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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-08

POSITION wANrEp--By saw filer, ma
chin.st and all around min man. good
references strctly sober. l.. ID. KING.
Lake Charles, La. ~
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WANTED Position by first-class book.
keeper. salesman, thorough business
man. with best references. Address lS.,
this office.
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CALL FOR CITY WARRAN1s--
Registered warrants OF the CITY OF
Houston, numbered from ISL to 1861, in
elusive, viii be- paid on presentation IN
the City Treasurer on and after Satur-
day, March G, 1870. at 10 a. IN.
II y. RICE, Mayor
Houston. Texas, March 8, 1897. 5
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For RENT.

~. Lll,-S ,...IAus-
FOR RENT Fonr furnished rooms, COM
pieie for Hight housekeeping; ioob Main
street. IL
FOR WENT-Thrce modern cottagcs. nino
nice residences, seven we'll located
stores ten offices. twenty rooms. T. d.
Collins real estate aud rentals. 1OlSs
Congress.
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FOR RENT--1wo-slnr fve-room house,
corner Caroline and Webster, cheap. Ap.
ply noxt door y
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GNAPEVINES-Tcn tbOuaand IIerbemOnl
grape cuttings ana 20Oo rooted vines for
sale Inquire lGs7 Congress avenue
Civenue House, OF w, Is. wright, on
the Market Square Saturday. w. u,
Wright
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POh HOACIIES use Dandy Roach Exlei.
nennior; guaranteed effective; non'lo OF.
1870 At Lswyn's Drug Store. opposite
Capitol itotel. .
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FOR RENT~.Nicc. large. cool upstairs
south rooms. furnished, hot aud cold
bnthsi All modern rcnvcniences. close 10
buSin,Nsi strictly private family. Az,
ply tM Capitol avenue
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WANTED-PosiNon by nrst-class ma
rlne. stat onary aud pile driver cnsirect
capable OF making repairs, good steam
nttcr a1d machlnist; we'll recommended,
~. ihIE ntiicc.
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WANTED White woman TO cook and do
laundry work In small family. Apply
ISIS reasc avenue. .
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II. Plppor,
NJ. IIorwitg.

OFFICE OF Houston and Tcxas Central
Railroad CompanY-Iious.on. Texas,
March .. 1871 Notice Is hereby given
that the regular annual meeting of the
Stockholders and OF the Board of III
tral Railroad Company WIN he held at
the office OF the company. in the city OF
Houston, Texas. on Monday. tine 9th day
OF April, 1881, at T. O'Clock m.
~ u. W. CnNn- SenralnrV.
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.FoPN SALE.

FOR SALi-ro atrre Monday, Sih car
extra broke mules MI Sizes, a few goon
dnNlng horses. SAndhcrEs stable bli
Preston, my permanent location, \, Is.
Tougcy. II
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MRS. FCKERT, fortune teller, has moved
from li1d Preston avenue to 1873 Texas
uN-.u1A y
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ANrED--Comretent atd honest negro
woman to cook. wash and iron; good
home for the right person. Address r..
n. Foster. Branchvillc. 'reNas.
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durstands machinery: we'll posted on oil
mill and ga machinery. Address Ma
chin,ry, TINS ofhce "
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AT THE BRISTOL STABLE, Az Smith
street, phone No. 50. Houston, Texas.
inihsS Weighing tr,rn nino TO twelve
hundred pounds, from TO years old;
well broke. Din a Beck, "
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- EInENCIAL.

r---IIll- -----------------------------7
| - FINANCIAL.
s..lsAbS.- --a~.Ausl..i.~
MONEY no LOAN on good city property:
lots and land for Yalc in amy locality at
closn plicos. r. ] Collins. lolG,s Com
pross avenue. ruii oBilte and rentals. .
MONEY Ia loan on good agricultural
lands IN South Texas or iuhido city prom
,rty. no delay. Il. u, W,lsey. bli I'inz
huldluE ~
HAVE 5000 20 loab on inside CITY prop
erty, to run liye 20 tea years; low rates.
Address l@. THIS office. Ill
5000 or 5000 10 LOAN on improved city
property for three or I'VE years, city
y, rip bought. g.. A. Wpln. Di.ls Con
sress, over krupp y Tuffy's. o
500 900 10 LOAN on approved Houston
business aud residence property at T. y
hnl 10 per cent interest. Apply 10 ". l..
Mlls. 2J7 Main street.
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a BUSINESS on Main street, near Cap
ltol hotel paying $4,000 per month viii
lnyoicr si5r. price. sl2dD cash Norfeet
q
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FOR SALii-One billiard and two pool
tables, on easy payments, or viii trade
Tor horses or anything olac of value
Scanning ~ HOLMAN. %
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equipped plant IN the South, send ~
your work. 4. Witty. corner Main and
ErunIxiln
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FOR SALE-Cheap. Reedy freight clo-
yator for a two-story house, A. BE ring.
,
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FOR SAI.E--An assortment OF second
hand battling, pLlleys, shafting. hangers,
piping. etc. cal at the business Office OF
The Post ! Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-08

For RENT--Ono furnished aecond story
front room ia gentlemen. Can at ITO
Walker II
FOW HfNf-Siore Ne. 100 Congress ave-
nue., opposite court house Apply Z. j.
koehcr. 9oa 1onerers avenue. II
FOR RENT Floor spare on second floor
liuMnoss Manager. u
STORAGE m m5IsSa;,.d A A. o,, Hlss for
storing Furniture aud Merchandise Of
all Kinds, Pcifn & 20.
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FOR RENT Twenty acres on gravel
rad oilse OF llous.tor. suitable Tor truck
farm. dairy. hogs or chickens. Frank
Siorne, 1li Main street. u
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$50 WEEKLY salary am expenses psHi
statesmen for cigars: experience unnec-
essary, permanent position. The w. l..
Kline Co ST Louis Mo. &c
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WANrED--Dressmak mast have New
York references from \ leading house
inr my abscice. Madame X. Joseph. lol
Main,
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FOR SAI.E-5ls acres high black sandy
prairie land, Situated fourteen miles east
from Houston; fronts On Buffalo baNon
and extends 10 the La Porte railroad:
owner wants money. Address Nm.
Hunter. IIutchins House. ~
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HEADQUARTERS for new. garden and
flower seed for spring planting, from u.
1andreth a Sons and Peter Henderson
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PIANOS Pianosi, pianos,! New York and
Chicago pianos; large size $50, s75 and
Piano TO rent. I'll Main st., Mason
block. 10
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" ANTED-F Furnished room. without
beard N Third or Fouth ward. for one
gentleman, q. a.. this dfce. s
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WANTED-A hustler as district manager
for Union Mutual Life Of Portland Me.
Apply or address Il. H. Shumato state
manager liutchins HOSE.
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WANTED--A good cook denale>. Apply
at 2l0a Commerce aventc.
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Wide awake collecting
Ecncy at 3ll Fanu.n ct. under opera
house. can and VIII collect your notes
accounts and rents promptly. w. v.
Graves, manapcr ID
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FOR SAIE--lia5 acres Of fine prairie land.
all under fence in fine ncighborhoud.
three m les southwest of Wallis, Junction
Of a. +. and s. e, tour miles east Of
Chester aud four miles north Of East
Bernard station For prices and terms,
ton, Texas. D
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Heara Old. al a bargain. thorough rel
racer, for day or two Gully. Apply TO
"OMnnr.N AZ hnmlhnrm l.ArrN SlAhlcn. y
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

FOR sALE- -Thirty acres. partly unprov-
ed. AZ mites from court house. for less
than adjoining uniInproved property =
selling for. Ecx l6S, Alvin, TeNos, ~
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PLANT EGGS--Eggs from the ilnesi Par
fridge COchlna IN he South 10 for Sl0l.
eggs from tho largest aud best Pehin
bucks III Texas, u for ZOO the best Is
H. Vasmcr. corner Louisiana and Smith
streets D
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BRING your broken glassware, chnawg,re
10 the Boston Sc and l0c stand. corner
Main and ConvreAS avenue. Giant Co,
ment l5C and Doc vial.
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FOR SALE-.Iust arrived q now I0t , 81
gnade Jerseys. all fresh with young
calves, at California Stables, corner Of
FRANKLIN and CheneYert hlrect. .
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SD EDS-IIeadquarters for Texas. hand
sheliod Texas and Northern corn, Golden
Beauty. King. Oklahoma Giant, Whac
Pearl; one ear alfalfa clover. from - 10
g. per bushCl; five ears sorghum nmnor
ana orange, one car Tennessee Triumph
potatoes; one ear milo maize. Kafiir
and Jerusalem corn: Jerusalem aru-
chokes this week loo per buslial genuine
storm proof cotton sesi; onion ssts, ycl-
low and white, broom corn; buckwheat;
Planet, Jr., piows; bulk seeds OF every
description. wholesale or retail. llol-
lOMaY Sod Go. pallas. Texas u
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FOR SALE OR RENT--Smnl farm. suit
dairy farm; FIVE and q h2f miles from
court house, good soil, water, roads.
school and neghbors. Address Il. :.
Johnson, 400 Main street. 3
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MRS, a. WATTS OF galveston. clalrvov-
ant medium. 606 Austin street, walk up-
stairs hours, to p. m IL
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AGENTS and brancn mslay~r; salary OF
commission. Hunter Tailoring anS Suirt
Co. Cincinnati Ohio.
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LAMPsl LAMPS, LAMps!-lncandesc
lamps, Who'll .ssle and retail. arnaiure
Winding a specially; electrical and rail-
way supplies The Barden Sheets Blcc-
trlcal Construction Company. 9W Preston
az "
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PROFESSOR KNEESHAW, trance me.
Gium aud magnetic healer, may he con-
suited at his rooms, 1909 Freeman street,
hours 10 to ! q. m. and 70 y. m. ID
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rlANO-D Direct from New York factory.
largest and best Instrument IN the city
for the price See II Il Plano EGchnngn
Gl5 rrnNla sirent. o
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GOOD CLOTHING MAN and Thoroughly
mapent position with h ,use In some
small town, al present employed here.
for reasons that Will be given. desires
epces. Address at once. Bike. this Of.
nce.
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TIL; most complete aud carefully select
ed trimmings, suitable for dressmakers,
millinery, must be sold at cost as
nnl myself ovcrstocked. Madame Il.
Joseph i06 Main. IL
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BIC YCLEs-seD. f35. $40, {5ll save dealers
profits and buy direct from manufac-
iurcr. wheels delivered at once. see
agent nj Bristol hotel, Houston, .
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WANTEll-SStuatlon an bookkeepcr or
commissary man. sober, attentive. TWEEN
~ years experience; highest references;
object. salary. Address Il. s. Cauthorn
Corrigan, Texas. !
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ANrED--Travelirg slAesman TO take
along an advance agency. good pay
1913 Congress avenue hlSsmoht.
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MARRIAGE paper with 1900 ADVERTISE
menls of mnirlaBeable people. many
rich: list of books novelties, etc, free.
4 IL C;unnels Toledo, Ohio. 3-l9
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STEM OF large experience de-
sires position; will 20 anywhere ana
WORK Tor moIerate salary. must nave
aid, Anderson, Texas. 8
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WE HAVE MORE CALLS for stenoG-
raphers than We can supply, prepare
Yourself for position by taxing a.
course Houston Shorthand and Type
whiting school, Mason Block. Miss Alice
II Harucr principal. U
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FINE farming lands, twenty miles west
Of Houston, NJ 81 per acre. win give
six years 10 ray for same. II. Il. WI
Soy 81 Birz building. ~
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wOMAN'S BOARD,

The monthly meeting of the Woman S Board of Grace hospital will be held this afternoon at o'clock at the resi- dence of Dr. Sage, AS Howe street,
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Fi1IanIia1.

Following are the closing prices re- ported by Prince & Whitely, bankers and brokers, 46 Broadway, New York, and 15 Center street, New Haven:
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DR. YOUNG,s IlECTUREs.

Dr. Egerton R. Young, who is to lec- ture in New Haven on Wednesday, Mo- vember 10, is personally known to many ii, New Haven. For many years he la bored as a missionary in Canada, among the Cree Indians in Manitoba and his experiences in that north land are full of thrilling interest. He has Iectured widely in this country and in England. Rev. c. H. Sturgeon says of him. Robinson Crusoe himself can scarcely beat Egerton Young, and then the story is true,' while Chaplain Hc- Cabe s7'is him "the John B. Cough among '.liJ"v speakers"
 The New Haven Indian association has secured pr. Young's visit to New Haven. He will speak at Center church chapel on Wednesday afternoon next at o'clock on "The India0 Woman as She Was and Is." On Wednesday eve- ing he will speak in the First Metho- dist church at 8 o'clock on Romantic Life in the Land of the Auroras."
 There will be no admission fee at either lecture, but a collection will be taken, All are welcome.
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 GEORGE BROWN ARRESTED.
New Canaan Man Charged With As
 sault on Miss Hall.

New. Canaan Man Charged With As
 sault on Miss Hall.
 Stamford, Nov 7.-George Brown of New Canaan, who has lately been in the employ of Thomas Bland and has worked upon new houses on Suburban avenue, was locked up yesterday after noon and will have to answer to seri- ous charge in the city court.
 Brown is the man who offered to take Miss Hall of New Haven to the depot last Sunday night and who, it is alleg- ed, drove her up into the country near Roxbury and attempted to assault her. He denies the assault.
 Miss Hall. who was back in town ye~- terday, identified him at police head quarters as her assailant. It seems that her name is not Hall She was anxious to let the case drop, disliking publicity. The prosecuting attorney however, since he heard of the alleged assault, has insisted that such thing shall not take place in Stamford with out complete investigation and pun ishment of the guilty parties, and the woman has now consented to go upon the witness stand and tell her story to the city court.
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FAIR HAVEN HAPPENINGS.
Miss Post Won a Whist Prize-K. G. E. Annual Ball-A Tribute to Father Null holIand-Personal Mention.

Miss Post Won Whist Prize-K. G. E. Annual Ba1l-A Tribute to Father Null holland-Personal Mention.
 The marriage of Herbert Horton of Lombard street and Miss Jane Platt will take place November 12 at the home of the brides parents, Ozone Park, Long Island A new house on Grafton street is being fitted up for the residence of the couple.
 Miss Susie Post of Grand avenue was successful in winning the first prize at the meeting last week of the Matinee Whist club. The prize was cut glass cream jug with silver top.
 Thursday of next week has been set for the annual donation visit to the Home of the Friendless.
 The fifth annual ball of Columbia cas- tie, No. g. K. c. E., will be held Thurs day evening at Polar Star hall. The grand march will be at S:15, with music by Doolittle and prompting by Cole man.
 At the Park chapel, Morris Cove, Rev. Daniel J. Clark of East Haven preached the sermon yesterday after noon. The hour for the Sunday school has been changed from 8 D. m. to Il a. m.
 When Contractor John T. Sanford, 2d, finished placing the slate black boards in the newly fitted school rooms, third floor of the Strong build ing, he will set the blackboards in the reconstructed Eaton school building. He has also placed these blackboards in the new Ezekiel Cheever and Roger sherman school houses.
 The small schooner Nathan F. Dixon, which came to the Fair Haven Rolling mill last week with iron, was formerly the mail boat between Newport and Block Island before the steam mail packet was put on. This vessel has brought several cargoes of iron for the rolling mill.
 On Saturday evening of next week will be held the second in the peoples course of entertainments at the Grand avenue Congregational church The entertainment will be given by the Park Sisters quartette of Boston.
 Hiram Camp division, Sons of Tenn perance will give a fifteen cent supper at the home of Mrs. Perry, 10S Vol colt street. on Wednesday evening.
 A new reading desk has been placed in the Clintonville chapel. The mate rials were donated by Rev. MT. Lusk, rector of St, Johns church, North Ha- ven, and the work was done by Hobart Allen. MT. Lusk also donated a gold leaf cross.
 By the will of the late Marietta Bailey of Ferry street, the sum of $500 has been donated to the Grand avenue Baptist church.
 Good progress is being made in the grading of the new electric road to run from East Haven to Short Beach. A ~umher of East Haven teams are em-
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ih' Science knows of no exception and this point made by him is a strong one. He also urges that the scientific doubt or the age would be met and revelation rest also upon nature and not alone on authority. This is a consummation to De wished. The book was antagonized by the religious thought that maintains that the spiritual should not be detlled by the material, a school of thought that passed away with the greater Vic torian poets, In @ line Browning states Drummond's position: The great blow clenches the great above
 "The essays hardly fuihl the promise made in the preface. In tracing the natural laws in the spiritual world there are many facts which he fails to account for. These defects he covers by making God the environment. He seems to forget that laws are replaced by new laws. He allows the vast array of material facts to obscure the few spiritual realities we know, such as freedom and commences, His next book was The Ascent of Man.
 Hesitation in accepting it grew out of the fact that iticontradicted the fall of Adam, and the theory of original sin dependent on the historical correctness of the account of the creation. Two discoveries have influenced the theology of the century. The first, that the first chapters of Genesis are not historical, and that the second, that man was not created perfect. The work of theology is at present one of adjustment to these new facts. Drummond with Le Couce saw more clearly than any others the necessity of getting Christianity in touch with these new facts He saw that love could not be made to rest on still deeper foundations. He shows that the struggle for life is accompanied by the struggle for the life of another. There must have been love at the be- ginning else all would have been de- stroyed There must be altruism. God did not make a good world and change it to a bad. He made it good at the beginning and there must have been love at the beginning. Love is the germinal principle in the world. Man does not draw his love from the natural world, but from God, through the natural, Like many other authors, Drummond had great difficulty in find ing a publisher for his book, and when he did he never expected to hear from it again. He was seated at his camp fire in Africa when the news was brought to him of the success of his book"
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BE STRONG AND HEARTY.
How To Be Strong and Full of
 Life and Vigor.

If you starve for two days you would feel as weak as a cat.
 Proof enough that your food is the cause of your strength.
 If your stomach is sick, you're starv- ing away your strength. Slowly per haps, but none the less surely.
 You feel it yourself.
 You have nausea, loss of appetite, headache, giddiness, pam in the stom- ach, loss of strength, spirits and ambi- ton.
 What do you think? That it's your head?
 But it's not. It's simply your stom- ach. .sa
 Food is strength. Stomach makes it available. If stomach won't work, food does not become available strength.
 Shaker Digestive Cordial will in a few doses, make your stomach well and help your food make you strong.
 Who wouldn't be strong? Whoever won't take Shaker Digestive Cordial.
 Sick, tired, weary men and women, those who are working their bodies and brains too hard will find relief and strength in Shaker Digestive Cordial
 It makes strength. It makes health. It makes happiness.
 It's not an ordinary medicine, it's a cordial.
 It's pleasant to take and more than pleasant in it's results.
 For sale by all druggists at 10, 25, 50 cents and $100 a bottle.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-11-08
H1LLHoUsE DEFEATS MERIDEN.

A touchdown every three minutes Is an unheard of thing these days, but the Hillhouse high school eleven succeeded in accomplishing that feat last Satur- day morning at Yale field. The game was with Meriden and semi-final con- tet for the championship of the Inter- cholastic league.
 There were about 1000 spectators present, 200 of which were from Meri- den and the rest supporters of old Hill house. Enthusiasm was very preva- lent, especially among the young ladies, until the game was assured, and then little interest was manifested by any one. t
 The final score was Hillhouse, 70; Meriden, 4.
 Hillhouse and New Britain will play at Yale field next Saturday morning for the championship. This will be a great game, as both teams play well and each expects to be victorious.
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OTHER FOOTBALL GAMES

 At Orange-Orange Athletic club, A.; Riverside Athletic club of Newark, 6. At Hartford-Trinity, 4; Wesleyan, G.. At ambridge-Harvard Freshmen, 52; University of Pennsylvania Fresh men, O.
 At Trenton-I1ill School, 8; Law renceville, 0.
 At Newton, Mass.--Brown, 24; New ton, 0. . ,.t At Ithaca-Cornell 45; Pennsylvania State College, 0. At Amherst-Amherst, 6; Williams, 6. At Lakeville, Conn. Hotchkiss School, 6; Yale Freshmen. 4, At Exeter, N. H.-Bates, 30; Phillips Exeter, O.
 At Medford, Mass.-Tufts, 20; Bow doin, 8.
 At Standardization, 57; La Fay cite, 0.
 At Chicago-University of Chicago, 34; Notre Dame. 5.
 At Hanover, N. H.--Sophomores, 10; Freshmen, 4.
 At Wellesley, Mass.-Laurel A. A., O.; Maugus A. A.. 0.
 At Burlington, Vt.-University of Vermont, 26; Norwich University, 4. At Norfolk, Va,-University of Maryland, IS; Virginia Polytechnic In- stitute, 4.
 At New Britain-New Britain high school, 4S; Hartford, 5. At Milford = Hopkins Grammar school, 6; Lafayette eleven, 6. At Brooklyn-Irving, G.; Yale consoli- dated, 4
 At tPhiladelphia-Pennylvania, 20; In- dians, 1O