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The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03
KEY OF sHERIDAN's SUCCESS

General Horace ter, in his Campaigning
with Grant," in the September Cen tury, says,
after describing the battle of Five Forks:
Sheridan had that day fought one of the
most inte resting tactical battles of the war,
admirable in conception, brilliant in execu-
productive of extremely important results.
l said to him: ait seems 10 me that you
have exposed yourself to-day in a manner
hardly justfiable on the part OF q commander
of snch an important movement" His reply
gave what seems to be the true key TO his
uniform success on the field: 81 have never
in my life taken command into battle and
had the slightest desire TO come out alive un-
Lose won
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03
HORSES TO WEAR soNNETs.

"Orsas in bonnetsl" exclaimed aston
ished cabby to a representative OF the Daily
Graphic who had asked him Tor an opinion on
the great hat question" "'Orses in bon
nets! Why, they'll be putting 'em in petit
coats next!"
"But don't you think that headgear would
be good thing for horses in very hot
weather."
"Ay, sir, that l do. Many q 'orse might be
saved from sunstroke if they wore something
OF the sort. But are they really going to bring
these bonuets into fashion?'
'If you'll drive me to Messrs. Percy & Co., in
Great Tower street, dare say can get you
one. :"
Mr.. Percy, who is the prime mover in the
tunately, but j. Haye, the manager OF the
firm, very courteously gave a good deal of
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03
THE CANINE PARABLE.

ME Examiner in discussing Mr. Bryans pass attempts
Mr. Mills and declares that "I you lie down
with dogs get up with feas."
II the intends to call Mr.. Mills dog
that when Bryan down with him he got
with feas but with pass to Portland.
1t apparent that the Examiner Mr. Bryans
whichever way parable may be interpreted. If
Mills lay down with Bryan then Mills got the feas
and Bryan is the dog and vice versa.
is of the opinion that each gentleman got a
his which he will not forget
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03
REAL EDUCATION.
Milwaukee Wisconsin.

The theory that education units men for
work cannot be accepted without accepting
also a contracted meaning of education"
Real education gives those who profess 1t a
wide and sane view of life, and makes them
philosophers, capable of cheerful acceptance
OF any lot which may justly come to them out
OF the grab-bag of mundane exis tence. 1t
enables them to make the most OF circum-
stances, whatever the circumstances may be.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03
GEoRoiA's CONVICT LEASES.
Atlanta Constitution.

1t Is a fact perfectly well known that the best
public sentiment of the State-a sentiment
which, unfortunately, does not always make
itself felt in the election of mem bers of the
Legislature-has always resented the existence
OF the present system. In scope and purpose
it has always been foreign to the policy of the
State, but the Stale has never until now been
in position to rid itself of the incu bus. But
the time for that riddance has now come.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03


number "a, and whose grandchildren are un-
counted, the other day welded Mrs Elizabeth
Goings, rs years old, in the town of Green
vile, Ohio.
professor" Lawrence rose In a balloon TO a
height OF 1000 feet near Nani Tai, in the
Himalayas, when the balloon was burst by
heavy rancoud. The professor descended
by parachute in safety.
Mrs. Nancy Julian of Warsaw, Ind, has lust
received pass to New York over the Pennsvl.
vania Railroad The pass was given because
Mrs. Julian was the first woman to travel on
railroad west OF the Allegheny Mountains.
Jason Webb, of Letcher County, Kentucky.
now 7S years old, has had 3O9 descendants is.
all of whom are living with the exception of
three of his 10 sons. There are $50 grand.
children. 80 great-grandchildren and 60 great
great-grandchildren, all of whom live within
ten miles of the patriarch. There are said to
be 800 Webbs in Letcher County
Senator Hale describes himself as follows:
Here sm, well dressed, and my tailor never
he's to wait for his pay. live well. have
never done anything very mean. am rich
len1oy my riches. am gentleman in walk
and in talk. Some times am ennui and can't
conceal it. II the Persians be right. that
every man is as God makes him., then am
that man, and If every man be as he fashions
himself, then am that man. too. and the Sem
ate is full OF bigger fools than am"
Clara Louise Kellogg, the queen Of American
prima donnas, abdicated. so to speak, in the
iuil splendor of her eventfuI professional
career, apparently without a shadow of regret.
In private life she is Mrs. Carl Strakoscn, her
husband having been formerly as prominently
active an impressario as she was a singer.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Strakosch reside during the
greater part OF thesyear in their beautiful
country place at Hartford, Conn. but inva-
riably go to New York for few weeks during
the opera season.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03
THE TURN OF THE LANE.

Can't be stormy whole life long;
Lanes got to turn some day;
Springtims's comm with n birds sweet song;
Lanes got TO turn some day.
o, believers,
Watch and pray;
Long lanes comm
To q turn some day.
Toll an trouble, but the ends IN sight,
Lanes got to turn some day:
Worlds Jest roIin' to the mornin light
Lanes got to turn some day,
o, believers,
60 your way:
Lony lanes comm
To a turn some day.
Atlanta Constitution
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03

amounting 10 21 90 per cent only of our
tire imports Roundly speaking. while they
take nearly one-half of all we sell, we only
take from them little more than one-fifth of
our purchases. Naturally enough, this state
of affairs is unsatisfactory 10 the British
mind. II is all the more unsatisfactory the
prospects are that the balance of trade in our
favor will tend 70 grow continually heavier.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03

1t the patience read that Japan contempates taking
up Nicaragua canal project and completing ditch.
gentleman asked with of know
Caesar that he had grown great answer
recorded but in view the Japan
has her little it may suspected Caesar
had a habit OF eating Cinnamon.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03

The soop Call sailed away for Dawson City duly chrisened
It that the region marked by paucy of champagne
the ceremony could be the OF cracking
bottle bow, but Mr.. Hoffman broke of corned
beef in Lieu of the bottle Indeed the
custom has advantages In naval christenins the wine
invariably wasted In using of corned beet the
merely made available, and the TIM instead of being
tersd, be saved to drinking g-vessel.
California murderer to have idea that the
the United States instituted chiefly for
pose saving worthless necks -Four of them long
gaows and having any valid
declining be hanged have made the appeal Some
day there will be honest assassin who conessng his guilt
will indicate willingness pay the penalty, and him
founded Governor will free.
The California Sugar Beet publication the first
which has just issued, is handsomely printed
periodical of twelve pages devoted its implies
upbuding of the sugar industry in California 1t will
rortant list publications.
should be studied by ali wish to keep posted
portant industry of the State
The refusal of the Southern Pacific anything
convening of macarrier will
familiar with the usually
corporation help California
For fear reader might misunderstood state
ment may be we'll to add that it isn't so.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03

Senator Hawley, before he sailed for Europe
the other day, said 'If there is anything the
matter with me l don't know it, so am as
well off as if l were we'll, and, indeed, never
felt better in my life except that am very
tired. feel happier than the average school
boy when school is out, but it has been very
anxious year. '-~ ~
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03
"Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup -

"Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
Has been used over fifty years by millions OF moth
ers for their children while Teething with perfect
success 1t soothes the child, softens the gums al.
lays Pain, cures Wind Collie, regulates the Bowels
and is the best remedy for Diarrhceas, whether
arising from teething other causes. For sale by
Druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and
ask 10r Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup. 25c bottle
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03
DEARTH OF ISSUES.
Chicago Times-Herald.

The allied forces against Candidate Shaw in
Iowa are cond ucting their joint campaign
upon an unusually high plane. The principal
ssue they have found thus lar is silly claim
that Mr.. Shaw overcharged client OF his
twenty-one years ago.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03
KNOW WHEN TO LET GO.
Detroit Free Press.

fIVSS- :.
Western farmers know the comparative
value of bird in the hand They are letting
go of their wheat at twice whatthey expected
to get for it ana are in a position TO pat thu
selves on the back should there chance to be a
Slu
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03

Observation-Disclosures Is perfectly dry soft
and mild being entirely free from the mists COM
mon further north Round trip tickets by steam
ship. including fifteen days board at the Hotel lei
Coronado $50; longer stay So so per day. Appy
a New MonI gomery reer. san Francisco. -:
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03

Whenever Spain gets ready file damage
United States Weyler should forget put
defamation of They least as good
standing at the
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03

SPECIAL infor ma ton daily to manufacturers,
business houses and public men by the Press
Clipping Bureau (Allen's), $40 Montgomery.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03

Hohenlohe became Chancellor of Germany little has
him that he about Accord
correspondents the Chancellor does nothing firmly
down the reins and then superior
resolution keep his grip This happens be times
when announcement of his resign alton is in order
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03

Young with ambition to marry title may be
saddened learn that of sounding
ported is together with Its distinguished owner in
Francisco jail However the already has wife, per-
haps his detention, general principles in dis
appointment is than just
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03
CALIFORNIANo IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Sept. AT the st.
Cloud. L. B. Turner; Imperial. Miss Edmund
son; Cadallic, J. L. Daniels. Peter Weizel of
AnaheIm, CAL, sailed on the Barbar ossa for
Bremen.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03

The Oakland whose wardrobe by
the Sheriff naturally is somewhat inconvnienced
have fact published to the world silk
probably goes far assuagng the sense of dis
comfort.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03

l. Zangwill occupying deservedIy high place among
critics. thinks the horrible abnormal should be
cluded from fiction. In words Mr. Zangw does not
approve of yellow journalism
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03

From the far Northwest the of The
United States Government British territory plant
the and stripes the glacial heights and there
abous the screaming of the eagle while with tail unoined
and askew the lion depart the dim distance The
does all the elements that appeal
This Government always the avidty
which did alien territory and been unduy gentle
resisting its borders Had the
forth that Canada inspired by the moberand in
tended TO do little grabbing might have
thinking people amid show temporary
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03

The work of the Solid Nine in the Education
raw ever, but the nine itself roasted to a turn.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03

CALIFORNIA glace fruits. SOC ID. Townssnr..
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03
OVER PERILOUS WHITE PASS.

rT@HE most timely and instructive well the
oughy interesting letter thus any
the hoary mountains of the Alaskan was
written by Mr. Hoffman, member OF Klondke expe
don and published in yesterdays issue CALL
genuine information given world concerning
White and the Skaguay trail Never faithful
description that reached the
actual condition OF the trail faithfully depicted
Never before had
perl of the order satisfy the desire
the truth concerning it.
Mr. Hoffman tells plain, unvarnshed tale but every ne
every word of it 1t is full of
densed into paragraphs 1t the first story White Pass
the best and most fascinating piece of descriptive having
bearing the existing situation
sturdy and efficient representative of THE
pack blankets and crossed White Pass
of the Yukon The journey found
aginabe labor selfdenia starvation horror
DEATH The letter repete with thrilling incidents
work OF newsgatherer who fully understands his
who knows that the people of America put
estimate on fakes and the baderdash of visionary
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03

explained that the Fresno gentleman who
pro posing simultaneously twenty hoped
catch But he might have luck
this He might catch two.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03

As to the amount OF Kiondke already secured
to have been exaggeraion However
hardshps of the trails the sze number activity
the mosquitoes definite information has little than
confirmed rumors.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03
MEN AND WOMEN.

Burke Perkins, 94 years old, whose children
number "A, and whose grandchildren are un-
counted, the other day welded Mrs. Elizabet tn
Goings, as years old, in the town of Green
vile, Ohio.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03

The formalities shown by official Spanish
respondence somewhat misleading For instance,
Weyer writing young lady, offers in many
kiss her it. AS the pon butcher
would i'll comport with the dignity of his position
and as for young lady WELL if feminine
pride thinks much of her foot place in eop
n a reckless
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03

As appeal establishment of park the fact
that benefit would be to the lines ceany
unique but it won't touch the popular heart.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-02
Old Bramble Goes for So. Price,
for His Progeny.

Old Bramble Goes for %. Prlcos
for His Progeny.
LEXINGTON, Dec. 1.-The series of thorough
bred sales conducted by Woodland s. Shanklin
closed this afternoon with the disposal of
l55 head for $40.550, an average Of about
S261. The three days sales amounted to $685.
$40, an average of about $3.50 for q total Of 3sS
horses.
To.day's sale were unusually good. the
Eugene Leigh stud being an incentive. Old
Bramble went to Runnymede for SO. zoe. Ono
went to Pat Dunno for the high price of $5, 100.
Then Runnymede picked up the colts dam for
$780,. John f. Madden bought two good ones
by Bramble, one a colt out Of Charity for s., 700,
and the other q FLY out OF Ballyhoo for $1,000.
Tho following brought 5000 and over:
Brown colt. by Bramble-Lady wayward; Pat
Brambie. aa, BY imp. Bonnie scotland-Ivy
Leaf; Runnymede Stud, Paris. Ky..,........ 8.7oo
CHESTNUT colt. by Rram6ie-Northana; 7.
Bay colt. by B~rambic-Charity; John Z. Mad. w
Chestnut colt, by Fonso-La Belle; 7: Walsh =. 1879
s~yiphide; Ed. A. Upton. Anaconda. Montana. 900
mede Stud 80. 1900
A. 7. Goodwin. Cynthiana, Ky.......,..... 1900
Lady Hayward. br. m.. 10. by Virgil-Lady
Caledonia. br. M, Z, by imp. Burgomaster-
imp. Fandango; Ed Upton ........... 1900
DavIin, LexinSton. 1000
Bay colt. by Bramble-Perhaps; ]. p. DavIin.. $50
Upton; 1000
den. 1900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-02

American National-Pin Knight. Fidelia and
Gotham.
Pire Insurance-PheniK VS.. German American.
Uncle Sam-GOlden Rod, Acme aud Oriental No, I.
Archdiocesan-St. Monica, Loyola No. 9 and st.
Bernard: st. Agnes, Cathedral anu Holy Cross.
United Bowling. Section O-Black Bass. U No and
Woodland.
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum, Section e-De Long,
Brooklyn and Commonwealth.
Arlington NatOnsis-Echo. Franklin and Lotus.
sehaners-Grsenwood, Melrose and Echo.
South Brooklyn-FsTn Casino and Empire.
Twenty'third ReEiment-company A.. Company II
and Company b.
CaSino-Farmen, Nonpareil and HAySeed.
Arlington lie guest. George. AuraniA and Pioneer.
Staten lAnd-Riehnon Cyclers and Marion,
Twenty sixth Wafd-vAn siclen vs.. Klondikes, At
HeIgan's alleys.
New jersey Bowling Club. At Newark Bay Boat Club
alleys.
C-sntral-Ellzabeth A. c. VI. ROsslls Casino. at Ella.
View Jersey flisrclub-AIbiOp vs.. ontaui ,. @. at
independent Yo~rsIteu-court Hancock vs.. Court
wAAhinSt0R, 81 Court Hancock alleys,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-02
FLINT'S FINE FURNITURE.
Cushions for Christmas Gifts.
All sizes for floor or divan.
Factory Prices.
AZ VEST 2BD STREE
Seventh Regiment Games.

The following is the complete list OF officials
to act at the athletic games of the Seventh Reg.
iment. to be held in the armory next Saturday
evening:
Referee. Col. d. Appleton: Track Judges, Major A.
". Conover, Capt. +. q. Landon. Capt, \. W. Janusen.
and Capt. J. Z. Schuyler; Field Judges. Capt. {. q.
Lydecker. Capt. George W.. Rand. Capt. W. c.. Fisk.
and Lieut.. W.. S. Wilson; Inspectors, Lieut.. N. Crane.
Capt. ". ]. Underwood, Lieut.. ]. O. Scott. Lieut..
w. Z. schasty; Handicapped. Mr.. J. p. Thorntons
Timers, Lieut.. g. n. Carnochan, J. II. Abeel. Quarter.
master Sergeant w. n. Wilson. and Private W. N.
Bavier; Scorers. Corporal y. II. Crazy, Sergeant w,
NJ. Halsted, Privates p. r. Irving. @. A. Hull; Clerk Of
the Course, Private q. +. Bostwick; Assistants, Cor
poral A. Y. Pringle. J. Z. Thees. Jr.. 9. @. Van Note,
Starter. Samuel See; Referee Of Bicycling. Private W.
D. Edwards; Clerk OF Records, Private z. Sninln-
There are 492 entries In the games, all told.
competitions; there win be thirty.one events.
Those include bicycle races, spirits. and diBs
TANGO runs. hurdle races. potato and three,
legged races. roller skating race. putting the
shot, running high jump. and Roman chaFtoo
race. The competition win be very keen, IL 10
some years since the regiment has had o roller
skating race on the programme, and In thia
event Ferguson Of Company A, CLARK Of Conn
pany B (son of excel. Clark. Norris of Company
G. and Leask of Company ID will make o gallant
struggle for the lead. Ferguson will attempt u
break the record.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-02
Rowing ut Harvard.

CAMBRIDGE, Dec. 1.-Desplte tho wintry
weather and rough water the two trial Fights
are rowing every day on the Charles. Coach
Lehman and Mr.. Willis follow both crews in
the John Harvard launch. Some change has re-
Gently been made in the makeup of the crews.
Wood has replaced Robinson at No. 3 in ]. II.
Perkins's boat, Thomson. who has been rowing
at No. 4 In Goo rich's boat. has boen obliged to
stop rowing temporarily; Byrd has been moved
from No; 2 to No. 4, and Bull has been put In at
No. 9. Marvin and Wadsworth OF the senior
class have begun rowing. Tho Fights are now
made up as follows:
No. 1-Blake, stroke; Heath. z; Goodrich. O.: Cole
man. 8; BYRD. 4; Dubois, 8; Bull. 2; Dobvns. bow.
No. 2-Higglnson, stroke; Biddle, z; Perkins, 30, O.;
Perkins, '9s. b; Brown. 4; Wood. 3; Garrett. e;
Adams. bow.
Besides the oarsmcn the only Harvard ath-
letics to take outdoor exercise ut present are
those who enter the hare and hound runs. Four
OF these runs have already been held and were
very successful. The usual course is out Huron
avenue to Fresh Pond. around the pond and
back by way of Mount Auburn and Brattle
streets. The last run will be held on Friday.
Dick Grant and A. w. Brakeman, L. g., will be
tho hares.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-02

About 100 spectators were present at the live. bird
shoot which WINS held yesterday at the Morristown
Driving Park. Morristown. N. ]. Several OF the prom.
inent wing shots who had engaged to face the traps
were absent. only four competing In the stellar event,
a twenty-bird sweepstake. entrance GIG. birds extra.
Morley and Zwerlein. at thirty yards rise. divided the
money IN this race. Zwerlein, however, was handi.
capped by q disabled gun. Tho air was crisp and cold.
while n strong Lrerze from the southwest blew
diaROnally across the range. making the majority of
birds drivers. The scores follow:
Twenty Birds Sweep. MISUNDERSTANDING Slb;
birds extra; money to nigh guns. -Thomas Morley.
80 yards. IT; William T!mmons. 20 yards. Is; Frank
Woln. 20 yards, 10; Charles Zwerlein, 80 yards, IA.
Morley and Wv rleln divided.
Another sweep-Miss ana ouL-Dlvided by Morley
and Violin. Each killed 4.
Three nve.bIrd sweeps were divided between Nor.
fey aud Zwerlein.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-02
zxn or rnE eAnpnN HoRsn I'LL.
a., Hupdred Trotters spa Psosru' seid Tor
Absut Q o Rnch.

Ah"ni sso" Haeh'
i. A,r ,oIe Of ~trotting stock At Madison
square Garden ended yesterday. During the
~, Jsrs that tho sale has been in progress
more than 900 horses passed under the auction
900 hammer at an average price OF about $500
Tho ofyorinpa vestnrdnv. ,vhilo better
per nee"' s.a.v hotoro sou e. 49,. AZ.
than those Oh tnoua sno
standard OF last WeeA' mhou u "voEusoo' @a"o
onch WAS obtained for $50 head. FOLLOWING Ia a
list Of tho horses that were sold Tor S2oo or over;
CONSIGNMENT OF A. Il. WHITNEY,, AVER, MASS.
a.r,r,do r. o,9lL, b. m, 1903, by Don PiEarro
-IiEEle Harkaway,b by Harkaway' W. L. Voor ooo
his New
CONSIGNMENT or JosFPH @. PHcH, MiLIING-
TON. \. J.
Benton, by Major Benton' g. norwood Now ooo
York
CONSIGNMENT OF HENRY M, REfNoLDs, DETROIT.
Gar, Ionp. 2:o8L, b. a., 1891, by Rochester
Danish Girl, by Honest Allen' A H. Allen. New "a,
YORK b o,,ossii.,' na.cina. oh. M. 1889. nv Won
LEAN W isnn,e Iycra. NV Old ueorre: w. n
wast paltimore COS
oo,a,ov>rNr oF nrNJAMrN n. pR,scor me-
TRoIT.
~. ,aoa hv s,,tan-Tor. ,v Nm.
Ascertain, oh. G., 1899. by AmbAssedor-selene
by Grand Sentinel j. W. Briggs, New York.. ESQ
CONSIGNMENT on J. w. GREENWOOD, JR., AU-
BURN, ILL
Vera g. 2:Itl2 D. pacing SS :o D. Il r. W Is sS,,, sy H nlln1i.
tnntan, \ = RRvde, Hempstead. \. Y .i"n.".. 5000
Ro.ai,ne; b: :, 1890 S z MlinSis cS!sfnsossS.
n. 200
pi ,iEr pnr lphi.t IN TRa s.Ssibb .y h MIahf:p d 81 SSi rsyI JoS SS
M M inrsev civ, - ' 400
muda Boy-Honrlstta, by Dumas; J. snow. Chi.
Ad Indicator blk. o.. 1904. by Direc,or~H.rmo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-02

Tive old rivals In athletics. the Twenty-third
Street Branch Y. M. G. A. of this city and
Central Branch Y. M. g. A. of Brooklyn met in
q match game of ba sketball at the lattor's gym
nNsium on Tuesday night. After a fierce con.
test the home team won by the score OF II to IL.
The teams: -
central-Grief. right forward; Wheeler. left for.
wardi Aurr. cehtre; Drelrich, right guard; Thompson,
TwrnIy. third Street, lnck. right forward Adams.
left forward; Goldey, GENRE; Burns, right guard
Foster aud Leeds, left guard, ~
Adams. BHm r. T4sttr tss,n. G "as'ifT ro;m FoniE,
Wheeler go. Grief, Burns. T~imo-rweuty minute
halves.
Owing 20 cancellation the basketball team OF the
wesichester County whcelmcn have Saturday. Dec:
tam IN mis- isF syrcin.,y. 1ddTess J; n, aain,yrss. s a's
The following is the schedul Of the westchcstcr
S Sofe! ~ w MSans II Mo RSs' i J. il. o y. u. K Rn I; <; 81 asw
40 Jan metropolitan b, b. c. 3, Bay Ridge A.
C.: 10. KnickerDocNrr &C.
The dr "eInss%a' + uMM X G. q X. team meet 4deifpnii
Academy a. the latter g mnaslnln, while the Eastern
al the formers gymnasium.
Tn" Acorn Lnskctbul team have a few open dates
foT games away from home which They would Ike to
M, Address j. Mailer. JT, 81 West Thirty ninth
The Clifton Ia ketl all team. having recognized for
tho season. would Ike 10 arrange games With teams
dress w. !. Ssi%on' ~ East T%' N nty.roa nSG" stToei'
Ihs W~milams6Srs a. A, ia. orgsniH d tT3 stskrt,
open for games with any Y. NJ. c. A. or athletic CLUB
teams, Address samuel A. Walters, manager, ISL
WilhrIS street. Brooklyn.
The National A. {, of Brooklyn has formed q has
keibdll team and 10 h AGing up . schedule. Address
o.car hauck. Secretary, II Cedar street,
YoSkEEs, Dec. 1.-The Ciaremont oasket6sll team
Of Philadelphia played It's INST game OF q series, while
on a tour through the state, against the 70 nth ssPAr
rate team OF this city OF the Rrmory tonight. The
tram hbs = game scheduled with the crack nves OF
New YORK city, II t~o-nightB gRaie IL TO be taken -
are extremely slim. TIL home team defeated them
BY a score OF ~ 70 o. and could have doubled II had
they 80 desired.