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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12
IN THE CITY COURTS
News Of Their Proceedings and Of
Clerks Office Transactions.
STOLE IMPRISONED FRIENDS GOODS
George Ward Appropriated HeIons
in"a ofn Former Fellow Prisoner,
Got Drunk and Will Spend Thirty
Days More in Jnii--Scnt U., for PER-
jMry-Churtcr Granted.

In the Police Court yesterday Justice
Tomlin heard the case OF George Ward,
colored, charged with selling some goods
belonging to a fellow prisoner and APP
propriatinE the proceeds. George had
been In jail for some days, and when he
was released, he carried an order from
another fellow prisoner, who desired
some small comforts from his home.
He secured the articles, sold them ana
was arrested for the jag to which he
applied the proceeds. The court merci-
fully discharged him, but learning Of the
theft later, had him arrested, and with
the result that he is now in Jail again
for thirty days.
SENT UP FORePERJURY.
George Ward, white. failed to state
the exact facts in Police Court case
yes :erday, and he now wishes he had.
He was charged with the theft Of
clothes valued a $40, the property Of
Daniel Armistead, who was at the time
Of the theft prisoner In Jail. Ward
told how he had met a friend, requested
him to so to ARMS eads house for the
clothes and never returned, but when 4
young lady appeared in court and posi-
lively identified Ward as the man who
got the clothes, Justice Tomln imposed
4 penalty Of thirty days In jail.
MINOR CASES.
Virgie Buxton, coored, larceny Of q
dress; six months in Jail
John Mcpherson, colored, supected Of
larceny: he'd for five days
Emma White. colorcd aasaulting Mar
garet Daniels, coorcd; fined $3.50.
THEY WILL GO FREE.
e. j. Bethel and O. N Ingram, who
were arrcs ted at York, Pa, upon the
charge of dipping several Norfolk mer-
chants In an advertising scheme, and
also that OF forging the name OF Nor
folk people, have been released. The
necessary amount to bring them back
to this city could not be raised from
those Interested
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12
Publications Received.

ELLIGENCE.-This monthly is
sued by the Metaphysical Publishing
Company, 500 Fifth avenue, New York,
makes its appearance this month as the
continuation Of '"The Metaphysical
Magazine" which has been before the
public for the last two years and a
half. In Its new form, the magazine is
more attractive than ever, having been
enlarged in size, changed in style,
broadened in character and scope. and
improved generally, while the subscrlp-
tion price has been reduced to the popu-
lar rate Of one dollar a year and 1ten
cents a number. Mr.. Leander Edmund
Whipple will edit "Inteliigence. The
table Of contents Of the June number Is
IN part as follows: Man and Nature;
Modern Astrology; Philosophy OF a d.
vine Man; Mazdalsm and Being-The
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12
Corporation Court.

Mr.. John f. Wales qualified before
Judge Hanckel yesterday as guardian of
Mary l.. Wales, under bond of $1,000,
with Mr.. w. r. Wales, Jr., surety.
Judge Hanclkel has granted a charter
10 the American Protective Insurance
company, the purpose of which is 10
conduct beneficial Insurance business.
Capital stock, from $4,000 TO $50 600. Of
ficers: j. w. Phillips. OF Petersburg. Va,
president: D. w. Burton. Of Norfolk,
vice-president and treasurer; John c.
carroll, OF Norfolk, secretary and gene
raj manager, and Hugh G. Miller, Of
Norfolk, attorney. These. with w. p.
Cousins and J. i. Dey are directors.
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A.AS'E DAYS SESSION.
new Hand Mt the Shipynrd Gets n
Hard FnlI.

Newport News, Va, June 11-(SueciaD
.Ihe iresbEtery convened this morn
ing at 9:30 o'clock, and after the usual
devotional exercises. which were CON
Quoted by Rev. r. y. Robinson, II nro
ceeded to routine business Little. how
ever. remained to be done, and nj II
o'clock the body adjourned till S D. IN.
Arrangements were made to fiji tbc
vacant churches Of Belle Haven and
PoWelton temporarily by non resident
minister's
Rev. Moses D. Ifoge, d. D., Of Rich
mono, Will deliver an address at D. m.
on "Pesbyterian:sm as a Promoter and
Sonservor OF Christian Citizenship"
Tlis Will be the last service Of the an
niversary meeting
John Roach. OF Chicago, arrived here
This week In search OF employment and
was called In the ship-yard Yesterday
morning. Before his first days work
was done Roach had the misfortune to
raul from the side OF ono of the battle
ships. distance Of thirty-five feet, sus-
tanning serious injuries from the fall.
Medical aid was procured for Mr.. Roach,
out physicians regard his case as very
serious. He recovered consciousness this
afternoon and Is resting we'll.
David Duigall, a colorcd employe Of
The Chesapeake and Ohio, sustained q
severe injury this afternoon while
coupling cars in the yard. In making q
coupling the mans hand was caught
between the bumpers and mashed into
Shreds
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12
B Gls T I * l. Ely
1 ~

Mrs Mary j. Myers and child, of Soutl,
NOTION uled this week. Mrs. Myers
aieu Thursday night, aged SO years. and
Inc n;tDy Wednesday night. The fune-
rails will take place at the residence SIN
day evening at 4 O'Clock.
Mrs Fannie Simmons and Mrs. Mary
Surrs' or Pearl street are visiting
Shore.
MIS-. j. W. Hosier. who has been Wis
itlng Mrs. George Jones. on Berkeley ave
nue.. mas returned to her home, on Kilby
street. Suffolk.
Mrs. Joe Cherry. of Bentley avenue,
was seriously ill yesterday.
y grand vocal and instrumental con
cert Will be given at Pythian hall We'd
nesday evening, juno 10Th, the proceeds
OF which will so To the Clsner's Memo
RAJ Circle, Kings Daughters Choice
SclectlonS have been made, to be render
Cd py a number of talented soloists. A
large audience is expected. Admission.
20 cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12
Are Won Going
10 the Seashore !?

=, If so. 90 to Ocean View. the most popu-
coast - 1900 va ''ie
To the countless thousands who have
TOT many seasons sought the bracing
preeIes which play 80 refrcshingly on the
f.rElhla coast. Ocean View needs no in
Lroduction. Its unpa ralleled location has
resort -
The Erandness Of it's sunsets with ba TIL
ing the finest on the coast within q hun
dred wards Of the best fishing grounds
along inc entire Atlantic coast, with boat
ing. Yachting. cycling, driving, baseball
tennlS. Eolf: an elegant orchestra etc.,
lists
Those who are seeking health and de-
sire change of climate will find ~.
eouaDle climate at Ocean View LI.I the
Drac.ng SEE 60 renders I. siArfd spot
Tor ore to recuperate and enjoy rest
Ocean View Hotel has superior ndvan-
and many improvements have been made
for the coming season.
as to the management, the undersign-
ed desires to say 1t will be his aim to
Keen II I'D to the high standard Of cx-
celience. and will give the most painstak-
ing care in all that conServes to the COM
fort and pleasure Of guests.
It's cuisine is in charge of q chef OF wide
eXpericnce: and with excellent gardens
from which to procure fruits, vegetables
etc, with the Chesapeake from which TO
procure sea food Of great variety, with
the choicest meats from the Chicago meat
houses. 1t needs only TO have these viands
presented in the best possible shape to
meet the requirements Of an eXacting pub
lie. 80
CHARLES ST. JOHN,
mal4-tf Ocean View, Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12
Clothing House Assigns.

n deed Of assignment from ". II. An
drews, trading under the firm name Of
W. II. Andrews & Co., ciothiers. No.
:3'32 Main street, to w. J.. Williams, trlls-
tee, was admitted 10 record In the clerk 5
office ut p. m. yes terday. After pro
viding for the expenses OF the trust, sal
aries, etc, the following creditors are
preferred: c. G. Cobb, $500: and w. H.
Davis, S195. ALI other creditors are to
be paid pro rata. Liabilities upward OF
81 600
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12
sold Sweet SPRING. )"

49, WEST VIRGINIA.
The greatest health resort in the World
Ssltuated ~ miles from main line Of Ches.
ONO Railway, and surrounded on ali
sldes by attractive points, and Is pro-
bounced by all as the paradise Of the
Elegant road, and drive made quickly to
the Springs. -
communications In regard to rates or
othcr information. will receive prompt at
tent:on. y. y. WHITE, Manager
Sweet Springs, w Va mn30-eod2w
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12
Death of Child.

Courtland, Va. June 11-(SpeciaD--
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fl. Stakes, for
merry or Norfolk, Va. but now Of this
town. lost by death on yesterday their
oldest son. Vernon Stakes, aged years.
lie had been sick for only a short while
and his death IS q sad shock to his fam
lily and friends. He was inferred in the
Riverside Cemetery, in this town, this
afternoon.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12

lranlan Dualism and Fire Worship;
i5hagaVad Gita-Songs Of the Master;
Esoteric Puritanism: Leaves from a
Metaphysican's Diary: Strange Expc-
rlence In the Rockies: doors OF Flowers
IN me Orient. The number contains
IN excellent portrait Of Mr.. Lcander Ed
mund Whipple. founder of ."rho Meta.
physical Magazine"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12
ROANOKE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS

Opens June 1st Elcva ton 1900 feet;
best family resorts In the State: nino
hours from Norfolk on N & w. r. r.;
waters relieve dyspepsia. hay fever, nsth-
bles. Terms reasonable. For ccrtifca ties
or eminent physicians and others, analy-
SIS or waters, references. ETC., write for
my16su fr-6w J. II. CHAPMAN, Man'gr.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12
SWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
ALLEGHANY COUNTY VA

These charming spring are situated In
lovely valley, cnsconsed In the back bono
OF the Aleghanies at an elevation of 200
teei III III the midst Of the Spring Region"
leGhany Station-the highest point on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway The
strongest Iron Water In this country:
none better in the world. Elegant 9TH
pool. Beef and mutton supplied from, .he
1nest blue grass sod. Vegetables In
anundan l, grown In the garden Of thts
JUNE lST. Write to 3. +. EAKLE, Jr.,
Manager. iul-eod pm
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12
Wants $4,000 Damages.

William Carper, an aged man. who re-
sides at Knots Island. N. c., yesterday,
entered suit In the Court OF Law and
Chancery for $4,000 for injuries received
by being run over by one Of the Tidewa
ter company's wagons. :
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12
Norfolk Iron Works,
GEO. w. DUVAL & CO.,
No. 10 Water Street. Norfolk, Va.

ENGINES, BOILERS, SAWMILL ana
ali KINDS OF machinery Of the most i'm
provea patterns Also repairing at tho
Steamboat work. DUVAL'S PATENT
ROLLER TUBE FERRULES are the
only perfect remedy for lcaky boiler tubes.
Ihey can be inserted In few minutes by
any engineer. and are warranted to stop
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12
Property Transfers.

Harrison S. Ackiss 10 J. j. Samuel and
Richard j. Alfriend. two lots on the
west side Of Colonial avenue, near Bois-
sevain avenue, Client, $4,000.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12
A Palace in the Mountains.

For beauty OF architecture and elegance
OF equipment. THE ALLECiHANY," at
Goshen, Va, has not a rival among the
Summer Resort Hotels Of America Lo-
Gated IN the heart OF the Alleghanies,
where climate is always cool and invigor-
ating, amidst scenery Of wondrous
beauty, It's advantages as Summer
Home aro uncQuallcd."
Sulphur. Alum and Chalybeatc Waters.
Address for terms,
ju2-tf j. G. S. T1NIBERLAKE, Man'gr.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12
n P|E.CIAL. NJ EETING
II1tYn Council Takes Action In Regard
u Delinquent Tax Sales.
Old l|)I2 TAX ACCOUNTS 10 Be EXAMINED
Society Gives II Charming
~ q nsicaie Is - n ethodist Parsonage
society Holds n Pheasant Meet.
ss q e ssS Y felix Jurors III Portsmouth
Col. IIRrpcr Ready TO Give Bond.

ssgs Ssiffolkt June 11.-(Special.>-A special
of$the Town Council was held
Present: r. L. Brewer, Jr,
iEley, president; j. G. Bell,
TY cDuht!lnen.
sassss sIhe meeting was held for the purpose
sSs sssSEsconstdering an ordinance regulating
AssSheE sale by the Town Treasurer of real
;fas estate for delinquent taxes Town At
who had prepared the or
was present, and read and eX-
sSp famed the various sections. which were
and explained seriatim, and the
was adopted as a whole. The
SNsMsssSY2lia.W provides that If tax bills on real
are not paid by the first OF Sep
Der the Treasurer shall advertise
property TO be sold at public auc-
ssssons on the first Monday In October. The
s@SSssssFESohlnance IS very comprehensive con-
s IA aiming full provisions as to the adver-
and selling Of real estate, what
ssscoztsE and fees shall be paid, how and
sssssShen conveyance shall be made how
s5xea1 estate may he redeemed, &c. Under
ssShfs Law the collection OF taxes will be
and other advantages will ac-
ssaasGfue IN the transaction OF municipal
SSSssfotisiness.
SAaSs On motion Of Messrs Eley and Nor
meet We're appointed q committee to ex-,
famine the old tax accounts in the hands
III SSsDsf3$ I. the Town Treasurer and destroy
MA UGH as they consider worthless, giving
YOUNG CHRISTIAN WORKERS.
tssss tie Misses Lillian Turner and Iettie
members or the Suffolk Rose
ssss$$bnd Society, desiring to raise money to
n assist IN the laudable work In which the
reorganization at large is engaged, con-
ks&ceiyed the idea OF having an entertain
nent for said purpose. Their young
ls1rtends readily agreed to assist them.
sssSsnd tonight they gave a very enjoyable
at the residence Of Mrs. Lucy
Y13y~ -
EsIolks did well, the exercises being in &c
81 ds at a with the following pro-
t%ETsamIne:
sSssI xord's prayer -. -. ~. In concert
ssss LAB blea EAU -. Three Rosebuds
sssltecttauon, "A Long Time Ago" --
VI Laura Leigh Mcleod.
asPiano solo, "Valse NIignonne"
al Ruth Vera Marshall.
association, Nov Lay Me
Down to Sleep" -. ~. .......
Hattie Mcleod.
sssYocal solo,, Il Don't Want to
sSs@ Play In Your Yard" -. ....
81 sysReading, Ruling Passion" 49,.
81 William S. Walter
MI Hattie Smith Mcleod
bleau, g Little Miss Nluffet"..
Laura Leigh Mcleod
ssss}}i Carroll Odell.
tion, The Bachelors
~ Lillian Turner.
fs.SEaAno Duet, "Jolly Little Play
Sssssss " isl1S.. -----
l lssSs Ruth Marshall and Ray Browne.
Il atyacal solo. "Rosalie" .Chas. H Harris
- sS$Saee ~ Ray Browne.
] Ssaading, Efficacy Of Prayer.
s.. ......#s.. 49,. Mark Twain
Lillian Turner
s1Ano solo. Waltz 80. -. -.
Ray Browne.
ableau. little Jack Horner'..
I4tss5ss Rob Marshall
sksssss METHODIST MEETING.
The Methodist Parsonage Society held
EsNns anonthly meeting last night with Mrs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12

CAPON. SPRINGS AND BATHs-oN
Lithia Springs, 1000 to $500 guests annual-
~: elite OF North and South Largest and
socially most pleasant company at any
mountain resort in this country For
rateS, circulars, etc, address, WM. H.
SALE, Capon Springs, w. Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12
SUM MER RESORTS.
Red Sulphur Springs,
MONROE COUNTY, W. v,

Recently purchased and improved by
Hon. Levi =. Morton, New York
Water unequallcd for lung diseases in
all It's forms. throat troubles, catarrh, ner-
VOWS prostitution. dyspepsia, etc.
endorsed by the highest medical au-
thority. Hotel now open. Prices to suit
the times. Write for rates, circulars and
teSt:monlals. AJdness HUMPHREYS &
~, 1roprictOrS. jul2-eOd-1ms
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12

NThe Methodist Parsonage Society held
sHs enonthly meeting last night with Mrs
gtdssB. Phillips, corner Of Bank and
stsanlklin streets. After the regular
shlHnass was concluded elegant refresh
ssss1lents were served In profusion. fully
sustaining the reputation Of Mrs Phil
dips for genuine hospitality The young
80 members then enjoyed themselves
ssytth innocent games, and Mrs
sssHIAce Odell, of Washington city, favor
led The company with vocal solos. The
sssaYaningi voted q most pleasant one
ny a1l who ATTENDED.
lss 1Ar.. ohm r. PEBBLES and wife, Of Nor
ffolk4 We're guests to-day Of Hon. John
Primer and wife, Of Brooklyn
ss$fIei.hts.
sSsSs Miss Edith Cheatham, a member Of
THE Of the faculty of the Woman's Col
SAeRa,s at Lynchburg, and Miss Blanche
3AA3hsatham, a student Of said college
sgaughters Of Rev. H. C. Cheathan, Of
ssSuffolk, arrived home last night, to
1 gIs51d the vacation.
TWO UNFORTUNATES.
ssssssk 1s1 the Mayors Court this morning ],
IaSpyhin was arraigned for an Intellectual
sxaatsmpt to carry too much barleycorn,
sanasyYas assessed three dollars for his
AndiscreHon. which sum he duly paid
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-15
Bowling Cameo Tonight.

American National-Lotus, Blocker, and Gotham.
HaHem Republican-Phunix No. l VS.. winsor No. /.
New York Royal Empire City.
and Chosen Friends.
United Bowling. Section A-Union, Owl. and Hector.
Uncle Sam-Rtverdale, West Shore, and Harmonic.
Litho and Norwich, Rust and
Nicholson. and Schneeloch and Berlin.
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum. Section Fulton. stuy-
vesant. and Oxford.
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum. sub-Bedford. Common.
wealth. and De Forest.
Long Island Association of G. O.. Glass B-Indian
Cycle Club vs.. Greater New York Wheelmen.
C~apital-Arcola. Progress. and Bright Star.
Ehler'a Oak-Seekirk. Universal MOL and Blitzan
Twenty.sixth Ward-Active, Glenmore, and TWEEN.
ty,sixth Ward. at scheilleins alleys.
Germanla-B. 4. b., Nassau Wheemeu, and s.. N,
Athletic League-ersey City Club VS.. New York A.
knickerbocker A. C., at North End Club alleys.
Suburban A. C.-Montclair Club VS.. Roseyille A. A.
at hontclair Club alleys; Riverside A. c. VS., South
Orange +. c.. at Riverside A.C. alleys; Summit BOWL.
ing Club vs.. Columbia Club. at Summit Bowling
Amateur Association-New Jersey Bowling cIub " i.
Union Club, AZ New jersey Bowling Club alleys.
New jersey sociation-Bachelor Castle Point
Cyclers. and X Spartans.
New jersey Independent Foresters-Court Roselle
w; Court Columbus. at Court Roselle alleys.
Newark LeaRue-West End vs., RoaevilIe A N,
side A. C., at Northern Republican Club alleys.
Hudson Eagan. and Pilgrim.
Central New Jersey-ParkC Club vs.. westdeld A. C..
at Park Club alleys.
jersey city-Cllo vs.. Lafayette. at Clio alleys, Union
va. Halliday. at Union alleys: Linden We, Clinton NJ
alleys. Aio"uyAe
Trolley League-Newark Bay Boat Club w. Palm,
CLUB, AZ New ark Bay Boat Club alleyS.
Paterson League-Albion vs.. Cyclone.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-15
Bowling Notes.

Not ono OF the teams scheduled to play last n,ob, a.,
bohaner's Brooklyn tournament put In an appenIan"a
and the games were indefinitely postponed.
The Royal Arcanum wheelmen have decided 10
enter q team In the New York Associated CYCLING
Clubs tournament. Two additional prizea 70 Ire
team winning the most games and to the PLAYER roll.
Ing the highest score. will be donated by Joe Thum.
A tournament has been organized by tho Ienor Ra.
publican Club members. Fifteen teams will compete.
and but one more club 10 needed to complete the list'
The entries are as followsi Lotus, Mercury BeIyidara
awo teams; New York LsnoI 1.-TWO teanis): Puritan.
ton Bank and America Bowling clubs. Three anmas
will DO rolled on Tuesday and Thursday nights al ne
club alleys in West l20th street. '
Invitations have been extended to n nnmhor -,
prominent bowlers 10 attend q meeting to be held at
beethoven HAN on next Sunday night for the pur.
pose Of organizing a Greater New York ROW I'm,
Club. The projection OF the new club intend 70
arrange games In a number of Western cities mt In
order not TO conflict with the engagements OF Inc
New York and Brooklyn teams In the Interstats
League series. the trip VIII not begin until after me
championship games at Buffalo have been PLAYED.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-15

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 14.-Favorites won three
events to-day in the presence of q large crowd.
The racing was Of an ordinary kind, the feature
First Race-Selling; six furlongs.-Ilia. e6 (Rose).
I to !, won oresua. 90 tDugan). $ to l. second; Jolly
Second Race-Five furlongs.- 1O3 (Combs).
z to 8. won; Chiffon. 1903 Smith. 90 to !. second;
Octave, 1O3 (Burns). z to l. third. Time. l;lO.
Third Race-Selling; six urlongs.-Uncas o5
(Burnsl. even. won; vanesa, 90 Clay, 10 to l. second
Alice c., SO Lines. 40 TO l, third. Time. 1:23.
Fourth Race-Six and one-half furlongs.-Sliga, 100
(Burns). 2 to 8, won; Tom Elmore. l02 (James), 100
TO /. second; Balkline. ia AIKEN. 8 to 3. third.
Time. 1871.
Fifth Race-SelIing; one miIe.-Dockshader. los
(Hicks). o to /, won; viscount. los Burns). ! to 9,
1:54io.
The entries for the ss. 900 Stake to morrow are:
Nancy TIL. 90; Elsie Bramble. l0l; Gilray, l07: Sara
toga. lOS; Surmount. ITO; Dinsmore, l12; Forbush.
liz; Belle OF Memphis, l1b; Presbyterian. 1lS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-15

The following Is a copy of a letter received
yesterday by the Brunswick Bake Collender
Company from George Il. Slosson. accepting the
challenge OF Jacob Schsefer to play him for the
championship at an 1S-inch balk-line game OF
billiards. one shot In balk and one in the anchor
space:
GENTLEMEN; ] have tbs honor to acknowledge re.
ceipt or your communication dated Dec. z. notifying
me that Mr. Jacob Schaefer had duly challenged me
Tor thn trophy em0lematic Of the championship of
the world Al the ls.inch ralk-line game, one shot in
balk aud one shot In anchor. which championship /
won al Madison square Garden Concert Hall the
week ending Dec. ., the game to be for $500 q side,
600 points.
In accepting this challenge. which / do by covering
NJ, forfeit OF 1890, would suggest that the contest
take place At Madison Square Garden Concert Hall.
New York city. on the evening OF Saturday, Feb. 8,
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BAIRD win Lead the Tigers on the Griairon
McHt Year.

PRINCETON. Dec. l4.-At q meeting Of tho
Princeton football players tonight John Baird
was unanimously elected captain of the varsity
team for 1898. The men who were eligible TO
vote were Cochran. Hillebrand. Edwards,
Booth, Crowds, Holt, Craig. Baird. Burke,
Kelly. Barnard. Reiter. Ayres. Wheeler, La.
thrope, Dickey. Baird Ia a member Of the Junior
School, Concord, N. II. His nome is al Phila.
delphia; He Is n years old, 8 feet 10 inches
tai and weighs l55 pounds. In his freshman
varsity team, and this year was the crack
quarter back. After tho election the new cap
tain gave a banquet to the members of the tesh,
at Princeton Inn,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-15

OF course, you have q right to
expect more from us than from
other tailors or high-class clothiers.
Our experience as to proper style,
fitting and workmanship is at our
finger tips.
For dress wear we have a sps-
cial line of vicuna thibet for cont
and vest, which is soft and will not
wear glossy, with a medium shade
of English striped %trousering. suit
to order $4,000. For $1,000 we
give you an elegant business suit,
made of English cheviots and
fancy mixed worsteds. For $1,000
we give you q full dress suit. made
of German and English Drape.
lined with silk, that we guarantee
to wear 3 years. Our line of over
coatings in Kerseys and Motions,
in 20 different shades, lined with
wool and satin yoke, or all satin,
at $500, are double value.
On ordering, we hand you q Q
ceipt guaranteeing you a years
protection, or your money back
SAMPLES GIVEN OR MAILED FREE.