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FOR RENT Two neatly fur rooms; board
,touse Al suitable, st';.ns redSonaDi.. 40
"a st ne my29-3t
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FOR RENT-Unfurnished parlor southern
exposure; Will store piano lice ior USE
no cinidreu 463 u st NV myzS-3t
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FOR RENT First floor front; also several
sIisailer rooms; fur, central ooi
ST. NV myl3-3t
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FOR RENT nice communicating front
roofus; also large ecend story front. 7o9
StI 81 NV my23-3t
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FOR SALE-HOESES.

FOR SALE
3-story brick house: m T.; rented.
40 acres; partly wooded: farm; Va.
House and l or lots; Colonial Beach
on are assured a bargain Call or adj
dress C. II. s., 2612 Pa. ave. my2S-6t
FOR SALE
3-story brick house: III. j. rented
40 acres part wooded; barn; Va
House and / or 3 lots; Colonial Beach.
You are assured a bargain Call or ad-
dress c. II. s., 26l2 Pa. ave. my2S-6t
FOR SALE $500 cash, two broom frame
houses. on Quander st. Sc: lot, COX 100.
JOHN +. DONOHOE, 3OS +. Cap. ST.
Iny2T-3u-em
FOR SALE-Own your own home-By pay
ing 500 cash and $40 per month il can
be accomplished. ana you won't miss the
money; nearly new and finely papered 2
story frame, with about 1000 feet OF
gronndi fine parking; large porch: hydran5
water at kitchen door; stable: soft. rear
aliey; within squares electric car line;
east or Lincoln Park; in an Improving sec
lion OF city; price, 81 ,425; title perfect.
o. NJ BRYANT, Warder Building 9th and
r sJS. nly26-3t-en
FOX SALE-A wellbuiit brick house; all
mod imps. and newly papered and paint
ed, with stable TO public alley Apply on
premises, No 1909 Sth st NV myI-sf
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FOX RENT-340 Z St NV, The Ander.
son, fur. or unfur. rooms, also, or .
office Rooms with entrance on 4 IL ST.
fnyE3-3t
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FOR Rem T-2or 8 large cool .unfur rooms
otl "a floor: new house, neat and oleah'
cheap for summer; refs. 1242 1lth ST.
u.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

PERSONS in want of homelike and con-
venient place to board for the summer can
find the same at H41 III st.nw. my27-3tem
WANTED-Private family can take 8 or
i boarders, quiet Virginia nome; about
half-nile from steam and electric cars to
city; abundant shade; pure water Address
IDLEWYLD, Falls Church, Va.
myz1-3t-e.n
RIVERDALE summer hotel now open; five
minutes walk from Rivcrdale or Hyatts-
vile; on b. Il o.; first-class in every respect;
wa6er unsurpassed. Apply MARY HURLEY,
Riverdale, Md. my27-3t
W0ODLAWN-Open May 20: pleasant
rooms. healthy location; large grounds;
electric bells :gasand artesian water. MRS.
NJ. j. COLLEY, Proprietress, Rockville,
Md. Address The Clarendon, Washington,
D. z. ap27-2m
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HELL WANTED FEMALE.

WANTED-A settled woman for cook and
general housewo 357 II st. ne.
Hy29-3t
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WANTED Man with push TO introduce a
ucw artlcle among merchants and sta
beneu ia Washington and surrounding
ClIies. pays So per day; sells on sight no
ConlpetiIlon. Aouress, with stamp, AAER-
ICAN MFG. CO, 434 Race St, PllladeE
utlia pa my29-2t
The times., 1897-05-29

FOR RENT-To gentlemen, neatly iur-
nshed zd-story, Day-winoow 'front.' ioohi'
81 3O3 r st NV ny2S-3t
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FOX RENT unfur. roous for light house-
KeepIIg, enbire "a riooT; hestl, gas aid
bath 2-ssory bay-winuow brick. 4lo I'd
81 ne my2s-3t
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WANTED-Plumber's helper. Apply at
No. 100 q St NV. bONTZ q STUFF
The times., 1897-05-29

WANTED-By steady young man of good
habits. place To DIVE ariIs cry wagon, OF
Tor private family; references. A. u, this
Office my29-.6t
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WANTED-By young white man. place
as diver OF in country; understands care
OF horses and cows Address o, this Office.
niy29- 3t
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wANTED-WaiteTs at the NAV YARD
EXCHANGE. hth and i SIS. Sc. my29- Y
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FoK RENT-Large, airy 2d-stor y front rin-,
| 2nfi III st N.Y. my2H-3I
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FOR RENT-Brick house, rooms, with
large side yard, No. 7th st, Sc, cor.
East Capitol; lice home; S2S- GEO. F.
HARBIN, 3l3 Pa. ave. Sc. my26-1t,em
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

LOANS MADE on household furniture,
pianos, tyrewriters and bicycle storage
souse, receipSss at low rales: money can lie
had The day you apply Tor IL. Address
LOANS, this office my27-3t
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HELP wANTED-MAIE.

WANT Er-Shoemaker, on repairing. 81
Penn. ave. Sc. IL
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wANTED-White barber for Saturday; a
good guarantee. All f. Capitol ST IL
WANTED BARBER, white, az once, al
lIl5 IL 9TH st. 1t
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WANTED-BOARDERS.

D-BOARDERS.
Boarders; u. A. K. men; room,
board and washing 81 4 per month. MRS.
A ARMSTRONG, 7th ana Des MOines StS.,
Rri2htwood Park. IDy29-3t
WANTED-Boarders at farm on st. Glenn
ents bay; bathing, boating. listing: fruit,
poultry, milk, and good garden SO per
week. LOWER MARYLAND, this office.
my29- st
WANTED-Two young men to board at
Langdon; private family; home comforts;
$40 per month. Address ]. O., Langdon,
ID. q. my29-3t
"EFFINGHAM,r beautiful country home,
40 miles from washington; first-ciass
table and bath. Address MISS ES GREEN
& BAGLY, Nokesville, Prince William
county, ID. III .-ioe
WANTED-By private family of two adults,
two or three gentlemen; most delight
ful house; large yard to enjoy mornings
and evenings; table the very best, and
every home comfort; Call at northeast
conner Of 9th and W sts., corner store.
Convenient to 8 lines of cars. my27-4t
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE LOTS-S 900 IT., 124
It. front; equity OF 81 500, for improved
property sc. ROLAND g. BOOTH, 10th
and q SITS. NV. my29-3t
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FOR Rents rooms, fur, 1st floor,
$500; rooms, III moor, SO. llo tth
ne. IL
The times., 1897-05-29

YOUNG man, who speaks German and
English, not afraid OF work, would IKE
a place in grocery store or saloon, best or
refs. Address L. p, this office.
my2S -3t ,em
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FOR SALE-Youngs' Best Butter, 25c.,
EIgn, Shipped direct, and sold by r B.
Youngs, 10 and II Street Market nd
50 Riggs Market. Youngs Butter cannot
be hear for nnaIitY mY29-3t
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FOR RENT-Two large communicating
rooms On I'd floor, also snalifooih, DaCK
kiJcnen il desired. 634 Mass. ave. NV
my2S3t-e.n
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nusIN Essk IE:iaAkcEs.

FOR SALE -Privilegeof'soft drinks and re-
1resnment s6aad- SIX Gays IadIes' Di-
cycle race at Center Market Hall Apply
j. WILSON, manager Keystone Hotel 49,
Penn. ave. 1t
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FOR RENT-4O5 and 4O7 Sd st. sw.. six
room brick: water, in splendid condition;
to desirable coloreG tenants; Sl3.5O each
Apply S42 X st. NV. epl-tf, ,en
The times., 1897-05-29

FOR RENT-2i0 ID st, NV; In small
private Family; pleasantly fur; "a
story back room, also front 3d-story 'front.'
room, with or without board; terms mod
erat, nly2S-3u-em
The times., 1897-05-29

WANTEI)-S4, ,GOo at g Ier CeBt; first lass
real estate security; no comnissions
Address T. NJ K this office. my2T- 3t
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FOR RENTAL nominal rent, a com
pletciy fur. house until oct, TO careful
party Address, with refs, SURE, this
office. my237t
The times., 1897-05-29

FOR RENT-12S D ST. ne; Groom house,
newly painted, papered, etc; a. N. l. !;
IlO-rt lot; southern exposure; rooms
rented il satisfactory; very reasOna bic
terms: key inside. OWNER. my2S-3t
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FOX RENT-No. 739 First ST. NV, Print
ing Offcie square; six-roOm house, mod.
imp: $3.50. d. CONNELI, 514 I'd st NV,
InyZ6 Stem
The times., 1897-05-29

FOR RENT-Two or three unfur. rooms.
I'd floor; light housekeeping; hathi gas,
pleasan5 location; rent reasonable IV5
7th ST. ne. InyeS-ot
The times., 1897-05-29

WANTED--Positon as an office hoy. Ap-
Fly j L., this office. my29-3t
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WANTED-Situation by a gentleman to
drive bread wagon; has some expert
enee; or collector Ior any business; can
furnish references. Address H. G e.,
this office my2S-3t
The times., 1897-05-29

WANTED A place as ice cream and candy
maker ana cake baker DAVID HAM
MERS Lei, 3l9 13 IL ST Sw. 1t
The times., 1897-05-29

FOR RENT-S3o I2th ST. NV, furnished
trent rooms, Ss and $40; hail, 30.
my293J
The times., 1897-05-29

FOX RENT-440 Q SO. NV; Improvements
Finished house open for Inspection, Is
r,,e5tIls halls, hot water, range, bath, gas;
parking. large yard, house arranged for
two families, rent $50. my2S-3t
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FOR RENT-Large, furnished room, suit
able fof two, IS per month "a ID
st NV my293t
The times., 1897-05-29

FOR RENT-A large room completely fur
nlsheu. suitable lOr oLe CT tWo ScHtie-
men, lady or gentleman and wife Ad-
dress JACKSON, this office. my2|ot
The times., 1897-05-29

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms Tor rent foE
renlIeneu GA 5uhst.nw. nly2S-3t
The times., 1897-05-29

WANTED-By white woman offices to
ctfan, or day work to do for lady in
office. X. +. o., this office my29-3t
WASTED-PlaCe for general house work
In small family, 204 l. ST NV 1t
The times., 1897-05-29

WANTED Salesman for druggist sundrles;
SioU per month and expenses, experience
unIie ecessary Address J. L ARMSTRONG, A
20 Burling Slip, N. Y. my13-tf
FOR RENT cards, In plenty, at Bush
ness O.nce of The lines; cents each
ap2l-tr
The times., 1897-05-29

WANTED-0ak folding bed must be cheap
and first-class; give description and low
est price. Address O. F., this office
my2S-3t
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wANrED-AGENTs.

WANTED-AGENTS.
WANTED-Agents; $50 to $50 q week sure
to workers; no capital needed: new goods;
new plan; sells at sight; every family needs
It. HOUSEHOLD SPEC. CO, Box 424,
Cincinnati, Ohio. niy23- 20t
SIDE LINE-Salesman regularly covering
established route (Which state) can add
com. from prominent factory To earn $50
weekly; weight 20 lhs.; calls one per
thousand Inhabitants CONFIDENTIAL,
p "a. Box 1871, New York. 1t
The times., 1897-05-29

FOX SALE-Cheap, on account OF failing
health, stock and fixtures OF an old-eS-
tabished grocery store IN the southeast.
Splendid opening for provision store; rent
low. Apply 10 Mr. r. HUME, No. f54
Penn. ave. NV my2S-3t-em
The times., 1897-05-29

FOR SALE-A nicely furnished dining
feom and confectionery, also doing
good Ice cream business, opposite Govern.
Inent building; everything complete and
lfst-ciass; rent cheap. lease five years,
price very reasonable, good reasons gwen
tor selling. Address + r. L., tins oIf1ce
my2S- 3t
The times., 1897-05-29

MONEY TO LOAS-From 50 to 500, to
reliable parties; no collateral required
Central Bldg, Room s, 9th and Pa. ave.
my24-7tem
The times., 1897-05-29

FOR SALE-Gent's 14-karat diamond ring;
for sale cheap. HARD UP, this oIfiee-
my29-3t
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DIAMONDS ON EASY TERMS

FOR SALE Sideboard, china closet, piano,
mirror front wardrobe, carpets, chairs,
pictures, and kitchen effects; also hat rack.
226 20 st. NV. my21-3t
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FOR RENT Three unfur. reoms on second
floor, ST. per meath. 232 st NV
rnV2g-Rt
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u h FULTGN'S loan office, 12lS Pa ave-
nv. tuone y loanedon watches, diamonds,
5eweiry, silver ware, etc. 6pio-om
The times., 1897-05-29
SITUATIONS wASTED-MALE.

WANTED By a young man, work of any
KIND, where there a S.iot.c.- "a isluttiO-
ton. W u. CLINE, I421 U st. 1t
The times., 1897-05-29
FOR sALn-MIsCELLANEoJS

FUR SALE-We are showing 4 very large
assortment OF Monkeys Improved Dry
ALT Ice Box es; The best and Iu0St econoIn-
icaI for botels, butchers and groceTS. The
j. T. MOXLEY ICE BOX AND FIXTURE
Co, factory rear or zl4, az Zls sth
ct ne. mh2S-l
The times., 1897-05-29

MONEY TO LOAN at and q per cent,
security, real estate in District OF Co.
property and examination of title. WAL
TERI. ACk Err, 704 / 4Jh ST. NV. mh2S-u
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MISCELLANEOUS.


1 WILL make and deliver free-hand
crdyon OF pastei portrait on pa yment OF
81 per week until p1id no charge until
satisfied, send ADDRESS and / will call with
sample; best refs in Washington viii Dc
given Address ARTIST, this office.
my29-6t
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SITUATIONS wASrEp-EEMALE

WANTED Position as companion; no OBJ
Jection TO travelling; references. COM
PANION, this office my29-.3t
The times., 1897-05-29

FOR RENT-No. 1913 Kingman place, be-
tween Low circle and 4Jh st at $50 90
kew at 5U2 my29-4t
The times., 1897-05-29

FOR SALE-The best grocery and meat
store IN the Borth west: very cheap. Ad-
dress K. A g., this office. my2S-3t
The times., 1897-05-29
WANTED-MlS MlSCIsLL.AN cUUS.

WANTED-Two members of old Wash
ington family, with no appendages, would
like, rent free, a furnished home during
summer, in exchange for its conscientious
care. BUSINESS WOMAN, this office.
my29-3t
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FOR RENT-For light housekeeping ex.
cepuonally large unfur. rooms on "a
floor. 1l6 ID st. NV. my2S-3tem
The times., 1897-05-29

FOR RENT-722 I1th St NV; large,
cuol, nicely fur. room myZS-ot t-ein
FOR RENT-72 NJ st NV; = fur. rooms on
2dfiOOr, cheap. nly-c-j CeIh
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FOR REST-HOUSEs-

FOR RENT l9 ID st. Sc, brick, 10
rooms; all IN modern; also stable, nearly
new. all papered; only two squares from
u s. Capitol; S2S. c. BOYER & SON,
IA 1th st SW. my2S-3t
The times., 1897-05-29
ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR RENT rooms, with board, front
and back: cool and comfortable: summer
rates. 9I9 II ST. NV. my29-3t
The times., 1897-05-29

FOR comfortable rooms and good table
board at moderate rates, apply to Tf0S.
WATERS, on Mag gDolia ave, Takoma
Park, ID. &. my26-3t,em
THE TEMPLAR-One square from CAPITOL
The times., 1897-05-29

LOANS MADE ON APPROVED COLLAT-
eral, such as life policies, stocks, conds.
tiffcates, etc. No delay IERkES .&
BAKER, I110 f st Take elevator. Il
The times., 1897-05-29

FOR RENT T-IO22 4th st. near the Ham
Hton, Cochran, and Portland Hotels. only
S25 80 Der month my29-3t
The times., 1897-05-29

FOR RENT-Two rooms; I'd floor, lor
iOStsAt-,-i5ts SIC ysiN t1Ssis-yreti very CiiedP
for the summer. 735 llth St NV.
mY2S-3t
The times., 1897-05-29

FOR RENT-Second floor; 3 unfuT. rooins'
for light housekeeping; bath on same dloor
62I 9th St ne my2o3t
The times., 1897-05-29

FOR SALE-Cheap. a g. hoIse power boiler,
and ice-box. Apply at 1855 seth st NV.
my2T-3t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-24

Tho entries received for the WestchcsteR
county Horse Show at White Plains. Sept. IS 10
Oct. =" inclusive. number about 800, which 10
over 100 moro than was sent in for the last
show. All the classes have filled well with tho
exception OF a few events for trotters and hack
neys. The classes for ~troitcrs will include Quar-.
termoster, w. II. Clark's Warrenwood, and T..
Is. Longs holly Woodruff. Among the hack
neys will be the Farmhurst Farms Rocker The
Fourth. Mrs. w. L. Kolman's American FASH
ion. John Arthur's Leader the Scotchman. aud
Whitman's katonah Beauty. The following
will be represented in the harness events:
W. G. BrokAw. George S. GAguou. John Arthur.
George r. Read, J. D!ckman Brown. Miss Helen r
BENEDICT, William .. Banding OF Providence. StraUs,
& Hexter. Jacob Rupert, ". II. CaIliu. J. =. Raudul.
Inc. W J. Elias, Milford Martin. Marion Story. Miss
Louise Benedict, Mrs. Charles s, Bates, Jr, James ",
Read and Charles +. Bates.
The class for tandems and fourth. hands will
be OF a high quality. The nominations IN the
saddle horse ClRsscs include those OF Mrs. w. r..
HOFFMAN. ~ c: Reynal, q ii. Neatherby. Thomas
NJ. billiard, W. \. McGibhon, Mrs. Sala, l.. W.
James T: Hyde, Prescott Lawrence, and Mrs.
Charles PhZer. Jr. There are eight entries in tho
contest FOR polo ponies. Among those who VIII
show timber toppcrs are 4. $. %liryual, Charles
ppn5er. Ir' >; S, ulmspi MILAN LeimhcIr.
ing Academy.
The ribbons will be awarded 10 the successful
eompetitors by Prescott Lawrence. +. r.. Under
MI. r. '. Riyes, j selh +. Wldcncr, !. y.
". smith. Ralph y. Ellis, Isaac T.. S~ht.Gom, and
Joseph AgOstini.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-24
Union College Team Not strong.

SCHENECTADY Sept. "3.-The prospects for a
strong football team at Union College this year
are not bright. Last wear tho team was very
weak, and last June Palmer, tackle. and Blod-
gett. guard. the mainstays OF the line. grad
uated. The football squad has been in training
for a week now under Capt. Crichton's eye. and
is being coached by Physical Director Pollard.
who was a half back on the Dartmouth Uni
versity teams Of 81. 's2. ant 'a3.
The old men who viii play are nearly all light
in weight. and the new players are both new TO
the game and young. All OF last years backs
arc In college. and the team will have to rely
upon them 10 win games. The first game OF tho
season viii be played Saturday Oh the campus.
Tho schedule follows:
Sept. 10. Albany Y. NJ. c. A. team. on the campus,
Oct. 2, Hamilton College. on the campus; Oct. 0. Now
Jersey Athletic Club. at Ridgeheli. Albany; Oct. 10.
Laureate Boat Club OF Troy. at Troy; Oct. "a. syria.
cuse Univerlity. At syracuse; OCT. ~. Princeton Uni.
yersity. at Princeton, Oct. 80. RutRers COLLEGE, At
Ridgereld. Albany; Nov. 3. Isu-.At" Rcat Cf b OF
Troy. on the campus; Nov. u. Coigats University, at
Hamilton; Nov. u, HuN so Football Club. at Tor, uto,
Canada; Nov. 20, Hobart o'leEc, at RidxpDeld.
Albany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-24

vice.President, Frank W. Essex; Trensurer, James
Grundy; Financial Secretary, II. A, Heinrichs; Re.
cordinE Secretary, Louis Speak; Captain, James wo-
gam Lie,ttenants.J James Sherry and Joseph Greer.
A one.mile match race will be held at the Gutten.
burg track on Sunday between Charles Rungerman,
+. herkle. Eugene starr, and A. j. Sheldon of this
city for a 500 purse.
The Bayonue Rowing Association wheclmen will
hold a run TO Coney Island on sunday.
Constant Rea ier.-Addre him at Baltimore, Nd.
A meeting VI the Associated Cycling Clubs OF Long
Island Will be held tomorrow night.
To serve for the ensuing ak months the following
oniccrs have been chosen by the Orange Cycle CluO:
President. Robert B. DE Camp; Vice President, JOSEPH
MaNheld; secretary. Edward II. Smith; Assistant
Secretary, Ferdinand L. Ermisch; Treasurer, Robert
5. DaienE; Captain. William II. Denney; Lieuteu ant.
Samuel Struhlc; Color Bearer, Ernest l.. Wardi
Bugler, William Lord Handlcapper Victor |. Daldwin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-24
n
"Pennsy'so Varsity Team Plays . stronE
Eleven or Scrubs and wins.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 23.-Tho twenty-five
candidates for the University OF Pennsylvania
football team, who have been training at Eagles
mere, returned to this city this morning TO be-
gin tho real work OF tho season. They are n
hardy-looking lot. and II they bear out the
promise OF their early training should develop
into equally as strong q team as that which rep
resented the university last year. A selection
was made among the sixteen mon who are to
compose the varsity squad. These will be
sent to the training house In addition
there during the year. A game was played to.
day between the men whom Mike Murphy has
had in charge at franklin Field and the var
pity team. the latter winning by IL to q. The
varsity team was placed as 1t had been in the
two games already, played; overilcld was It
and Garnott tackles, and Boyle and Hedges
ends. Weeks played quarter back end Minds
and Morico half backs. Walker was full back.
Fortesque later received n trial at quar-
ter. Jackson at fun back, and De silver
men were Utfenhoimer and Mackenzie Of
last years team, guards; Wentz, the old Prince
ton guard, and GGigcr, a most promising new
man, tackles; Newton q substitute OF last year,
centre. and Shower and Speath. both excellent
quarter; Ambruster ana Mcgargee. halves, and
Coombs. full. all four men equal to any of tho
varsity. Great rivalry exists between the
teams, and lively contests are liable TO be wit
messed every day.
On next Saturday the. season opens with
be selected from Capt. Minds, Boyle. Outlend,
Hedges. Garnett. MCCracken, Hare, Overlleld.
Morice, Jackson, Walker, Weeks, FortesQ ne,
DE Silver, Suover, and Goodman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-24
waiting for CAPT. Roas.,s a, y.,..

NEW HAVEN, Sept. 2s.-"I expect Capt. Jim
Rodgers on Saturday" said Manager David C.
TwichelI OF the Yale football eleven tonight.
Twichell has Just received q letter from tho
blond-haired tackle saying that he 10 now ablo
to leave his room. He has suffered from a So
yero attack OF typhoid fever at his Toledo home,
but realizes the Importance OF showing up az
Yale rs soon as he ID able to get there. Rodgrr
alone knows the exact line OF plays Yale IL TO
work Of the candidates will be dcsultory. II 10
an unfortunate thing TO be obi, ged to depend on
though BeniilnIn is doing hs well as could nos.
sibly be expected. the return OF the reg ular cap.
tain will be hailed with delight by all concerned
at Yale. There seems no hope for Rodgers To be
able TO play this fall. but he will keep the team
steady and mako the eleven pursue a consistent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-24

DgEFAIo. Sept. 81. --lieunington & Gardner. hook.
makers aud horse owners. claimed Takauasss In III,
pfth race At Fort Eric Today she looSrI Iiku lie
nest ming On III" uNrl. but wa, defeated by Words.
worth, an outsider, IL was getting away DAY, and
she runners viii leave the track for Toronto tS,rIor.
row, Summary
First hAec-EiNc furlongs .-EnnOmia, 1903 CNcm.
lnEsfl:, 7 10 ., woLs Ron -, 1903 ,PlggOiD, 8 10 l. sec.
l:02t. "'N' i'He'
second ka'e-Onr m'le--AlvarHdo H., lO5 UryInQ)
u 70 J. wuni J, H., lO2 Hirrll, ITO / second.
stTath,oL ~ Sanger, 3 10 /. thlrd. Time, LII
Ihiih fare-SiT iuIlJngs Cyclone. ITO CFIiuG, 1
Dr WoTk' 700 's9ng"r 5 to ! third. Time. i!i5I. -
rour'h harc-FNe rlnnX>-lIclmsda ll2 IN,
,eS9n u FoniuhAI, los ,solsrD. 8 TO /. hi 1, Tine,
Flfth Race Five and one.half furlong, Words.
worlh. iOi ,Songcr, . 70 /. won, Takana,se. I0l
third TINE. l.OSA. -" -
n,Ats h.re-f.vr furlonEs-Rrlle of Erin, lol
tlurschl : TO /, won; GlonOIna, lu7 IpiggotD a Ia I
,eSSHd' DddA. lot tGarrigAu), . TO 9, third. rlu.c,'
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,CNcIsSATi. Sept. 23.-Two favorites and three well.
played second choices won at Oakley to-day. "Cur.
ley " Brown bought Of J. 81. Smith on private terms
The two..yeaIold colt High Admiral, fun brother to
Sonora, that recently changed hands In the East. for,
IL 10 claimed, $4,000. Jnaie MArkleIn Is sill taIkiut
acceptance win halvoliu OF Mr.. Madder's chalienrs
Tor a N atch race with Hamburg. AarkIein SAYS hs
will not take Malrolio East for the race, but will at
Mr.. NaddeI's terms rarc either at LAtonia or Chicago,
which he claims 10 equivalent 20 meeting Mr. Madden
half way. mnar
First Race-five urlongs..~Iiotha lO4 uInD, o to
y. won; Mystery. lO7 (AkErL h 10 |, second; Ada
Russell, .iO7 tshrrrerl. 2 to /. third. Time, l:O@Lg.
second saceI-sia fnrions. Happy Hours. 100
% !. second; Galley West. 80 ,sl!tsJ. ~ to i. third,
Time. 1910.
Third Receive and one.half furIonys.-Jack
anADes. lO4 am. = to 3, won; Pontus. Tia over
SOM. + 20 b. secnnd, Banastar. ll8 tReinJ. Q to /,
third. Time, l:0Sy.
Fourth Race-seven furlongs. Carrie Lyle. los
(shorrerl. even, won; Flibust-r. W ~(IiustOnj, / 10 l.
l;2bL. '
Fifth Race-ono milc.-EuEenia wickes. lOe
(hathewsl, 8 TO ., wOni Nirgia u, 81 CDupecL o TO l.
liilb. '
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ALL-BALTlNORE.
Che1s.

BERLIN. Sept. 23.-Tho sixth round OF the
Berger system was adopted for tho pairing Of
the tenth round of the international chess
tournament this morning. The pairing was
therefore as follows:
COIN vs. Euglisch. schlechter vs.. BIAckburne. Marco
VS.. %schiHers, Metger VS.. Charousck. Janowski VA.
Albin. Teiohmann VS.. AlApin. Tschigorin VI. WI.
nawer. Walbrodt vs.. Caro-, Burn VI. Zinkl. suechtlng
vs. Bardeleben.
Previous to the beginning OF play the Schirers-
Blnckburne game, left unfinished in the ninth
round yesterday, was recorded as u draw. To-
day tho games resulted AZ follows:
Cohn beat EnFlisch. sohlechter aud Rlackburne
drew Marco aud sch,ners drew. Metger ard Charou.
SEX and burn anu Zinki adjourned their respective
games, JAnowskI heat Albin. Teichmanu lost to Ala.
pin, Tschigorin defeated Winawer, Walbrodt aud
uetired).