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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24
THE crVFSF HORSE SNOW.

Gonese. y Y oct o The annual horse show
and srceuiechase n rho Genesee Valley Hunt club
were held On the Pig Tree Farm below this village
today drilling rain set in This morning and
continued throughout the day md therefore the
usual large crowd was nor in attentance There
vas fne ae.d q horses however ana me ram
DID not seem 4amrsl fre arf.r % fh- entnuslas-
uc h0.semon There were many handsome urn
out. containing PARTIES from Rochester. blHAlp:
N.v--York and elsev where Following is "A list of
-hc winners 81 rho various classes
Glass 80 ..r4.r hunters carrying ll1 qolnls
o. t.--8-l-W Waa-rofth's iIe1 trea ~ 7 ar, >
Spectator .~-ruf % Wa1-vsortn's ina miro
..ass $50 s-eeu flntefs ~ - seTF.ins - -
f..r.sI-H con. u e. Acr'tai Hltt. 80
~ T.-ty second plain J " Martins PhrAg %.
-
,,rt. ~ l'4i-7rs. Austins canucs nrst "iAin
Cla.. 81 qualified hunters w 70 fali5'H ~ sr.t
-.-1. d. A1lrf.l-Wlililm Lata ler p.-e 49, -
go Aasfrts Ringleaier. he0oni, p 4 ''-'1 ~
h.-.n.s Farmer. cupl-John cooeys HndereiA
.... = -er,ice's Graceful. second ~. g c.-.,.S.
,-a.- No rarmerr sterpl.c 40
800 ,-.t. Iam~- Huchsnans Nlne heo'h9 -.
-isss So Farmers het rAcel-" - '"e 49,
80 er.i Il Z Graon4l Ben Bolt ss1NH-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24
,-,r1oVAI REAGLE GLIB TRIALS

,,...s.s.d Long Island Oct. o CspecaD The
- Ella trials OF the National Beagle
- - America began 20 day east Of this viilase.
se and D T breeders OF 5eass rom all parts OF
an we're present There are hfty-one en-
.-,ss The morning was spent IN meas-f'Ns '''
dops and assigning them 70 their e'ssse' .o,,.,,.a
me "-s' 1sa r,rurity was won BY DR. R BohAn-
untn car TS.s G D. Tnleys Ieha5od was second
9 remainder % ne nrs; s 5sse. a ssa es
Withdra WI. 's.ar-ed hut was not finished because
sse scent dried quickly This cas- Ts '0r
ntteeN .5.,a-+ and Somerset owned by somerset
py - vcere the FIRST brace down raobt Was
hehhels. Torsey's Woo 1man mad somewhat the
Ds rs oer, brace down we're Reeds Prompter and
-, ~ ..ss ciarke Ranf0r and ROBIN me Second
ssiso hsd trial The heat Will be finished to-mor-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24
scp,rrFp,S REMARKABLE PRACTICE.

Wizard" Jacob schaeter began his final practice
last Night FOR the cushion carrom o"Hara Ina'cn
a....-s- siosson. schaefer played ora Morning
go q game o. 200 points ar Myerss formerly
r,as,s, billiard Academy. Forty -second-st. and
proadway and finished with sensational run
The Wizard" won easily by score Of >" 20 a.
Dis average being JUS, 10. schse'er ran out the
- yy,,o a sensational break Of l5 carroms and
80 ~ .s-ed tnen The worlds record FOR this
st,ie II pay Is a run Of 20 made by Ives oai ne
80 a.-.-~as VIII not be accepted az a record De-
80 ,-e run was not mad IN pubhc match
Season played McLaughlin last night and aver
aged 4-45 ,0r 34s points those being all ne Neee!
- a-.sf m. ffth nights play 10 his 100 point
,osf.b sgainst the famous 'sh0rtstop The stG,
dent" now leads by To- 10 go ana ine nla'c" Will
Sa erfshed tonight a. Sosson > Academy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24
ATHLETICS.
FIELD DAY AT ERASMUS HALL

The fourth annual field day Of the Erasmus Hall
High school Athletic Association was held yesteF-
day on the school grounds az Flatbusn' Harold
Theau 20 Won the gold medal for scoring the
largest number % points Thomas AFFORD. w. was
,,o-a and NcCaul % third Tafel. %,
smashed the school record. in he running oro3d
Jump Notwithstanding the fact that ne WAS manu-
canned -v a broken arm still In a sling ! ne class
c6annpiorship banner was won by Room No I.
The summaries
F4f,y yard dash scratch trsi aeso-Fna heat Won
bv i Roy b Vail McCaui second. A p hely' u'1ro
Ti~e-OOS- ,.-s, w. nv
p Ye.y pl.a a pl, = 81 q, H.. Harold Thesil sec
o"5, 1r,,s 1rs +u-,r s--atchJ-won BY F wardwell
VIZ ea9 1f p 10 IT,, Afford, second, Harold
Running broad jump fscratch)--Won by n Tatel WIZ
leap Z = T. In Harold A MeNuiiey. second y
0n.-ssy nile run tscratch)-won BY Il Roy B. Vail
Il Dlr<-. sec nd. McCauL tnlro 4lhe--'A- "0o"
Ing ne school record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24

Twelve OF the fastest PAGERS that frequent me
Speedway have been entered for the J. A biaurocK
Speedway Cup race. TO be held at the Empire cry
Club meeting Thursday. From the quality OF me
horses entered the race is expected 10 ne one OF
the most interesting Of the season Amateurs OF
owners must drive. consequently the race VIII De
decided on It's merits The entries include Honest
John. 2lsI.. J Edward letter; Jack. 2l-l9 Dr' n.
. Gill. Ambidexter. 21lA. DR.. II. h. Kane
Calypso 2l0ia. 10 Ahern Belle c.. A Gwathmey'
Watcheye. 2.uA. A. E Thompson. Smilax, Z'-i'.
Alexander Newberger; Ally. All. T. 3. Matson'
Goosegrease J. Leo Ahen Excellence. Zlsl7. =
F schmidt. and Lucre Pisa Isaac Hopper
george Coleman has turned the entries oyer 70
Secretary Tornan Of the Empire City TRACK ana
declares II VIII settle beyond dispute the fastest
PAGER OF Speedway Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24
COLUMBIA AND SHAMROCK DINNER

The good fellowship existing between The sailors
NJ the columbia and rhc Shamrock VIII be height
encd t1-nignt when the rival crews VIII ST. down
2, the same dinner 3D. Prospect Hall South Brook
lrn They Will te the guess of ne Association y
Yacht Nast4rs and Eng -neers which has rs head
0rurfers Ca Ter0s Basin
Preceding tae feast there viii be a vaudeville per
f.rnarrr which has been arranged boy "a com
rri+f.- whose chairman i- william HaNIand The
t,r1rr4nlue includes boxing. sketches by song and
dance and rnorol0cl- artists and specialists. Who
M. ratd % make rne public smile The sailors
~ both crews WlI amhle a. Ie1p.s Basin a. .
C,ll-.. and 20 from there 20 the hall Invitations
have been sent r1 Sir Thomas J. iQton and Captains
TOr4rth and WIRING ~ tho shamrock and also 70
Nr Is.Iin and captain Barr ~ ne Columbia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24
ATHLETIC MANAaERs MAY 60 TO COURT

NutIey. y j. oct. p lspeciaD-The managers OF
the Nutley Athletic Club and the Hillside grounds
at Beleville are ar odds. owing 10 the failure OF
the football team Of the Marion Athletic Club. OF
New-York 10 play Nutiey al Beleville yesterday
II was understood that TIE football team snouil
q. future games receive 40 per cent OF the gross
recetpts and that the rest should be taken oy ine
ASSOCIATION controlling the grounds festeraay
urn n became known that Marion would not
aurear the managers Of the Hillside PARK lssuec
cteeks good for The game next sunday. Nuuey pIt
IN a claim for - per cent u the reeeip-s D.. W.
to.f il could have only per cent The dispute
may 70 into court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24
SIXTH RACE-For maiden two-year-od fllies: weights
II pounds below the scale Five fuflonEr
STAR POINTER RETIRED.

Cleveland. Oct 2s-The famous stallion. Star
Pointer. has been taken off the track by his owner.
W. ]. White. The great PAGERS leg will never
again be in condition for racing. His trainer d.
j McClary has been released. and star folnter
has been put into the stud at Mr.. Whites TWO
Minute Villa farm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24

-Hl-TF Dc ar1 7I.77 INIF'''I' 'l'IIT7
.. 900 scotch PLAID ....-..--..- lO-
Jos Leal-c -
4h-Ao HsoE-sell.g. for tour-year-olds and upward
Ha. nave TN and 1ot Won ms yea. ABOUT seven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24
LENoX

Nutley n. J.. Oct. q CspeciaD.-The Yantacan
Bowling Club. composed Of members Of the Fire
Department has been organized with these officers
President. Ahram Blum; vice-presdent. James A.
Wyhe. secretary r r. Bassford. treasurer. DR..
~ Van Ripen; captain. Philip j. Young; sergeant
alarms. w @. Kiersteed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24
rNrERSCHOLASTIC NOTES.

There was rumor yesterday that ofncial time
keepers would be- employed ~ The New-York Inter
sch6astic Athletic Association games
The report contained tn a sunday paper that the
Chess Association Of the Ne~-Nork Interscholastic
Athletic Association would hold a meeting yestrr-
day afternoon 20 organize Tor the coming year
proved 70 be utterly without foundation There
vii probably be 10 Scholastic Chess Association
this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24
copNr11ls ANNrAL CANES.

Ithaca. y 7. oct 23-corners annual fa! ath-
letic meet was held or Percy Field this afternoon
-,.a su-rourd championship Of the University was
vyo- hy 4 f. Hastings who made IS points, as
@eairst Il scoi cd By u Z BenOck. both OF whom
were from the Junior class
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AND COMMENTS

When n the fall II issS jimmy Michael, aided
by twenty pacemakers rode TWO miles IN 1884
five miles in 81 and ten miles 20 Il 80 10 the world
was az first inclined 20 shrug ts shoulders and
suggest that there might be- a mistake somewhere.
l. Is interesting 20 compare these records WIKI Mo-
Dunee's latest figures ~ p mile in ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24
BOXING

lack, o'Bricn Of this ci'y. wno meets Tank
re the lightweight champion. f3r the hampton
chm ar the C0nty Island sporting r. v to-morrow
~ieb+ fs 20 receive from tle West side Afnlrt9
Cl4t. q watch be- is member a nH.f WI 20 VIII
hear the clubs emblem and tae American nag
Jim" Jerords ire California rea.yweisht. will
meet Gus. Rghf.r In q twenty-five round bout at
The Broadway Athletic Grub t1-riS1f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24
NEW CANDIDATES AT COLUMBIA.

Since the game with Ne~'-York University last
Wednesday SANFORD The Columbia coach has
been trying = new plan 10 give adequate practice
for the varsity football squad. Instead Of the
regular eleven men which comprise the scrub sew
enteen ~ eighteen are daily lined up against the
varsity l. IS perhaps owing 10 This severe work.
which pur the team IN more or less crippled
condition that larger score was not made against
Anherst on Saturday. Moreover. n was apparent
10 many that the men were lacking In the dash ana
vie0r which characterized their work a few days
before I'm the game with N~w-Hork university.
Furnbes were % frequent occurrence. ana az least
lice fourhdoXns were lost IL this way after the
,Tysltr rad been pushed down the field as far as
Ar-he~st'- ten or fifteen yard line 49,.
come out. including J " Maekays 90 captain % %
49,. ',arsifv crew Norman, -, and Potts, ~ enc
80 az, vear's freshman team The new Candidates
s~s All playing well but they arc handicAppe4 ~
s.,tny missed the months practice. and coachlns
Whtnh The rest Of the team has naa Lasse "" NJ
" ma game this week until SATURDAY Wnen the
el,ven Viii lire up against ne ale Alckefs Iest
49, ,r.t- victory over Wisconsin. THIS week
.seavor VIII be made 10 break up this Epidemic
~ ,nnbiing which has been s. prevalent lately
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ley showed no improvement over her game with
dwight
PREPARING FOR THE TIGERS.
PRACTICE AT CORNELL FOR THE PRINCE


Ithaca y Y. Oct q (speciaD.-The Cornell foot
ball team has been working throughout the last
week In preparation especially for the Princeton
game which comes Of next Saturday. Emphasis
has been laid on different points OF the game from
time 70 time on one day. for example, the men
were coached on getting under the ball and on the
working Of end plays. while on the next day one
OF the features Of the work tacklng. several
new points regarding the correct position OF the
head and body in tackling being brought 70 the at
tenton OF the players. Several new plays were
tried among them the delayed pass. ana the men
were put through them at hrst slowly then more
rapidly until the formations were made IN good
STYLE and with speed Some OF the new formations
succeeded with the scrubs. who were at FIRST sur
prised by them. but It cannot be said mat they
were on the whole highly effective
The Chicago game gave the men some valuable
experience The practice has been. on the "noie'
directed toward greater evenness in team WORK
especially IN end IN difference. and greater erectve
ness OF plays on the line 5iaOshlon u men
satisfaction as coach. h Is WoLN"k, ,Nc -
gun with the men TWO weeks before ne did things
might have been different - 1919 a..
has ree 9iSsd this s s easoh starbacks which
gave him some trouble In the Wlinams sa"e ord ~
will probably not b. able 10 play again M nv -
Princeton game He has appeared on 10. ae,u
ularlv however. and has helped Win me 'odou-
ing Windsor has been playins az tul IN lls ,,s
with BRYANT ana W. as 'c,,,rs3 IN an md run
wblch laid him Up FOR several days His position
was PLAYED by Morrison ard OTIS 'a4n"r4i "-
fury aid not lay him Up l0ng -. -
The problem n the tackles is giving ne man an
o,e-s torafdarabia trouble r. is evident that ne
line Is weak here ana several new men nave oesn
Tried IL Is hoped that Alexander viii oe N snT
- NAV az right tackle against princeton ~
rrobern % punting TOO. must receive we oal -,
attention Of the coaches II was poor p1'''"e
which helped lose ar Chicago. 49, - 49,.
The NOR are getting harder day by Gay aHo IN
steady pounding az the 7.sskin IS airea.s scsVers
Itself both IN the physical conalNo" VI WIG f-
and In their style of play
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24
BOWLING.
THE CRACK SPARTAN TEAM LOSES
CLOSE GAME N THE AMERICAN
NATIONAL TOURNEY

The famous Spartan bowling team lost an e1-
citing game last evening in the American National
tournament al the Germania Assembly han al
leys Despite Maier's striking out IN MS 'en'n
frame. which gave hirr total % 2l7 the spar'ans
ue-e beaten by just three pins They won me sec
ond game however. on smaller score from '''7
Dool.ttle FIVE The nights scores follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24

THE NATIONAL LEAGUE SERIES.

The National League games last night a. starr
alleys in West Fif,y-nlntA-st.. developed .o' o-
excitement In the tnird game between the Lotus
and 7.e-xe,ev teams the former finally winning Ay
+uet one pin Weinrar.h Of The losing team mace
q solendid effort 70 pull out the game bur te- just
short of winning The nights scores i'.-o"-
1-ru-r CANE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24
coRNrLL PREPARING FOR PRINCETON

CORNELL PREPAKINF FOR FIII-VOI7
Ithaca. Oct E-CorneWs football eleven Oes1"
work for the Princeton game under your COACHES
this afternoon Until Saturday Coach HausH.oH
will have the assistance u Waiting. % Lee -,
and Mason - All the positions will be fairly
well covered as Lee was prominent end on 'hs
81 eleven. while Mason and Whiting we're amons
Corneus strongest haifbacks. To-day the eleven
lacked left aalfback Waibrdge was ordered 70
tho cornell Infrmary Saturday evening after tho
Ieo!gh game lie Is suffering from an attacA 81
The grip but Or. Beaman. who has the eleven IN
Cnarga expects % bring his patient around Tor
ne game with Princeton. Starbuck and AleNan-
der we're n their suits. and took part ~ the nara
,,.ork This afternoon The varsity eleven were
lined 10 against the scrubs for twenty-five minutes
--or< during whlcn time one touchdown was scored
G. Young jr. Torney and S!eicner were Out i0r
-tsor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24
.&p@IUS Aco0 ~~
wOS ps@USNEN
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

pAcING.-Queens County Jockey O''"
Aqueduct, 2;l5 p. m. Waterbury
GOIF.-semi-h final ROUNDS TOT "s'e' o'''
CUP Morris County Coll Ciup: OH
.rur ETICs.-Columbia university = Is az
a n ana cycle races. Berkeley Oval Z'So
2. m. 1,. HUNT c-uh
II sro,,, Manhasset: meet $50 ?. m.
rOOTBALL-Harvard against carlisle
Cambridge.
noe sHOv.-National Beagle Club tenth
annual field trials. Hampstead Ions Is'anu'
SHOOTING. Hell Gate Gun Cup, peN ,
Tenn
pONrNG - Ruhlin-Jeffords. Broadway
Athletic Club. evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24

THIRD GAME
PREMIER
~ as.a
FRIENDSHIP
Nrw.YonK R0YAL ARcANrM LEAGuE

Only four men u the Knickerbocker Council team
arreared last night % roll IN the Ne~-Iork Royal
Arcauurn Ltague tournament AZ the Tennis Club
a,.eys 81, Forty Arsf-e' Lerox and Colonial coln-
lie therefore had walkovers. and the former won
80 odd game by Iue- TWO pins Tho scores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24
SECOND GAME
THIRD GAME
- coIr.MHIA LEAGrE GAMEs

U the Columbia League games a. schus!ngs
su4vs last night The Columbia Eve won TWO games.
while the Rverdales broke even and the MeQh.sfo
team LOST both n their games. The scores ~ fhe
nights Play fellow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24

TIE Premier five rolled two high games las night
IN the Harlem League tournament a. Iaum
Kabls5orfs alleys They Won both games easily.
.hei, arerars for the night being 600 and no Jess
han three - their individual scores running over
300 The nights scores follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24
PREPARING TO SAIL HOME.
THE SHAMROCK WILL START on NEXT
TUESDAY.
WORK ON THE DEFEATED RACER AT ERIE
BAsIN-QUEsTIoN OF A CHALLENGE
IN 1907 NOT YET SETTLED.

The Shamrock was stripped OF her sails yesterday
at the Erie Basin. This the first part Of the
preparation for the return trip across the ocean
At o'clock yesterday afternoon her main boom
had the mainsaM removed and the disused mast
hoops were lying IN a heap at the foot OF the mast
The steel mast. from which the paint was scraped
some time ago. stil IN place looking rather
Ike cylinder % galvanized iron. The crosstrees
were stll IN place. and also the bowsprt but the
rigging had all been removed except the shrouds
on The lower mast. The topmast had been struck
and was lying on the deck OF the celebrated green
yacht
The spar barge Ulster was lying alongside the
shamrock, and bringing up the extra
ballast and putting {, on the barge. This ballast
was al IN small pieces apparently cut or moulded
% q certain size. II % ht down In the fin and
from the slowness OF the appearance OF each piece
on deck u seemed that Il had 70 be picked BIT Hy
biz out OF the narrow An.
The spar barge was crowded with TIE different
sticks Of the yacht There were about twenty
I'VE OF them. so far as could be seen. and there
We're ten on the decks OF the Shamrock. The tug
James \. Lawrence was alongside the bargV and
She is SUI IN the employ Of Sir Thomas LiPtons
agents. The barge Ulster piled high Nth bales
q rolled and rolls n wire rigging The biz
steamer Plymouth also close by The crew
q the Shamrock are still living on the Plymouth,
but the hunks VII now be transferred 70 the cut
ter. and after a few days the Will live aboard
the vessel they vii sail home in
The steamer Plymouth Will be discharged in faux
or 1--WE days. after the sleeping accommodations
have been put II order the Shamrock The de-
feated racers green paint Is shining as brightly
a. 4 IL Were fresh put on. The steam derrick OK
lying alongside me yacht las, evening. and f,
was expected that she would remove the big racing
mas, and step the cruising mainmast and mizzen
o. the yawl rig this morning She will also remove
The big racing boom which LAST evening was still
r. place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24

WORKERS HIGH SCHOOL. il, BERKELEY. O.
The game yesterday afternoon between the
Berkeley schocl eleven and The fonkers hlsn
School team resulted In a well earned Victory Tor
The Yonkers boys oy . score OF Ia Berks-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24

a0rrDrCT ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
Tie e..-..s and weights for to-days races at
As--l..- .re as follows
FIRST AsoE-Eor tao-year-o,as Five ana ons-haf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24

NORNTNGsTDE.
srcoNn CANE
nnoorrrN corNcn ~ 80 sAMEs.

RE00kLIN IILN|IL NINo 7 - 1711I -
The Brooklyn Council won TWO games last even
ing .r the Royal Arcanum tournament at Iranors
alleys Red and Gates ayes, Brooklyn The
scnres-
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SECOND GAME.
THIRD GAME.
COLONIAL
NUTLEY FIREMEN TO BOWL.

tai ...............743 Total d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-30
Convicted and Sentenced.

Joseph Washington was today convicted
before Judge Scott of the charge of stealing
ring and watch valued at S34 from Bella
X. Bourgeat, and Washington and James
T. West were convicted of the larceny of a
push cart from John D. Frazee. Washing
ton was committed to Jail for six and one
half months and Weeks went to the same
institution for thirty days.
Joseph p. Oliver was charged with receiv-
ing the push cart knowing il to have been
stolen. and was arraigned. He asked for
jury trial and was held to appear when
wanted All the prisoners are colored. The
arrests were made by Policeman F. NJ
Cornwall, WHIT recovered the property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-30

Children's Plaid Worsted
Dresses finished with vel
vet yoke 49, hretelles over
shoulders - braid trimmed
lined throughout sizes = 10
6 years 81 30 value
for 50 cents.
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Concluding Address.

Mrs. E. b. Russell made some remarks,
in which she tod how, after the society
was organized in the parlor of the late Mrs.
j. w. Babcock about a year ago. they were
so delighted with what they had done that
those present sang Praise God, From
Whom All Blessings Flow" They thought
1t would be no trouble to get enough money
to have house of detention, a training
school and other necessaries for the up
lifting of those who had sinned but wanted
to reform; but experience had taught them
that it was not easy matter TO secure
funds. In concluding Mrs. Russell made an
earnest appeal to those present to contrib
Cte money to help forward the good work
After brief address by Mr.. Downey the
doXo ogy was sung. The benediction was
pronounced by DIR. Newman
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this cause. The agent has already used
hundreds of dollars in temporarily paying
fines, transporting persons to their homes
furnishing meals to the hungry, and in a
hundred ways assisting and helping hu-
manity.
This society is national. We want to
extend its beneficent aims into every city
and town in the land. Washington is prob
ably not exceptional. A few thousand dol
lars invested at once in this work viii pay
large interest-in boys and girls, men and
odd
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Exchange on Europe.

4
Miss Midas, on trip to Albion's shore,
Captured baronet of just three-score;
Gave him her youth, her money and her
charms,
Whilst she got rothing but-s coat-of- arms