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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-09

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S3OO-POOL ROOM. Barber Shop,
Cigars and Tobacco. 5000 down:
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S400-MARKET and Provision Store
changed hands once i'm % years.
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s1OOO-LODGING HOUSE, elegant
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5O0-LODGING HOUSE, 16 rooms,
all rented, part down;
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-Anything to sell or trade:
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A5O-GROCERY. with living rooms,
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S700-GROCERY, elegant fixtures, fine
stock, part down. balance monthly;
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s5OO-RESTAURANT, established 10
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LODGING HOUSE-Sale or eX-
change; excellent location, elegantly
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ever offered: price low, terms easy; VIII
trade for farm. seashore house or land;
call from IL TO IL. j. +. COSTELLO, 200
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SI5O FOR TIC.

Watch cleaned, 15c.: main spring. 75c..
price on other work in proportion; done
by the most skilled workmen on earth.
At HOSMER'S, corner Westminster anc
Franklin. open evenings. o15 II
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

Male.
YOUNG MAN wants situation in ho-
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SMITH, IL North So, Boston. Ji-6t
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Female Help.

WANTED-Ladies wishing To earn
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TO LET-End house in block No. a.
Lloyd street. 13 rooms, now being put In
order. G.. L. & II. J. GROSS. Room :.
Banigan Building.
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Millinery trimmers and
makers: experienced; steady work. APP
ply at once ready for work. HlRSH &
PARK. Medway Mass. Hotel with
steam heat in every room; board very
reasonable. J4-bt
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Agents.

AGENTS Wanted want ! agent in
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lord Bros Transparent Adhesive
Parchments." For particulars sample
and terms. Address j. y. DUDE, Cor
han. n. III. -
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TO LET-.Lower fat. 63H John street;
practically new house. with all the
latest conveniences, rooms; rent s25
per month. G. L. & II. J. GROSS. Room
2, Banigan Building.
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FOR SALE-Just arrived, one car Of
% Cows; New Mich and Springers:
cheap for cash, or trade for Beef or Dry
Cows. G. w. GREENE, Ruggles Farm
North Scituate, II. /. ji-6t
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TO LET-lS9 Lennox avenue. one-half
OF @ double house. rooms. modern;
ready for occupancy Nov. lst.. 1898. q.
l.. & III. j. GROSS. Room 2. Banigan
Building.
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FOR SALE-Sewing machine cheap.
220 Dean street. j5-6t
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TO LET-20 Brighton street. upper
fiat, rooms: modern conveniences. one
block from Broadway car line. y. L.
and Ii. ]. Gross. Banigan building.
o12-ts.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Beautiful bay mare;
handsome as a picture; stands l5.3;
weighs 1880: age years; fearless of OBJ
jects and not afraid of electric or steam
cars; extra good roadster moves strong
and gracefully; extra knee action; safe
for a lady to drive; don't write unless
you wish to pay $3.50 for a mare, worth
a great deal more. Address Lock box
No. a. Barre, Vermont. j6-6t
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FOR SALE,-One 30horse portable
boiler, stack, injector; one 20 To 80
horse engine: one 10-horse Otto gasoline
engine: all in fine condition. +. w.
BOYDEN, agent, 20 Oak street. Spring
field, Mass. jan3 ct
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CANVASSERS wanted. male or fc-
male. to- sell tea. .AN. 1872 Boylston ST.
lott
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AGENTS MAKE MONEY-selling
polish FOR rubber shoes, Try 1t, sample
g5c Electric Polish CO.. 235 Washing
ton street. Boston. Ja5
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FOR SALE-Prize winning Blue An
dalusian cockerel, New London 81; also
cockerels bred from same; Black Mi
norca cockerels. bred from cockerel
heading LIST pen Buffalo '9S; special
prices TYLER CKUTTENDEN. Nor
Wicb Conn 1a2-bt
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TO LET-Tenement of six rooms on
floor; handy to Gorhams and Roger
williams Park; IL RuthergleD ave.
nue.: rent $l2 Inquire 957 Westminster
street. te30-tt.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

j. T.. BRAWNER'S bookkeeping sys-
tenn guarantees trial balance first day
each month; your trial balance unre-
liable, may balance, still your books be
wrong. Address Lock Box 6i2, Worces-
ter. jan9
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TO LET-Desirable tenement,
rooms. set range, hot and cold water:
rent S12 per month. 290 Broad street.
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TO LET-Stable. S0xS2, Globe s,ieor.
adapted for livery. boarding or privase
stable. G. l.. g. II. ]. GROSS. Bani.
gan building.
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FOR RENT-Cottage house, Burnett
street; 10 rooms; $25 per month. Apply
TO d. RUSSELL BROWN. 62 Exchange
place
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TO LET-3S Arch street lower fat, 10
rooms, everything modern; rent $50 per
month, with barn. s. month extra. 6.
/. & II. j. GROSS, 2 Panigan Building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
Dartmouth's Bright Prospects,.

HANOVER. Sept. 27.-Dartmouth is starting
in the football season with n number Of old
mon on hand and much raw but good material
among the freshmen. Randall D6. and Kelly.
'o7, are in charge OF the men pending DR. Wur-
temburG's arrival next week. Randall, while
having general charge OF the whole team, In
giving most OF his time to the 1--WE middlemen
Kelly is directing his efforts to building up the
position he played in college and. with ten or a
dozen candidates for end. he will undoubtedly
succeed in Strengthening that position Of the
line. The backs are under the direction
OF Can't. Wentworth who has but
one position to MI. occassioned by
the graduation OF Crolius. Dartmouth's run
ming hnIt.back for the last four wears. The
following are the old men now In training
Wentworth Boyle. orc onnor. Gilmore. Proctor.
Jennings, Stickney. Butterneld. CraigR, Lowe
Corson. Varney and AllinG. Tho absence OF
Rogers last years centre. owing 10 family
Illness. Is serious loss to the team, but no
is expected back in time to play against Yale
Capt Wentworth said: The team this year
is very light, but the men are PLAYING n
snapPy game, and II We can keen them
In good condition we expect successful
season. The new men who have showed up
the best aH yet are Wnaen Dow. Crowell. Riley
Briggs and Brown" Manager MciJhvitt M
issued the following schedule: ~
Sept. 30 Exeter at Hanover: Oct. / RoWdo.n ~
Hanover; Oct -. Yale At Newton; OF. a. viii An a
at hanover. oct e.. :. Al A. Mt West Point; Nov
Camhnd<e NV. IL, COLUMBIA at New York. SnS
rs, Brown at Providence, ''
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MRS e11Ds PAGER nuSs AwA1
Policeman Murphy. who Caught Him,
Dragged from His Horse on the Speedway.

Policeman Murphy. who Caught Him,
Dragged from His Horse on the Speedway.
The wel-known racer. Jack. 2:12h. caused
excitement yesterday afternoon mt Speedway
Park. by taking the bit between his teeth and
running away with Mrs H. ID. Gill. who was
driving him. Jack has been known as one Of
the best hammered harness horses on the
Speedway. but the change in the weather
or something else nut pranks into his head
yesterday and Mrs. Gill could do nothing with
him. After she had tried unsuccessfully .hree
or four times TO start him in brush with Aloes
2:O9'4. and some other flyers. she finally got
tho big fellow squared away In a flight
OF speed from Washington Bridge northward
toward Dyckman street. He stepped 1t off at
furious clip. Up near the bend Mira. Gill tight
ened the relns 10 stop tho flying PAGER. but
Jack had the bit in his teeth and was running
away on pace. As tho horse sped past the
turn in the road Mrs. Gill called out to
Mounted Policeman Murphy:
Stop my horse! oh. stop him! He's run
ming awayl'
chase of300 yards brought Murphy along
side the runaway.
Keep him going straight. I've got him n ow."
Just then the runaway swerved and broke into
run Murphy had TO choose between letting
go q the runaway. and losing his seat in the
moyement dragged him of his own horse
Murphy went down in front OF the runaway.
Horse Snd wagon oSer he
him on the leg. Fortunately Mrs Gilrs wagon
caused no injury. Murphy was on his feet in
an Instant and nGforr the biz PAGER could start
was unhurt. and insisted on remaining in the
wagon and driving Jack back down town.
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Tho Win n ers at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sept 27.-The Harlem track was heavy
aud sticky, but there were several close finishes,
nevertheless, and the sport was good conaidering
stables will leave for Latonia at the close of the
meeting. Summary:
Frat Race-siI furlongs-Elidad. 9o IT. Burns, q
to /, won Red aidd 100 CMitcheiD. to l. second;
Harry Lee u3 tDugAn). 3 to ], third Time. 1875.
second Race-Onc mile-Isen. 1o4 MITCHELL. to
l. won: The Plutocrst, 1o7 tHamiltonD. 4 TO !.
second: Chauncey Fisher, 100 u. Boland), IL to
l. third. Time. 2OoA.
Third Race-slI furiongs- Horseshoe Tobacco. II o
(Coniey) 6b to l. won: Jim Gore ii. 100 tViutoel
10 to l. second Montgomery. los Mitchell. to /.
third. Time, l:24h
Fourth RAcs-SiI furlonCs-Verify. 100 (Vittitoe)
l to 2 won; Sam Lazarus. ESQ, W (DuHauJ, to /,
second: Bishop Reed. lo4 (Mitchsll. TO .. third.
Time. l:24.
Fifth Race-Five ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ia IT.
Burns to 10. won: Kitty Q. 100 u. Brown. o to
l. second: La CGrinA, 100 d. BolAndj, 100 to L. third.
Time. l:lI.
Sixth Race-One and oneelRhth miles-Kng Ber-
muuA lO2 tVittito,), 8 to 2, won; TAppan, lO7 L..
Rosel TO p second; Wilson. 1o5 IT. Burns. to l.,
third. Time 2l2k
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28

The Lenox Tennis Clubs fall tournament
was continued again Yesterday afternoon. The
scores:
Championship sinGles-Frst Round. Kssrncy.
Jr.. beat o. NJ. Bternfeld, 10, 26, 10; W. Beck
ley be .. W. A. Mitchell ia ldefaulted).
Second Round-H. II. Haywood heat J. ReArnOy.
Jr., Cd, 4-n. 80; II. T. Bryan boat c. p Rice.
a. al: +. i. Rice beat W. Berkley, al, 80.
Championship Doubles Preliminary Round-H.
H. Haywood and G. sternfeld beat ". J: Cunningham
and r. 7. Rice, Jr.. 6-+, so, -; II. =. Rice and
&. p. Rice beat ID. Emery and ]. +. r. Savage, 6-2.
"a.
The mem bers fall tournament at the West
Side Tennis Club was continued yesterday
Cham on ship Sin ees-F irst round-H. A. TallAnt
heat C. NJ. RelyeA, ID. S-2.
Second Round-H. A. Tallant heat II. d, Thurber,
Semi. Anal ROM 10. NJ. Bostwick beat c. CrAGin.
"a, "A, 6-3.
HA ,dicsp Singles. First Round-A; 8 Cragin.
sci Atch beat f. p Hamlin, scratch, by default X. o.
Hicks scratch. beat S. 8. Barr. hfeen. by default.
Second Round-A. s. CrAgin, scratch, beat Il. o..
Hicks scratch, ~, ii--3, 60
Championship Doubles-Preliminhry Round-E. P.
Fischer AVID @, CrsGin beat II. U. Hicks and c. NJ.
Relyea, b-6 b-4.
Consolation singles Preliminary Round-C NJ.
Relyea heat ". b. Dinsmore, 40, d..
First Rouud-W. b, Cragn. Jr. beat r. o. hicks,
60 6-2, t-3.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28

4 Constant Reader, New York.-He was born in
1875.
A. Rains. New YorR--Address him care of Henry
Padden, Broadway A. &.
Charles Williams, New York-He was born in In
dianApolis Ind, and is GENTLE.
K, q. New Nork-He is at present at New Dorp.
Staten Island. where he is training.
Jimmy Barry is coming East in a few days to make
match with any llO-podnder. Barry would like
tO fight Harry Ware,
Spike sullivan IL to meet Jerome Qugey at Coney
Island next MONDAY night. The battle was arranged
yesterday and l. Tor twenty-five rounds.
The illness " oscar Gardner may prevent Bon
Jordan from meeting him. In this event Jordan
viii lie matched to ace Marty McCue Jack Hamii.
ton.
Joe Chovnsdi is soon TO show his form in the
East. He was matched yesterday TO meet Australian
Jimmy Ryan before ono of the local clubs within
three weeks time
Oscar Gardner. the Omaha Kid. will not face
marry McCus at the; broadway A. q. tonight. He
Vas taken Ill yesterday and Joe Cain of brooklyn
Vii tAko has slace. CAM II Iat-d n hue puKiliSi
hAa 10 eApec,Aa 10 put up hs,d h.ht
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28

ITHACA. Sept. Pin the first home game OF
tho season Cornell to-day defeated the eleven
OF Syracuse University by a score of II to in
fifteen minute halves. Syracuse was weak in
defensive and offensive play and the Cornell
rooters were surprised TINT their team did rot
win ny larger score. While tho individual
memoers OF the Cornell eleven did we'll tho
they lacked coaching. Walbridge mate by far
tho most bri liant plays during tho first half
and succeeded in making several long end
runs. Starbuck made most OF COrnell's i'm
poTtant gains during the last half. Dorr played
was one OF the features
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FOOTBALL.
PennSyIvania starts Her Season by q 90
too Victory.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. ~. - Pennsylvania
opened the local football season to- day by de-
feating Franklin and Marshall by AZ to 0 in
twenty-minute halves 1t was an ideal day
for football. and about 5000 spectators
were present on Franklin Field. With
the exception OF the two guards. Hare
and McCracken. Pennsylvania played en-
tirely different teams in the two halves
What was supposed to be the better team
played the irst half and scored sixteen points.
The supposed weaker team double this In the
second half making 81. a total OF AZ. For 90
early in the season Pennsylvania played a
rafting good game. But two mistakes were
Marshall never gained and only had tho ba II
when II was kicked to them. The team OF the
second half far outplayed that of the first half
in snap and das h and In the interference.
In the first half Kennedy played fairly at
halfback. and Hare and McCracken mnde big
gains around tho end. running from the
guards back" formation. In tho second half
Hare and McCracken were not ca led upon
much. The ends. Howell and ORlesby played
rafting good games. az did FlAveli at tack le
and Woodey. the 135-pound IuarterhacE
WHOSE ninety-yard run through the, entire
opposing team for q touchdown was the feat
ure OF tho game.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
Bumps Makes a Worlds Record to Wagon
mt Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. Sept. 27.-The worlds record
for one mile to wagon was broken to- day by
Bumps. brown gelding by Baron Wilkes
Queen Ethel. by Strathmore. The new record
Is 2:03'4, one and one-half seconds better than
the previous record made one year ago at Jolet.
Ill., by Joe Patchen. Bumps is owned by G. G.
X. Billings. president OF the Chicago Gas Com
pany The conditions were not especially
favorable. The word was given after
the first scoring and Bumps turned
the first quarter in 0:3O and the half
in 90 runner started in at the half and
another at the three-quartara. which was in
1:3l. Coming down the stretch Bumps was
firing. but was not touched with the whip until
nearing the wire AS the wire was passed In
2!03'i thousands were on their feet cheering
wildly. Bumps was driven by W. s. Snow OF
Buffalo.
The chief Btake OF the day was the final cham
nionship $4,000 free-for- all trotting stations.
Tommy Brltton was installed an odds on
favorite at $50. field $40. He was easily the
best. The Louisville stake for 2:20 trottsrs
was captured in straight heats BY Valpa. an
outsider, who HAD all the speed Of the bunch
morrow's card vii be the free-for-al pace
between searchlight. Anaconda and Directly.
Summary
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CARRIAGES&HARNES
less. that there was noticeable change in the

less. that there was noticeable change in the
spirit with which they vert into the game
after reappearing uron the field. OF the play
ers who were injured in yesterdays practice.
the fres hmhn hal back, are still on the retired
list. and probably will not be in the game
again before Monday Mills. substitute guard.
last year. however, appeared in his Iegaia
again this afternoon. but left the rougher work
IN The Inc UP with the scrub for his freshman
rival. Dana. The appearance on the field yes
terday Of Prof. Fine. Chairman OF the Faculty
Athletic Committee. in conference with Capt.
Edwards. explains the absence OF several Of
the veterans and scrub players to-day who will
he obliged TO better their scholarship standing
before resuminR work on tho slmad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
Maher to ChniIenr. Mccoy.

The easy victory which Peter Maher secure |
over Joe Kennedy OF California AT the LenoS
A. {. on Tuesday night has given him t.
ncwcd confidence. Mahcr declares he vas
never IN better health than he is AZ Iips"ur.
~" hall TO IHE SrS reporter yesterday
some time during rcNt week will post 4.
iortcit and issue direct challenge 10 KID Me
tnf. ! am firmly convinced that ] can heat
MIN. know more about the game than ever
,lld now and he facI that can punch Just as
hard with my left a. / can with III" right shnwS
mat my hitting bowers have not dcs"riel mr.,
II McCoy docs NOT care to meet me-. vii meet
the winner Of tbs JeffrieS -Shnrke Y hnttla.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28

ST. LOUIS, Sept 27.-MSnAGsr Tebeau hiss secured
from Detroit Catcher Buleow, Pitcher Thomas and
Outhelder billiard.
The LouiSvilleA seven games and scored
seYentv.seve runs against the Philadelphia, the
times.
The Star Athletics Of Newark have Sunday, Oct. &,
open for q game and would like TO hear from the
Jersey or Paterson clubs. Address Charles smith,
272 south Eleventh street. Newark. N. J.
No other League club has won many games
from the BAltimores as the Cincinnatis. The Reds
placed nine victories to their credit and scored
seventy eight runs in the series against Ac1raw
mcu. while tue latter players won four games and
an up total OF nfty.0ne runa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
DAVE WALLACE ARRIVES.
The English Featherweight here to Meet
doc Bernstein.

Dave Wallace. the English featherweiRht.
arrived from Boston yesterday. at which port
he landed on Tuesday from Queenstown.
Wallace's presence in this country swolls the
colony OF English pugilists now here from the
other side to meet American opponents to
fourteen Jordan. viii Curey. Harry Ware
and Wallace. The latter comes to meet Joe
Bernstein. and this battle will probably be de-
eided atl the Broadway A. G. within a month
with long reach. He has the appearance OF
a fighter who does not lack determinatio
TO Judge from his appearance he must have
passed through many hard fought battle.
Wallace was to have been Tommy Whites OPP
latter went to England a few years ago. lie
was taken i'll however so Ben Jordan was su b.
stituted
Wallace leaves for Asburv Park to-day to
Join the Jeffries camp. He will spar with Cur
ley and Ware.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
Harness Racing at Minsoia.

MINEoLA. Sept 27.-The harness racing to-
day was OF high order. In tho three M mute
pace VI. j. Sinnott's geldng Olivewood won in
straight heats. going the first heat in 2:2Ot..
ID. Aleantara added another victory to his list
by tiptoeing his field in the 2:40 trot In tho
morning. ponies and carriage horses were ex-
hibited. The stallion Albatros. driven by it's
owner. Mrs. Flynn. did an exhibition half m lie
in l :OS a. ard later made the same time with
out any driver. Summaries:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
4 $1,000 HARNESS RACE.

James Butler Offers to Match Anaconda
Against Prince Alert.
When James Hanley's hoppled PAGER Prince
Alert won his remarkable race at Bethlehem.
Pa. few days ago. the report camo from there
to THE Sun stating that the owner OF
the horse believed he could beat Ana
condo. 2:O3h.. and had offered to match
him against the Californian for $4,000
and turfman OF this city. writes to THE
sun that he is willing to back Anaconda against
Prince Alert for $4,000 a side. tho horses to
pace, over the Lexington track during the
coming meeting Of the Kentucky Breeders
are ready. and a race should be arranged il the
their views
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
Light Practice for tho Princeton M,,.

PRINCETON, Sept. 27.-As n result OF the try.
ing out they received yesterday the Tigers mad
very light football practice this afternoon ON
Osborne Field. in spite OF the fact that ths
weather conditions wero most favorable for
the sport. Tho men showed plainly the effect
Of yesterdays work and the preliminary
practice was OF such an extremely poor order
that Capt Edwards stopped It short and call.d
all the players into the clubhouse. Athou1h
4 was not made public what the leader o; nm.
AiSers saia 70 mis- men, II Ii fact. neverths.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28

The P9stime A C. has Sundw, oct. l. opan. and
wonld Ike tn hear from some u nod club ufer.ns 0
suitable guarantee. Ad lress WilliNn j. Kn1wlrs
4+o Main street, Paterson, N. J.
LehiGh will play the following games: Oct. :.
University of PennsylvAniA at PhtindelphiA Oct -,
hntgers at south Bethlehem; Ost II. Cornell Nt
ihara OFT 3D. Princeton al PriuCetoa: o It -. Now
York University at South Bethlehem. Nov { Isfa,.
cite at Easton Nov, ~ MNry,au 4. e. at Baltmo7r;
at South Bethlehem.