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Evening star., 1897-05-28
A Striking Feature.

The most striking feature OF the gather
Ing yesterday, particularly to those who
attended the drills in former years, was
the marked lack of enthusiasm To be
sure there was an outburst of applause us
each company put in an appearance, and it
was repeated as each completed its pro-
gram. The firings with blank cartridges,
when particularly good, evoked slight
demonstration, while ragged fire was
condoned with a long-drawn-out and some-
what reproachful "Oh-h-h." Once in g.
while faint "Breky coax, coax, coax
and the High School yell was attempted,
but the bells, horns and constant shouts
and yells of the past were missing.
In explanation of the unnatural calm and
quiet, 1t may be stated that but one school
the Centrai-was represented in the drill
yesterday. The motto of each OF the COM
panies was. first, to win the drill, and Sec
ond. to prevent the prize going outside the
Central II was won last May by Company
F of the Eastern. A sort of brotherly feel
ing, therefore, exists among the companies
of the 1st Battalion. and the rivalry and
enthusiasm Of the supporters Of each, con-
sequently. are not so aggravated as it 9TH
eIwise might be. -.
A good program is provided for this at
ternoon, when Company e, from the Busi-
ness; Company and Company q, from
the Eastern, and Company H. from the
Western are to show what they can do in
the way of interpreting drill regulations.
The great rivalry that exists between the
several schools will very promptly rise to
the surface. Horns will sound. bells will
ring and voices will be heard in volumi-
nous accord perhaps, but more likely, dis
cord. The attendance will be much larger
than yesterday. and everybody will be
wide awake, especially the members Of the
winning company, after the announcement
of the judges decision. The afternoon will
certainly be one long to be remembered by
those within the inclosure. as well as by
the residents In the neighborhood Of the
base ball park.
scampered Out Of Range.
The drifl was not without amusing fea-
lures. During the maneuvering of Com
pany an enterprising photographer es-
tablished q camera directly. in front Of
the company. He was about to expose q
plate when Cant. Hanson commanded
"aim." Between thirty and forty Spring
field cadet rifles moment later were
pointing directly at the man OF business
and in ludicrous manner he gathered ~
his belongings and scampered out OF range
At .the-eonciusion of the drll OF Company
A. hundreds Of small boys scaled the rail
Evening star., 1897-05-28
100000.

The addition of 81" to the above
row of ciphers makes them repre-
sent $Io,ooo,ooo-ten million dol
lars! Just one figure transforms
nothing into something.
Weak, worn out men and women
need only one thing to make them
healthy and vigorous - that is,
strength. When the system is run
down from any cause nothing so
quickly restores lost strength as
Evening star., 1897-05-28
Dufy's Pure
Malt Whiskev.

It takes away tired, languid feel
ings, overcomes exhaustion and
cures debility. 1t makes rich, pure
blood, quickens the circulation and
soothes irritable nerves. 1t ir-
creases the power to assimilate food,
prevents indigestion and nourishes
the whole body. Its effects are
speedily shown in improved looks
and better health.
Tell your druggist or grocer you
will have only Dufy's.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-11-10
ANNEX HAWAII.
Where American People and Prop
erty Need Protection.
Half n Century's Historic American
PoIicy-Common Ground of All
Parties Treaties from
Marcy To- Mckinley.

The United States senate should
promptly ratify the Hawaiian annexa-
ton treaty next December.
For 80 years past the policy Of the
United States has been TO exclude other
nations from the political control OF
Hawaii. Secretary of State Webster
said
trust the French will not take posses
sion (of Hawaii. but n they do. they will
be dislodged. IL my advice is taken. If the
whole power OF the government Is re-
CURED to do IL.
Since the days when Secretary of
State Webster uttered these words. and
President Pierce and Secretary OF State
Marcy negotiated a treaty OF aunexa-
ton. down to the date Of the negotiation
of the present treaty OF annexation by
President Mckinley and Secretary
Shcrman-during this long interval we
have seen democrats. wings. repub-
leans, populists, gold standard men
and the friends Of free silver. regardless
Of party. all advocating American con
troll i'm Hawaii. Nor is there now any in
dication Of dis crgence from this truly
national policy. 1t was. in fact. en-
phasized by the republican party i'm
their national platform at ST. Louis i'm
1896. i'm the following words:
The Hawaiian islands should De con
rolled by the United States. and no for
ign power should Doe permitted TO inter
fore with them.
This was the true democratic doctrine
before the republican party existed. i
Is distinctly am American and not "a
p"rty policy. /: is "a policy that ha, been
championed by Pierce. boy Marcy. by
johnson by Grant. by Arthur. 10y sew
ard. ID! Fish aud 10y Blaine To-day this
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JAPAN'S PROTECTION.
interesting Figures from the Budget
for the Present Year

In recent report 10y Fl. NJ. secretary
OF legation at Toxic, on the budget of
Japan for the fiscal year 1s97-0S. it is
stated that a considerable advance Is
taking place in the direction of grant
ing government assistance in order to
develop various branches OF commerce.
The present budget provides for the
payment OF the following sums in the
current financial year, and the legisla-
t;on OF the past session will. il is add
ed, entail upon the treasury further
payments i'm the future:
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laws. its customs. its business and in tic
society The Hawaiian senate has ratl-
lied the treaty Of annexation The
raufying vote of the United States is
now alone needed to make Hawaii be
come American in law as well as in fact.
That ratfying vote should be given by
the United States senate promptly in
December next. Then the stars and
stripes VIII rise over Hawaii. never
again 10 be lowered
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-11-10

Con- In. '..f discriminatory duty Ir-
posed H Great Britain AGAINST Uru.d
-'HI silica. and corn would soon lrIn.
II. latter llfr.Irsfua, 'ara.fau Mann.
fl..Ircr
Wcare rather inclined CO. believe that
ga ten per cent. discriminatory duty
imposed by Great Britain apains,
United States wheat and corn" would
have the effect 0f bringing the people OF
Great Britain to their senses by how
ing them. directly ana couclusivcly, the
benefit of policy Il protection to
British agricultural Interests,
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ments made IN support Of naviga-
ton companies. Toxic water
works, Osaka watcrwOrks. Kobe
waterworks. Nagasah harbors
etc, TO the extent of...............- Eg7 Dg3
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grants made 10 railway Comua-
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and the agricultural Industrial
banks. and a subsidy or C7OO0
TO the Tea association, to the eN-
tent OF Observation-Disclosures. gSf Or7
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.,,i for educational purposes. -. 1889
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to provide as assistance in devel-
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thc matter OF railways. steamship
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Mark how Paul practiced his own pre-
cepts OF charity q Cor. I'D IN the kind
~ way iu which me- spoke OF those
who bad brought so much trouble upon
him
I'm wicked world, the best things,
II they interfere with wickcdrcss win
bc spoken against We are not 90 iuCre
my cause To be- OWL simply because men
speak evil of IT,
God Oh" .rcs all men 10 Doe saved. ard
if any aro NOT saved it is because they
refuse 10 lrurand obey
The sun., 1897-12-13
Basketball Notes.

DR.. Harry 8. Petit says that the Adelphi Academxa
team has cancelled all games with Savage Ieas
The Manual Training School Of Brooklyn hss orsan1
lied girls team that gives promise OF great proy
hCiency -
Tho "Poly Props" defeated the "Poly +" 1nsti,ut,,,
score of to y. -
The Brooklyn Boys High School team and ~
Poughkeepsie Y. N. C. A. nve will play az Poush$
keepsio in Christmas week.
NEW BRITAIN. Dec ia.-Ths game Of baskstbail here.
knickerbocker A. Q; OF New York resulted in VIZ
tory OF the visitors. by SCORE Of 10 70 l2
YoSKERs. Dec. 12-In the presence OF largo oroy. 4.
OF spectators last night the Fourth Separate cou3
panys basketball team defeated the Mount Mo,ss
nve OF New York city for the second time this
throughout '' pAsseo
The Xavier team defeated the crack Rlixabeth A =,
after well.played and exciting eontest Inv nign,
OF 26 TO To- The Xayiers will schednie ssr. so9ty
al teams Address w 4. Sutherland. 2Ob West Pons.
BRIpoETos Dec le.-The Bridgeton A. A. t..n, =. :.
night lost its second game out OF siI tbis .as ~
bardfought contest with the MontRomery
rhanelphia me score was tie at TO az the ana IA
agr.sd mnon hu: Snd third OF ten minutes Was
ming goal from field. univ" she VIM
The nrst team of the Twenty. third streat h,.o., =
aesesng ii A. Saaea Sno!her Victory TO itS ist u
night ny tho score OF 83 points 10 Ths saturday
decided AZ association Hall. % East TWantxt,hM,A11 NJ
Snws TSs n0.h leans started IN to play fast, snsnnv
while the Orange team weak In nasa,n. A Ashills
ca players scored 10 points 20 In IN:
% Th hst a ana IN tho second half they scored IA ~
Lorh team In the bstw sen az Sscoa sne New
the twenty third street branch AMI "a Team ot
NOME piAyeTa won BY the score Of III points a 4
The sun., 1897-12-13
WHIST.
whlbrook Club Wins A. W. l.. Trophy
hatch-Troy Downs Albany.

WhlbrOok Club Wins an A. W. L. Trophy
HIatch-Troy Downs Albany.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 12.-The tenth match for
tho A. w. L. trophy was played here last night
between the Philadelphia Whist Club. holders,
and the Walbrook Club of Baltimore. chal-
lengers. The result was victory for the Balti-
moreans by seven tricks. The teams were:
Philadelphia Whist Club-M G. Work. T. p Mog-
ridge. W. II. Watson. and Q. W. Hill.
Walbrook Clun-B. w. Smith. W. p. Smith. L. W.
Fiske and J. L. Sellman.
the merits Of trump-showing leads. The Phlla-
delphia players. who originated tho idea OF In
dicating their trump strength by varying tho
loads from high cards In plain suits, abandoned
believe that the fault was in using the high
cards. and they have invented q system OF smai
card leads In plain suits to show whether or not
they hold four trumps.
Minneapolis and Fergus Falls are the next
challengers on the list but It Is improbable that
either will send team so far east The Albany
Club is expected to be the challenger on Satur-
day next.
ALBANY. Dec. 12.-The first match for tho new
State trophy for teams of four was played here
last night between the Albany Club. holders
and the East Side Club OF Troy, chalengers.
Tho result was a victory for the latter by seven
tricks. Tho teams were:
ard Bstcheder and E. leroy Smith, Captain. ''"
East Side Cub-a. A. Mosher, capteinI q. A. Bell
+. o. Curtis aud H. D. Bailey
This trophy was presented to the Now York
and 10 therefore known as tho Albany trophy.
It WAS fret played for at the annual State Con-
gress In November. when seven clubs competed
for It.. The final round was between Albany and
next challenger is the Catholic Union of Albany
and then comes the Brooklyn Whist Club.
The sun., 1897-12-13
Bowling Games To- Might.

American Naturalization. Metropolitan. and
Rosedale.
Manhattan Council, and Celtic Council.
Harlem Republican Club-Phanix VS.. Kismet.
Uncle Sam National-Fideiia !. Oriental 2. and
Uncle Sam.
United Bowling Clubs. Section 2-west Harlem,
Civil Service. aud Cyclone.
lnterolub League-Columban VS.. Carleton. Al
At Knickerbocker alleys Irving We. Union League. at
Irving alleys; Hanover Lincoln. at Hanover alloys
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum League. Section Adj
rondaok Council. Nassau Council. and Do Forest
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum League. subTournament
Wildwood Council, Fort Greene Council. and Gilbert
Council
Brooklyn National-Premier, Cordialia, and r. II.
Arlington ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Echo. and Linden
Grove.
south Brooklyn-Logan. Casino. and Corinthian.
Long Island Association of Cycling Clubs. CAAs A.
Nassau Wheelmen We, BushwiCE WhooImen.
Twenty thnd Regiment-Company X. Company O..
Osrmania-S. n. clio and Apollo.
North Side-Cenlral VS. Gerard y
CasinO-Rlverdale. The Club, and Queensborough.
Staten Island Amateur League-stAten Island.
TwentysiIth WArd-EcliDss Vs. Atlantic. At BuSohs
alleys, ..
at hoseViile A, A alleys. - A., ,, -
Trolley League-BayOnne X. A. VS.. New Jersey b. O.,
At BAyonne alleys. Jersey Clty CLUB VS. Ne" Jersey
A. o., at Jersey CITY club alleys.
Northern Sew jersey League-Orange Valley vs..
Institute al oTaug' Valley alleys Arlington A. e. VS..
Lyceum at Arlington A. C. alleys Elinwood Vs. First
Montgomery lass A-Empire vi. EliLabeth. Pro
gressive vs. ELabrth.
Associated Cycling Clubs OF New JerAey-HAmiitoh
W. vs.. Mantle W. at Hamilton alleys
New jersey InteTclub League-ArllnBton vs. HAS-
brouck Heights. at Arlington alleys.
Now Jersey lndePendent foIestersLCouTt orAnIoFd
W. Court Scott. 81 Court OTanford alleys.
AuspacB, and schnSeloch and Berlin,
The sun., 1897-12-13

Hiram aoldstein of Buralo wants q match with any
126.pounder.
Jerry Reidy and J. Nelson have been matched to
box nfteen rounds At 1876 pounds.
There Is some talk OF matching Steve o'Donneu
and Joe Choynski to box at New Orleans.
Billy Smith Of Texas. who 10 scheduled 70 meet Gus
Rubin at Hot Springs was easily defeated by Tommy
Paddy German thinks that at an even weight he
could easily defeat Charley CON- and wants the
chance to meet him again.
Johnny Van Heest is scheduled to box six rounds
with Jack Grace OF this city at Chicago tonight.
Tho weight 10 1873 pounds.
"Black Critic" Of Cincinnati has been matched to
meet Jack Fox OF this city for ten rounds al So
pounds weigh in at O'Clock the day OF the Tight
Unless somethlng unforeseen happens Dave Sullivan
POUNDS tonight before the National sporting Club
London
Tommy Hogan has covered "orocky" poyies for
the pair will probably meet in private for side bet
OF sboo. Both Doyle and Hogan have begun training.
Mysterious" Billy Smith and Johnny German of
this city viii box twenty rounds tonight at the Avon
c. BridgSPort g George T Justice the the east side ban,
rounds.
despatch vas received in this city last night by
terdayand would reach this city to-day creedon
ing with Kid Mccoy at High Bridge.
Jimmy Hayes. the west side sport. has matched
Jimmy sullivan OF Ireland to meet Kid Agnew Of
sS..9% to- 70 hEsh @ with small soys; at III pounds
with twoounoe gloves. will be decided Within ten
Whs iSsnny i aurpiy i getting nss
shape.
Jack Daily of wilmington left for New Orleans yes.
to mset Jack Evsrhardt before tho Tulane A. G. on
Dec. 3d. They will clash at catch weights for twenty
gate receipts sam Fitzpatrick. Days manager. who
leaves for the South to-day. said last night a
match for DAILY to-day 20 hsht DICK s4rss at Londoa
In April next the Burse match falls through Sam
says DAILY VIII tackle tho winner OF the Layigne-
Grino contest,
The sun., 1897-12-13
New steam Yacht for Col X. W. nllss.
contract has been signed with the J. NJ.

contract has been signed with the J. NJ
Robins Company for the construction OF a large
and sp eedy steam yacht for Col E. W. Bliss. a
well-known Brooklynte and a member OF tho
New York Yacht Club. The keel will be laid
within week ON tho same ways from which
were launched NJ. &. ID. BOrdcns Sovereign and
Harrison b, Moores Marietta. The new craft
10 from the board OF Henry j. GicOw. the lines
acknow lodged TO 10 the most speedy steamer
among the large boats in tho New York Yacht
Club fleet; Her principal dimensions are 100
feet oyer all, lao feet on the water line, 30 feet
beam. with an extreme draught OF IL feet. She
will be constructed OF steel, and her engines and
boilers Will be counterparts of those on Moore's
yacht, with the exception that they will DO
larger and more powerful
Col. Bliss cruiSed last summer on board the
steamer Sultana. which he chartered. The new
boat is expected TO develop phenomenal speed.
The sun., 1897-12-13
Rowling Notes.

The bowling team OF ths Columbia A. @. OF Wash.
ington will visit Brooklyn Dec. 30 and play
res OF match games with the champion Carletons OF
the Intercub Lengue.
O'Connor OF tho Columbian Club and Parker OF
the Aurora GratA Club running a close race for
average honon In the Intercub ague tournament of
Broukiyn The formers record Is l76 aud the latters
ia
Van Ripper OF PhilRdclphos Council has a big lead
for tho average prize In the Brooklyn Royal Arcanun
sub-touruRment. James l.. Martin a Inrmher OF the
same council will kelly win irst average prize in
Section OF the major league.
Tho Womens Bowling League OF Brooklyn will be-
gip Its second annual tournament on jan l9. The
teams will roll one game against each other weekly.
The following clnba have thus far SntOEodl HOAo-
gram, A. D. O. MontAnk. IndspSnasut. Equal, UntsR
Uns, and Echo. The entFies close on Dec. hA
The sun., 1897-12-13

Win the manager OF wAllAce's Ridgewood Park
kindly send his address to Fred A. Wonck. lOA West
FIFTY NTH street?
B-The rule says specifically that the player open.
Ing frame must either pocket ball or drive two
balls are set up again. and he must keep playing
until he either pockets = ball Sends two balls 70
the cushion He forfoits two polnta for each failure
the balls being set up Answ sAoh time untn hS oOlAS
p with Ihe requirement OF the ruloa This Y rule
~. ths od itinuous pool game,
The sun., 1897-12-13
Cross-Cou.try RunninE.

Three packs were started in the regular weekly
sEossOountry run OF ths See Wow HAHiers over the
Bay Ridge trailS yesterday. A little over nvs mes
were covered. James crossed the niah line nrst with
Il. J. Williams good second p. Grant third. and Ia
Whiuach fourth. Time, e minutes l1k seconds
bership In the Amateur Athletic URion.
The sun., 1897-12-13
Atlantic Yacht clup'- New Home.

The new home OF the Atlantic Yacht Club at
Sea Gate is assuming definite shape, the building
being in frame and the roof finished. The Build
ing Committee, consisting OF Newbury ID. Law
ton j. Fred Alderman. and Thomas L. Watson,
is on the grounds every Saturday afternoon In
members OF the club. The hou will be finished
BY April i, and tho club will sand its nag aloft
from II at the beginning OF the yachting season.
The sun., 1897-12-13
Metropolitan Rowing Club Elects Omosrs.

There full attendance OF members at tho
boathouse Of tho Metropolitan Rowing Club yester.
day, the annual sting and election ofncers being
held. The result Of the election was; President,
Julius d. Mahr; First VicePresident, Joseph A. Con-
Ion; Second vice-P resident Sheridan Mahony; Sec
retary. Z. I. Clark; Treasurer. James Ryan; Cap
taiu John p Binzen: Lieutenant, II. II. Reddy Board
OF Trustees. John O'Reagan. Chairman; O. NJ. Haines
Thomas Cervantes. @. W. Gallagher. and John O'Con
nell. The club expects to take In many new mem.
bers In the spring and active tho water
10 predcted.
The sun., 1897-12-13
Rine Shooting.

Three matches were shot at the Seventh Regi-
ment rife ranges on Saturday night. The nom
sharpshooters match was so close that three
men tied for first place. Their standing could
only be determined by examining each shot.
The fortunate one proved to be Private r. X.
Potter, Company I. In tho three-prze match
the crack shots received a chance 10 show their
skill. Lieut.. A. G. Todd, Company @. had to
equal the record Of SO out of a possible 70. made
week ago by Private C. ]. Austin. Company @,
in order to capture first prize. He won from
Veteran A. Stein on a tic. he also making
total of SO.
The Inner match proved q test Of judgment
rather than accuracy. the object being, not to
hit the bullseyo, but between the first and
second rings outside. >The conditicps were seven
shots standing and seven prone. Every time an
inner or was made 1t counted one point; any
thing else counted as miss. Sergeant J. l.
Roberts. Jr.. Company I. by making a total Of
u out Of possible IA, won FIRST prize. Private
A. 4; Wells. Company y, was second, and Cor
poral f. p. Fowler. Company b. third, each
making total OF 10. Tho scores follow:
The sun., 1897-12-13
FOR CHRISTrIAS dIFTs

"HIIIIEN" LAMpB
are Ornamental and Useful.
lhey give the best IiEht 90 rcaa nv a...,
lamps also Ma. ian Is,,! use; We make All styles ~
oy dealers e""e to us. Write for catsioaSsr Sr sale
EDWARD q MILLER & co. Eh.s.aGSiI;sS;S,srs E..aSI;.Ss;sSs, ~
On Ashasn Conn AZ % Pearl g.. Icy g, MA
% "h's' AsaisS Will wars. yoSr -.
The sun., 1897-12-13
Favorable Action Expected or tho Western
Turf C0uEresa.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 12.-The Western Turf Con-
gress will hold special meeting in this city on
Dec. 20 and formally reinstate the owners.
trainers, jockeys. and horses "outlawed" for
participating in the Pimlico races after Dec, /.
II 10 quite probable, too, that the congress- will
agree with tho Jockey Club at the meeting ON
the jurisdiction question. va
The sun., 1897-12-13
KsntsslEians Believe That James a. xeene
Bought Hamburg.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 12.-Lakeland left here with
Hamburg this morning for Coney Island. He
declined absolutely to give the name of the
new owner. 1t is generally believed here how.
ever, that James H. Keene is the man.
The sun., 1897-12-13
alruuklun aarfrtisrn1rnts.
Football.

Tho Scottish Americans of Newark increased theiDl
lead yesterday In the National Association Foot.3
ball League by defeating the Kearny A. @. team al
weidenmayer's Park Newark. Tho score was q
goals to /. The "soots" showed their superio1s
strength at blocking, and used good judgment tge
about and In several Instances the ball was carr
red in this manner almost tho entire length Of the
held. Bob Mccullough was the hero of the contest.
He shot through two goals on beautiful long kicka.
beside stopping the other side from scorinR, wheH
such feat seemed almost out Of the question.
There was pretty display Of football under the drb-a
bling code yesterday between the True Blues PaS.f
erson and the Centreve A. c. OF Bayonne. II was =
In the series of the National Association Foot
ball League and attracted nearly 800 spectators 10
Bayside Park. Bayonne. The CentreviIles won By
superb passing shortly before time called In ths
last half. Up to this period the were tied -
two goals each. J. McHugh and sargsant carried o1,
the honors for the CentIevilles and Lander did thS
best work for the True Blues.
The sun., 1897-12-13
BOWLING.

Recoras or Osnte.tina Cishs IN Hnpertant
... Teursansnts.
Bowlers, - rule. keep on making good scSres In
the many tournaments OF note - the following
records would seem 70 indicator