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liz 'S Raipb) 3 20 /, third. Time-l;s01' oau
h r,c. ohandlcap mile)Prince b' s,t,,chep
IN, Iones1 3 10 2 and 3. won TITO ,o9 tslack,
"a n z and to 2. second; Compensation -
10 l. third. Time-l:s'% ,. IN
FIFTH race cne mile and an slsh IN I.ngth Bright
H,u p ,oi INTELLECTUALLY - to and y 70 o.oI
nosna 1o7 (aitchelD. 3 TO 2 thru. li"'
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COMMISSIONER DALToN's REPORT.

The Commissioner Of Water Supply sent TO the
Mayor yesterday a report Of the operations OF his
Departmen for the quarter ending June @-sorne-
what ancient history without interesting details.
Mr.. Dalton reported that in the three months
there had been used in the city 2s4 10000 gallons Of
water an increase Of 30.700oo0 gallons over the
amount consumed In the same months last year.
He declared that the figures showed that the city's
consumption OF water would reach the maximum
Mr.. Dalton's main argument for Ramapo con-
tract.
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STARK BEATEN IN THE DAILY TOURNAMENT

Last nights game in the Sosson-Daly amateur
handicap billiard tournament at Days Academy,
Thirty hrst-st. and Broadway furnished
prising upset in the defeat OF j. Byron Stark (9O0
the general favorite for first place. by Arthur
Townsend ESQ, OF Brooklyn. The winner surprised
even his most sanguine friends by averaging near
ly ~ and running out his 2S0 points in his thirty
eighth inning, with Starks total at 23 Townsend
put in of Al. % Il. q and 10. and his average
was 1873 while Stark averaged 6l-37. with high
of 40. Is. 10. 10 and Is
Starks defeat puts Keeney (2s0) In the lead. with
three games and none lost; Stark 900 and
Poggenbu-g (300 tied for second. each having
won two games and lost one. This evening Poggen-
burg plays Keeney.
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KINGS COUNTY TOURNAMENT.

In the Kings County Bowling tournament ~
,s.or alleys in Graham-ave. The Don't Know
Ntght owl and Columbus clubs each won game
on Monday night. The scores;
FIRST GAME.
Dor, Know-Wolf. III. Loerch, loli beaFrs io-
steieer 164: Feltmann. 109: total. IsI
Columbus-F Weitzel sr.. 1875; 6iuna.; ~ ~ ~
1a,: Koehler i52; F. Weitzel, jr, ~ 'ota' ii'
SECOND GAME
Night owl-Grel 1913: Feury. 1873; Bender loo' MUM
enberger %; Heuter 1879. total 'io
C.,atrs I, Ueitzel ST. 100: Hundt 1886, F. Weitzel
f. no. Gabriel, i64; Koehler. 100 touai' 'o'
THIRD GAME.
Night Owl-Grell $50; F1eury, W. behuer 49, N''
enberger a5: Heuter. 1871; total. 100 .,
Don't Know-Wolf. 20l; 1oerch 1885, bea'hS' 49,
steIRer I43; Feltmann. li3: total. i4o
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TOURNAMENT ON STATEN ISLAND.

The home and home tour1s nnent between the
Staten Island Cricket and Baseball Club and the
Staten Island Club will take place. with the excep
ton OF bowling at the Cricket Club Saturday
evening, December ls and Monday evening. De-
cember is. The bowling will be rolled the Staten
Island Club on Friday December To- and Monday
December Is Play viii begin each evening at sis
oclock
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ro,ovo ra-r,umble $780, Howard. i22: Fuller. 1871
Darrell 100: Vetter. f+7; total 73s
THIRD GAME.
Relvtd,re-Newkirk. f8i Huncken. W.: henpe'"' ~
Inckwood $50. Hll, 1f7; total SCI
owI-Belmer 1872; Meyer. 1853; Walsh. 1856: Kramer
i49. Sauer 1873; total, 1853.
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CYCLING.
pprs1DENT KEENAN, OF THE LEAGUE or
AMERICAN wHEELMEN HERE-EhhO
T1oN OF THE GREATER NEW
YORK WHEELMEN.
YORK WHEEDMEN'

YORK WHEEDMEN'
Colonel T. ]. Keenan, jr,, presluen' " .h,s c,,v
., American Wheelmen. passed 'hlo"s" ,r,,oral
yesterday on his way To pay a Vis'' ~ t,..d
headouarters at Boston MT hee""' .,o, or
.a,uS,,na,ion 70 discuss the political stuauo"
o,,ior az n what would be the out
~ =, =, ,ho coming National Assembly. which VIII
49, no,d IN the North instead Of in Florida aS wac
ar,ic,nated Those who have shown adSPb pomght
IN crticise the present admnlslIa 4ba Highway
" CIrS ,ba ma mos OF Otto Dorner. OF me Iilsi"S
1orwaI it,en and Conway w Sans. of Maryiane o a
nossibe presidential candidates Ih Whonlmeps po-
caI horizon are OF the opinion that In case rain
dent keenan, decides to run lqf has been urged
apainst the present administration that IL mas 9helr
too much time to racing s,o simply obeyed the in
structions Of the National Assembly, VIII" a1orIty OF
posed to voice the sentiments vi ''''
The League members.
The annual election Of officers or Inc "le"','
New-York Wheelmen resulted as folo"s' Ilesi-
dont oscar NJ Reed; first vice-president Henly
I-o,or. second vice-president John Hart1en; third
,ice- nresident William II. Stewart; treasurer
Frank r. Smith; recording secretary A. M. Hanah'
financial secretary. Charles Town: corresponding
secretary BENJAMIN WI ons Island Associa-
ton George r. Smith william A. p S0D,n fJo nnp
Henry Buwinkel. Christopher Heuer ana LOUIS
Steinberg: major. Isaac Roberts: captain, H. ;, "a
FRANKIE; first lieutenant. J. II. Brown: second lieu
tenant George Watson; color bearer. w: a.
Thompson, and bugers. w. +. Jobson and H. D.
Clark.
The announcement made that a local association
had been incorporated TO fight the Century ROAD
Club of America was denied yesterday. Those In
terested said that they merely the members
of the New-York division OF the association. and
that they had incorporated 10 protect themselves
as a division and Individually Those interested
said that they had trouble with the parent or
ganizati ton.
The Logan Wheelmen, of Brooklyn. will give the
first OF their series of subscription dances at the
ST. George Hotel on Friday night The last euchre
party Of the season will be held AT the clubhouse
on December Il.
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THE LORD MAYORS Find.

''The London Sportsman" has opened a subscrp-
ton list at No. II Safest for the Lord Mayors
fund for soldiers widows and orphans.
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FIRST GAME.

FIRST GAME -
Berkeley-Dennis 200; Tompkinsc ~. POS tracy i'''
Names d62: Wengarth. 49, total "f' ,o,
Oriental Mitchell, 100; con.on, los' "nnaus' i0''
Schultz 15s Dumpfel 2o1; total S4"'
SECOND GAME. 80
Oriental-Mitcher. 100; Conlon, l''' dHnaus' -''
Schultz 200: Dumpfel. 1871 total. Sb' -
pontiac WheeImen-Cnch. 2l4: Kess.er. l2'; stern'
,oa. sievers 2O4: Iehrbach. 1875; total. 13i
THIRD GAME.
Berkeley-Dennis. 179: Tompkins loo' l'd''' i0'
Names is1; wengarth. POI; total. s'9
Pontiac Wheemen-Clinch. u.s. kessier' 1901 "'e''
100 Sieyers 1871; Tehrbach 1871; total, ST.
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INTERCLUB TOURNAMENT.
2 FIELD CLUB.

The fifth games Of the Brooklyn lntercluo
bowling tournament were bowled at different al'eys
Monday evening The scores
At KNICKERBOCKER FIELD CLUB.
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BOWLING.
HIGH GAMES IN THE NATIONAL LEA'oD
TOURNAMENT SERIES.

There was more than the usual share OF excite
ment last night at Starts Alleys. NO OLE w"
EIftv-nInth-st. when the Berkeley oriental anu
1,.,,oo UrheoIren teams came together. The hrst
,ar,o went 10 Berkeley on a 9oi score; then ori-
entail and Pontiac rolled one OF the most
tnnaI games OF the season. the FORMER "1 ~ he
81, oez nns against g87. In the last saHie o
eyyenine Severs made n grand bid for fon Ion,
victory by striking out In his TENN b "ancbors"
Counted 20 pins the game was won ana ios' ny
Just eight pins.
The scores follow
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PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for lass
championship, Amateur Athletic o" ond
Knickerbocker Athletic C,uu, o ,o,rnament.
paly's Academy
RAsEBALL-Natonal Baseoah b0"s'e'
meeting. Fifth Avenue Hotel
sHoOTING.-Erie Gun Club. i've OHu''
Dexter Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-13

W NJ. V. Hoffman has recently sold his fast road
mare Helen X. 2:l394. by Patron 214ll. to Dean
Sage OF Albany. Mr.. Hoffman formerly drove her
in double harness with May X, 2:24k and ex-
hibited the pair at the open air horse show last
spring. winning the blue ribbon Later in the sea-
son he found a better mate for May X. in the bay
mare Sparklet by Sprague Goddust 2I6A, that
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NETWORK A. c. BOWLERS WIN.


NETWORK A. C. BOWLERs WIN.
Tho erst ser,es otH.eames of the Athletic Bowl
ing League to be rolled at the New-York Athletic
Club alleys took place last night the Mercury
Foot BOWERS meeting team from the Nortn En n
by the following scores
FIRST GAME
Athletic S2z oi BIo's ST. i'O
ieS ,O' oiozaga. 1Ss; Names 1884, total. 1915
SECOND GAME.
New-York Athletic Club-Armstrong 1884, Booth. 49,
nrown III; Bell, Ill Kingelhoffer, 1884: total, soi
North End Cub-Cadiz, 1856 Heint7m ann 49, Reese
l5s; olozaga, 143; Names 14f total IT,
THIRD GAME
Nsu-yo-k Athletic C1ub-Armstrong, 25; Booth 100;
Brown 1ss; Bell, $50; Kngelhofer. ITO; total sl9'
North Cgbcads 17 ~ H to1 saG 22 Reese
THE FIRE INSURANCE LEAGUE GAMES.
The American team won two games last night
in the Fire Insurance League at Reds Alleys NO
losing and the Hanover team being Deateh t"iCe'
The scores of the series follow
FIRST GAME.
Ar,sr,can-stuart. 1872; williams 1875; Frosseit, IFS:
~,.a.ro-cook 14s; Esselmont. 1873; willard, l2e:
Turner 1871; Barey, 1871; total $50
SECOND GAME.
Amertcan-Stuart. 1856; Williams. il5; Frosgelt loo;
Rint 1877; Brown 1884, total. IO7.
d0TIs 49, tS Ms{n $50 o. Thomas i
THIRD GAME.
Niagara-Cook $40; Esselmont 100; Willard losi
TNirner IA: Barey 1863: total, 736
ua,ovcr-Nonk IA; Meyn 1885, Thomas 122; Van
Ness 1875. Jarvis 49, total. 7o2
THE BANK CLERKS LEAGUE TOURNAMENT
The hank clerks rolled another series of games
last night in their league tournament at Reds
alleys. and the Importers and Traders men kept
ain, ing vyn
the first with the excellent score OF oZ4 Inc hBht
'''''' FIRST GAME.
rnporters and Traders-ronn 1874: Gimour. l4s Mar
shall Is3; Lupton. ia: spnecer. i53; total, s22
Koun,ze Bros-Neison 81; Ellis lo2: harrington loo
Schmidt. 15s. Loomis 1872; total 600
SECOND GAME.
radanburR Thalmann e. Co-Smith 16o: Watson. l15;
Denman. 95 Bishop. o.; Wagner li6; total els
Kountze BrosNel,son. 106: Ellis 70: Harrington. 100:
Schmidt 1877. Lomis. o. total. 5Il.
THIRD GAME
importers and Traders -Benn. 139 Gimour. 1913; Mar
shall i67 Lupton 1873: Spencer. l33: total 7O5
Iadenburg Thalmann & Co.-Smith. 100. Watson. 13:
Denman i25; Bishop. 115: Wagner IA; total. 639
-
THE COLUMBIAN LEAGUE TOURNAMENT.
The Velvdere team won a double header last
might by beating both Owl and Boulevard In
the Columbia League tournament at Schlusng's
Alleys one -hundred-and-fourth and Columbus
ave The odd game was won by the Owl hve.
Boulevard rolling two more poor scores. The even
ings scores follow:
FIRST GAME.
ovl-Be'lmer. 1853: Meyer. 1872: Walsh. 1ss: Kramer.
1862 sauer. l76: total. s26
Boulevard-Dumble IFS: Toward I2S: Fuller. 03 Oar
rell 1874: letter. 1884, total. III.
SECOND GAME.
Beividere-Newklrk 1876; Hnncken. H. Rehbein 1851 4:
lockwood 1856: Hin. 1873: teal. 79s
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The fast trotting Baby Bernce, 22sh. that
outfooted Alonzo Maynards Grand Circuit winner,
Octavia 2I11k in a brush at Speedway Park last
Sunday, has been purchased from her former
owner. Robert Thomas by Nathan straus. The
price paid for her was $1,000. She Is of the
handsomest trotters now on the road, chestnut in
color and modelled like equine statue Nothing
Is known OF the pedigree the antecedents OF the
beautiful animal She turned up in the fall OF 1897
at the minor meetings in New England. and trotted
eight or ten races, gaining her mark OF 22SH at
Springfield in the only race she has ever won. Her
age her breeder and her sire all untraced.
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At CARLTON CLER.
AT RROOKLYN BICYCLE CLUB.
T CRESCENT A. e.
BROOKLYN 3. {.
KNICKERBOCKER.

Totals =. SOL SIS 908 Totals -. 800 J0b NJ
Grand totals-Crescent A. C.. 5l2S Brooklyn Bicycle
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HARNESS RACING.

NATHAN oIHAUo DO 10 bAI'1 oEItNICE to
DRIVE ON THE SPEEDWAY.
George Forbes. the man who brought out oliver
X. 2:1614 and drove him to victory in the $4,000
race at Hartford in 1856. selling him Immediately
afterward for $4,000 is OF the recent additions
10 the growing list OF metropolitan road riders
Forbes is now driving the Speedway the chest
nut trotting geding Ben Davis 2:l9l7, by Great
Tom.
Soudan, 2:16i4, is now being driven on the Speed
way by Leo Ottnger. This newcomer among
Speedway trotters has been campaigned all over
the country during the last five six years. win
ming many races HIS Is brown gelding by Com
bat the sire OF Brown, 21Sh, and his dam was
Maudette, by Capoul. 2:&
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AT HANOVER CLUB.
Totals .I% 'VJ b'o' I"'"Is ''''V' OF
AT LINCOLN CLUB.
n DINNVIItN CHN ID
IN HANOVER.
RANAPO AND TIE MERCHANTS.

Totals -. 1872 764 $50 Totals .....7W 146
Grand totais-fIncoin Club 4s57 Hanover Club. 4ete
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WANAMAKER'S
LAWMAKERS WANAMAKERS
Come Every Day.
There is So Much to See
WANAMAKER'S

THE to-day the Isso Gallery fifth foore
hundred and
the Mother of Our Lodought
Indianapolis
National Gallery Of London oninuel030 and lLOa
Third floor.
this
Holiday observation-disclosures romEf and ory-in Rounda
And sleepy
the delightful the base
to show sale of Angoa fifth floor
read what follows
yesterday of the hapne linen Handlers
still 7Sc ST. SIPS and $3.50 Dozen Hemhtched
wide hens only
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INTERSCHOL4STTC NOTES.

In the Dwight School gymnasium tomorrow
evening Dwight will play game of basket ball
with the Ozarks. on Saturday Dwight will play
the Henlng School IN Brooklyn.
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LONG ISLAND CYCLING CLUBS.

The Logan Wheelmen. Brooklyn Bicycle Ciup anu
Indian cycle Club of the Associated Cycling Cinos
=, 1oro Island Glass A. bowled their tournament
ganes on the Elephant Club Alleys, BROOKLYN, la as
night Each team broke even Following are 'io
scores.
FIRST GAME.
,r., v,se,ren-schir 1871; Brush, 1877; Hooper. 19S:
Eeelhon 1875: Oxley. 141 total, 100. 49,,
Brooklyn Bicycle Club-Gran III; =" o 2ca i'~' ''
,e7" Josjyn I53: Anderson. 1853; total 49,
SECOND GAME.
Indian cycle Club-Gambert 49, Louis ioZ; o r'ase"
hoimer 13S. Iamkay 125; Herbst, 40; total o-l'
Logan wheelmen-Schif. 16i; brush lfo' ho'P'' '
oYIey Isl; Egehon, li9; total. $50
THIRD GAME.
proosvn RIcycle C1ub-Grant 14s; Worth $780, heuoe'
les: Joslyn. lG3: Anderson, liz; total 'Zs' -
Indian Cycle C1ub-Gambert 113; LOUIS i4o, '"ee
beimer 1926: famkay. los: Herbst. 1873; total 'oS'
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A DOUBLE VICTORY FOR COLONIAL

The Colonial five won two games last night In the
Harlem League tournament at Thum q RAMS
DORIS Palace Alleyc, one-hundred- -t"eh'S-
dfth-st and Third-ave. The Harlem W 5s men
era twice beaten on poor scores, and the odd game
feIi 70 the share OF the Washington team. Inc
summary follows:
FIRST GAME.
colooisl-o'Bren. 100; Bell. l76; voge, 1877 Kiimer
100; Hedey. 2lI; total $50 -
Washington-Linden, i79; J. Zenn, 10 ochs' lo'' ~
sctiman i62: D. Schiman 100 total. s2s
SECOND GAME
Washington Linden, ls9; j. Ienn, i49; COO |enn -"
A. Schlman. 16S; ID. Schiman' lol' uoua' o-0' -
Harlem Wheelmen-Huson, 1873; Dunahaut' io4' Iisus
100 REYNOLDS los: Dun. 1872; total, ioI
THIRD GAME
colonial-o'Brien. 100: Bell. 200: vose 49, Kilmer
l4s. Hedey. 200: total, SS2
Harlem Wheelmen-Huson 166; Dumanaut' loO' "isu'
123 Reynolds, 1l9; Duff. 1s9; total 1871
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and payments to those who join The Wanmae
TssOt Monthly of $3the number determined
the of you work, but varouy bound
Four sumptuou volumes
paintings, n all
carefully and diagrams the old temples than have
details architecture wonderful One chec
the business alone.
delivery membspw references DC
haven't paid just the
club fee You the So month. BOOK S"N
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The Berkeley School Ministries will give their
track team Carnegie Lyceum January o.
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The schedule Of the De La Sale hockey team as
arranged so far is follows:
December t. De la Sale VS.. Drislcr; December
q. De La Sale Po.nfret Academy: December 20.
De La Sale Montcair: December 90 De la
Sale VS.. PoTfret Academy
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Tissot's Life of Christ

Rev. Newell Dwight Hills, who succeeded to the paste
Beecher and Lyman Abbott church in Brooklyn in recent
his work " He has unveiled The Christ genial radiant
person in history
The work has been sold very high price, thou
maker and makers for its immense cost in time and
We popuarze this
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Early in January a game will also be played
with the Rho Delta Sigma team.
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COLUMBIAN.

AURORA GRATA CLUB.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-02
NOTICE,

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on two 70 cent bot
ties or boxes of Bakers Mandrake Bit
tiers, If it fails to cure constipation. bill
iousness, sick headache, jaundice, loss of
appetite, sour stomach, dyspepsia, liver
complaint, or any of the diseases for
which 1t is recommended. 1t is highly
recommended as tonic and blood puri-
Ger. Sold liquid in bottles. and tablets
in boxes. Price 25 cents for either. One
package of either guaranteed to give sat
isfaction or money refunded.
G. II. GUPPY d CO.,
Monument bq., Portland, Me.
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FOOTBALL All BRUNSWICK.
The Game With the New Hampshire
college Cancelled.
IasEeIAL b rAR 80

Howdein College, Brunswick Me.s Sept
s0.--Ehere was no regular foot nall game
today as was intended. A game was
expected with New Hampshire College,
but the dats was cancelled bseaHss New
Hampshire was unable to get more than
one game IN the stats. The team plays
Harvard next Wednesday. and it is hoped
to make as good showing as last year.
The team Is much lighter than last year
and will have to rely on fast playing to
make up fer its lack Of beef. The places
left vacant by last years guards ara
hard to III. but the new men are doing
good work. Coonhs, the old Brown
guard is coaching the line, and Croilus
last year captain q Dartmonth's team.
she backs
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-02

A nalsinoss-Balsimsr. ., Brooklyn,
Az 81. Louis-st Louis, 10; CLEVELAND.
A. Philsdelpbia--P Philadelphia. 8; New
York. s.
A. Chioage-Louisville. r.; Chicago. 0.
Az Pittsburg-Pitts Cincinnati,
s.-io innings.
AZ Boston Boston. 5; Washington. =.
SUNDAY GAMES.
At ST Louis-st Louis 4; Cleveland.
At chicago-Clnoinnatl. Z; Chicago. 8.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
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CITY OF PoRTlAMo.
Proposals fer R n.sal Of Ashes, SIC

fPH committee on public buildings %nl rs
ceige seslsd psopusa.5 pntH ihe saa day z
October, 1899, at ogn OF removing ashes, rub
Dish, ETC. rom all pabiic buildings 81 tile 81, v
OF Portland. except engine aild hose houses and
oWldln OF the poor departClent. i9r On. YEAR
from OFT 4th, ts9s. Further liartleulsra may
30 obtained upQn inquiry ~ tae eias4Rau u
said committee The ghl resetyaddD ra isst
any or All BIDS il atmel best i6f ~ iis49eAss
81 the city so to de- EnE0 81 "a MA b.s las4bad
Proposals for regnD.a OF ashes, etc., adj
dressed 10 FRA Six W. ROBINSON.
Chairman Of Pubic Butdings CommlGtee.
sept30dtd
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-02
CITY OF PORTLAND.
Notice to Contractors.

SEALED proposals for building about s85
~ feet OF 90 inch pipe sewer In st. John ST..
VIII be received at the once of the COMMITS,
sioner OF Public Works. City Hall, until Mon
gay, october End 1892 at IL O'Clock NJ when
they VIII be publicly opened and read No bid
viii be received unless accompanied by q
properly certified check In the sum of 500 90
made payable 10 the order OF the Treasurer of
the City OF Portland. A bond in the sum of
SlOoo.O0 with sureties satisfactory 20 the Com
missioner will be required for the faithful per
Torrance OF the contract. Blanks on witch
proposals must be made, plans, specifications
and further Information may be obtained at the
otiee OF said Commissioner. Bids should be
marked Proposal for st. John Street Sewer'
aud addressed 10 GEO. N. FERNALH, Corr.
missioner Of Public Works, who reserves the
right to reject any or all bids should he deem il
for the Interest OF the City so to do. -
Oct 23le99. sentasdtd
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>'><-<' ~ 1@@ -
The Butler school football eleven 1s-
fsatsd the Deaf Mutss on the DssrInR
Oaks ground BY . SCORE Of 10 70 batur-
day. Both touohcowns were made by
Shurtlen. who was aided By snpsr5
blocking. Soldiers made many fins tackles,
missing only one man. The line up was
as follower
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A THOUSAND RINGS,

To select from. Diamonds OpaIs, Peal
huoys and an other precious stones, Engage
stent and Wedding Rings specially, Largest
mock IN the city MCKINNEY, Tile ,JcweIer
Monument Square. marehi9dtf
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HARVARD, 90; WILLIAMS, O
Cambridge. Msss, September so.--The
Williams football team was beaton by
Harvard today by SCORE of 30 to 0. Al
though the Harvard lineup was cons tant-
" changed to give A. many of the substi-
tutes as possible chance for playing, the
team kept well together and played fast
offensive game. The lineup:
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The mems monthly handicap tourna.
meDt was played ON the links Of the
Portland Golf club Saturday afternoon,
The contest resulting as follows:
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: No cards were returned BY the follow
ing: ii. S. Payson, W. @. Eaton, u
Jerris, Ii. Virgin and R. Edwards.
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Umpire, II. b. Waters; referee, J. E.
N. Shaw; linemen, Lawrence of Harvard
ana Bent of Williams. Touchdowns-
Reid, Kendall. Gierasch, 2; Sawin. Goals
-Daly, Q; Sawin, 9. Total scors-Har-
ward, 90; Williams, O Time-Two ten
mtnrta halvaa
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BATES. o. BOSTON COLLEGE, Q.
Lewiston. September so-About 500
persons were present Mt the football game
between the Bates and Boston college this
afternoon. Two periods Of 20 minutes
each were played. neither side scoring.
The lineup:
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BASE BALL.
SATURDAYS games in the National base
ball league resulted as follows:
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