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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-23
VALLEY HOUSE

GREENWOOD LAKE, ~ Y
The lake is about nine miles long. Lake
IS beautiful and picturesque. Most noted
feet above tic sea level. Frimovnl Forest.
extensive garden: dairy; generous table;
Charics donald. guido and boa tman Fish
ms tackle furnished. y Casino Building
contains ball room. bowling alloys, billiard
ana p0ol rooms. cafe etc. 10 foot Steam
launch villa and Cottage sites for sale.
Address for terms and particulars,
G. il. TEN EYCK, Proprietor.
1y7.3t Orange County, N. Y.
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stVARRENTON DISTRICT CONFER.
llf aIi s. sT I1NCI

~ : 'F.1 L. : + . D..
Enfield, n C., July 22.-tSpeclai)-
The EWarrenton, N. c., District Con-
[ ference assembled here yesterday, ana
4 was called to order at 8 o'clock by the
Rev. w, S.. Black D. d., Of Littleton,
4 who is presiding elder.
2S5 The Rev. e. H.EDavis, Of Littleton cir
cult was elected secretary, The Rev
/ y .@S II. Frlzzle, IS of u Roanoke Rapids.
preached the opening sermon, whic!,
was greatly enjoyed by the large con
gregation present.
st3 ( esterday's session was devoted to
reports on Sunday School and I1pworth
League work from the various charges
and the reports Indicated growth and
1 development inSs Sunday schools, while
4 the EpWorth & League department APP
pears toSstbe making little Roadway
Sss The Rev! Rufus r. Grant, of North
Z ampton, was the only applicant for IL
EceGse to preach, and for recommends
! ton 1.-THE annual conference. Hc pass
ed 5sa tisfactory examination and was
elected 55@55
S To-day's sessions were devoted to
hearing reports as to the spiritual con-
Z ditions Of the church, and they were in
\ the main; very gra flying Able sermons
! have heen delivered by the Reys J. Fl.
! Frizelle, TIL Daley and +. +. Davis
5si55 The Rev. DrsJ. g: &Kilgo. president of
4 Trinity College,, and IT. n. Ivey, editor
5cfs the N orth Carolina Christian Advo-
cate are expected Ito might.
The attendance of delegates and visl-
! tors is largs, 9and the hospitable people
of Enfield are taking care Of them in
S1nagni fcent style. sssq5
ss Con ference VIII Sad journ perhaps Sat
aurday or Sumo lay next.
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ElsEAISsn..

dentor, ~. G. s. July 22.-( ESPECIALLY
II rs.S rlef Banks and little daugh-
Efs left this morning for Rerkley to visit
3, relative III e
55ss Cur baseball boys are making prepar-
5sHt tons to- PIN Two mat oh games OF ball
55spn III nesa ay and esday next with
4 d.
sss q M fond 9afid W. S. Pendie.
inc IN nm a ags lead last night
fiisfer OK sr3 eeds a iglles5 left to-day
& 0rfclk goii Sss ten tia ys vacation.
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IL ERx'THHD.

Hereford, y. C.. July 22--(special)-
Mrs John a. Edwards, OF Gates coun-
~, Is on a visit 10 her son, MIR, WE.
:. Edwards, one of our leading mer-
chants.
We arc glad to hear that the condi-
'lon or Mrs. a. c. Chapel Is much
Deter. She has been very Ill With the
typhoid fever.
Mr. w. y. Saunders leaves to. day for
Norfolk where he will spend few DAYS.
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Observation-Disclosures
4HESIABOARD AIR LINE
Writes a Strong Testilno=
NAL Read What
He Says.
RHEUMATISM HAS LEFT ME.
Pain Vanished InstuntGr-Onc Hottie
81 Airscnnn Entireiy Relieved
Him ana 7ae Illus No Trnce
OF it Since.
Atlanta, Ga, March 10. 1897

Atlanta, Ga, March 10, 1897.
Africana Company:
This Is TO certify that have suffered
and in my right knee. The knc, mad
swollen very much aud gave intense main.
especially when bent i tried a bottle Of
A1r!cana. The result was prompt and
after taking one bottle | was entirely re-
iieNed and have had no trace Of rhcunla-
t:Sm since. take 1t occasionally as an
alt ernative. r., EEIIi I.J icy -
For sale by all druggists. jy29- fr-si,,w-ly
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CAROL INA

Mr. George w. Roper. Of Norfolk, Is
In town this morning. S.
The manager Of the bali team, through
CAPTAIN Hawkins. has succeeded In get.
ting reduced rates on NIL the lines for
those wishing to see the games next
week. ,lsS3 /,
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FORT CRISWOLD HOUSE

EASTETtN FOlNT, OPPOSITE NEW
LONDON, CONN.
Bathing. fishing, boating ana yachting
on the Thames River. New London tlar-
Dor or Long Island Sound. Bicycle ten
mis-. croquet. bowling, billiards and excel
Lent orchestra. All sleeping rooms have
view of tho water; elevators. \ tirst-
Rates. $2l 10 SIS per week For circulars
containing full Information address
JAMES G. MATTHEW'S
Fort Griswold House. New London, Conn.
jy7-20t E.t
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TarrytOWn on Hudson N. \.

NEW HORk'S MOST CHARMING SU-
BURR.
10 minutes from Grand Central Depot;
select family hotel, modern improvements
high elevation, beautiful view of the IIud-
son, shaded lawns. broad pinzzus. For
terms address
MOTT HOUSE, TARRYTOWN, N. Y.
jyl4-lm
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GREENylLI.E.

Grcenville, n. c., July 2a.--(Spccial)-
we had heavy rain here yesterday
and day before.
The crops are improving, IN all parts
OF Pitt county
Nh, +. H. German has received his
new boiler for his new stcmcry
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William and Mary College

WILLIAMSBURG, VA.
Hoard from $1,000 to $500 per month";
Iuition for tho half session -. -. SIT 80
Contingent fee ........ ....... . 800
Students willing to teach two years in
ne public schools pay only medical and
month for board. fuel. light and wash
ing. Full college courses. Mex; session
begins October 7th, 1897. Send for catalo-
que. LYON G. TYLER NJ A. ILL., d.
1ylo-Su, we-2m President.
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AS commissioners of tile Circuit Court
Of Allegheny county, Va, In the Chancery
cause, Of joni Iselly,s executing vs.. John
Kelly's leeatees, we will. in front o: tho
hotel on the premises. OF TIIWRSEAY,
August l2th. 1897, at II o'clock q, M, OK
pose to sale by pub.ir auction 10 tn: high
CO. .biGcer. the ya'rpthie 5,ropsrsy known
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ROANOKE s esldsgs r..

Courses for Degrees. with Electives:
high standard. Library 10000 volumes
Working Laboratory, Good morals and
d!Scininc. Six chlIrcllns-uo bar rooms
IIcnlthful mountain climate. Very mode
rate expenses: may DC reduced below $50
for nine months Gees, board, etc.) 18th
year begins SGplcmbnr 18th. Catalogue
FREQ. Address JULIUS d. DRETER.
President jc27-lmcotSw2u
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Are You Going
To the SeashOre !?

If so. go TO Ocean View, the mos, popu-
lar health and pleasure resort on The
coast
| TO the countless thousands who have
Ter many seasons sought the bracing
brcezes which play SO refrcshingly on the
| PRODUCTION. Its UNPARALLELED loca ton has
given 1t wide popularity as a seaside
resort.
| The grandness OF its sunsets, with bath,
| ing the finest Oh the coast: within a hum
.ired wards Of the best fishing grounds
along the entire Atlantic coast, With boat
inE. Yachting. cycling. driving, baseball,
IS lust The place for pleasure seeking tour
| lists.
| Those who are seeking health and de-.
sire change or climate will find n rr.il
euunbic climate at Ocean View, ind the
| Ocean View Hotel has superior a,ivan-
taEcs for the accommodation of guests
ana many improvements have been made
for the coming season.
AS TO tEc management, the undcrsign-
rd desires to say il! will be his aim 10
Keen II uD TO the high standard of cx-
cellence. and will give the most pninstnk-
.nE cure In all that conscrves to the com
tort ana pleasure Of guests.
Its cuisine Is in charge of n chef OF Wide
eNnnriencH. and with excellent gardens
from WHICH 10 procure fruits, Vegeta bies
etc, with the Chesa he from which to
procure sea food of great variety, with
the choicest meats from the Chicago meat
houses. II needs only to have these viands
presented In the best possible shane TO
meet the requirements Of al cxactirE pub-
lie. 49, S'''''' p'Ao
CHARLES ST. JOHN.
.naI1-tI Ocean View, Va.
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Mount Meenahga,
EI.I.UNMII.I-lI

ELLEN VILLE. n. Y.
Located in the heart OF tho Shawanguul1
Mountains, l.500 feet above the sea Lowell:
beautiful scenery; rocks and lodges COW
cred with ltchenSr moss and vines: low tenn
pcraturc, gentle breeEes. dry air, purcst
Spring water. gus. ireplaces, sanitary
plumbing; piazza 200 feet long; two mails
daily; bowling alleys, tennis courts, golf
links. Single rooms, $l2 to $25 per week.
Double rooms. 500 10 S25. Furnished cot.
tages, STA 10 $3.50 for the scnson.
Address for circulars or full pnrticl,-
lars, u. l.. TERWltILIGER, Proprietor
ENenville. N. Y. jyl5-l0t
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SWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS

These charming spring are situated IN
q lovely valley, enSconsed In the backbone
Or the AlleGhanics, at an elevate Of p 200
OF Virginia. ald only nine miles from A.
!cghany Station-thc highest point on The
chesapeake and Ohio railway The
strongest Iron Water In this countrv.
none better in the world Elegant ba In
pool. Beef and mutton supplied from .he
hneSt blue grass sod Vegetables in
noted property. Rates moderate OPEN
LINE ISL. Write to B. T.. EAKLE, Jr.,
"a tu aEaa'9uEs.. Il fs3S 5ul-eod.2m i
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MEETING OF TIE AI,LTANI or THO
UNIVERSITY Or VIRGINIA.


At n meeting OF the Society or Alumni
or the University Of Virginia held June
1G. 1887:
Resolved. 1.-That the secretary Of the
society DO instructed to communicate
with the several Chapters or the Alumni
Association and inform them OF the
proposed change In the institutional! life
or the University by clecting 4 .rr.ssi-
Gent. and request these Chapters TO
EXPRESS their sentiments in regard to
th!s Important ina tier.
2,nThat the president of the so,,ciy
be given discretionary power to call =
meeting OF the society at such time ana
place as may seem best to him.
$. That the several Chapters be re-
uuested to send representatives 10 such
meeting.
4. That n committee OF six shall be
appointed by the president, who shall
take under cOnsidera ton this import
ant matter and report to the socislv st
It's next meeting.
committee = James +. Harrison
chairman). W. W. Old, b. b. AIunford
Edward Gchols y. T.. Buchanan ana W.
r. Abbott
CoDy-Teste: II. w. PAGE
Secretary.
RMS committee will meet at the Bar
ASSOCIATION, at the Hot Springs. Va,
! on August !, 1897, 10 consider the course
tie Alumni should take as ia the pro
nnHed election Of q president OF the
University. Alumni and ether friends
OF me University arc requested ,o sub
! nit Their views through the chairman
OF the committee
Address i. y. HARRISON, ESD, at
A'ahNie va, un to August LIST: after
/ mat. at Hot Springs Va.
.
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MORLEYS.
ju11-Cod-2 Pm


In the midst or the iiah and gnmo pre-
serve OF th., ADlRONDACKS An excel
lent summer resort. Trout fishing, boat
ing. bathing bowling. tennis. cic Two
large hotels and cottages Sanitary plumb
ing. Large, airy rooms: large Dorcltes
overlooking Two large lakes; 1000 feet
above the sea- Extremely low rates 81 10
$40 pcI week, Cuisine and service unsur-
passed. Send for pamphlet. MOSLEY'S
Lake Pleasant, Hamilton CO.. n. Y.
Jy7-H0t
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n RUSTEES' SALE.--l1Y VIRTUE OIL
- Il deed in trust OF date May 22, 1861
to US, made by NJ. s. Tcba,llt and +, WI
Tchault, her husband. duly or record, and
at the request Of tho beneficiary tllereinJ
we shall expose for sale 1T public auction
on tho premises, CHI TUESDAY, July q
1877 at IL o'clock, M, all those foaic lots|
OF land, VIII, the buildings and Improved
montS thereon. lying on the north aide 81
Falkland street. III the city Of Norfolk
Va, numbered "a, &c. IS and 50 Falkland
street, and described ns bne lot as fol-
lows: beginning Mt Il point on the north
side OF Falkland street, Icing the centrd
point OF tho wall between lots Nos. u md
"a, and running thence northwardly alonE
the centre line Of said division wall bnGH
10 4 lane ten feet wide. in the rear whcfl
extends from Reilly street to Wake street
thence eastwardiy along said lane seven1
ty-sN feet, moro or less, IL the propertyi
now or formerly belonging; to Laura vi
Morse; thence southerly along the line
OF the last mentioned properly to FAlk
nnd street: thence westerly along aatc3
street seventy six feet. more or less. I'd
The point OF beginning. 4 diagram OF thd
property VIII be Furnished 1T Suie Hi.ow
ing dimensions Of ench lot.
TERMS--(.aSh sufficient to pay cxpcr1
scs Of executing this trust and tho sum al
$5,754.g2 residue us may be directed on
duy Of sale. H#E
J.. TAYLOR ssI,LYsON,
Trustees.
iy1G-tds Auctiuneers.
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Woman's College Of Richmond, Va.

EsS led iSei.)
Located in tho beautiful and historic
r CITY Oh me south, offers unsurpassed adj
tHnlases IN Literature. Science, Music
Art, and Elocution- Twenty-four officers
ana teachers. trained in best COLLEGES and
200 students last session. Health record
Tcnarka ble--ncver Il death in the snhool
Boarding department limited Terms req
bic. Send for catalogue -
JAMES NELSON. 4. NJ, y. n,
jy11-1km frcsidnnI
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De YEN0GE MOUNTAIN HOUSE,

ELDRED, SULLIVAN CO., N. Y.
summer ;.nd Fall Resort. Accommo-
dates 300. No rooms higher than Two sto-
rics Highland and Round Lakes 400 yards
from tho house Beautiful landscapes:
dry and cool air; malaria unknown: dane
ing hall, bnwling alleys, billiard AMI read
inS rooms: thing and fishing; uneXcrllcd
pass hshing. For terms ana particulars
address DIR DE VENOGE,
Jyf-20t Eldced, Sullivan Co., n. Y.
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Virginia Military Institute.

LEXINGTON. VA
seth year. State, military, scientific and
technical school Thorough cours., In gen
crnl and applied chemistry, and in cnsi-
ncerinG. Degrees conferred III course:
Grad: V. NJ t., and In chelor science: in
poSt Grad. courses. master science. civil
engineer MI expenses, including clothing
and incidentals, provided at an average
rate Of sat.So per month exclusive OF out
lit. New cadets report Sept ].
Gen. SCOTT SHlpP, Superintendent
iylt-codl9t
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SOUTH SIDE FEMALE INSTITUTE,
BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL |!
BEDFORD COUNTY, VA.

BEDFORD COUNTY, va.
A thoroughly equipped school, complete
IN It's appointments, or high grade, for
Boys and Young Men. For catalogue or
Information apply to w II. ABBOT,
jy10-tu, tn, sa-2Gt Principal, Bellevue F. o.
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Stephenson & Taylor, Auc.tonceus,

VALUABLE BRAMBI.ETONa PROPER.
~ TY AT PUBLIC AUCT1ON.--By vir.
tue OF authority vested In me as trustee
for S. a. 1C. Pt3cIin;. under n trust decd
made by NIunuef Puccin!, and at the re.
quest or the said s. a. T.. Pucc.nni, shnl:
ofTer for snle at nubi1 auction. at :he
S Sc Real lsstate Mo g. Stock E:Ghanss,
1897, ut IL Nt.. THAT C15RrAIt; Lot t,l'
LAND, with tho improvements thereon
fronting 40 feet on RESERVOIR avenue l.:
I3ranbleton Ware. near Highland avenue
and rahning back notween parallel limos
one hundred a"'. twenty-five feet. sa.G
house. ncil- r.::i.,b:rcl 1Ai.
TEFMs-ctrc-t::tI cash. i,a.t.sae II 81,
and tt"elEe months, HccIrch vs. deed Il
trust ut co:t &: purchaser.
Il. q. MARTIN, SD
Trust ee.E
jy17-tds Ant.ioneers.
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IS n UIrION eAl.2sS -FUSGREE D.k r 81:
:.
TRUSTEES sA7esl OF .,::1 at1AA5S1
y FARM IN pRIE:ssy .i::aN1n SIS
WI S5 ~ COUNTY. 3. f55..

BY virtue &c q c:r,s..s1 i.s,.. &, t,raS. al
ecutCd by l3d'sin p:l iliTts ~ E.a 81. h1i.iiao
dated Fe5,.l9a.y TO- 1851, ard Suiy record ~
In the Clsrh' IS office Gss !: "a tc,iEs3 Ent,rS
Of Frirce-s n ::k.e toants u. sS 81 >,
and at ;!lc lrqaos. OF tl,e et- ed. tor there:
occurred. Will ofsea. for aala batoro sEt
courthouse doo- OF TIE Count. Cou-s: q:
l'r!ace:s .ansa c-st1,ty OH I55iit 81
MONDAY, AUaUBT 2. 1851. AH Z!
s55; OCI.CuIS NJ, f$,S.s 5E
9TH, sano Icing o::.-t day. Tho spaiswsat
property, tO-wit: tE 3. IS ~ KS 81 ~,
All the right. Tito intcl sst AssS assa.Y
OF the sud Edwin Phillips III nj 10 .tke
tract Of land Of ,yEtei FRANCES Guy dies
seized, situnte on Little C:'eei., in .f,t
county Of I'Itrcess Anne, State tsf 1i{s$
yinin, ddIollling t:e lands OF ItruEcea ord
Indiana I1alstosa, John Peters ind othR197
containing, BIZ es.il..a; .t;i, o::4 hundred
and tifty-fTe acsGs. and ts tho IA mo prob,
erty conveyed TO tile silid Edwin Phtllifr
by the deed OF Wln. II. Burroughs Speo{s,
commissioner. dated Dectu timber e. .t2el, ant
recorded In tho said Clark's afcco In II. s.
20, y. AIS. Is q,
This sale will bt. made subject to dead
OF trust TO r. NJ. Baum, trustee. To secrl {
the Mcintyre Furniture Co. tho sum q
$4,000. C. e. sPTILLIPE. d
jy21-tds TIRE. &c. &
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-01-01

Canton. Ohio. Dee 3l.-Thc usual
number Of callers were greeted by Ma
Inr Mckinley IN his library to-day.
Thomas O'connur ~ san Francisco was
a caller this morning. Mr. O'Cunnor
Is close friend nt Judge Wrymrir.
who is prominently mentioned lor "A
cabinet position. We says the Judge
has the following OF ninp-tenlhs of the
people of that section 81 tho country, Is
an able man and an old soldier and the
people uut there brieN" he has good
prospects OF receiving an appointment.
He said he would certainly say good
word for The Californian f an oppor-
tunity presented itself. O'Cunnor =
name has been mentioned In connec-
tiOn with the collcctprship Of the port
of san Francisco and he did not deny
that he had hopes of favorable consid-
Grafton WHEN the time for the appoint
mont Ia hc made comes. Mr. O'Connur
WIS "A member of the Tweuty-third
regiment, %. V. l., during the war and
is therefore a comrildc of Major Me
kinlcy. He is ON his way To Cleve-
land. where he formerly lived. to visit
relatives
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THAT PLEDGE.
Mckinley Is said 10 %. Favorable to In
tcrnatlonal Conference.

Chicago. Dec. 3l.-A Washington spe-
cial To the News contains the follow
ing Congressman Mundell OF Wyo-
ming. who arrived to-day from Canton,
whore he interviewed President-elcct
Mckinley, said. Major Mckinley is
I'm earnest on the subject 81 iuterna-
tional agreement. He Is In accord with
the spirit of Senator WOlCotts resolu-
tion and believes that action should be-
taken at once He is in favor Of call
ing the conference early In the spring
He says Il Is idle to talk of pDstponing
action until after the tariff Is disposed
uf because II anything Ia to be- accom-
plishCd the preliminary steps wil have
To he taken nj uncc.'
Western republicans In congress were
much Interested IN the wort brought
from Canton by Mondell. said con-
gressman Cooper of Wisconsin; Il am
glad The pTesldent-clect takes the
pledge Tor bimctnilism maintained in
the platform seriously. The large ma
iority ~ the republicans m the western
and middle western states voted the
republican ticker because they accept
ed the platform n!cdgc In good faith
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san Francisco. Dec. si.-JOck'y sam
Duggetts uIstcTly ride un Lucky"
Bdl1Win's Argentina iu the California
oaks stake VAS the sensation AZ lngle-
side to-day, Tursina. 20 all Nppear-
anCes, had the race at MS merry. out
while Freeman ON the latter was
watching summer Time, Whu appeared
u 10" the only dangerous Contending
horse, DuEgcts saw his chance and.
taking Ars tiiiuH o1 The opposite side.
beat out thr ftyUutr hy !. short head.
The stake was valued ~ ss,5On.
seven futlonEs-Glillnt won. San
Mafcu se,uud. tctarch tAird; time,
I:Sat,. seven 10 buEs- frank X. wen,
FIashi second. NunI.a third: time,
.38i-. California oaks. mile and an
eighth. value sej''- argentina won.
Tursina second. >uC.rl'r Time third !:
time. s.ul Five nss-Caspar won.
Sweet William sec. al, Nercutlo third I:
tune. .JJ. Mile and 4 siNteenth-Forte
Fonso won. Beramela second. La Mas
Gotta third time. l.S3...
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THEY MAY NOT PLAY
THE BUTTES WON'T LINE UP
WITHOUT HALL AND LASWELL.
Humphreys Says They viii Not BE Per-
mitted tn Enter the Contest,
and There II Rests.
specIal Dispatch to The STANDARD.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
San Francisco. Dee. 3l.-Presidcnt
Humphreys of the Pacific Amateur
Athletic association has issued his ul-
timatum with reference to Hall and
Laswen. and delivered il To Manager
Mcmillan. IL is to the effect that
neither of these men shall participate
in to-morrow's game of football. which
is scheduled To- take place between m"
Olympics and Buttes at Central park
This information was contained in a
letter sent by Humphreys tn Mcmillan
this morning. AS soon as the Butte
boys We're made acquainted with the
fact. they held meeting and decided
To nOL play the Olympics unless Han
and Laswell are permitted To- play with
them and Humphreys will not be ap-
prised OF this action until tomorrow.
Mcmillan was the only one who voted
i'm favor OF playing without Hall and
I.aswelI. Neither Gillis nor Hooper are
In shane to battle and with tho four
men on the side line. Stiycrs would be
the only substitute left. There is dan
ger of disquallfcations during tn" game
and the Euttes don't purpose tu take
the worst of 1t 10y having their team
cut down To suit the whims ui Mr.
Humphreys and his eleven. The Cali
fornia team has been strengthened
since the Christmas game, hut TO what
extent is not known tonight. This
evening the Ruttes boarded IA" gun
boats oregon aud Monterey M n. IN
vltation Of NJ. j. Mccormick and spent
an hour throwing shells AT each Othpr.