
as result of the conditions on the is
land
To-day the President saw by appoint
meni Mr.. Edwin II. A;kyns. Of Boston,
who IS largely interested In Cub3n sugar
plantations. AIr. Atkyns was in Wash
lnSton on personal business which
brought him III contact with Secretary
Long. an old friend. TO further Mr.
AtkTns' business the Secretary took him
10 the White House and presented him
TO the President. The latter. learning
that Mr.. Atkyn5 had just returned from
Cuba. began to chat Win his visitor as
Ia the state OF affairs as they revealed
themselves 10 q business man, ana Mr..
Atkyns gave him q faithful picture OF
the economic conditions that prevailed
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The TripIet Cities.

IN THE JUsT-IsSUED Dr.,
RECTORY%OF THE TRIpTiEYT
C1TIESS--NORFOLK, PORTS-
MOUTH &AND BERKLEY-IN3
THE PORTION DEVOTED TO-
THE & STATEMENTS
NJ ENT APPEARS THAI
THERE ARE 1901 NAMES. 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-09
ON THE FOOTBALL FIELD.
RECORDs OF THE VARIOUS LEADING
COLLEGE TEAMS TO DATE.

Seats for the BiE Games Are In Demand-In-
dams EpIoSinE Large Receipts-Baird's
Woodwork Against Iarayette-Tho Chicago
a. \. Players nrere-OtheT News ana Gossip.
Princeton still remains the only one Of the big
college teams that has not boon SEQ red against.
Tho Tigers have played ten games with an
average OF "a points per game. Pennsylvania
took Il drop last week, as the Indians increased
the number Of points made against the Quakers
TO IA, the only other team to escape a white
wash being the Washington and Jefferson
eleven. Pennsylvania has played twelve
games. averaging about 80 points per game,
but tho Tigers have had, on the whole. more
formidable opponents to buck up against. No
team has been able to cross Harvard's goal line
as yet, Cornell's goal from the field being the
only advantage secured by an opponent Four
teams have succeeded in making q total Of 80
points against Yale, tho wearers Of tho blue
rolling up the smallest total against opponents
Of any Of the Big Four. Tho work Of the vari.
GUS teams of prominence is shown by tho fol-
lowing records:
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Foetbaii Notos.

J. =. LII. No. 9. Yes.
-vo,r,, Tox,v1ypA, n. ". Nov. S.-Yale has per
sn,Ssd uinkey to go to New Haven. He yielded 70
the entreatles OF Butterworth'
uxoxvu,v Tenn, Nov. SIN . football game this
,t,o.nonn the University Of North Carolina beat the
University OF Tennessee. 10 po.
Tho nreadnaupht A. C. has Nov. IS and 20 open,
and Wan To mn the same with a frstclass team. Ad'
Srsss n y. Bresnan. 89l East iS9th street.
The Neptune A, G, has THANKSGIVING afternoon
oman and would like TO hear from teams averaging
from vn 70 to lao pounds. Address 7. Mccubbin. l70
West lo2d street
Srv ppryswtcK, Nov. s.-An intense feeling of
rivaIrv has sprung up between the fOotballte ms rep
rsasntIns Rutgers College and the Rutgers College
prsnarntnry school over the fact that the prepare.
torY srhoni boys on Thursday afternoon last defeated
VIVA, was supposed to be the regular varsity eleven
by a score OF 10 to 4. Tho Prep. school boys
sscurpd nil the publicity they could In tho 10.
cal papers on their victory, and the members
Of the regular team are highly incensed over
the exultSnt attitude, which their younger
rivals have assumed. In a letter to q local
paper this afternoon Capt. !. K. W. prury of the
college eleven states that but four OF the regular
nIayers were on the team that the Prep school boys
dsfented. He says that no pretence was made TO
have a regular game or a regular team. but simply
scrimmages for practice. The. Preparatory School
cantain does not agree with all that Capt. Drury says.
The end OF the controversy Ia not In sight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-09
werer. Run. Well over a Poor Track.

WASHINGTON. Nov. s.-Georgetown Univer-
sity held its fall games on Saturday under unfa-
vorable circumstances. The recent heavy
rains left tho track ia poor condition and fast
time was impossible. Despite this fact Wefcrs
won the ~lO0-yard dash in 10 seconds and tho
900 yards in Do 35 seconds, around two turns.
Maloney, a freshman. finished well up with him
In each event. NJ. j. Walsh. 1901. defeated
Garrett OF Princeton in the broad jump, cover
ing % feet l inch. Dannimiller, 1901. won both
bicycle events from Shade and Moran. George
'. Lyons, 1901, had no trouble In winning both
the half mile and quarter mile events. sum
mary:
lO1.Yard Dash-won by h. ]. wefers, Med; Ma.
lonsy. 1901. seconds Cody. Law. third Time. 10
22O. Yard Dash-won by II. ]. wefers. Maloney
second. Cody third. Time, 22 % seconds.
Law. seconds sheridan. 1900, third. Time. % sec.
$50. Yard Run-won by q. v. Lyons. Dessey second.
Time, . minutes ] seconds.
une.Mile Ruu-won by Maggie. 90; Armstrong,
81 20 seconds.
22O.Yard Hurdle-won by Maloneyi McAnerney,
US second; HOrsey, 1900, third. lliie, ~ 10 stcOnus.
One-Mile Bicycle Race-WuL ~ DanninilieT. 1901
shade, Law. second; Moran, Law. third. Time, . min
utcs 10 10 seconds.
second, Moran third. Time. d minutes . 30 seconds.
Running Broad Jump-WOn by Walsh, 1901, 22
inches,
Running High Jump-won by scholl. Johns Hop
k!ns, . feet 4 inches; Cornelius, Baltimore City Col
legr, second. 8 feet.
Pole vault-WOn by Cornelius. Q feet . inches;
Walsh. second, q feet.
Throwing the Discus-won by Garrett, iO7 feet 7
ipchesi Walsh. second. 81 fseti Wefers, third. 10 feet
b inches.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-09
GosaIp OF tho RInG.

.hayor Strong has refused TO grant . permit TO the
waldorf A.. c. for Its show on Thursday night.
Benny Leon would like to meet George Schimmer-
iek OF brooklyn at 1875 pounds at any Of the clubs
Jack DAILY OF Wilmington and Joe Cans OF BAlu.
more fought q SIX. round draw at Philadelphia on Sat.
urday night.
owen Zeigler and George Green are scheduled to
meet In q twenty round bout at San Francisco on to-
morrow night,
Sam FltEpatrck's new aspirAnt for lightweight
championship honora. Jack DAILY OF Wilmington. was
matched yesterday at the Police Gazette once TO night
Billy Ernst Of Brooklyn on Nov. ~,
sheriff DoremuA and . posse OF deputies rAided
Belleviiie Hall In Beileyille last night, where a Lox.
ing benefit was In progress for Char ie Norton. the
when the Officers entered. key Cohn OF Sewarka and
ya X Conner OF Paterson were boxing at the time.
They were arrested with Charlie Burke, who sSS-
onded ConEor. The Others escaped.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-09
BASEBALL.
National League Oniciais Ready for Their
Annual Mceting.

Nov @ -Tho annual mating
PHILADELPHIA NV an"u" n'eotinH
Of the National League takes place in this city
Tomorrow for the first time in the history OF tho
u.nnoi.o,an nh, ovont bos attracted nropi.
nent baseball men from all over the country,
and Tonight thew arc gathered around tho cor.
NJ, ,,-.,,a. a,,,o.,u, ~ ~
ridors Oh inc ho.ei "ai'o"' ny
GEES of the game last summer, devising plans Tor
,ts further improyement. talking about deals
- H.. ,,hioh arn ,roi5onto, IN Tho
ana o'ner SUBJECTS ""''n 4 " '"
annual meeting. As yct nothing in the way OF
trades or transfers has been done. and, as oil are
- 80. 49,, -, ,hI.u, 1, a, ,,. iLolr
looking for the pest emu OF tnihss' IL Is not 'iAe'S
that much will be accomplished.
Nothing was done tonight beyond the meeting
-, a., poo,a 90 Arhi,ra,io, to s,+,,e N few
Vi 'no poa'uo u y ~
minor matters. Tho regular session or tho
League will omen tomorrow morning. All the
- - - ,.ith ,ha oxoon,ion
u = ~ t..
OF those from Baltimore-Harry Won Der Horst
and Manager Hnnlon, Tho New York Clubs
pro.,don, Andr.y Er.odmop Iooks a. r. h,
were contentod with all the world. while Earl
Wagner is pleased with the success of the Wash.
in nS ! y curing e ehe past psSrS yspr' Ba nrgs1ae snd P ~
ana Ilanager Seiae repposenr PoS - hnro n n tSc
n fninrs syrn nf H Rroo HEiTIuS Jin Hart h has com ali
me way tr9 hhNS hr s;, too Rnct Fuimn n y snn.
interest,", while brush, WIN bucK b"tn n E g sup.
nati,s end Of the business. frank &c n.
land land IiIss Ghr herT vd mi'i Ser Sh "nd AKA AZ: sstaHbSaSSyi,
Louns,iro, ~ SmH 49,, " ~ bnt looms bis
eSery ~ ~ a rrs " ohnu, M io y ; NO Tor oon9
sbinPs. This. With The Phiiadeiphia representa-.
ton, ineiuaing Noi; iaoscEs, H. itearn, n noIru.a thS
SnetAiihe' anu MahaSof "'"'i'"sS' 'o'np'e'e III
Isl =, minor 1.n,,o
Il here I uIsH ntIe VI ,h o $500
ohic.his, MHo huSe ~ rmu ~ - 10 ~ .n ~
meeting. t thn nSnst i tt,ri hHwe af t II, 'I lo, Them
league 10 rug nios. thIits v u
there are President Johnson OF me Gslern
deas'S, niamater Iras pua.iGnOt Harrovv
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BownnE Games Tonight.

American acknowledgements, Orchard, and Al
bion.
United Bowling Clubs. Section o-Harmonie. Spar
tan, and Reform.
Fire Insurance League-Home Fire Insurance Com.
pany VS.. Westchester Insurance Company.
Uncle Sam National-Golden Rod. Jolly Brothers.
and Rosedale.
No. l, Aurauia No. g. Hector No.
]. Hector No. 2. Manhattan No. l.. and Manhattan
No. 2.
Brooklyn-Royal Arcanum League. Section 2.Fra.
ternity, Council. Burnside Council. and Gilbert
Council.
Twenty-sixth ward-Belmout Annex. and Glen.
more, at John Hallers's alleys.
Amateur Association-New Jersey Bowling Club va.
Bay onne Rowing Association. at New Jersey Bowling
Club alleys.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-09
ls., Lounsbury. i47; Alexander. les; Halstead. 1876.

1914; Lounsbury, 147: Alexander. 1872; Halstead. 1856.
Total. -7S.
AT THE CLUE.
FIRST GAME.
Columbian Club-Burlien. 1877; Howard. 1871;
Kelley, l4B; Langan. 1871; o'Connor. 1850. Total. 76l.
Irving Club-Quinn, l48; Ferries, 1919; Pattison, lao;
Edwards, 1888; Spencer. 1+9. Total. T5s.
SECOND GAME
Columbian Club-Burien. 100; Howard, 1870; Kei-
ley, 1874; Langan. 1873; o'Connor. lS2. Total. S44.
Irving Club-QuiDn. 1862; Ferres. 1875; Pattison,
III; edwards, 1870; Spencer. 100. Total, 7o3.
The Brooklyn National tournament bowlerB began
successfully last night the annual competition for the
scharmann trophy at Roos's Apollo Hall alleys. inc
scores:
FIRsr GAME.
Copcordia-Greiner 176; wildner. 176; johnson.
172; Loersch. 1873: Noll, l45. Total. 792.
1874; Dombrowsky.. lt2i
Steininger, III; Meyer. 1l3; Morris. l7S. Total, 7+A
SECOND GAME.
Cordialia-Kaminsky, 1850; Dombrowsky. 100; Stein.
niger. 1853; Meyer, 1888; Morris. 1871. Total. $50. .--.
Monarch-Kelly, 1853; Walters. l18; Cadieu. 17i
Kromminga. las; Maass. ls9. Total, $40.
THIRD GAME.
Monarch-Kelly 1859; Walters. 1888: Cadieu. 1874;
Kromminga, 115; Maasa, 100. Total, $40.
Concordia-Greiner, 1853; Wildner. l44; johnson,
1oS; Loersch. III; Non. 156. Total. s13.
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Harvard Va. Yale and PRINCETON V. Yale, but
what bets have been made put Yale e. ne
~ m Ssn ~ H,Tyaid against Yale were reported
in The Stock ESchango. And 800 to S2S on
ssLIInrSsI ~ rengih of tho Yale team has made
bntt,ors n iittie shy on next Saturdays big game
IN cambridge, but IL Ia likely, that before the
yard bseters will BIO able 10 get even money.