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The San Francisco call., 1897-01-20
THE FERRY POsToFFIoE.

The Government Must Soon Select Its
Space or Lose 1t.
Postmaster McCoppin feels much en-
couraged over the prospect of new home
for the ferry postottce.
"The Harbor Com mmissioners want a
rental of $1,000 MONTH" said he yester-
day, 'sfor about 1900 square feet with
elevators and steam heat, but First As
sistant Postmaster General Jones thinks
this is too much. This sum Is about sc
cents a square loot, whereas in Chicago
the Government pays 80 cents loot for
the same space"
The matter must be decided soon, for il
the building be finished without reference
to Federal rules it will be TOO late to get
the required space.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-20
Teachers ON the Retired List.

Mrs. Josephine E. Gerichten and Miss Eliza
beth Nj. Molloy have been placed on the list OF
those entitled to draw quarterly allowances
from the teachers retirement tund by the
Board oi School Teachers Retirement Fund
Commissioners, consisting of Mayor Phean,
uperintendent Babcock and City and County
Treasurer Widber. Mrs. Gerichten has been in
the service TWEEN ty-two years and Miss Molloy
twenty-nine years. The board also audited
the quarterly payments OF other teachers on
the list, which run from $135 to $3.50 per
quarter.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-20
COLORED DRESS GOODS!

ITO ALI-WOOL CHECKS
IN medium and bright colorngs former ayard
OF coors, former 81 yard special sale
SUITNG wo-oned
effects
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-20
EMBROIDERIES! EMBROIDERIE

CAMBRIA AND NAINsOOK GUIPURE EMBROIDERY, regular
CAMBRIC and NAINSOOK regular pric
12c yard, special sale price.
CAMBRIA, NA1NSOOK AND SWISS GUIPURE EMBROIDERY
price zoe ayard, special sale price
CAMBRIC, NAINSOOK AND SWISS GUIPURE IRISH
EMBROIDERY, regular yard special
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-20
CLEARANCE BARGAINS!
LADIES' KID GLOVES

400 GENUINE FOSTER" GLOVES
black ghty mperfec worth 81 so and 81 pair will
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-20

of having married Briegle. Thiery has
employed private detective for some
time to watch his wife and Briegle, and
he had found out that Briegle had en-
ployed men TO watch him.
Mrs. Thiery will live, and her troubles
with her two husbands are not yet over.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-20
noctors want Bodies.

Coroner Hawkins yesterday received a re-
quest from the College OF Physicians and Sur
geons for all unclaimed bodies. He refused 10
surrender any bodies until h e can see whether
lie is authorized to do SO by the law.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-20
MEMS FURNISHINGS.

MEMS HEAVY MERINO SOCKS finished,
piced heels and regular price 25c price
AZ MEMS HEAVY CAMELSHAIR UNDERSHIRTS
ERS silk finished thoroughly
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-27
NO WASTE OF WORDS.
Evidence Which Is Right to the
Point and Reliab BILE.

judge Frank Ives, of district court OF
Crookston. Mimi. SAYS: For some time
/ have used Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
cepttons. / have not been so free from
indigestion in twenty-five years.
George W. Roosevelt, U. s. consul to
Brussels. Belgium: ''Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets; safe, pleasant to take, Convenient
20 carry, give keen appetite, perfect diges
tion.''
MIR. W. u. Tomlin. mechanical engineer,
Duluth. Mimi: one box of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets has done its work, and
I am again gaining flesh and strength
O. E. Ransom, Hustonville, KY: 81 was
distressed and annoyed for two years with
throwing up fooG. Otter two or three times
a day: had no certainty of retaining "A
meal il ate one. -Four boxes of the
Tablets from my druggist have fully cured
me. I find them pleasant to take. con-
vcnient e. carry
Rev. g. u. Brown, Mondovi, Wis: "The
effect OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is
simply marvellous: a quite hearty dinner
OF broiIe1 heefsteak causes no distress since
i began their USE
over six thousand people IN the State
of Michigan alouc in 1894 were cufed Of
sfor.ach troubles by StUart's Dyspepsia
Tablets
Fusl-~szssl package may he found at all
druggists Al 50 cents.
send fo- Iis,ie soos on Ssasnars as-~s.c<
r-afIcd free ny stnart Co. Msrshzsl. Nsch.
oc2Sz7 .
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-27
Lodge Officers Elected.

At the regular meeting of GUod VIII
Lodge, No. z, l. q. G.. T.: held last even
Ing, ct its hall. Eleventh and Maryland ave
nue. southwest. the following Officers were
elected for the ensuing quarter: A. J
Headley. chief templar; Miss BEETLE Frame,
vice templar; George E. Sullivan, re-
rordiug secretary; Miss Annie Norris, as
sistant recording secretary; Samuel ].
Lowry, financial secretary; John Daley,
treasurer; Lawrence Payne, marshal; Miss
Annie l.. Gould, deputy marshal; Miss
Mamie Coyington, chaplain; Miss Jennie
Burrows, guard, and John Gould, sentinel
A grand musical and literary entertainment
will he given in Odd Fellow s Hall, Eighth
street southeast. ON Friday evening, octo
Ter %, under the auspices of Good Will
Lodge, Nc. z. /. Q. q. T. The program f
the evening mas been carefully prepared
ard some excellent talent has been sc
cured. AllGood Templars and their friend
are invited.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-27

The presentation OF couple OF coed
clean boxing contests free from ali sus
picion of crooked work or taking has
worked wonders for the game Ia Washing,
support the game when they know that
they are going To see a fight and not
couple OF tenth-rate pugs give an ex-
hibaion If sprinting Such battles as the
Raedy Burnley bout, which took PLACE re
Gently at the Spa Athletic Club 10 more
for the good OF the game than al the
plugging possible
That the manly art is on the boom is
witnessed by the number of bouts that are
arranged ID take place in this vicinity
in the near future. Tit first Will be the
postponed battle between Arthur Jones and
Tody Banks, which win be pulled off a.
Steubner's Suburban Athletic CUB the
latter part of this week. This viii be a
twenty-rouEd affair, which will practically
decide the featherweight championship OF
the District of Columbia.
TIE next contest win be the second meet
ing nf Pat Raedy and Dick Moore, which
iaS Ieeii dfidliSeu TO bdhe pidcc al Wv
Spa Athletic Club. on November l6. Those
WHO saw the fight between these men a
year aEo will not fan to take in the re.
turn engagement between these pugs.
A third contest, which VIII bring to-
gether Jim Ryan, Of Australia, and Nick
Burley, is among the probabilities. Mike
Haley has Ryan IN tow. and is willing to
match hlm against the Californian 1t catch
weights Ryan is strong, sturdy box er, ana
he and Barley would put up good stiff
argument.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-27
City Brevities.

The Commissioners have commissioned as
policemen thirteen of the watchmen on
sewer aud surface work.
The viii of Joseph T. Herman, dated Jan
uary Il, $50, which was filed for probate
today. beCueathed all his property TO his
wife. Babette Herman.
Sol ana Mrs. McWnliams, of New Hamp
shire avenue, have returned from a six
Ironths' trIp to California ana other points
of interest IA the West.
Eir. and Mrs. F. B. Kelly have returned
from their wedding trip, and Will he pleased
% see their friends at their new home
No. 20O6 Twelfth street northwest.
The Commissioners have rejected the
steam boilers furnished for the Western
High School, the tensile strain guaranteed
being loss than required by the specifica.
tons.
William Waugh, oolorcd, yesterday took
cents from william Wheeler, a colorec
boy, and WAS today held for the grand
jury in 81 900 bail. on the charge Of lar
ceny from the person.
An awning at the fruit stand At Ninth
ard r streets northwest, caught fire last
evening from an exploding ga Soline stove
Mr.. c. " Burke, employed at the Academy
OF Music, turned i'm an alarm of fire at
iON No. l29. The damage was about
$40.
sneak thief entered the store OF
Charles Ii. Armstrong 1897 IL Eleventh
street, about Z o clock last night and stole
the money DIR. weI containing SIS. Arm
strong reported the theft to the police and
it w8s tie subject Of Investigation today
by the detective office.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-27

A few weeks ago the editor was taken
With q very severe cold that caused him
t. be IN a most miserable condition. 1t was
undoubtedly q bad case of la grippe, and,
recognizing it as dangerous, he took i'm.
mediate steps to bring about speedy cure.
From the advertisement of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and the many good recon-.
mendations included therein, We conclud Ell
TO make first trial of the medicine. To
say that 1t was satisfactory In its results
IL putting IT very mildly, indeed. 1t act
ed like magic, and the result was q
speedy and permanent cure. We have M
hesitancy i'm recommending this excellent
Cough Remedy to anyone afflicted with a
cough or cold I'm any form. The Banner
OF Liberty. Libertytown, Nd. The 20
and 5O-cent sizes for sale by Henry Evans.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, 99s F
street, and Connecticut avenue and
street northwest. and laps Maryland ave
nue. northeast
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-27
GAINED HIS MOFHER-IE-LAW
DIR. Charles H. Marshall Fined For
Assaulting Mrs. Hamilton.
Too ForcihIy Elected Her From HIS
Office, and Raped Her snhar'lN
With Walking Stick.

Dr. Charles H. Marshall, one of the lead
ers i'm local calored circles, was fined sic
IN tn. police court this morning for assault
ing Mrs. C, rnena Hamilton, his motherIn
law.
An the parties concerned were well dress =
ed aud of refined appearance. Mrs. Ham
zion is the mother of a former wife of the
defendant and lives next door, at 27l2 +
street northwest. Last Monday she tes-
tilted she went to Dir. Marshall's house 10
sneak 10 him about some money matters
aud after some words She went out, siam
x,tug the door after her. The doctor FOL
lowed her and gave her shove backward,
throwing her down two steps leading Z MS
door. aud she fell TO the pavement below
Il wac naturally angry" she Continued.
''anc when gOt up look ed for something
TO throw. The iii st thing laid nay hand
on was a door-nat, which threw al hifn.
He then went hack into the house and
brought out a cane, with which he struck
me severely across the shoulders. L fell
To the ground and was lying there scream
ing when Miss Matilda Pearson, who
lives I'm the house with me, came out and
helped me in.
In my rooms We examined my shoulders
aud found al least eight welts."
Miss Pearson corrOboIated the testimony
of the complaining witness and also spoke
OF the bruises upon her back.
The defendant, good-lOukng light
brown colored NAH, sat beside his 2'JnSel,
Attorneys Walker and Peyton, nervouSly
ftnreriag the light cane with which IL Is
alleged the assault had been committed.
lie testified IN his own defense that has
motner-in-law tried TO make him pay 4
note REALLY owed by her. When he refused
she abused and viilified him so that he
closed The door in her face. She then
ratified the door knob add shouted her abuse
OF hin. through the door. lie then reopened
the door and showed her backward Town tine
steps When she threw the mat at him De
took his cane and hit her few sharp raps
and left her.
did not you know that if you shove
her back ward on the step she would Ger
tainly FAM" asked the court.
Yes, sir
.-sz'a---- - ----a -~>o-a force than wds
necessary and are guilty of assault. While
YOU have a perfect right TO eject an often
sive person from your house, you are not
justified in using unnecessary violence 81
thatthe D srsoI. would be injured" Or. Mar
shall paid his fine.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-27

Succeeding ]. X. Emmett, Edward Lang,
Byron Harlan and the others OF the strong
bin at the Bijou this week cOmesthe follow
ing strong list OF vaudeville people: AT the
head of he list he well known star. Charles
T, Ellis. assisted uy his own oonpan ny, iu
Mrs Hogan's Music Teacher the high
class illustrators, the Asbeys, in beautiful
productions of ancient statuary; Comedian
Harry Budworth, assisted by Miss Nellie
Brimmer, in their proteau sketch, 'SkeInes.
the imp-oni.tu artists, Clark and Angelina;
ell-known Danny Mann, author and come
dian OF our best farce-cOmedies; Miss Ada
Boulder. vocalist and mstrumentalist, and
the hi ou Stock Company ia new farce
comedy.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-27
AN APPEAL FROM MONTGOMERY
Third Auditor Youngblood Receives
"a Touching Letter.

Yesterday Third Auditor Youngblood, If
the Treasury issued an appeal TO Alabama
people ia the departments here for help for
the citizens CT Montgomery, where the gel
low fever is raging. Col, Young blood's call
is purely based upon the following touching
letter from Thomas ]. Scott, which is as
follows:
lam here and the fever is ma king rapid
progress, aud "a number of poor people who
have not had the fever, are out of work.
All the shops, factories, ETC., are closed
down. and the colored people are suffering
badly. No work of any kind is going on
See if You car raise some funds among the
Alabama people in Washington tn help the
suffering people here.
God knows, what tie poor people Will
,lo. Do all you can in this matter
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-27

Kenan's has one OF Gus Hills shows
for next week. Hill's trademark is a val
liable one for any vaudeville house. His
particular attraction for next week is the
New York Stars. The list of performers
Is a long one. One Of'the strongest acts is
the musical turn of tue HATS, but not
a betterknown name will appear on the
hill than that of the POwery prince, Steve
Rrodie. He heard OF Barrymore, Felix
Morris, clara Morris and ed Paulding go-
ing into vaudeville, SO he had to follow
suit. Brodie will appear in the afterpiece
which will be d representation of his
Bowery saloon.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-27
b. n o BULLETIN.
REDUCED RATES.

Amateur Photographers Excursion 70
the Blue Ridge nd Allegheny Mountains
tomorrow, i'm charge Of company's
official photographer Train leaves " ash
fBgton IL a. a. IN. Rate TO Harper +
Ferry, Sl.65; Hancock, Sl.95, Cum
Deriand, S3.O5: limited for return dntil
November L. Special car fitted with dark
IoOm and provided with chemicals for d,
NelODinr negatives. Special rates at war;
Gus hotels.
Baltimore and return, 81 Sunday next.
Philadelphia and return, 81 Sunda next.
Oc27 item
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-27

One of the plays most popular WITH the
audiences OF the Academy OF Music as the
seasons roll around is the stirring drama
Of pa thos and huInOr, Hal Reds 'HuIna u
Hearts" This piece has been on tour Tor
three seasons. and On its two former visits
IL made an impression at the Academy 10
Justify a Ia vorable reception when II comes
Lack TO tnat house next Monday evening
for the week. The play was written by
Hal Reid, and he has taken his theme from
his tile and written into his drama all
the diversified emotions OF human
beings. Hepla vs. the principal rthlmself'
81 that il may he inferred that the role is
intcrpreted a. he would wish. The pro
duction is under the management of II. e.
Miner.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-27
MCLEOD Is NOW CHAMPION.
wrested the Title From Farmer"
Burns Last Night.

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. 21.-Dan Nc.
Le"d. an Indianapolis favorite, last night
threw Farmer" Burns, the worlds chain
pion heavyweight wrestler. Both met
We're in excellent condition. McLeod's
victory was due 10 his quicknesS. The
match was the best two out of three, with
a purse OF 81 900 side. Stranger Lewis
ana Tom Jenkins of Cleveland, were among
those who challenged the winner. Nc.
Leod won the first fall in % minutes,
Burns the second, in 81 minutes, and Ne
Leod the third, in IL 1-2 minutes.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-27

to the part the force, dignity and ABILITY
necessary t. it's Interpretation. Inc oar
auce OF the cast has been selected Tor III
diyidual merit, and 1t is safe to say ttat
the bill will be one Of the strongest pre-
serted at the Grand this season. Complete
returns from the different State elections
viii he read from the stage next Tuesday
night.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-27
KEENE.S HORSE RAN SECOND.
st. Cloud III Beaten in the Race for
the COMMUNICATIVE Stakes.

London, Oct ~. The race for the Cam
hridgeshire stakes of 25 sovereigns each,
10 sovereigns for felt, with 500 sOvereigns
added, and 100 soveregns for the second;
the third ID saw his stake, New Cambridge
Shire course, zone mile and 24o yards,D was
run at tl,e New market Houghton meeting TO-
day. The event was Won by Sir W. Ingram
Comfrey, three years old; Mr.. James r.
Keene's st. Cloud ii, three years old, was
second, and Mr.. P, Lorillard' Sandia, three
years old, third.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-27

n DAY OF money saving dt the
BUSY CORNER. A grand dis
tribution of profits.
Every item advertised showing lower
quotations than ever seen in pTfnt-every
! department clamOring for the biggest results
only well-known brands used as TAX
GETS 10 RIFLE your purses. Only Ons
| day, and that is for Thursday
10 beautiful patterns of 24-Inch Atwood
Black eros train Brocades large LOId pat
tern, as well as neat effects; quality guar
teed; worth csc yard. One-day
sale .............. -...-....-6 &c
20 pieces Of fine Atwood I'm ported Black
Novelty Jacquards. choice designs, IN
Guiding crepe effects. full 4 yards wide,
selling at 59c yard. One day
SAFE .....s...............-.. ...-.- - 38O
42-inch Snkbarred PIaids, in all the new
combination, Surn 3s green, navy
and gold, garnet. green and gold, biuet,
green and nelIo, red. hello and gold, Law
ender, brown and navy. garnet, black and
green-an elegant assortment OF pretty,
clear plaids. Worth SEC yard One
day sale ....- -.......-............. $50
80 dozen Canicl's Hair and Natural Wool
Shirts ami Drawers for men shirts finish
ed with silk galIOOn binding and pearl but
tons-drawers fashion shaped. Regular
5U-cent value. One-day sale .......... 25c
fleece lined, crochet trimming and tape
dre wing strings- aregular shape gdrnent-
in three sizes. Worth I9c. ODe-day
sale =. =. g. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..12lzc
Misses black-ribbed Hose, full regular
double knees, high-sp Iiced heels and toes,
warranted i'tst cJiOT, worth SEA IssIr-
One day SAFE ....................... DC
Rueben's fine atwood cashmere ribbed
vests for Infants, made dOuble-bTeaSted,
with safety belt, full regular made out
seam, finished with silk crochet trimming;
were 75c. All sizes for one day
sale ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3 SO
Ladies' Six Brussel Net Neck bOas,
made with rows OF satin ribbon and wide
satin string, full width and length,
worth 75c One day sale. 40
100 dOZ full size Cambria HandSercnl-fs
for men; all neat mourning bOr'lers;
were 12 lie. One DAY sale $50
1 900 Single White and Gray Blank
cts; regular 1914 size. One day sale 4 &C
Ladies EderdOwn Dressing Sacques,
made very full and perfectly fitting; all
colOrs; all sizes One day saIe..--.. $50
POlOnaise lining silks, ia all cOlOrs,
20 inches wide; worth 20c. One day
sale .s.-.-.--.....-...-.....' La
0O0 pieces very high cost all-silk
Ribbon, in GLIDING all the new plaids,
Roman stripes, Tuxedo checks, embossed
giace, black and white stripes i'm every
thing which is new. nObby, and expen-
sive. One day sale ............-.......2 1o
100 different styles OF Fine Hats, H.
GLIDING Dacota leather Alpines, fine French
Alpines, Cowboy Hats, and many other
choice styles Of the season. One day
sale :. =. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30c
100 pieces good quality, all wool Elder
down; % desirable shades One day
sale ..-........----.-.-19 &c
Apron Ginghams, in assorted checks,
fast colOrs one day sale. ~
For the balance of items see tonight's
Star.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-27
GerIacilp i'm Argentina,

Buenos A yres. Argentina, oct. 81
President Moraes, of Brazil, yesterday &c
ceived the members Of the Gerlache ant
arctic expedition at Rio Janeiro. The party
will leave Rio FOR Buenos A yres Thursday,
and will thence start on the search for the
south pole.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-27
Thail,'S Pure "Berkelev.. -

When a man drinks whisky he wants q
good. No whisky can he good unless % %
pure. and IL may be pure without teing
palatabie. Tharp's Pure Berkeley IL both
pure and pa latab bile. Manifold attempts
have been made To Initiate Sc delicate
flavor, but an unsuccessfuliy. There g.
only one "Be-kcley" and a. - oily ofsta A..
able from Jas. Tharp, sl2 y Of. N
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-27
Mrs. Royston's Cross-Bill.

Mrs. Mae Royston has filed cross bill
20 the hill for divorce brought in the Dis
tnct supreme court by her husband, j.
Perry Royston, In which she brings charges
OF infidclity against him, naming TWO CO
RESPONDENTS. She also prays for alimony
and absolute divorce.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-27

glory Saturday, and if the scores count
for anything is greatly superior TO Yale.
1t may he early to predict the outcome
of the Yale Harvard game, but from the
present outlook Harvard is 2 To l shot
favoritc.
OF course there is the chance that Yale
will put its best foot forward with Har-
ward, but Johnny Harvard is also likely TO
do the very same thing.
Yale is evidently on the downward grade
in athletics, and there must be revival
or the blue VIII find it impossible 20 ho:d
anything like her old prestige.
Tie fifteen-round contest betwee
Tommy Rvan, of Syracuse, AMI Billy
Stiff, OF Chicago, which is To be decided
in Chicago on November 20, is stirring up
considerable interest among the sport
ing men in the Windy City, and they feel
Confident that If he defeats Ryan it will
send his stock up considerably, and he
intends 10 re in shape for the go 50 as to
give Ryan D good, stiff argument. Ryan
win, no doubt, meet the toughest boxer
he has met in some time when he faces
SUM-, ior ire IaUuer is very clever boxer
and "a hard puncher. Stiff wss first TN
troduced to tie sports in New York last
winter. when he was brought ou from
Chicago by Tommy White to meet Tommy
West at the KnIckerbocker Athletic Club.
West beat Sai't in seven rounds, but West
admitted after the contest was over that
Stiff had his head filled with big Jumps
from the punches which he had landed
Oh him.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-27
.J,bn Nv. Thompson,s Illness.

Mr.. John W. ThOmpsOn's condition was
decidedly unfavorable early last evening,
and All during the night he rested unea SLY.
Notwithstanding this, the physicians said
this morning that there wa S an encoura ging
Change fur the better in his condition.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-27

The riot act was read TO the Yale men
after that game. This, il was thought.
would Toe effective. but to cap the climax
of Yale woe. the Indians scored heavily i'm
New York Saturday, and if they had not
quit at times, would perhaps, have cone
better tnaE they did.
All this makes Yale sad when Harvar d is
thought of. Harvard covered itself with
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-27

The Referee of Boston, writes as fol
lows of the Yale Harvard game:
With the Harvard aud Yale game but
a few weeks off, it il hard to zee how
Harvard is going to lose. OF course,
there is that one chance that Yale will
make a Garrison finish, and at the end
beat out Harvard by its exhibition of sand
and science.
There was a time this season when
football men looked for a marvellous eleven
from Yale. That is. marvellous consid
eIing the material which Yale had TO draw
from. Judging from what the eleven has
done these hopes ale doomed To disap
poinrHcEt.
There was a wall OF anguish FROM New
Haven WREN Brown not only scored, hut
practically die as well as 10 tie the
Yale eleveL. II was a sad blow tc Yale
football prospects, IN view of the fact
that il was the first eleven which ever
scored against a Yale varsity OH tho
home grounds