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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-12
A DAYS DOINGS
ALONG THE BAY
NEWS NOTES OF INTERESTsPlCK-
ED UP ALONG BRUNSWICK
RIVER FRONT.
Yesterday Arrivals, clearances and
Sailings-Other News of the
Movement of Vessels
in Port.

Following is the record of the move
ment of vessels at the port of Bruins
wick yesterday:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-12
Eugene
Fields
Views on Ambition and Dys.
pepsIa.

Dyspepsia, wrote Eugene Field.
''often incapacitates man for endeavor
and sometimes extinguishes the fire of
ambition" Though great despite his
complaint Field suffered from indlges-
tion ell his life. A weak, tired stomach
can't digest your food. 1t needs
rest. You can only rest it by the use
of a preparation like Kodol, which re.
lieves it Of work by digesting your food.
Rest soon restores it to its normal tone.
strengthening,
Satisfying,
EnVIgOratEnu.
Prepared only by E. G. DEWITT & Co, chicago,
This 81. bottle contains an times the SOC. Siz@
w. J. BUTTS, The Druggist.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-12

Treasury Department, office of the
Public Health and United States
Marine Hospital Service.
brunswick Quarantine station,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-12

Roy Roy Flour is the best.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-12

Sealed proposals will be received al
this office until noon of November Is,
1902, to furnish lumber, paints nails,
etc, for use of the Public Health and
Marine Hospital Service at Brunswick
Quarantine, Ga. Schedules and fur
Their information may be OBJ pnel
upon appiil Ica to he undo 1lgGcG
X i, LBEBSOilG,
Assistant Surgeon M. II. S.
In temporary command Of station
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-12

TNIVCT INUNtSs
The tug Vigilant left for Savanna
last night She will tow the distress
ed schooner John Rose from that port
to Washington. 1t will be remember
ed that the schooner put into Savan
nah a few days ago leaking.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-12
Arrived.

Arrived. e.
Spanish bark Maristany. in charge
of mate, from Rio Janeiro.
Cleared.
Schooner Viola Reppard, Williams.
Boston. sa.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-12

ing the needs OF the modern
woman in the modern way
without the { rture of an
operation. W no { Gardui
has cured the IN the pri-
vacy of their homes and it
has found a place in the
hearts nf American woman
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-12
MISS SARAH FINLEY,
Vice-Preeident Palmetto Club. Memphis, Tenn.

"Among the numerous
medicines placed before suf-
fering women for their relief
none can touch McElrce's
Wine Of CarduI. 1t towers
above them all as a reliable
female remedy. 1t simply
drives pain and disease AWAY
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
TIE 1NnIANs REAT CORNELL.


fRY EGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
ithaca Y y oct ls-Au exciting game. hut
marked ny poor plays throughout, was the Cor
ne-Carlisle contest on Percy Field this afternoon.
The Indians won by 10 70 G. and won BY superior
football but both teams fumhled frequently and
good runs or successful trick formations were
irfrequert. An Interesting feature was the prom
insnce of the Warner brothers. Glenn. s. Cornell
q and William J., Cornell. o3. The former was
he Carlisle coach. and the latter Cornelrs cap
ain Several times the younger man drew laugh
~ fron the stand when ne good-naturedly or
tEsd his brother of the field.
ne result is peculiarly disappointing 20 the lth-
soans who had had great hopes for their team
this season. That Bucknen beat the Indians by
Is 10 makes to-day's defeat particularly calling.
And the Cornell Princeton game is only two weeks
Of Captain Warner. for Cornell. played brilliantly
throughout the game No one else on his team,
however. with the possible exceptions Of Lueder
and Smith. played consistently. Carlisle's scores
made by place kick from the 25-yard line.
and a touchdown. Cornell made one touchdown
and kicked a goal Early in the game Conn.
Cornells right halfback, made an excellent at
tempt al place goal. and came so near succeed
ing that the stands cheered for several minutes
before the failure was announced. Several times
Carlisle runners had nearly free field. and were
largely prevented from escaping toward the Itha-
. At the start Of the first half an early score
ior Cornell seemed probable. Burns immediateIy
STer the kick on, made brilliant run run ana
warner did some excellent tackNng- CONN Had"
l5-yard run and then the Try for the place
goal made. Soon the ball was In Cornells
territory, and Johnson, after a neat run. was
tackled on Cornelrs I0-yard line. The lthacans
were penaized 8 yards. Then they held twice on
the 2yard line. Brewster puntcd- Johnson was
interfered with on a free catch. and Carlisle re-
ceiyed the opportunity for her successful place
kick. WheeioCk did the trick.
Carlisles second the result Of punt
from the Indians 20-yard line. Brewster Jet the
nan roll by him 10 his own l0-yard line. II hit
ais leg and Indian fell n. Cornell defended
The goa, vigorously but Carlisle made the touch
down a mass play on the third down. Cor
neIs touchdown the result Of a blocked kick,
Smith falling the bail behind the line.
In the second half Cornell found IL difficult 70
make her distance Williams out-punted Brewster.
Only once had Cornell a chance 20 score. when
Hunt caught the bail on the S5-yard line. The In
dams gained steadily in this half. but fumbled at
critical points
The line-uu-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

DARTMOUTH. Is; WILLIAMS, O.
IRY rrIrGRAru ro - rRInrNr.l

lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSE.l
Cambridge. Mass. oct. 1s.-Dartmouth defeatai J
Williams in a bitterly contested game ar Newton
Centre this afternoon by a score of lS 20 o. Six
thousand people witnessed tho contest and cheered
the old rivals 10 football 81 the most slash
ing kind. Dartmouths three touchdowus wer"
made more as a result Of brilliant work in the back
heli than by the strength and aggressiveness Of
the line Collins Vaughan Dillon and Coburn
rushed through the Williams eleven for long gains
seldom falling . make their distance and fre-
quenty circling the enas for good runs.
Coburn easily the star he Old not q IN
until we'll along in the second half but his work
then was the best u the day In four consecutive
plays. just before the whistle blew he carried
the ball thirty-nine yards Then he was sent
crashing forward from the two yard line for the
manifested soon after the beginning of the first
half, when Williams Was forced 20 punt and Dart
mouth pushed the ban down the field for steady
gains. Twice the pigskiu Was carried over the
lire. but the Nrst time Dartmouth WAS Of side and
n was brought hack ten Yards The New Hamp-
shire boys then tried FOR goal from field, hut the
ban was blocked and they had 10 be content with
This was the only sCorlu. iu th- first haIf
In the second half Williams took brace and
worked the ball down To IaTfm0uth's ten yard
line. There. however. they loSf Il tumble and
Dartmouth carried u fnr sutiTc length ar m" teld
for touchdown. brilliant work ny Gilman a.
centre and the hurdliFg ~ Vaughan were tho ftat-
ures Of this score. 'oburu made this touchdown. as
IS points hy NauEhaHs third sgccossfli goal The
nnglI-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
BROWN HAMMERS PENNSYLVANIA.
THE PROVIDENCE TEAM DEFEATS THE
QJAKERS BY - TO 6


Philadelphia. oct ls.-PennsyIvania met her hrst
defeat this afternoon on Franklin Field When
brown University made "A score Of 10 10 on the
Quak7rs This is Browns hrst victory over fehh-
Sylvania At time during the game were uhe
weakened Red and Blue men match Tor 'her
husky rivals The only score that fell to the lot
"f Pennsylvania the direct result OF a rumble
ny the Brown back field. which gave the nome
team the ball on their opponents 5-yard line lhs
score was made after Pennsylvania was twice
forced t" kick Brown fumbled. and captain Gardi-
ner ana his men reeled through their weishtier
opponents. having only inch 10 spare on TIE
touchdown. The goal was kicked. and there was
nope among the zen thousand spectators III the
grandstand
But this hope was soon dispeled when on the
next kickoff Brown started a series Of tackle pays
that netted them yard after yard over ana around
the weak Pennsylvania line the big Brown backs
huried themselves, decreasing the distance be
tween the bah and Pennsylvania goal nVe ana
zen Yards at "A time AT the 3o-vard line the heet
- vas sent around the Red ana blur tId . lut
the first touchdown The goal missed but
within five minutes PENNSYLVANIA was again scored
on IN precisely the same manner Another umt
the Brown kicker failed and the score the end
IN the second halt Pennsylvania made desperate
Ira i Stiha Try as ihey "2uld, ~ - - ~ ~
kea and Blue for scoring gains. But toward the
I'M OF me nalt the unstoppable BafrE Wh" rhdus
kicked q splendid goal from the 3o-yard line. This
tdetI the score AT 10 10 6. where II remained uhuI
PENNSYLVANIA was not physically equal 70 the
IroLldei.ce team, nor did the QuakerS know as
IIs nam th'y put up magnificent defence. Out me
defeat was inevitable. If serious Improvement IS
n9l MADE IN the Fennsylvania play there Is every
tIuSptGt tor an almost unhroken series OF deteats
throughout the remainder Of the season.
tfroWn played like ClockWork. She had a power
out The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
SALES REPORTED YESTERDAY.

John y. Golding has sold for Miss Lizzie C. He'd
den the four story Columbia College Ieasehold. No
s. West Forty -ninth-st 10 a client for occupancy
Slawson & Hobbs report the following leases
No go West End-ave. for Florence Eagers TO n
barrett, No. Y West Eighty y-seventh-st for Anna
] Eizner to J. FOLDER. No 157 West Fipbtv-aftb
St for Henry L. Swords to H. W. Chaplin. No Az
West End-ave. for J. r. Clopton to 4 C1avburgb.
No. b West Seventy-sixth-st. for the estate of
Theodore Storm 70 ]. SeIigman: No 3g1 Was-
Eighty fifth St. for NJ. l. Pike TO J. Murray and
No. go West Eighty-seventh-st for Elizabeth j
Bennett L. Flank
Charles L. Duross has leased the fourth and Aftb
lofts u0ox7o at the southeast corner of Jane and
N est sts tor the GeIesee Fruit company 10 4
ana 44s West Thirteenth-st formerly opsunied bS %
the Wing Piano company. for James Carr and
OF No. "a West FiIteenJh-sL for client of Will
Lowenfcld & Frager have bought No 319 IN 22s
East One-hundred ana -hfth-st. old buildings, on
Pease & Gilman have sold for Martha A. Slater
the four story brownstone front dwelling house No.
y East ty-siXth-st., NXloe5 feet.
Layton & Rogers have sold for Mrs. Annie f.
Gray No & l dbn as ir private dwelling house
No 522 West Northumberland 4 forty second st;
south side OF hundred-and -thirty-second-st I75
feet west of Twelfth-ave.
stein & Distehurst No. 2s0 East Horlston-st. We
story tenement house. with store. lot 2xO6 feet
stewart and others No. IS Christopher-st. a three
story and basement brick dwelling house. lot
Waiter FOX has sold a three story and basement,
stone front dwelling house, on lot 2oxsS feet, at
ST. Nicholas-ave- and -hundred-and-fOrty- sew
Jacob HassIacher has sold No 4o6 West One
hundreland forty-sixth-st. three story and base
ment stone front dwelling house. on a lot lSx9S1
The American Baptist Home Mission Society has
twentieth-st. nve story single hathouse on a lot
William A. White & Sons have sold for the estate
Of William NJ. Evarts plot lOlx1oo feet. az the
and broadway.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
yulRpSHOOTERS AT CREEDuOOR.

rr,edmoor Long Island. oct. ls-The eleventh
complementary practice day of the season was held
-, to-day for the sharpshooters' class al hve
,d and six hundred yards. The attendance
- large as II was the last day this season
g. Qualification in the sharpshooter class. The
,tar was unfavorabIe for shooting with a vari-
~ wind Tne shooting and issuing Of decora-
mere under the supervision OF Lieutenant
lions y ,Thurston. Ordnance Of1cer, n q. y. \.
Coloh'ss 'ssstt1rday will be for the marksmen's ana
distinguished expert class, Inc ofncers scores
follow.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
uaRVARD BEATS SOLDIERS.
arr WEST POINT HOLDS OPPONENTS
DOWN TO IA To q

,,..s, Point \. Y. oct. lS-Five thousand people
.hc Military Academy football team score
49,, rbe strong Harvard eleven In fiercey
asA,.5 hattie here to-day. The game was an
..i,g one from start 10 finish. resulting in
n "A 20 q iu favor of Harvard. Nichols VINO
-. last moment was substituted for Gardiner
- oT and Harvard carried the ball back "A
- ,.srds advancing II very slowly West Point
-.lerEid offensive work, hut Harvard sue
u] - IN forcing the bah over the soldiers goal
lanes making the touchdown. Barnard
~ an easy goal. The ban did not leave har-
49, r,oss,ssion from the beginning of the game
I'll they scored
-, ,ne next formation Meyer was substituted for
..r,-.r West Point kicked well up the feld-
80. ran TIE bali back until he was beautifully
49, IA. Farnsworth. West Point then got the
20, s,5 carried IL forward 10 within twenty yards
- t5r,.ard's goal line. Here Harvard was penal
"a cor onside play, and soon afterward Farms
- rsrired from rhe field. charged with slug
-, hun soon returned and resumed his position.
-, Point then gradually advanced until Torney
mas forced over for a touchdown, and kicked an
easy goal
The bah was carried back ten yards by
--.o,s Harvard soon afterward recovered the
N and hunted 10 the 25-yard line. 4 hard fought
Ill here ensued. and time was called with the
h.n in the centre OF the held. Score: Harvard,
g. West Point, g.
o., sescravcs i.aurson for Gardiner and Dice for
rs-nsworth Harvard kicked for thirty-hve yards
she hall being brought back to the centre Of the
ssd IN West Point. Harvard then recovered
nlossessiou Of the BAH. and Herman made a spec
tsc,isr run of forty-hve yards TO within Ave yards
% West Points goal line. where he was tackled
- Shannon After a brief sCrimmage Jones was
ts-.e5 over the line for a touchdown. and Barnard
lgcked 4 difficult goal This was after four min
ues' play NJ r, -, ..s, -.
.s,tfrc me hall dangerously near HarVards goal
T., III latter recovered II and punted back 10 the
.C-re W OF the field After a series Of sCrimmaEes
SJa-rar6 lost the ball on downs Then Harvard
ns5e a touchh4ck and from punt Hackett made
y long run At this point Graves tried goal from
- Seld but tho bah WAS blocked by Harvard
&Se CgmuridEe boys then got the bail 10 within
no % feet Of West Points goaL Here scrimmage
- several minutes duration enSued. in which
harvard did non gain an inch. but lost the bah
o caves attempted punt from behind the goal
,osS hll- Harvard blocked the kick and tho ball
t..y.sa lrr-a the crowd. There was an exciting
s~-rbIe Tor H. the players trampng under rheir
-, several spcctators The coveted pigskin fen
10 he hands Of West Point. lengthy discus
sop sross as 10 the nature or the play. the Of
sSas deciding tnar il was sarety and adding
tTo points 10 Harvard's SCORE. soon after this
lime was called with the hal on West Point
sffeen-vard line. Score Harvard, a. West Point,
The lineup.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
coLruBI4 BOYS WITH HERR cONRIED

Columbia students will be represented in the
,-o5uction Of Alt Nuremberg by Heinrich Con
reds stock company the Irving Place Theatre
,bis week twenty-five students will take place
IN the chorus Of the production. Mr. Conried is
~ Ia friend Of the Deutscher NPrein the German
society ar columbia. and the students are going
a. ,be' nIav out OF courtesy him and for the fun
~ he thing a dinner after the play will be given
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

that IL could only be used site part Of
site for dwelling house According TO a report
which printed in The Tribune recently the
syndicate which owns the property may build a
sixteen story oachelor apartment house on the
site which is only 25xl50 feet and is said 10 have
cost the present owners $4,000 Frank j. Gould
recently bought No. s34 Fifth-ave for his own
occupancy. and No $50 Fifth-ave. is the home Of
Isidnr WOrmSer.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
NEw-YoRK UNIVERSITY. s. TRINITY. o.
Try TELEGRAPH To rur rrrr>r1

Hartford. Conn, oct lS-In tho game between
Trinity and EeW-York University played here to-
day the New-York eleven won 10y 20 o. From
kickoff 70 whistle rhe New York men PLAYED The
better game Tn, Interference was close and the
line imrrsZuable Draper. who has been trying
hurdlng lately made gains OF ten yards repeatedly
ReIley. the big tackle proved a good ground gamer
n the tackles back formation tried 10y the New
York eleven for the first time yesterday. The
lireuu-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
SALE OF GREAT NECK TRACT.

: Osgood PeI & Co have sold TO H. BramhaH
Gilbert Of No. S2r Fifth-ave. twenty acres of the
Skidmore estate Great Neck Long Island. incIud-
ing the homestead Mr. Gilbert will improve. and
build on this plot The Skdmore estate. OF some
one hundred ard nifty acres Of water frontage, is
one Of the finest tracts OF land on the North
shore s Osgood Peu & Co have now the
elusive control OF this property
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
IoAN GIvEN ON THEATRE PROPERTY

The Hudson Realty Company has loaned TO the
Associate Realty Concern incorporated, $4,000 on
the propertv situated az the southwest corner Of
Seventh-ave and hundred and twentieth st,
90 l0xI20 feet on which is be erected freproof
theatre and office building. sixty feet high. The
building will he equipped with an elevator, will
have a roof garden. and a rathSkeller in the base
meut. Tne building i 70 be FULLY completed by
August T. 1903. The loan perfected through
the LAWYERS Title Insurance Company. of No. 81
Iiberty-St
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
HARVEY FISK q SONS To BUILD.

The Mutual Life Insurance Company IS reported
10 have arranged 10 tear down the Gilman Build
ing at Nos s. and 81 Cedar-st when the present
leases on the property expire and build in its
place a banking house for Harvey Fisk K Sons.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

The little advertisements i'm the narrow
columns look small, hut the Offers they
r.prrsrnt are, In som" instances, as biG as
"a house
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
.MRAssAnoR cHoArE-s HorsE LEAsEn.

AMBASSADOR CHOATE-S HOUSE LEASED
Douglas Robinson. Charles s Brown & Co. and
Whitehouse & Porter have leased for Joseph Fl.
Choate. United States Ambassador 70 Great Brit
air. his dwelling house here No. East Sixty
third-st.. which is five stories high and OF the
American basement type The lessee is Charles
w HarkneSs OF the Standard oil Company.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
HORACE MANN WINS EASILY.

The game between Horace Mann and PinEry
s Hooi was PLAY ID A. Elizabeth \. l.. yesterday
and was Xnn by the former by "A score Of 81 10 o.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

COLUMBIA MAKES BIG SCORE.
HAMILTON 40 MATCH FOR LOCAL UNI
VERsITY TEAM-BEATEN BY 81 TO O.


Probably two thousand people witnessed the foot
bah game at the Polo Grounds Yesterday between
the Hamilton Coliesa and the Columbia University
teams. Columbia started Of slowly AS l,sr.,l and
al the close Of the first half the local rl3yers had
scored only II points In the second half how
ever, the Columbia men were seen al their best.
and they gave the spectators "a much better i'm
preston Of their powers as football n1a,.ars 7-ba
Hamilton line. which had held well in tbs FIRST
half fairly shattered. and Columbia scored
almost at will, the score ~ the end OF the game
being 55 to In It's favor, The Hamilton men yer.
much cast down at the result esra-tj,o ID. ,.,.t,
better and closer game. Their good game vim
Williams. when they were beaten only by the cl,se
score OF 10 ;. and the fact that they held co1,,r
ba last year 10 Y TO score. led them IN b,,o
for close score this year.
Several of Columba's best pla,ere No.. - T.,
their accustomed places when me ,a,a ~, -
started In fact Weekes dd not anne go -
held until the second half had been wei a3,...a,5
Then the Columbia captain gave an .xbr,i,io, 80
football playing which brought The s,s.,.,r -
mad TWO Of the most serS.tti,,rs, III me battle
game The hrst was for a nun sit,o', '"t5 ms OF the
length Of the field lie got the baII - tAtiIe
iamo3 go5l Ier bs = & ana ran fully yards
Thorpe and Duden furnished him exceileDi' ' & gtar-
Several minutes later Mann made a er. ,..,.,
Tor tuy h. 4seH 6l,nb gIGS @ 5ng 3al being caught by
good dashes down the field while tbe ,ir ,er or MS
and il stood him in good stead Tor b s M speed
whole crowd ami finished his run Tor lodged me
more had il been needed. Erb aid '.lI nave made
None Of the players we're badly hurt ai,bc,gb 1t5,
times Twice Hamilton tried for 'I,aPse several
2oyard line The irSt aitSmpt Hs ana once from the
ond wide OF the mark Hamilton maj me sec
Vote. Tomlinson. Dud' H. Dollin ana 55epplaclng De
ssr1 sns 1nt ~ 1sh smith made ,o IN the game from
Fisher and Thorpe one each. The linen" ana
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
PRINCETON. %; WASHINGTON AND JEFFER-
SON. 5.

rHhceton. X j.. oct IS CspeciaD.-The Wash
Aston and Jefferson eleven were defeated here to-
10y by Princetons team. but the plucky Pennsyi-
siasns secured fve points the first score that has
p.en made against the Tigers this season. Five
minutes before time was called the score stood
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

% 10 A minute later Captain Hayes dronned
the 8Oyard line The bali was directly in fHoHf
could get through the line the bali wa or -
over the bar. making the final score gs 10 - MY MY
summary: -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

A. Ermine Muffs. Ss5. $40, $50, 500. SIS and SIPS.
ne~ shapes. Imperial collars, stoles vctorines
"a searis; large assortment. c. {. Shayne,
o. 'tuiacturer, 4Ist & s2d Sts. Bet B'way
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
Go Get for Business purposes.

DARK PLACE near Broadvay--Vhole building story
il and basement. May 1st next PLASS pa Bway.
IyINF ground door, Berkeley Lyceum
il Building - West ++th 81 Apply on premises
LEXINGTON VE.-Ilrge light. store. steam
i,D neat decorated suit. price $40 r. H z.
ELLIOTT g Wintdm-st
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
DE WITT CLINTON WINS

The De witt Clinton High School defeated the
Erasmus Han Hi@h school, Of Brooklyn. by a
af1 n 6
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
TO PURCHASE NO. S35 FIFTH AVE.
T. J. GOUIp'S PROPERTY MAY
BE ABANDONED

There was "A report current yesterday that a
number Of owners Of property near No. S35 Fifth
ave. which was bought last week by Joel VI Marx
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

MOHEGAN WINS

PeekskiU. y y. oct. Is 6spsciaD.-At Mohesan
the Mount Pleasauts. Of Ossnnins. scored 3; Mo
hogan Lake school. 81
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Goals from touehdown-Erb. runs-Weekes' 10
Carthy. Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
- unI-RRnnk.s RnYs NIcrnRInIs

Ossinng y Y oct IL CSpeciaD-At Ossining
Dr. Holtrooks School scored II, Yonkers High
school, o
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

orc & Shayne. Manufacturer. +ISt I'D
Sts Bet. B'way & 9th -"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
LAFAYETTE, 8s; MANHATTAN, 3.
my rELEeRArH TO rHE TRIBUNE

IBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRlBrNE.I
Easton, Penn, oct. ls-Manhattan College, OF
New-fork was no match for Lafayette in the
ioo'hall game on Marsh Field this afternoon. the
maroon and white rolling UP 3s points in the
twenty minute halves. But TO the visitors belongs
the credit Of making the only points scored against
Lafayette this season. This due 10 run OF
ioFiy yards by Waters. followed by run by De
Aney, who carried the bali the line for a
touchdoWn Farley failed at goal This was in
before this
After two minutes OF play Lafayette got the ball
OFeI the goal line. but fumbled- The op-
bortunity 10 score was lost Manhattan could not
gain and WAS forced 10 kick. The Eastonians then
useo guards and tackle back formations with the
..ssslN that Ernst was forced over the line for
nc nc nrst touchdown Sitter kicking the goal Be
.GLs The first half ended Lafayette rolled up
s.sAleen points, and twenty more were added in the
sttcond hall Manhattan has a heavy eleven. but
>''e payers are deficient IN team work. The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
NO. sS5 FIFTH-AyE

representing syndicate. were thinking Of making
overtures TO purchase the property II is said that
II these property owners succeed in buving the
nr--2Ttr ~ w a. rc-trictsc=z .ooa IL