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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-17
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot OF Chambers
Street as follows. and Ave minutes earlier from
Q.Ol A. M.-yestibule c1press daily for Bng-
c.oO hamton Waverly, ElnIra. Buffalo. Bradford.
arrives BuifhlO =. NJ. PailOr Car to Iufialo.
E.ln =. M.-Vestibnlr linited-Fast mail daily,
-.'O Solid train for Chicago, arrives at Cleveland
TAO A NJ, Chicago . +. NJ Shoppers to Chicago.
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
S.Cl y. NJ Buffalo and Cleveland Vestibuled
s')o Express daily, arrives Buffalo 1906 A. NJ.
Bradford 7:4o A jamestown 700 NJ. Youngs.
town lO:27 A. NJ. Cleveland 1890 p. VI. Sleepera
TO buffalo amt Cleveland. Cafe Library Car.
q. = y. W.. -DaIly. solid train for Bingham ton.
talu, Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car,
TICKETS, LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
ek7 Broadway; I27 Bowery. lb6 East i25th st and
278 West l25th ST.. Chambers and West 28d st fer
rieE. New York 1913 and 400 Fulton st. ~ lr adj
way, Brooklyni 1872 RIVER st. lloboken, aud Jersey
City Station. New York Transfer Co. calls for and
checks baggage from hotel and residence to destinA-
ton
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LIS Pondonn,

podd and ano vs. Adeiheid M Dnhme, indy and
sIsr 70 determine rights, Se9i atty. " Q Campbell
n " cor Az A. 76x25.2: Frank GermAnn VS. Marga-
retha BrinkmAnn indiv and e1trI TO press trust,
DC; atty, Niemann
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-17
The Real Estate board of brokers

RrqUirNg jhc VS. facilities Of trustworthy morn.
ing publlcatluI. together with Durru-pOnding eli
cnt Ir. haze Il, slgnayd Tue auN their official News
and Advertising medium. There IS printed each
together with list Oh Heal Estate Auction sales to
OCCuE.-AlV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BOATS.

,,NEWHI KH LINF. Plor ~, n, R, daily p.
WI "uLtIh" J: ur S T. a; NJ, satiraaYS'
PokEErSIE LINE; Pier a. y. r., 0P. NJ.
daily. except sundays.
iISGSTON LiNE: West 10th St. daily except
Saturdaya and sundays +. NJ: West l2ath ST., go
T. VI .. saturdays, l. NJ: West lGDth ST., go p NJ.
landing at West Point. New burg. New Hamburg.
Marlboro, Milton, Pokeepsie and Esopus, connect.
In Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-17
FURNISHED Rooms & apartments to grt
East Side.

18th ST, 1870 EASr,-DcsirabIe, cool, well.fur-
nIshed rooms, large and small for gentlemen
9th ST, 1870 EAST-tConer house,. Desirable
- rooms for gentlemen; neAtneSS q specially,
Physicians or dentists otioS.
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laath .s 9, 100 " 9Th sv, Ebert Hoves

1l1th st . q, $50 " 18th sv, Ebert d Howea.
Jr, to the Germania Life ms Go. I w..
1l2th 81, = Q, $50 W 9Th av; Ebert ID Howes,
Jr, to fredk W Meyer, yr. morris. -.
12sth At. II cor Lexington nv; John Nc
Govern to John Hickey, yr..,...........
18eth At, ga West; James Reid TO Vim
Bollacker, yrs........,.n.......... ,.......
18sth ct. n q, 8s1.6 g Alexander Av: Abe
Solomon TO Bradley h Currier Co. xyr
1osth At, ~ 3S1.6 Alexander Av; Abe
solomon to simon Adler and Henry
18sth at. n :, 8sl.d e Alexander Av; Abe
solomon 70 Charlotte NJ TITUS. 3 yrS.....,,
19rth vt, ., 3SI.6 e Alexander av: Abe
solomon to Charlotte NJ Tytus. . yrs. .....
142d ST. SO, 2bO o Brook av; Max and Ber-
tina Walther TO Justin Wohlfarth. yrs
14h1 ri. II =. 90 " 18th Ay; Matilda and
Martha G Mccormick ~ VIM Flitnor, 2
1881 st. II " corner Melrose Av. Carsten II
Bohlon to Annie u Smith aud ano, eIrs.
164th al, n q. 400 " Trinity av. also ! cath st,
ms, 22b " Trinity av: Daniel PRpay to
jacob llohl, yrs ........ 49,:
167th at, n q, 90 q Hoe at; William Boyd
to Edwin L Ford. Jr, Ayr................I
1sOth st BIS Il. Edwin Jcfferds To Chas II
and Edwd A Thornton. 2 yrs......:........
20pth 81. ccntre line. 1857 " from div line.
land Of Samuel Thompson and Isaac
Dyckman; Marie Kidwell to II. Gordon
IlciCt, yrs.
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RaiIrnads.
Pennsylvania
@AIUSRoAD,

0fNA.sdasA-A-ANN-N~n AshrSs
STATIONS foot OF WEST TMENT' THIRD STREET
AND DESBRossES AND CORrLANDr STREETS.
HB-The leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortlandt Streets Is five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-thrd street.
station, except where otherwise noted.
7;65 A. NJ. FAST MAIL Limited 70 two Buffet
Parior Cars Nav York y Pitt.burs. sleeping Car
500 1. NJ rESSsYiHASiAs LiMfFfEp e iSyf'
ssryaon Cars, Y For chSaso "T rc5esnG. ToiedO
1,5s r. ~ GIIcaS" And SH sT L6is E%SPREss
FOR Nashville via Cincinnati. indianapolis. Chi
1855 =. VI. WESTERN EXpREss.-For Chicago
7ssp M SnIIPI 1atT EMy EXPIRES. p.
burg. Cleyeland. Cincinnati, Louisville. Indianap-
7i55 =. VI. PACIF1C EXPRESS. For PittsburG and
ShcaS9 Tor knoxville, daily via shcnandoah
Valley Route. Connects FOR Cleveland except Sat
1915 ?. NJ. ,posbrossos and cortlandt Streets 8; :?
pittsbure and points West daily except sunday.
..wAstlINGToN. AND Tue SOUTH
CortlanGt street 1915 ID nins Car, 1885 Dining
cnr A. NJ dS'!h' Gi'@ rosSGs str, o. 2:io
Lin" all Psrior and Dinine cars, 4s5 DINING
CAP, 4;53 dining Carp. $50 T. NJ. 1910 night
ia;SS, 2:55 ii,:25 Conrrc. .ions Lin, all Paror
GSnd Dining Cars, AZ" Dining Car, 1850 dining
| sol TlEltN RAlLWAY.-ES Express 2:55. 4:25 P. NJ.
NORFOLK ASD WESTERN RAILwAY.-ror Mem
pins and New Orleans. 100 T. NJ. daily.
ATLANTIC COAST IlSE-Express @:25 A. NJ. and
CHESAPEAKE ONO RAILWAY. ..-4:aoP NJ daily,
A. NJ. week days aud t:bi y. NJ. daily.
ATLANTIC CITY ,.2:lO l. VI. week days Deshro sscs
street 2:1u p. NJ, ,orlondt street 2:Ih Z. Nj.
Through Nestiluled Train. Buffet Parlor Cars.
Passenger Coach aud Combined Coach.
| CAPE MAY.-12:55 T. NJ. week days.
For points on New York and Long Branch Railroad
| nrum West Twenty.tLird street Stauon), s:"5 A.
| D:2i NJ, l:65 L. NJ. drCm Dcsbros-es st eeD,
9loA. N, 100. 2:3O, 5:4u. 40. ":luP VI. sun.
days. y:4b AN. 5l5 T. NJ. ,trom Cortlaudt street,,
Dos A. NJ, L. 63, 2:SO, 3:3S, 4:23 5:lo L NJ. sum
| days, 9:i5 A. NJ. 1913 p. NJ.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6i1O lDeshrosses and Cortlnndt streets 0:2OJ 1926
7:5h, s25. 500, 1929 $500 Psnna. Limited 1910
Dining Car, 1853 Dining Car. 1859 A. NJ,
1865, 2:lO Dcsbrosses street 10 Cortlandt street
gao LOO. $3.50, 4:25, 20 ID ming Car 500 Din
Ing Car, 535 Dining Carr. So. $500 2. NJ. 1910
night sundays. $50, $50, SOD. 1873, s:h5 Lin.
tied. 800. 1o5I dining Car, A. NJ. 80, 1905
dining Car. 2b5. 800 4:25 Dining Car, 400
dining Carr, 5:51 Dining Carr. 1850. s:b5 p. NJ,
l2:lU night.
| Ticket Offices Nos. 46l. PAL 11n8, 1854. IL and
2bl Broadway. Aston House, West Twenty third
Street Station. and stations foot OF Desbrosscs and
Cortlandt Streets Court Street, $3.50 Fulton
Street. eS Broadway and Pennr ylyania Annex sta
ton. Bro rhlyn: station. Jersey City. The New
York Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through to
destination
Telephone " 1880 Thrty-eghth Street" for Penn
sylvanIA Railroad Cab Service.
J. b. HUTCHINSON, j. II. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pa9s'r Agent
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Plans Filed for Vow Buildiner.

Az and 9th st, Unionport; two-story hotel,
Edward Bailer. owner; Ebeling. Archi.
tect: cost 90 900
Broad and Front sta. n " cor; ten story and
basement Office building Potter h Teich-
man, owners; q Pelham. rchitect; cost loo, 900
Concord Av. e 8, 178 l4pth st: improve
ment 70 stores; l. Rintehn. owner;
Alexander Fowler. architect; cost. ......... 1000
LenoX to eth avs. l46th to l47th sts; i'm
Provement to engine house; Metropolitan
Il Co, owner; A Porter, architect; cost. 5000
Park av, s, 70 II pSth ST. two fve.story
fats: Gundlach Hoch. owners, Pollard
Steinam. architects; cost. 10000
9th v. Y8S improvement TO dwelling; L
Hardness, owner; Savers Ftngland.
architecta cost. 1000
2eth ST. LAP r; Improvement to boilsrhouse;
Rev G Golfer. owner; Lynch Coombs.
architects: cost 6Ooo
<bth St 4ho "; Improvement TO stores and
bel. architect; cost ......,.,,...... 1000
oath ct, 3 L: improverent 10 dwelling; Isa-
bella d Colbron, owner: W MOwbray,
architect; cost 1900
105th at, II 9, 2b3 e lst Av; Improvement TO
factory; Max Nathan owner; BuckmAnG
Deiser architects; cost. ,.......... 1000
Nj Naughtorl owner and ,rchitect cost. $4,000
10th st. 8Os-3I0 E; two.story stable;
scharmRnn. owner; l. Heineckc, archi-
tect; cost ...........,..... 1000
1<5th st. ]ss W; seven three and a half
story dwellings, John Loo. owner and
architect; $4,000
14eth ST. aey Z; i'm provement to stores; L
Rintelin. owner; Alexander Fowler,
Achltoct; oost A.boO
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NORWICH LINE

FOr INV IOndOn, NOrr0st r. Boston and the East.
Steamers 1IASSACHU SETS and CRY OF WOR-
LESTER. Leave Pier 81. n. r.. one block above
Canal st., week days only, 5:3o p NJ. On sundays
from July To- september 10 inclusive StnningtOn
Line Westward steamer will touch at New London,
leaving there at 1O.l . F. NJ. for New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-17
Steamboats,.
BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND
VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL RIVER LINE

For Fail NIver Boston, Mnrtha's Vineyard. Nan
tuckot. Cape Cod aud all Eastern and Northern
PRISCILLA and PURITAN in commission. Orchestra
on each. Leave Pier ~, n r.. foot OF Warren st. ,
New York, sundays only touches at Newport. on
other days of the week Providence Line eastward
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WHITE STAR LINE.

NiW lOlk- ~ fENSIoWN-LlN LIVERPOOL.
CORN ulc Jun" II. noon Britaruir... July =, noon
MdJtsu TIC June - noon Cymric July II. 4 A. VI.
For passage freight and general information APP
pl3 to WHITE STAR LINE,
Pier 80, North Rvor oNirc, . Broadwsy. New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-17

( toRNELL, 9th at. and Central Park west.-Cool.
y comfortable rooms meals optional; permanent
transient; reasonable,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-17
Selert 8oard.
East Side
West Side.

9TH ST., 167 WEST. Suite three handsome
III rooms and hath; single room; SOutherners ac-
commodHted, hoard II desired.
lHIH ST eos WEST near BroAdway).-HAnd-
~ some large AMI small rooms; excellent board;
summer rates Sputherners solicited
9th ST. 81 WEsT.-IArge fourth-foor front
OF room; closet running water; hall room; large
closet references.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-17
Assignments of Mortgages

Borrrnann. Edward A. to Chas Leasenfeld.. $4,000
BellRmy, Frederick p to John Fallon ...... 5000
Clark. Virginia to Fredk ABChefmerhorn t2) 1000
Cadwahdcr. John l., and ano. trus, TO Goo
f Wckcrsham. e. observation-disclosures. nom
Dixon. Eliz l., to Frederick Bittershall. 49, 400
Gaylor. 1 Oh A. to Joseph Levi, trus...-.. 1000
Jacobs. Simon. 10 batnuel Kahn. ............ nom
Knapp, Christian, to Anna Lchmann...... 1884
samuel Otto ..'.,'.'''....','.,,'..., 10000
NY Life Inns Co TO Solomon Rothfeld 49,. 10000
Costing. Vim O. TO the German Savings Bank 10000
Pancoast. Archer V. trus. to Title Guarantee
and Trust Co. $4,000
ings Bank f.. 5000
han. 10000
trus ...............- 1900
Brown, trus &c NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1850
sayidgs. Chas L, to Joseph Levi, trus 5000
Thebaud ct al ,...,.,..,.....',..... 5000
Thebaud. Louis A. TO Edwd Thebaud..... nom
kSw '' $4,000
Title Guarantee ( Trust Co 10 James II
Vent. trustes, .,..,.............1.. 1000
The Lawyers Title Ins Co to Annie Bogert IL. 900
The Lawyers Title Ins Go to Angelo Cal
Ian. committee, 40 ........................ A.oOO
warth Observation-Disclosures. 1.7oo
UnanVst Charles to American Mortgage Co $50
Wefnstein. Rachel, to tho State Bank. nom
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FURNISHED Slooms 4 apartments to let
West Side.


West Side.
toRNELL Q7th at and Central Park west-cool.
~ comfortable roomsi meals optiona permanent
or transient; reasonable.
noCTOR would share large, pleasant room. hrst
II hoor, with physician or bachelor. 40 W. 3bth St
I 9TH ST, 40 wEsT--Iarge ard single room;
= comfortable home for a gentleman; good ser
vice. references.
10TH ST. 40 wEST.-Largc. cool room; private
L - bath, other pleasant rooms breakfast OPTIONAL
references exchanged.
OnTu ST. AZ WEST Furnished rooms; transients:
~ southern and Canadian trade solicited; table
DIST ST.. GO wEsT.-In a New England house.
= large and small rooms, well furnished, refer
09D ST. 2e1 WEST Splendid cool square ROOM
* private house; excellent bath every comfort;
others; moderate.
23D ST.. az WEST Quincy House, near Broad
transicnts solicited
2STH ST. 40 WEST. broadway and 9TH avJ-Two
% handsome square front rooms, I'd and sd floors;
Southcrncrs accommodated.
12D ST. 1os WEST. Largo and small furnished
10 rooms; breakfast optional; Southerners and
transients accommodated; references.
ddTH ST. 2ao WEST -lIandsome psrlor floor,
suitable physician, dentist or couple. breakfast
optional. also hall room.
45TH ST, 1Os WEST.
large cool room, hall room: running water; hand
somely appointed house. scrupulously clean; choice
table.
4 18th ST, II WEST-A private family have
r. rooms; large, small, rent to gentlemen; loca
ton. house high class.
1STH ST. ~ WEST. desirable large and small
~ rooms; very central location; southerners &C
commodated; board optional.
| A 9th ST, II WFST.-Desirable large and small
Il ~ rooms in select house; central location South
ernors solicited.
10th ST, 142 wEST--pesirable rooms at low
~ rates.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.
SLtuEnl- EIEEL,r

FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York South Ferry Whitehall TerminRO,
and foot Of Liberty street Time sin own is from
South Ferry. Leave Liberty street minutes later.
Fpaly, tFNcCpt sunday, SUNDAYS
CHICAGO. $3.50 A VI Liberty street only li1S
P. NJ and +l2:lO night,
.IIrTsRuRli, 40 4 NJ. Liberty street only).
"b55 /. NJ, LILO nlrht.
w,s,,RoYAL BLUE TRAINS. Nina,
sIl:23 A VI. DDim'r. n2." p. NJ. nner. = 25
Diner. - 'Eoy4l Limited . "IclnsiycIy Pull.
man Train, DnerJ, $500 Diner. 81 80 7. NJ Diuarp
and ~ IL night NORFOLK. ~ 70 p. ".
All trains are Illuminated Nlth Iintsrh Light.
OMccs; ll3 ~? 2Gl i34, 1854 Hrualway, y
Union 50. ", l27 Brwcy y g.. aHN Fulton ST., 80
Graham av. Brookil II. WA'tchall Terminal AMI Lib.
eltl ST. baggage CHECKED from hotel or residence 10
do
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-17
DELAWARE, IACKAWANNA Z WESTERN.

Stations ia New York, loot II Barclay and ChriSto-
phcr Nts. Leave. Arrive.
BlnEnamton MAJ -...,.,.-..,. 500 $40 pm
BuhLlo. Ithaca, OswegO. Utica
Express .,....... &. .,... ,"lO.Ooam 300 pm
Chicago and Buffalo Express. ~l;OOIm ss:OOpIn
Scranton, NlEcsl a re- and
Plymouth Express, OOpl IL 20 pm
Chcagp X llUE1.O llm FN $500 pm $50 am
Buffalo f.N. CAS-. Butnlu am, $3.50 pm sn.3u am
Syracuse, Ithaca. O>Wrgo, III.
GA EApFuss ...,.. -.. ... $3.50 pm ST;SO am
Tickets and Pullman Rccummo iulious at ] 3, APO
and H5u broadway ana - Park place
Wcstcotts Express Company Will call for and
check baggage to destination. sDAilY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-17
FURNISHED Rooms to 9rt-8ruoklun.

1TH ST.. 31S.-Nicely furnished large front room
i for gentleman; running water; bath; private
house; reasonable,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-17
PROVIDENCE LINE

For Newport Providence Boston, the North and Fast
steam, rs PLYMOUTH and CITY or LOWEILin CON
mission. Orchestra each Lcal Pier IL, Mr., foot
Murray st.. week DAYS only attP NJ. tuuchinga at New
port, u. L. Monday mornings excepted. TN MOnda
Emil NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-17
Real estate Out Of the G,itu.

New Jersey-Sale or Rent.
I'NGLEWoOD, n. J.-Herc's great bArpain Largo
IL stone country house with stables and beautiful
grounds; In perfect order; all improvements; cost
over $4,000; we have it for sale At 81 900;
terms $1,000 cash down; balance ehsy.
II. WEATHERBY h Co, 271 Broadway, n Y
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MOntauk Steamboat Company, Limited.

foh okiENI, GkEENPOKI, SHELTER
ISLAND AND SAG HARBOR.
Steamer MONTAUK leaves Pier 10, f. r. (ad-
Joining Wall st; Ferry, Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays at L. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-17
NOVA SCOTIA and
NEWFOUNDLAND

Upon RED kh~N > ~ hFitN sailing every Saturda
at : o'clock Fun part. Uur~ and literature on r,
quest. RAYMOND MHiTCOMB. Co i Pass ACTS
- lMIOn NILMnrr. Vow ork.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-17

For Old Point comfort Norfolk. Newport News
Portsmouth. Pmn"r'r Point and RICHMOND Va con-
Meeting tor Pct"r-hurg. nrhmoud, Virginia Beach,
MGslIu gtON, j.. q. and "ntirc South and West.
Freight and Passenger Steamers sail from Pier 81.
North River. foot "i Beach st oy"ry week day eI-
Crpt Sat at q J.. VI. an Sat al ( y. NJ.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-17

nOCTOR would share large pleasant room, frat
" floor with physician or hRohrlnr 40 w. 3bth st.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-12
PORT NORFOLK

Cart. Frank l.. Rumble. OF Chicago.
has decided to locate ct Port Norfolk.
and will become n member OF the real
estate firm of j. II. Sheets & Co.
The Atlantic and Danville trains ar
rive and depart from the Southern
Railways terminus at Primers Point.
All trains stop at Port Norfolk for pas
sengers.
The Norfolk and Carolina Railway
has double tracked as far west as the
electric power plant.
Claiburn Bros, OF Newport News.
have opened real estate Office at
Primers Point.
More than 200 new residences have
been erected the past season at Port
Norfolk and Primers Point.
The Norfolk and Carolina Railway Is
building a new pier at Primers Point.
S. l.. Foster & Sons will begin lay
Ing granolithic pavement on the lands
OF the Port Norfolk Investment Com
pany's property this week.
The County Is improving Florida
avenue by grading the street and max
Ing an oyster-shell driveway.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-12
HARVARD BEATS pAR1,Mo,rr1

~ Cam5rldse. Mass, Nov. ll.-Harvard
II to 0. a drench.ng rain fell before and
during the game. In spite OF the utmost
Sare tne iie,d was mass of mud. the
slippery pail causing constant fumbling
and spoiled all accurate Kicking The
weather Kept down Harvard's score. al
though Harvard played n wretched game
after the first two minutes
INDIANS TAKEN INTO CAMP.
New York, Nov. 1.-THE Princeton foot
pail team TOOK the Carlisle Indians into
Sanp on Manhattan Field this afternoon
put had q difficult time doing it. Prince.
ton scored two touchdowns. one in each
haIL, and the goals were successfully
kicked, making the total at the finish II
r 10 IN lavor OF the Tigers. Tho result.
Just the same for the red men. TheI-
SSi,c VIC over Pennsylva MIA and their dou-
PIE PIE score aGninst Harvard warranted n
oetter showing from the lnd:ars I'm.
although beaten, they pu, up such a for
iIli ,Ie game that they proved them
them in the football world.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-12
BERKL EYNEWS and AID REFRESHMENTS Il / Il
sPBRsoNAI5iS az DIES

F. ffiss 8SPERSOC0AOsNSlIE
,Rayner the son .sof andis
i'll yesterdays
a virginian4 Plot route book Swas lost !
last week. Ifireturned to Dr. Wallace i 3
drug store on Chestnut s treet ~ reward
VIII be given
Miss Rachel 81 N col.. Il of Baltimore. ID
Sr. on Liberty street Stended. . u az
Mr.. Carl Foster. a SpIl 0t attoned at B
Old Point. twas1in town&y esterday Ell
Master Oscar Petherbrldge was slight.
~ hurt yesterday ~ lille engaged in "a 1
game OF football. hal i 4
Miss Alma $Petherbridg e Is ~ visiting;
friends in Baltimore. s;g liF3S
~ fracas occurred 4 in South Norf0lg
yesterday afternoon be tween two White!
men. Beer bottles and clubs were used
freely for a few rninut es. ;S W hen the&
row ended the particlpa went of &
each With q sore head.
NEW ADVDRTISEAIEN VA ~ ~
Since Mr.. w. l. Berlsley has put IN
hts fall and winter stock his store pre-
scnts a most pleasing effect to house.
Keepers. On entering. to- your right, z
VIII be seen beautiful variety of I
styles in bed room sets; rockers, easy,
chairs and wardrobes. so I.H
To the left will be found an extensive
line Of sldeboards, china closets, andS
bookcases. together with q handsome
line of china and glass ware. Our
readers will do we'll to ca II and examine
his stock and compare prices.
Mr.. w. 3. Dougherty5is making a spe-
cialty of hats this week In the gents
furnishing department and in the
ladies' departments heSis giving special
bargains in ladies' dress goods. He has
new goods in the above lines Call and z
s"H him. His lad" will be found in
this issue. ~ ~ rs
80 To Mr. T, p Elay'sy in so,,tb Mo- q
folk, and get in the watch deal
Mr.. IL. Goodman Is making special
drives in sideboards and bedroom sets.
Don't forget that Mr.. Edwards. the
bicycle man. has music for graphic.
phones. whenever it is wanted III,
Go to Mr.. ]. H. Jacocks' w heneyer
building material and fuel is needed.
Cannon Brothers added to their bins
Big tons of coal last week. and can give
the smallest prices. 5s
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-12
Fierce and Furious Contests Be-
tween College Football EIeyens.
ECHOES FROM THE TURF
rho University or Virginia Team
scnds Hincksburc Homo to prnc.
tice-r nud SLIGHT.
rnn'> Close Score-A Finnl Chnn-
PionshtP Gamc-Colunbia Down.
We,t Point.
Especial to vIrglnian-Pnot.)

NSPeCidi 10 NlrBln1an-IilOt)
University OF Virginia. Nov. n.-One OF
the finest and fiercest games was played
here to-day.
The much exploited Blacksburg team,
heralded as the finest team in the South
the eleven who Wanted that they would
down Virginia's colors-were SHOWED
under BY score of IS to O.
They put up plucky game however.
but the dash characterizInE Virgtnia,s
play to-dny would have won against any
team. Tho remarkable runs of Gerstle.
eliminating in one of nircty yards for q
touchdown; the beautiful work of Nalle
at quarter. coupled with the superb work
OF LLOYD. Griffin, Byrd. Landlord. the
Coleman made The game altogether one
OF tho finest ever seen on these grounds
enthusiasm mus. SIN, runs high and great mass
meeting VIII be held tonight. Lineup:
Virginia. Position. Blacksburg.
Coleman .:......Full Back...... Carpenter
Summengll Right End. LEWIS
ii HENDERSON 49,. Right Tackle......... Cox
Norileet ........:.. Centre. -. montgomery
Griffin .......... Left Guard. .. Caspar
Lloyd ..........Left Tackle. MccorMici,
Mallory fright Half back. Hardiawav
Gcrstle .......L Left Half-back.... Hubbard
:, wnsI1Gerstle. 2; Landlord. /:
Umplre-AIr. Wertenbaker. '''''' L.
PENNSYLVANIA AGAINST MICHIGAN
(By Telegraph to Virginlan- Pilot)
Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. lin the
flerccst game played on Franklin Field
this year the University of Pennsylvania
rfrg
University of Michigan eleven by the close
score Off to 10. The game was Il royal
battle from start to finish, and was
marked by both brilliant and poor piav-
Ing by both teams. Pennsylvania earned
harder for her two touchdowns than did
Michigan The Michigan team made most
of its gains on runs around Pennsylva-
MUS left end: which was lamentabIy
weak. while Pennsylvan;a had 10 gain
her ground by fierce plunglng through
the line.
COLUMBIA DOWNS WEST POINT.
West Point. N. Y, Nov. lin a furious
game of twenty-five and twenty minute
halves Columbia defeated West Point by
Il score OF l6 10 on the parade ground
but was unable to prevent Weeks. Nor,
ley and clarendon from forcing her line
and circlinS her ends for telling gains
Weeks especially. by his squirting. wrig-
Of the spectators and the discontinue Of
the Cadets. y light, steady raan pre-
vailed which nrldc the ball hard to hold
and fumbling was marked feature of
the game.
FINAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME.
New Haven. Conn. Nov. lin her
test with Harvard. Yale this afternoon
oisily defeated the Pennsylvania State
College eleven At football by tue score
Of ~ 10 Q. thirty points being scored in
the, first half. The fastest kind of foot
hall was played by the Sons of ELI who
carried the visitors off their feet for GOOD
gains time after time.