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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-07

FIRST Published 10 Tue DAILY Leader pecem
her !. lr39
LIQUOR NOTICE.
To whom 70 May Oonceru-
Notice b. trrrhy pNcn that simon walters
has thls dat uieu hls petifion 90 sell az re-.
tail spiritLuus Fluous AEd malt liquors 10
town % lamphCtl. Logan roLntY. Oklaho-
ma and that unless objection be- oled ON or
before thr ltit daY @ December A. ~
1879 said ]. tltlon viii be- granted
X y. MORTON,
Guthrie. Ofla. Dec ItSf CouniY CIk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-07

Have you tried searchlight pills for
4 sordered stomach and bowels They
cure sick headache, billiousness, coe
tiveness, etc. Ten cents . bottle At
LlllleIn nrnn a nnnk Nlore
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-07
IIQrnR NnTIcE

LIQUOR NOTICE
To Wnom BE- Nay Concern
Notice is hereby given that Charles Howe
aud Charles j notY have this dAy nlcd thelf
petition 20 sell at retail apirltuous yiuous
aud matt liquors ln Guthrie, Logan county.
Oklahoma, Auu that unless objection be-
'iod un or before The 18TH day oi btCrm Der,
A - ltPl, said pft.tiou viii be granted.
x MuKuoF. County clerk.
Gufhric. OKLA. December iNs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-07

Lexington by Dee. The LcN
ington battalion OF the Second rcgi
ment was called out last night and
rested on arms in the armory The
officers believe they viii be called tc
Frankfort on account 90 the election
.nmnn.a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-07

be doesn't believe there win bee any
trouble la the state, no matter what
tnc hnnl decision may bc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-07

Thought mote 81 dollars
than ~ health They forget that money BE-
almost Worthless without health 20 enjoy
~ NJ men and women will take Df Picfcc's
Golden Medical Discovery they needn't
worry much about old age The years will
go by. hut they won't show t This med.
cine makes digestion perfect. and changes
"a diaofdcfcd stomach into a healthy one
that works as Mature intended 70 itfcRulatcs
the liver cnfichcs the blood and tones the
nerves ~ prevents consumption by curing
bronchitis. lingering coughs and bleeding
lungs The ' Discovery contains no al
Cohol 900 false or uncertain stimuli the
power t gives is the power Of Nature deep.
genuine and lasting II does not create a
craving iof stimulante in serious cases of
sickness. nf X v Pierce. Buffalo n y
will give nee advice and counsel 90 those
whs write him
" The ftnaon delayed writing was bccsuss
wanted tU wait rHf frlf Hnrf I had taken the
mrsilriut before rtvtnE ms statement and nU.
ttn efu ud a gunl. conscientious tffiimuuial
writes Chns N Sergeant of Plain City Madison
c.. ohio During The summer aud iall ui 80
Nfrffnf nlI fuu down nerves aud stomach
-."fs "aii ni nfass Ffutc fo uf pirfct Cor ad
yicr tlr .lid hHd gtncfai debility. and advised
Uf rirfDr.a Golden Medical Discovery aud q
uafi eix bottles siucr stopped tasting 10 about
one ffIf HFu . have not taken any medicine oi
ans lind Hud hHvr been able fu Nnfh every dlf
Mf srpatt. 4. r0ui trtn raf Three square meals
uH. .NI Oh. u.f frrl tIHt miserable burning
/ iu thc eoma,h Inef eating
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-07

Dr picrces Remedies are foI sale
az the Eagle Drug Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-07

The best thing. 90 eat and served q
the neatest way at Rit,erbusch's on
Division street
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-07

FIrst come iirst served; 30 march up
and pay for the OKLAHOMA LEADER a
year ahead. This will secure that
good little paper, the Farm Journal
FOR the balance Of 1899 and all OF 1909
1901, 1902 and 1908, nearly Eve year
without any futher pay. Shall VIC
hear from YOU within one week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-07
In sluggish liver. HERBiNE. by its

In sluggish liver. HERBiNE, by its
beneficial action upon the hillary
tracts. renders the bile more hued
and brings the liver into sound.
healthy condition, thereby
banishing the sense of drowsiness,
lethargy. anu lhc general feeling Of
apathy which arise from disorders Of
the liver. Price soc Sold by \. Il.
Lille g. CO aud Wheeler a Son
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-07

Hoods sarsnpsruls is for sale Al the
Englc Drug Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-07
HoodJ SalJabaHM
%IIlzl2lktllylIy1

nooas Ilus,ars liver Boo, ne aon Irritating .nd
euy ratharue o. uss "tth hoods ssfsaIaruia.
Evening journal., 1899-12-09
pLAY OF THE sEAsON.

At the Opera House on Monday night.
1.-The Musketeers.' with James O'NeillI
in the leading role Os D'ATtagnan
will be produced. This is the sydney
lGwndy version Of Alexander Dumas
famous romance. with which Beerbohm
Tree filed Her Mnjestys Theatre, Lon
don 20 the doors, every night for eight
months. and In which Mr.. O'Neill was
seen during the Spring season nc the
l Broadway Theatre. New York, 10 tho
nightly capacity of this commodious
playhouse. under It's former manage
ment when the charge for the best
seats was 81. From all accounts, this
version Is a stirring drama, that goes
with a swing delightful in its tender
moments OF sentiment and romance.
and thrilling in the dramatic climaxes
of its various scenes. The willy Richie
lieu lays the most ingenious traps to
insure the ruin OF the Queen, and
lD'Artagnan and his fellows. sworn to
save her, are repeatedly as good as
their word The Cardinal. even with
the aid of the crafty and unscrupulous
Miladi is not able TO outwit the inn
'periled Queen. who is constantly res
cued at critical moments by the clever
and skillful DArtagnan and his Musk2-
teors mithe end, the Cardinal. trlcked
at every turn. ls finally worsted. and
Miladi, aftor nearly settling D'Artagnap
FOR good la hunted down and herself
caught n fatal trap by the Muske-
toefs. The Qucen's honor saved.
ai.a ID 'Artagnan wins the hand as he
has long since won the Arbitration or
tho fair Conscience the Queenstmald
Evening journal., 1899-12-09
"uNCLE Josh 5PRUcTBY.

Tho theatro-going public will hail
with delight tho good ncws that their
Old friend, Uncle Josh Spruccby," is 10
come TO the Opera House, Tuesday
|aiternoon and night This company
which has made an exteptionally
strong impression wherever IL has ap-
.pcsred has many friends here who will
await its coming with interest. The
organization this year IS better than
ever, al the old favorites being retain
led and capable new ones added. and
NOW takes rank with the best dramatleI
companies touring the country The
play is one Of those homely New Eng
land dramas with beautiful story
running through IT, Comedy, pathosl
and sensation abound Strict atten-
tion has been paid TO detail and full
new set OF scenery has been painted
for this season. Undoubtedly big
crowd win attend to welcome sally"
| lrDutehy.' "Out O. Sight" the Hay
lseed hand and old "Uncle Josh" him
lself No theatrical season is COM
iplete without the boys afforded bg
Uncle Josh' and his fellow, ileubens.F
Evening journal., 1899-12-09
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
GAME WITH THE ALUMNI WILL
CLOSE THE SEASON. r, II

GAME WITH THE ALUMNI WILL
~ CLOSE THE SEASON 'r' i
The last same Of toottall thls season
will be piayeQ az Front ana Union
streets grounds this afternoon between
the regular team Of the Wilmington
High school and one known ag tho
Alumni The latter team WIN be com
ppse1 OF the best players on the teams
~ 1895. e96- ara ~ \ Befkrfd tnei5n1d
VIII 'ber ARKee an6 BeedyS ~ hakl
bAQlIk; a. AleNaAder, - 5all-BaGk, 'e2nd
'Adams. qusrter-b back. An OF these ara
oldnlaysrs on the '95 team which holds
the school record of nine games won.
one tied and one lost The ends will
be Mstchett and Jednum: guards. Fog4
well and Ayars; Af;Cau6land and Sim
mons Will play t9ekles. with Taylor
centre. This team has been practicing
hard Cor The game. IL IS much heavier
than the regular termg and Is tho
Gregg OF tbe lasl, fouE years. Neverl
theless the. regulars ard .conhdenss of
winning The game viii be called at
y O'Clock sharp.
Evening journal., 1899-12-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW pLAY TONIGHr.

Interest has recently been revived in
the celebrated stories written by j.
Fenlmore Cooper Especially great has
been the demand for his novel The
spy since IL became known that
Lavinia !. Queen OF the Holland Danes,
had dramatized IT, The story, while
one of revolutionary war. would admit
Of several dramas and would undoubt-
edly have made q good war play. but
Miss Dempsey found ample material In
the love affairs OF the beautiful Tharton
girls and Harvey Birch TO make from
this story the strong romantic play,
THE Open Door" Reports credit the
play with success not second TO that
scored by Nathan Hale and Barbara
Freitchie" Local play-goers viii re-
ceive an opportunity to judge Of its quail
tiles. as IL comes 10 the Grand Opera
House this evening.
Evening journal., 1899-12-09
n eARD---.-..,..

49, 1-r =
Christmas viii soon be htreand can
you think Of more suitable present
than pair Eyeglasses TO- mamma on
papa. or perhaps youmay have a dear
bld grandma Listen, Just bring us
@he .giassesgsho has been using and
NFe-Till give you thesame strength Of
lens and then after Xmas sho can
come anyP time anaehaye hor eyes
.oxamiaed and new glasses putin free
'pf chafgf
a swing to The amount OF business
.pow on HIND, Dr. Lawton wlll be as
sistcd .by one of the staff of refractiou,
ists.. d ~ X. Kaaaeler. whose ser,
vices arc given ree'of charge. Under.
ste ID Tou are fresied wtth respeot
asse aie told whether you, need treat
AitntQr n0t .aYos skill -hk ;surrrsea
% hnd tho relief that can Be given
.Tith q properly fitted pair Of glasses
These awful headaches can be re.
'heysa snd cured, your memory i'm.
proved and you can find that sleep AZ
night that drugs have failed 10 give
that 4eadfuLinsomnial There sre
ms dfsps, no l9iions rreRhg the Law
tsh eptical ca and theyTaro stg5eily
Apfrecticnists and arc dependent on
their profession Vfor their living
Their 1nott04ias beeA 6lways Nin Be
8 Everyone To- their profession Of
trade aRd eonscie9tjoas teatmopt q
Reffeh6es the lumber, ,'gf IS No. sll
Market 81, Inst AS you go insah
Opera House. .,-.,~s1
Delmarvia Phone o7pA y. &1fA
1915, -.
Dainnrffnllu- -.
Evening journal., 1899-12-09
iNIDNApPED IN NEW IoRN

theatrical event Of much import
ance will be the coming OF Barney Gil
more at the Opera House on Wednes-
dayand. Thursday nights, in his .produc-
liXi dnappefti iHSN NeWslil ofiy a Mn
ishtsiil DO efhs q. tilesact talss ecip !
prisihg this company, and the performs
ances@ill'in-eveiS way be edtatto tho
demapds Of Howard Halls splendid
story ol hhw Baby Marion Clark wa8
kidnapped in broad daylight. The play
.wili|bei presented With a lots of fine
|sccneryfand accessories necessary for
Ia irstfiass prodbctioa. VA
Evening journal., 1899-12-09
BusINEss oppoRfUNITlns

s GOOD chante for man owning horse
and wagon TO do a pi'ohCaDle business
on asmall capital... Nor particulars, ad-
dress BelmOnt,Stable Supply Co, Sta
tion v, Brooklyp, n. Y.
Evening journal., 1899-12-09

VACATION. work ofered agents 30
every town to secure subscriptions 20 the
magl1iue, Good H0useSe eping.' Specia
missions aad pribe. fOr good workers
turing july and Auelsgl. Write us for IN.
'ornlation that VIII Interest you GOOD
HOUSEKEEPING, Springfield, Mass.
Evening journal., 1899-12-09
pRoprRrY fnANsrrRs

The following transfer OF real estatel
was recorded at the registry bureau
yosierday. Lot on the southwest cor
ncr Of Eighth and Monroe streets, by
yoseph x. Mhccler, trustee. 10 St.
Luke.s RcfQtmed Episcopal Church.
Evening journal., 1899-12-09
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY EXCURSION
TICKETS. v

lIILINN ,. ft
The Southern railway wiz sell Chris.
mas holiday excursion tickets on Dei
cemher % 10 2S inclusive; also Deem
Der 30 and. 81, with a final ret8rn limit
January 3, 1900, at rate OF. fare and one
third. Tickets will be eold 70 MI points
suuih and southwest ~ "a
1'Rkets win be sold TO slu,ents OF
schools esd colleges az the above ratio
en- Deeembef 10 to u aipdn prosenl
tation Of certificates signed Ny super-
.intendent principalor president of the
schools or colleges. Charles l.. Hop
Mnss-Distri3 .Passenser Agent No. SOS
Chestnut street, Philadelphia,s will be
pleased 90 40tnifh al jpfoFmation
Evening journal., 1899-12-09
HELP WANTED.

clVANTED. mediately one hum
dred hands to start carding and spin
ming. ticker and card tenders, grinders,
slubbeI- and fly frame tenders,
spinners, spoilers. 'daferss Wrappers and
reelers. Delaware Cotton Company,
Del.
Evening journal., 1899-12-09
CAPTAIN OF THE MAROoNsr

James Stroud has been elected cap
tain Of the y. N. G. A. MarDons. basket
ball team, and the first game win be
played on December -.
Evening journal., 1899-12-09

Five per cent willrbe added TO all
county tax bills after December 81.
Evening journal., 1899-12-09
-MILAg IL - 49,

sMiiAa DO YOU WANT
Adsefg.g your wants .n -seg Evnlua
journal hmpioymseit WapNd help
wanted 20 ict. for reht. Tor sa,e,. board-
ing and lost and tourd ads. win be pubs
ishcd, three lines. ore uma. fsr o dime
shrea tlrdcs FOR a quarter.
Evening journal., 1899-12-09
49, DfED

Al At-fAs
BAkEY, IL this Ety. on December T.
1899. Michael r. son Of Michael and
Nary Bakey, Of Conralia. Columbia
county, Pa. AGED 40 years.
BROWN IN ihi.ecity. on December 9.
1899, Jacob -, Brown, aged ~ years.
CAuTFMAN.--In.. tkis city. on Decem-
ber = Iva Nav. deUghtcr tf Samuel
and Mary J. CauFuan. aecdto Years
and 7 months -
tclatlVcs and iIsCads are rc ppctfully
invited 10 attend The funeral Un Satur-
day afternoon, at . o'clock. from The
residence Ok her parents. sos 2l4 Tati
nail street IRtsrpfnt .t.s5rfq Y cPmei
DOLlAN.-.iIjf this cry, On IA smber 3
1883, Margaret Dolan.
FsRNANy.-On December 4, 1sea, Mar
garet wife apf Philip Farlan. =
HEFFERN.-In t.his cies, on NoYf1bel
y. 1872 IhSnas FssserEs aaess a
XALQNEY ,---Ip this city 90 the g..
ir--art. Patrick Na-O1oy
Evening journal., 1899-12-09
ZOE SALE

FOR SAfIs.--At % bafEain. a lady's q
electric seal coari very cheap. Apply 62s
Jackson street
Evening journal., 1899-12-09
~ PERSONAL +

YOU FAY HALF IRICE ONIY.-We
VIII examine your Eyes FTeo, and make
you any glass 10 order you need for ono-
hali tbs pI1ca scu hare p pay anywhere
an you have 10 know IS what other deal.
cf1 charge you aud we make Or sel sou
tne same artcie for Oot -hah Price.
our work ls Guaranteed. we DO eli Kinds
of .ECplir.uE and have everything Ithat is
seeded IN shc Optical Aslrc. Sell' ana scs
Nv fS'sSss'-- pe8feess6s -1sFn
Z, -.--- s 4 q ~ .als IN pss, sryet. =.
Evening journal., 1899-12-09

NCRDEN CATCHES THEM"
seafirout every day, &c. H. al l19
King street c. N. MuRDEN.
Evening journal., 1899-12-09

Esipoctfuly,6
rzz z1AvNT 0f9z8Al co.
Evening journal., 1899-12-09

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Evening journal., 1899-12-09

. . TFts oI fttJt---tINtl3
sTiLLnAN cI0udH Capitalist, i.oas r.. ..
r. NJ. sPAUI-DlNG. Boston, Mass.
c. g CROSBY, rs nnilcturer, Lowell Mass.
n. =. BARNES, Manufacturer. Lowell. tiass.
JOHN A. SULLIVAN, counseilor-at law Boston.
T.. A. Sr1T
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
RESULTS AT NEw-ORLEANs.

New-Orleans Dec. 2s.-In the case OF A. j. wal
lace. Jockey r. Sheppard and the horse George
Lee suspended on December y, the stewards nave
decided after an extended investigation. TO con-
tinue the suspension indefinitely.
The weather to-day threatening and the
track slow the outside. Tortugas and Agitator
were the only winning favorites. Donna Rita came
20 life in the third race and easily.
81, The possibility OF the establishment OF the re-
ciproca relations between the Jockey Club and the
Turf Congress excited considerable interest here,
and many horsemen regard II as certainty that
after January each body will recognize and be
hound by the rulings OF the other II this is done,
the riding talent here will be reduced considerably.
as a number Of the boys are in bad standing with
the Eastern turf body. and II the reciprocal ar
rangernent becomes fact they Will not be allowed
TO ride here. Summaries:
First race (selling six fur,ongs)Tortugas 50 oml-
nick) 10 20 and even Mouseton. 99k Tully),
s 70 and to /. second; Old Fox, 100 (MchelD to
l. third Time -1:l7
Joner) Z TO and TO Q won: la Vega. io4 (MtcheD
to and TO second; Ell Caney los (Dupee). TO l.
third. Time O3Iz
Third Selling. mile and eghth)-Donna Rita
1oi CfitcheD. 20 8 and TO 2. won: Admeius 10,
(yinkheld) 10 and 10 2 second: Babe Fields 0s
(fIarshberger). 90 10 /. third. Time-l;6sh.
Fourth Qsndcap. mlle)-Mss Mae Day 50 ~
Waldo TO l and to !. jolly Roger 1924 (Bo-
land) to and TO second: DeyO 90 (Wedderstrand)
TO l. third. Time-i:43h
Fifth selling. six furiongsAgi,ator 1OGi4 CMc
JoynO. 8 TO and to 10. won; Little Billy 1902 C3o
land, I and 2 |. second: Water Crest 10
(MitchelD. 10 l. third. Time-l:lG.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
u,RvABD.S HOCKEY SCHEDULE.

.ooao, bae hegun at IIar.ard and the hockey team
"a a, work The schedule Of games was given out
this morning as follows January and lO' Massa-
chusetts Institute Of Technology. at Cambridge;
January l3. picket team Of Canadians; at tam.
q Yale at Cambridge; February 8. Brown, at cam
bridge: February I. MASSACHUSETTS, institute OF
TecbnoIoey al Cambridge; February H. Yale at d
place to be decided later. ~, -. -,
More games will be arranged with me Law
league teams The candidates for the Harvard
n" nh sor,e eTceilent work was done. The ice the
new rink Soldiers Field was dam damaged @ % by the
yesterdav and IL cannot be flooded until the pipes
witch ran from the boathouse are repaired This
cannot be done for several days.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
CUPREME COURT. County OF New York

~ Charles Ianicr. Trustee for Mary l. schenck.
Plaintiff against Bernhard Rosens;ock and others De-
fendantsIn pursuance Of Judgment Of Foreclosure and
Sale duly entered IN the above entitled action
bearing date the oath day of November 1899. the
Undersigned the Referee said Judgment named. will
sell at public auction at New York Real Estate Sales
room 80. III Broadway in the Borough Of Manhattan
city New York the sh day OF January 1900 at II
o'clock noon that day. by McVickar and Company.
Auconeers premises directed by said Judgment to BE-
sold. and therein described as follows: .
Al that certain lot piece or parcel OF land with the
building erected situate. lying and being in hA
CITY OF NewYork Aforesaid and which Is houndet and
described follows. that Is 70 say: Beginning at the
formed by the intersection OF the sou,herly side
running thence westerly along the souherly side OF
Proome Street feet Inches and threeouar
ers Of an inch souhery and parallel with Gosrck
Street part the distance through party wall one
hundred feet eastery and parallel with Broome
Street twenty-five three inches and quarter OF
an inch side Goerck Street and thence
westerly side OF Goerck street one
hundred the point place OF beginning. said
premises being now known by .he Street Number 80
roomc Street and Nos 10. IS. Il and ~
Goerck Street
Dated New York December IS. 1899.
THOMAS +. DONNELi,Y Referee.
MILLER. PECKHAM & DIXON. Attorneys for Plaintiff
50 Broadway Borough OF Manhattan. New-York City
The following diagram OF the above described
premises known by Number rs Broonle Street
and also known by the Numbers i3 i5 II ana 10
Goerck Street
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
BASEBALL.
LEAGUE CIRCUIT COMMITTEE MAY NEE
NEXT wEEK-BRUsH GONE HOME
FOR THE HOLIDAYS

FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Az robn T Brush. the moving spirit IN the va
,,ora, Baseball League. has gone to his hoiiie III
rd,anapolis 10 spend the holidays with MS iai"l,'
,bo chances are that nothing will be done ieea.u-
ing nosslble changes in the schedule until next
Mr. Rrush Is the proprietor of the "Wheh So go.
M Indianapolis and he is referred to by the 20,
Tor, os the "Wanamaker' OF that city lie - a'so
tho ovner OF the Cincinnati Club. and the co"''''-
ling spirit in the National League. ~
Mr.. Brush while in this city. stayed al the - -
tevant House. and a friend who was seen yes'e,
dav said that he understood that Mr. Brush VIZ VIZ
return 10 the city next week. and that sPe0
,naet,np Of the Circuit Committee. which IS COZ"
,osad ~ Rr,Ish Hart and Rogers, would De nn nsru
here the latter part of the week Nohe OF tne "a
hers 81 the committee have as yer c0mfnuiilIV ~ nd
I'm any way with the owners OF the pioohi'" ~
Baltimore clubs. 49,, t. ,ba end
circIIlt 10 eight clubs will fail IL Is rue eho"S r.
that both the Cleveland and louisville TtuDs , az
rnadv IN get ont but the conditions AT NasnlHS
,on and Baltimore are decidedly different IL Is
evnacted that the owners Of the two Eastern clupS
uin nace such price on their franchises that the
on one may I'm the end. decide to conduCt next SCI
son with Ten clubs-four I'm the West ana SIX In tne
Fast In any case, the Brooklyn CIuo VIII prop-
ahIv take two or three Of the Baltimore players
across the river Is not satisfied with haNInB Won
the championship last season. but IL deteiilItu 10
strengthen the team further before another season
m
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
80 wes. &C. e roSiea ~ with the following results


FIRST GAME ,,
Holy Cross No I-Revnods. l2t' lai''H' "
ae1 Morrison ito: Doran. l04; totnl o'% - ,I,
sn,lsinR No i-shehi,r. 1874: Davis loo' hOse'
Stafford. lI3: 7. Powers, l6si total ~
SECOND GAME
Ioyala-F Monshan lls Measher. i'o' ''
Collie I5l; W Monahan. i69; totaI. 'os 49,. ,.,,
Holy Cross No. Reilly, 50; Aorrlssey' i'o'
l4T: DorAn IFS. Calvin. III; to.al '<-
THIRD GAME
c.,...-., er,h le2. Holahan ii5 webb 2cs' nag
gerty i42: Feeley. l44 to'a'' - -, ,,,,,.., ,ea.
rco-Etzel 49, Boyle. ls4 McBfide. l4l' f'u'N''' '
c('arthy 1852; total. 726
FOURTH GAME.
Cathedrnl-Feeley $50; smith lo4' "eoO' '''
ger,y i23: Lyons l44: total. 100 - , ,,o.
spaldlng No. 2-shannon, lS9: Powers I''' N0'' "
Henrioues 100: Markey. l5I; total. 'io
FIFTH GAME
Ioyola-E. Monahan. 12si MeagheJ1 1911 'e''
Cole pol: W Monahan. 1872; total 100 900.
spalding No l-Shefier. III; DAYS H-' N'e''
STAFFORD 1877. Powers, III; total oSo'
SIXTH GAME.
Ieo-Edzel. l41: Boyle 1886; McBride' 49, f''
Mccarthy 16s. total I5S. r..
Spalding No. 2-McAdam. l42; shannon ir'' -
13s Clancy l25: Markey. $50; total 'o-
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
CYCLING.
A NEW ROUTE TO THE wEST-LEAGUB
OF AMERICAN wHEELMEN WATT
ING FOR DEVELOPMENTS

Touring wheelmen throughout the State are in
terosted in scheme TO open up a new route to the
West. Members OF the League OF American
wheelmen in this district cooperating with
those In different parts OF the State TO bring about
this much desired Improvement Those going west
on their wheels from this city at present are COM
PEELED to by way of the Hudson to Albany and
then over the Erie Canal route to Buffalo. The
roads are bad most OF the way, and some OF the
hills are steep and troublesome The tourists pro-
pose to work for a course which will take in Port
Jervls arn Bnghamton. The present scheme
which seems likely to be carried out next spring
II to make a direct connection between Kingston
and Binghamton Much OF the proposed route will
~ side paths. and some Of the work has already
New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
INTERCOLLEGIATE CHESS.

r,,pr, LEADS IN THE FOUR UNlVER-
SITES CONTEST.
Yesterday afternoon and evening ,'e ~
from, Columbia Harvard, Yale and Princeton CON
tied their chess tournament at the 'olumpld
Grammar School in this city when the loui ~
round was contested in the following ord,I' r"S'
table Rice dIarvardD against Falk CColumpu ',a
ond table. Perry CHarvard. against Se"a. Ve,
umba); third table Hunt Urlnceton) asHi9' '
Nale). and fourth table. Henley (fiiH'e'o'' "e
Morgan Yale). , mara
Tho games on the first and second boarus "e''
botlv contested Rice and FAX agreed 10 u'"
their game after thrty-eight moves Perry "'u
sewall had to do likewise. although they p'"!eu W.
to forty-seven moves.