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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-01-23

The first of a series of mi-monthly
balls, by the Montezuma rifles, was given
at their armory, last night, it being a sue
cess in every particular.
Profs. Miller and Nielsen discoursed
music to about fifty couples, who tripped
the eight fantastic' to may waltzes and
beautiful quadrilles until II p. M, when
all went home, filled with the thought that
the M~ontezumas know how to entertain In
a style beitting an occasion Of the. kind,
and that success is assured to the company
in whatever 1t undertakes, ina social way,
in the future.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-01-23
Ts Whom Il May Concern.

TRINIDAD, Colo, January 18th, 1897
This is to certify that Brothers George A.
Reese and I. Q. Milliken are members OF
the Trinidad lodge, No. 4S, "Fraternal
Union Of America" and that they have
the confidence OF all who know them. They
are strictly reliable in all their dealings,
and their word can be depended upon.
This certificate Is given by unanimous con-
sent Of this lodge and under Its seal.
fsEALI FRED e. COLE.
CHARLES WILEY, Fraternal Master.
Secretary. 1t
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-01-23

There arrived. last evening, in Santa Fe,
Owen Gemmill, an under-sherif from La
Junta, with a rsquisition from Governor
Adams, of Colorado, addressed to Gov
ernor Thornton, for the person of Walter
Rankin, a brakeman who is held at Ration,
awaiting the return Of Mr. Gemmill. The
requisition was honored by the governor
to-day, and Rankin will he returned to La
Junta TO answer to the charge of mayhem.
pr. Dow, a prominent physician, of La
Junta, was his victim.-NeU Mexican.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-01-23

The new pastor, .hsv. william ftstec, Of
0enesso, H., ekpocts 10 BIO bsre about tho
middle OF February. He comes highly
recommended. tH8a NJ.
Ed. W. Burcb, cashier OF the Security
Bank, OF Rockwell CITY, Iowa, says OF him
"He is a superior man In tue pulpit, al
ways preaching without note or
manuscript, aud breaches very
strong sermons" Another brother
writes: she lie q man Of ine pres
ence, unblemished character, and an ex-
cellsnt preacher. His church ct Aspen
was very sorry whom he decided to leavs
them In order to finish his studies at Chi
cago. l may add that his wife ls most
estimable lady and an efficient helper te
her husband In ali his work."
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-01-23
Divorces Granted.

/ Rebeca Garcia has been granted q legal
separation from Alexandra Garcia, and
Raymundo Romero, from Zenaida Gntier-
req dc Romero. on his cross-blll, he being
given the custody of the son, Eugenio, and
she is allowed to keep the daughter, Mary
Both DEGREES were signed by Judge N. B.
Laughlin, Of Santa Fe, in the continued
absence Of Judge Thomas Smith.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-01-23

1t is generally understood and believed
that plans and specifications for a new
though nothing was known for the public's
ears about the matter at division beadquar.
ters, this morning. at the hour when EN-
OPTIC reporter was deta led for that duty.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-01-23

Las Vegas young people, the hopes and
joys of the country, to the number of 115,
were members of the skating party out to
the hot springs. yesterday, and report hav-
ing enjoyed themselves beyond expression
on the glossy ice in the shaded canon, up
fharn
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-01-23

The B. g. M. Co. are in receipt, to-day, Of
a car each of syrup, beans and oats; G.. B.
& Co., Of a car Of potatoes.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-01-23

A monster d%eep-water sea bass, weigh
ing, dressed. 800 pounds and being over six
feet long, consigned from San Pedro, CAL,
to a Denver fish company, passed through
the city, the other day.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-01-23

Rosenthal Bros, are handling banquet
lamps by the wholesale. 1t will pay you
TO stop and indulge yourself in a glance at
their elegantly arranged show window.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-01-23

Two checks, signed by j. o. Plank, hot
springs, are said TO have been issued by a
party not authorized so to do.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-01-23

Masters Wallace and Henry Springer
entertained thirty of their young friends
at games and refreshments, this afternoon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-01-23

The reported Elizabethtown strike is
actually at Hems'ite. and ION property
Leased, among others, by p. H. Peterson, an
ex.manager of the Singer agency, in Las
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-01-23

Retween two and tour feet of snow are
reported at Red River City, up the
ecu try.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-01-23

Turkey dinner at the Model restaurant
TO M ow. 1t
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-01-23

A Las Vegas business bouse, to-day. re-
csivel $4,000 pounds of native oats, from
NJ ra county.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-01-23

At the B. Y. p. IT,, last evening, the
following new officers were elected: Pros
ident, j. A. Wood; vice president, Miss
Birdie B~rinegar; secretary. Miss Olive
Pierce; treasurer, N. B. Roseberry; cor
responding secretary, the pastor.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-01-23

JAN
METROPOLIS MISCELLANY.
A Storm Coming.

A norther Is predicted for tomorrow
all over Colorado aud New Mexico.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-01-23

The field carriage horse made a fair
stag .er at a runaway, this morning.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-01-23
Reward tor Thieves.

Until further notice, l will pay $3.50 re-
ward for the arrest end conviction Of aDy
man found stealing or ~unlawfully handling
cattle belonging TO me.
A. e. BOURNE.
Fort Union N. M. Dewitt
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-01-23

Having disposed Of one-half Interest in
my market, to my brother, all accounts
owing me, individually, must re settled at
cnce. G0s15 c. e. BLOOM.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-01-23

Macbeth Wafer sures stomach
.rouble, 200 Il
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-01-23
MODEL CASH

JUST ONE AHEAD!
3 Pkgs ofCoffee : SOC
Seedless Raisins &c Id.
Muscat SC lb.
Pig Feet &c lb.
Naval Oranges 223c doz.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-01-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TOR rent to ladies'. room and board, $2i
d a month MISS DAvaNPoRr 66 81
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-01-23

EoR rent, rooms for Housekeeping, Nc; ~
q Main st. 65-3t
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-01-23

VYANTED scholars to teach spanish, by a
w teat her of eight years experience.
Addre,s 3D. this office. 3,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-01-23

nREssM MAXIM G at reasonable prices,
IL First.class work guarant ed.
Bbtf MRs.-W. s. STANDIsH.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-25
"BLANKET ENTRIEs.''
Yachtamen Define Their Views Relative to the
RECOMMENDATION OF the CounclI.

Yachtamen Define Their Views Relative to the
Recommendation or the Council.
Tho subject of the blanket entry as recon-.
mended by the Executive Committee of the
Yacht Racing Association Of Long Island Sound
was the subject OF much serious discussion
among yachtsmen yesterday afternoon, and
opinions were about evenly divided as TO the
advisability of adopting 1t. The recommends.
ton permits a boat owner through q single
entry blank, forwarded to tho Secretary OF tho
Executive Committee of the association at the
beginning OF the season. to enter his yacht in
every subsequent race Of the year held under
its jurisdiction.
The committee contends that the single entry
will save the officials of the various regatta COM
mitteeS q world Of labor in looking after the
racing numbers, lengths, and other details that
form the necessary adjuncts to yacht races. and
the consensus Of opinion among yachtsmen yes.
to-day was that to that extent the rule would
be q good one: and on Its face appears an easy
1t 10, however. q fact that few II any yachts
start In every race OF the year, and many re-
G9tta committees will be compelled to struggle
far out OF proportion TO the actual starters.
A. further argument that was advanced by ono
OF the bcstknown Corinthians along tho Sound
was that . number Of boat owners would lose
few days before the race day by the Regatta Com
mittee. while still another class of yachtsmen.
who never race more than once or twice outside
craft to DO entered In every race Of the year,
having NO intention of competing. This would
doubtless be annoying in many ways 70 the ON
Gals In charge Of the regatta, as well as leading
them estray relative to the number Of actual
starters.
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kuIckerbocker A. q. Bowlera Play Their First
Home series In the Athletic League.

kuIckerbocker a. g. BowIera Play Their First
Home Series In the Athletic League.
Tho Knickerbocker A. c. bowlers made their hrst
appearance at their home alleys in an Athletic League
series last night. but were again beaten three straight
games. The scores: -
Knickerbocker A. c.-Johnson. 1873; orord. 17s;
Cole. l27; Hesdley; l+e; Brewer. Iss. Total. se7:
Holmes. 100; Brown. l65; Meyer. 1875. Total, Soo.
SECOND GAME.
Knickerbocker A. C.-Johnson. 40; onord. I0s;
Jersey City CIub-Newkirk. ls2; Cordner. I17;
Holmes. 2l3; Brown. lao; Meyer. 1913. Total. s44.
THIRD GAME.
Cole. 1850; Headley. lG1; Brewer, 1874. Total. 100.
Jersey city club-Newkirk. 100; Cordner. 1888;
Holmes, l47; Brown, l5s; Meyer. l7S. Total. 77o.
The Klondikes failed to put IN an appearance lass
night to roll the Columbias| in the Jersey City League
at the latter's alleys. The games In which the other
teams took part were all hotly contested. The scores:
AT ALLEYS.
FIRST oAMH.
Bi:ehos. lts; George Dickson. l7a; William Trsnt1.
lou SECOND GAME.
P! SS'$ $s' ~; IS sse' 1s'i Disi son. 1885, Hi WIFI William Fl S'an e.
AT ~cLINToNs' ALLEYS.
FIRST CANE.
Clintons-A. Buohtenkirk. 2O2; Ed Faulkner. $50;
Fred T soa 1885, j. Ruddiof' sl0'Ed Humprie'' 49,
Isl; "a Es%isn, IL; Fred Richter. itS; cSsaffYs:;
SECOND oAME.
ClIntons-A. Buchtenkirk, 100; I'd Faulkner. ale;
Fred Hull, 1919; J. Ruddlck. lb4i Ed HUMPHREYS.
Lafay ettes-M. Dohrmann. 1876; chas. FIugge, 17b;
Ed stelling. ia; Fred Richter, 1856; Chas' Duls. l4s.
Total, 616.
AT OCEAN ALLEYs.
FIRST GAME.
Oceans-w. Roonne, 40; B. Wall. lI2; j. Hahn,
l54; Charles Kleppe, $50; "chic' Holmes. 1874.
Total. 780.
Unions-J., Bnehtenkirk,. l9s; l.; 4. Duke. col;
1877. Total, 9bs.
SECOND CANE.
oceans-w. Roonne. ilo; B. Wall, l64; J. Hahn.
100; Charles Kleppe. l2l; "chic" Holmes. ios.
Unions-J, Buchtenlirk. 9Os; L.. A: Duke. 1914;
III. Total. s07.
The bowlers of the Clio wheelmen of Jersey City
Heights visited the alleys of the Atalanta wheelmen.
ut Newark, on Tuesday night. and defeated the homo
team in two games In the series or the Associated Cy'
cling Clubs Of New Jersey Bowling League. The
scores:
Clio wheelmen-H. Heye, 100, c: Bgcktenkirk.
1soi 4; T.scs, I7e' A A. Duke 1872 I'd Humphrey.
ATLANTA Wheelmen-" Count 4" oloEaga. 1911 James
Halsey. l64i "a Haisey, 1905 A. Teroeii' looi I'd
SECOND GAME.
I5IiA Ts,cS no; A. Duke 1885, Ed Humphrey.
Atalanta Wheelmen-"count oloLaga, 1o0, James
Halsey. 1885, Ed Halsey. i+li A. Ter0el' l2o; I'D
Millar. 1871. Total. 100.
Last nights games In the Arcade tournament at
Brsrck's alleys resulted rs follows;
K AHSs1 81, 90 ) M saM9 ~. Total asa T. s aa''' 'S' Brand '''
Washington No. 2.-ochH. 81; Loewenoerg' 1885,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-25
Low Prlces for the wooaburn Thoroughbred

LEXINGTON, Nov. 24.-Turfmen did not seem
to want WOODBURY. thoroughbreds to-day when
William Easton closed out tho entire stud of
that famous establishment. Sixty-one head sold
for $40, $40, average STA. There were no high
prices, the two stations selling low and the
brood mares, many of which were old and in
firm, going for tribes. The best sales follow:
imp. Australian; Lum simonB. Louisville. =. 90, 900
Imp. Hermence. CHI. h., by Isonomy, dam The
Bias. by Hermit; o. II. Chenault, Richmond.
Crucibio. OH. M. Q, by King Alfonso. dam Cru. "
eiax, by Lexington; L. simons .....,........ 500
Pearl Thorn. CHI. m. IL, by Pat Malloy, dam
Dolly Morgan. by Revenue; John Z Madden,
Trouba, Oh. m. 8. by Lisbon. dam aIeniuine.
by imp, Glenelg; j. Breck Wiley. Midway. Ky. 500
The sale last night was o big success. Bid
ding was brisk and prices ruled well. The best
sales follow:
Van Antwerp. br. c.. 9, by imp. Eshor-Reneo-
tioni W. II. Baker. New York ............, oe, 100
peep: julius Bauer. Chicago. 1000
Julep; William wallace, Lexington. .,..,..,. 1000
Lady Irene, b. T.. 2. by imp. Ben Strome-imp.
Bravoura; r. Tucker. Louisville. ..":...... 1900
W. BAKER $500
M ,own;R R. Tueker'":...,.:...-y....,. 1850
William Esston.. agent for EnGiiskk.. arn'.... 5000
/. BaEsr. Lexington 6.o7S
Tempo. CHI. c., 9. by imp. Whistle Jacket-on
the Lea Ed n. Upton. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-25
To-Day,s Hostball Events.

University Of Pennsy ivania vs.. Cornell. At PhIlAdel,
Orange A. C. VS.. Elizabeth A. c., at Orange Oval.
Bay aidse A, g second team vs.. West Ends. at Am.
say Ridg. 4 {: nst team ". St. Petsrs C. z. xno-
Johns Hopkins vs. St. Johns College. at cambndsS.
Alnmors City College vs.. Richmond A. A., SlRioh,
University Of Virginia VS.. University of North Caro-
Kniokerbocker 4; 6. vs.. Bankers A. A, at Chicago.
csisstts Gni1si:iss vs.. KSscS:stcr 6niSsssiiy. a.
Disiinson College vs.. Pennsylvania STATE College.
.. PsaMs University vs.. University of Indiana, ct
Franfiin and Marshall vs.. swarthmore. at Ian.
Haysrtord College vs.. Pennsylvania Military Col
H.afaystte va. Lehigh. ct South Bethlehem.
~Nort6western University Va. University of wiSeon.
nin. at Evanston. ~.
Purdue En,ysarSity Vs. uuiv'r'itT of Minneapolis.
,Unitsa. states indian school vs.. University of DIN.
United States Naval Cadets Va. North Atlantic
-GniSsrsity Of Nebraska vs.. University OF Iowa, q.
University of Michigan VI. University of Chicago.
Washington and Jefferson College vs.. Duquesns
Wits;n60rs College VI. Kenyon College. at Spring.
x! Ts,Ss FL. of Missouri VS.. uaivsnlsy of Kansas. at
Wilingtons va. Americas A, c.. At KeArny. A n.
Arlington Va. Koarny A. o., at Cosmopolitan Park.
Monarchs vs.. st. Paul School second team. ct Free.
BORT.
sayvnle vs: Bay shore High School. at Bay shore.
Brown Va. Wesleyan. at Providence.
kngiewood y, c. va. MAnhattans, At Englewood.
Poly Prep" Va. brooklyn High school, at Eastern
=; sohn,s College y. Erasmus Hah High School,
Montolair A. G. Va. Maryland A. c., at Baltimore.
~. PhilipiA College ys. SpRrtans. NJ Flushing.
Hoboken High School A. A. W. East Orange y. c., a
Hoboken.
warlow A. C. vs.. Alert y. c.. at whiteStone.
Newark \. G. vs. Riverside A. c., At Newark.
Potomac y. e. VS.. H. N. T. at PssAaic.
Almeidas We. Alerts. at Nassau Park,
aingseSidSe 4; C. VI. Nepperhan A. O., AZ Van cort
ki1gsbridss C VS.. credenda A. c.. at Van cort
HANDLERS OF Newark vs.. Amens of Brooklyn. q
Harrison,
Nutley Va Columblsa OF Paterson. at Nutlsy.
hsrkimsr A. C.. second team. VS.. Jaspeu Of East New
Hsrkimers. nrst team. vs.. Lincoln y. C. of Bsyonns.
81: Nicholas y. C. vs.. Seneca A. C.. a, Jasper Oval
AN.
Long Branch a. C. vs.. DreadnAughts. Al Lonl
University OF Maryland vs.. Maryland A. O.. at Bal
Boston College vs.. Holy Cross. at Boston.
ford.
Columbia A. @. VS.. BOllo A. c.. at Adelphi Field.
quincy A. q. W. Sedgwick A, O.. At Bay Ridge. a. 4
Waterbury VS.. Murray HillB, at Waterbury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-25
ODDS ana Eaas or sport.

inaugurated by tho Twenty.third Regiment At its
fan games on Saturday evening. The List OF event,
game between teams from the Bay Ridge A. A.
and the Eastern district Y. II. o. 4. Over 1OPsr
cent. of the entire regiment n entered In the diner-
emit events. so that some stirring contests may be
looked for. Du Bois, who Il the crack runneI Of the
regiment and also tho 100.yArd National Guard
champion, will mako this his last appearance.
o. Z, W., Racquet Cluh.-l. Under the rules of
championship games ~ continuous pool. In case q
gagged In a game. as he e about 70 pocket . ball and
misses, the player IL Adjudged 10 have made q foul.
aud no pays tho usual penalty. Q. Nevertheless. II he
should pocket the bali under said circumstances. he
would DO entitled to score. In an ordinary game,
when there is nothing at stake IN the way OF q wager,
It II customary when such an accident occurs Tor the
players to consent to have the balls replaced a. near
Is possible TO their original position ana permit thu
man whose play was Interrupted 20 take the shot
over. Strictly speaking, however. the rules prescnoS
that every player must protect himself against euch
accidents or taxa tbs consequence OF presumed nsg
ligeaoS,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-25
Basketball.

Dr.. sayago's Physical Development Institute basket
ball team has arranged the following schedule for the
season; Nov. 20. Lenox, at homo; 80, Adolphi Acad-
envy, at Brooklyn; Dec. 10. Metropolitan. at home,
10. Knickerbocker A. c.. at New York; Jan. 2. open.
at home; II. Adelphi Academy, at home; 81, Eliza
beth A. c., at home; 80. Trenton A. c.. at Trentont
Feb. 8, Twenty.third street branch Y. NJ. c. A., at As
ISOLATION Hall; II. Suburban Club. at home; March
8, Elizabeth A.. c., at Elizabeth; 10, Central branch Y,
II. c. A.. at homes April o. open. abroad.
The Pro Cathedral basketball team added another
victory to its list by defeating the colieg ate team in
q v ell'contested game by the score OF 2u points 10 y,
at the lRtters gymnasium, Tuesday night.
More than usual interest is being man tested by tho
members OF the Twenty ;thi d street branch OF the
Y. n. G. A. and different basketball teams OF this city
In the game b tween the hrst team or the Twenty
third street branch and the celebrated ClarsmonS
basketball team OF Philadelphia, which takes place al
the association hall. bY Enst Twenty. third street, on
Saturday. Dec. 4. IL will he the latter's first appear.
anco in this city. and their style OF play will DO
watched with keen interest.
ELIZABETH, Nov. 24.-The Elizabeth Athletic Club
basketball team opened Its season tonight by defeat
ing the crack Riyersides OF Newark In a spirited
game. Score; Elizabeth. 49, Riverside. ~. The
line up:
EliEabeth-Hunting Little, and Eakin. guards,
Smith and Wheelrght. ferw ards; Cook. centre,
acknowledgements Gibson. and Schw inn, guardSt
Putnam and Lowery. forw ards; Pratt, centrt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-25
The YaeL, varuua to Visit seuerambla.

E.s. Higgins has for the past month been compist
ing arrangements for q long cruise on his big yacht
varunA. which has been lying on Staten Island and
In Eric Basin since the nrst of September. The
varunA win sail tomorrow with Q large party Of
guests on board. and after cruising for q few weeks
among the Bahamas and West Indies tho yacht will
cruise down the South American coast. around Cape
Horn, and up the African coast as far as S~enegambia.
After visiting some OF the more important SeAportS
on the African coast Mr.. Higgins intends TO cruise In
the Mediterranean, after which he will return TO this
port. Among the guests who will uni Mr..
Higgins on his prolonged voyage isJ w. ChAtheld
Taylor OF Chicago. the well-known expert golfer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-25

Tho ninth annual invitation reception of tho Ne.
tional A. O. OF Brooklyn was held at the new club
house of the organization on Cedar street, near Bush
wick avenue, last night. The spacious gymnasium In
the plant was used for dancing. and the building waA
most appropriately decorated. Excellent music was
furnished for both the promenade and dancing num-
bers. President Charles d. Cooper and Secretary
osoar Hauek were kept busy receiving the conETAiu'
lations of the members and guests OF the club during
the evening. A collation. was served at IL O'Clock.
after which dancing was resumed until an early hour
this morning. when the function terminated and the
n. A. O.. had scored another success.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-25
lfSslbAll Notes.
y. 8. Will to 9 wins.

. W.T. 70 y VIII
J.D. Colville-i9 to U wins.
Capt Robert KsAne of tho 'o7 football team OF the
New York UniveTsity has been unanimously reelected
for next years team.
A movement u on foot to arrange . game for tho
benent OF the Cuban sureFers. to be played At tho
PhilGdelphtA baseball grounds on next saturday. DO.
tween the Camden A. A. and q picked team OF Uni.
versity OF PennsylVania players.
The Columbia College Junior and Preahman Glasses
mat In their annual game % Columbia oval yester'
day. The game Was . close and exciting one
throughout and was won by the juniors by the score
OF y TO o. The younGSters put up = great game and
toward the end were tearing the line OF tho older
eleven to pieces.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-25
football. Eastern Park To-day.
High school VI. Poly.
Play called At $3.50. Admission. 50c.-Adv.

Football. Orange Oval to-day. Orange ys. Elizabeth
a. 1iaO T.. ". Adm. 90 cts; res. seats, 80 cts. extra.
Trains LAvs Barclay st. 1890, 1880. aud 9 p. M.-Adr.
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Arrangements arc now well under way for the
next athletic carnival of the New Jersey A. G. at Mad
ison Square Garden. Owing to the success which
signAliIed the previous enterprise of the same club
there. the coming function will DO spread over two
nights. Dec, II and Dec, 10. and exclusive OF trial
heats, ~ many As twonty-one events will be decided.
These will include all the popular stanardd events as
well ~ such decided novelties as q team race. open
only to employees OF insurance companies. a half
mile novice race. open only TO employees Of dry
goods stores, and q quarter mile handicap, open only
TO members OF the National Guard.
Toe mOat pronounced innovation, however, Will be
the individual aiiround heavy dumbbell competition,
divided into ten sections and extending over the two
nights, IL will bring out the best OF the amateur
tall mt In this specially. and will be Judged by past
masters at the game, While not a spectacular feature.
IL win DO bFimful OF interest for those who recognize
the modest dumbbell rs the foundation OF physical
culture.
There is no question about the athletic portion OF
the programme being up 20 the standard. The CHAIR
man Of the committee hAa received assurances that
tho universities OF PennsylyAnlA. Yale. aud Princeton
Will be represented by their strongest teams, aud
Chairman PiShburn OF the Chicago A. A. Athletic
COMMITTEES has promised that Rush, the crack Splinter.
and KrasnEiein, the champion hurdleI. viii compete
In their respective SpeclAltiss. Waller, the well.
known Chicago boy. who 10 now At New Haven. will
likewise compete in the high jump. The % pound
weight for height promises to be . record breaking
affair. - Champion Mitchell 10 training, and 20 are
several WeSt Side men, including Herty. oCOnnsus
and othsrA.
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BowIinE Games Tonight.

Out Vive and Corinthian.
Staten Island Amateur erich jolly
Five and Sts.sn Island.
jersey city League-Halladay Va. LafaYett,, at Hal.
laday a leyBi Teutonia va. Clio, at Clio alleys.
Independent Forresters' vs.. In
~faystte. AZ Hancock alleys.