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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Herring are stiu In town, occu,v.
ing the home of Mrs. Herrirg's parents. Mr. ara
Mrs. James Wilson Clark. No. 10 West Fftv-
third-st
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09
THE SOCIAL CLUB
MUST PAY UP
CITY Fathers DECIDE TO
COLLECT BILL.
To Get New Street Lights as
Soon as Possible.

regular meeting Of the Common
Council was held in their chambers Wed
nesday night. those present being the
Mayor. and Messrs. Bird. Binns, Lane.
Morris and WRrburton. cOuncilmeu.
Mr.. Wsrburton. the committee AT
pointed TO ind out and report the mum
Der of members in the Peninsula Social
and Hunting Club. reported that the
6rst report fled in the clerks Office July
18th showed i've charter members and
fourteen honorary membership in all.
The Finance Committee authorized Air.
Wsrburton 10 compromise on S5OiipRid
st once. The Commissioner OF Revenue
assessed this amount aud placed same
IN tie hands oi the SerEean, tor collec-
tion. The manager OF the club refused
% pay the $50.
The Council decided 10 collect the tax
of $3.50 and passed the following Tesolu-
tion:
RESOLVED. That the commissioner Of
the Revenue be. and Is hereby directed 70
assess the Peninsula Social and Hunting
Club forthwith, "a license tax OF $40 per
member per hrst report filed with the
Clerk OF the Court. and place the same
in the hands OF the Sergeant who is here
by directed 10 proceed 10 collect the
same according TO law.
IL was moved and adopted that =
committee composed OF the Mayor and
Nr. Bird be appointed with authority
20 purchase thirty iron lamp posts siriii-
lar 20 those now II use or the streets
on the most advantageous terms pos
siblc, and with further authority tolook
into and experiment with VARIOUS kinds
o. lamps for street lighting. and rspor;
their conclusions 10 the Council.
The Council Is thoroughly dissatisfied
with the present lamps and decided &c
get rid OF them as soon as something
better can be gotten. The two lamps or
trial are not satisfactory. aud viii b,
returned The trouble with the Wells
bach lamp Is that il is too complicated
and cannot DC kept IN order tisprob
able tina, when the lamp posts are %,
property Of the town they viii be place
along the sidewalks.
The bills Of the Judges and clerks @
election amounting 20 SIS and the hil
OF the Colonial Ian for s. were crdere,
paid by the Sergeant.
Parties claiming witness fees and thos
having bills in the Law soninvestigatioi
are asked 20 present same 20 the com
uiittee, and upon approval they win b
paid at once.
At 1920 the Council adjourned.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09

A Richmond book seller remarked -
the winter recently that "the dsy 81 the
Almanac Is numbered" He bad been in
the book and publishing business many
years. Years ago the almanac was "a
necessary for beginning the new YEAR ss
having something to satin the house.
They lived by the almanac. Travelled by
il. did business by il. planted crops by il.
married by II. and practically died by il.
Oar only customers are found among
the older people. who are as loyal As
ever to At and who believe in 1t sincere
""
The calendar now has the run and
the almanac Of our fathers. like the
fathers themselves. arc laid on the shell.
Most Of as can recall the happiness We
,elt when the new almanac came
about Christmas tims. for there were
visions Of funny pictures and dreams
Of many Jokes 20 laugh over around The
family hrsside IN the old home.
The children 81 today arc not harder
10 please Shan those Of twenty-five wears
ego auditis no sign Of decoration in that
they have put aside the almanac OF their
6addies. They require better things.
because they are used 10 better things
and the indica tons are that the boys
and girls and even men and women. OF
The next generation viii ;uFn with dis.
gust from many things that are highly
priced today. We hope they viii because
in that ia s good sign pTosressivsness,
broads nins OF intellect. strengthening Of
character. Sc the almanac l. going. be.
cause It Ia. served its purpose and Is DC
longer needed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09

II stuck TO my engine, although every
joint ached and every nerve wss racKed
with pain, writes &. w. BeAamy, a 10
connective 6remsn,oi Burlington, Iowa
Il WAS weak and pale. without any up,
petite and all run down. As was
about 10 give up. got bottle OF cleo.
trIc bitters. and after iaki-g il. ie.t as
well as ever did in my life" WeaF,
sicklY. run down people always gain
new life, strength and vigor from their
use. Try them. Satisfaction guaran.
Il ed BY L. Henley. Price SOC.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09
XMAS GERMAN
BN- william and Merry
German Club.

The William and Mary College german
club gave their regular Christmas ger
man Monday night in the college gymna-
stun. The large hal was tasteiully
decorated and the scene was one long to
be remembered.
Music was furnished by Smidts or.
chestra, OF Newport News. and at II
o clock delightful; refreshments were
served. Although the extended absence
OF the students for the HOLIDAYS caused
the german TO come little later than
usual. its postponcment detracted in no
wise from its success and II is looked on
as the smsrtest social event OF the win.
ter here.
Dancing was kept up until ? O'Clock.
Col. James T. Christian leading the
figures in his usual charming style.
Those dancing were Miss Janet Peek of
Hampton with : {. blsckiston. Miss
Wright Of Toano with o. L. Shewmake.
Miss Catherine Henley with J. II. Lloyd,
Miss Mary Mercer with Z. II. Smith,
Miss Mackey Young of Hampton with
Spencer Lane. Miss Annie Barnes of
Richmond with Clyde Barnes, Miss Liz
zie Tyler with NJ. X. Morgan. Miss Mary
Foster with ]. :. Wilson. Miss Beulah
Brooks with Geo. Haukins. Miss Edna
/ Brooks with 6. o. Ferguson, Miss Eta
Sharp OF Norfolk with 7. Z. Spencer.
Miss Emily Christian with Mr.. Banks
dale. Miss Bessie Scott with Mr.. La
guna OF Porto Rico. Miss Lucille Foster
with Z. E. Henley. Miss Ida Henley with
+ Toe Meade. Miss George o Keeffe with
A. Holt. Miss Sue Webb with Blair
7 Spencer. Miss Louise Henley with DR.
/ Judd. Airs. Noncure With MIR. Savage
Miss Mary Meade with K f. Saunders
Miss Lizzie Meade with Fred Hynsod
Miss Mary B. Spencer with Earnes
Jones. Miss Martha Spencer with T. y
Lawrence. Miss Virginia BrRithwait,
with ]. ". Gossmau.
Stags-Ismes T. Christian. w. B
Newcome. L. Foster. T. O'Keefle. r. 2
PEBBLES A r. ". Mackreth.
The ohaperones were Mrs A. J. Barne
aud Mrs O'Koeffe
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09

Il VII ueitseE dIs@ppoint nor surprise
re people Of Williamsburg when they
learns that the City CounrA hss decided
?, disp>u se with the present street
IA 1ips. ard install something else. even
rae kerossne lamp The fault WIKI the
-Welsbach lights = that 10 one can bs or
has been scared u no can care for them
properly. They are TOO complicated for
ordinary uSc-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09
Entertained at EweIl.

AZ and Nrs. Greeur-sn aud daughter.
Nrs Holmes. % Eweil. entertained few
% iheir Wisconsin friends, also others Of
Virginia on Sew Years day. The day
was perfect. as Vas the delicious repsst
st BEFORE IS After al had Jared suup-
tiousiY. we adjourned 70 the verandah
were The SUI was shining in aliit, bright
ness
Even The birds or the lsznsss trees were
singing
Ard tbeir gladstone notes over the
land went ringing.
All nature did echo. what the birds dc
say.
Never yet. was ssoh a perfect New
Years DAY.
Among TIC Virginia guests were Rev
AID Mrs. King and child. Dr. King auc
Mrs. Hs1au The Wisconsin guest
were Mr. and Mrs T. P. Johnson ant
family. Ar and Mrs. PaHsou and A
Lister
Aher congratulations were passed. ~
leff for home. having spent e perfec
New Years day.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09

A. rs isst ucstirgtbe Counsel failed
- take azy steps &c regard .. The boud
.i.suc for watcr-wo-ks. Z - gettins
tAiong towards spriuE. and Z We arc 60
TX 70 have water oTss or auy improve
. 1ents a. a.. IL us have them as soon a.
poss5blc DELAYS arc dangerous. j VII
-akr some tine 10 arrange FOR thr bono
ISSUE Guo the pTrlI-uiusrles should & ~
6errakez az one
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09
]. Allen Watts.

RoASoKH. Va. ian g.. Allen Watts
died yesterday morning AT 1913 o'clock
from complete break down ot the ner-
vous system. aged forty-niue years Mr.
Watts vas in ID health when the late
A. +. Garter. claim agent Of The Norfolk
and Western Vas taken sick IN October.
and as consulting attorney in the same
department. filed both duties which
hsstened bis death.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09

use Chan berlsin's Stomach and
Liver Tables Tor indigestion and hud
that they suit ny case better tran any
dyspepsia remedy ] have ever tined and
I have used many different remedies.
IN nearly fity-one years Of age and
have suffered great deal from indiges-
ton. can eat almost auy thing wart
= now-Geo. W. Emory. Rock Mills,
Ala. For sale by J. II. Stone.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09
Cured After Suffering 10 Years.

Cured After Suffering 10 Years.
B.P Hare. supt. Mani Cycle 4
'Fg. CO.. Mlddletown, o.. suffered for
tea yesrs with dyspepsia lie spent
buodreds Of dollars for medicine and
with doctors without receiving any
permanent beneh'. lie says. "One
night while feeling exceptionally bad I
wss about 20 throw down the evening
paper when I saw al ten in the PIPER
regarding ID { merits Of KOdol Dyspep.
si2 Cure. ! clDciUded 10 try IL and
Ehue ! Lad &c saith in il felt better
alter The second dose. After using two
bottles I ar stronger and better than
have been IN years. aud / recon mend
Ksdol Dyspepsia Cure to nay friends
and soquzintances suffering from stom-
seh trouble." Sold by l. henley.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09

The s1it q Tie EasfesS State Hospital
sgsiEst The COMMITTEES q Ars. AaDcef,
for beard and medical attention i not
underwood b. many peCpIe. Tie is~
requires that when pstieEts are abls
board INST x pajo. These arc csllso
pay pstieuts-" Recently sn old lady.
a kiDs~oEAD Of the late President Il
Of the COnsecersey, who ~ a pstseni
here, came into possessioa Of sum q
money. A committee ~&s appoiaie6
AID the lscy's money IL paying hef
board here. Ne never believed that thin
Was a jsst Law. II creates q class known
as paapeTs. The state hospitals sor 70,
insane should b free 10 al alike OF
course, II patient waEtseEtfs ATTENTION
AID comforts and j. abIe 20 pay for theri
chat 10 another thing. But this Law i
aajust aud unfair. aud ought 20 be 5e-
pealed. The peopIe are taxed 70 support
roc hospitals and should not be mace 70
pa juss beesuss they arc ak. Should
sssspity oyersakr tbem.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09
College Notes.

The following registered at the col
lege this week.
Miss $. z. Newton OF Newport News,
Miss Anne A. Dormin OF Norfolk. Miss
Elizabeth A. Moore and Miss Bessie
Mitchell Of Hampton. " T. Hodges of
Norfolk. Miss Cora Lee Hay Of Rich
mond. Miss +. l.. Burford Of Lynch
curg. Mrs. John Alvey, Miss NArie
Alvey. Aiss Z. T. Crump of Richmond,
K. +. Saunders of Portsmouth. Eta F.
sharp OF Norfolk. Janna E. Wickre OF
Oberlin College. T. ., Smith of Shaws
Store; {. 9. Barrickmsn. E. B. Beard oil
Shelbyville, Ky. and L. 5. Foster, citv
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09
A Prisoner in Her own House.

Mrs. W. II. Lsyha, Of 1901 Agnes
Ave, Kansas City, Mo-, has for several
years been troubled with severe horse
ness and a. times hard cough, which
she SAYS would keep me in doors for
days was prescribed Tor 10y physi-
cisns with no noticeable results. A
friend gave me Tart OF bottle ofCham-
berlsin's Cough Reme.y with instruc-
tions 20 closely follow the directions aud
wish TO state that after the first day
could notice decided chsnge Tor III,
better. ana at this time alter using
il Tor two weeks, have no hesitation il
saying realize that am entirely cur
ed" This remedy is TO- sale by J. n
Stone.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09

Councilman Lane in discussing the
failure 70 collect a license tax against
the social club. did not mincc words
about the duty OF officers IN the matter.
he said that the law should be enforced
against AL persons and firms doing
business without license
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09
CONGRATULATIONS.

NJ John Fl. Cullom. editor OF the
Garland, Texas. News, has written
letter Of congratulations to the manu-.
iscturers Of Chsmberlstn's Cough Rem
ely a. follows sixteen yesrs sgo
when our tirst child vSs baby be was
subject % oroupy spells snd Ne would
be very uneasy shout him. We began
using ChSmberlain's Cough Remedy IN
lSs7. Sod finding IL such reliable rem.
civ for colds snd Group. We have never
ben without II 10 the house since that
tine We have i've children and have
civen :, 20 ell of them with good re.
suits one good feature OF this remedy
il that il Is not dissgreesble 70 take
aud our babies really ike il. Another
Is that Il u not dangerous. aud there is
40 risk from giving 80 overdose. ]
congratulate you upon the success Of
YOU remedy. For sale by q.
stone
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09

X Is traiy remarkable how some peo-
ple. claiming 10 - absolutely honest,
can receive and read 3 nrVspaPeT and
tbsu REUSE 70 pay Aprit Ii = newsPsPeT
:. not wanted stop i L u % worth
rsadiug. Il : worth paving ior.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09

lohu Alien Watts wSs educated at
William and Mary. Several OF his eoi.
lcse mates reside here
They remember Watts as brilliant
and promising student. he visited here
a few years ago.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09
To "a Night Blooming
CereuS.

ROBBED in sPleudor and pearly white,
We hail thee, beautiful queen OF the
night.
Thy young head bowed with modest
grace
Yet Others soon will take thy place,
Ia a few short hours thy young life must
perish,
While we thy beauty in fond memory
cherish.
A. LIsTRE.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09

Tx jamestown Exposition Company
and the p-opie Of Tidewster have before
tneu TIC RAJ battle for The success 81
TIC Ter Ce1teunial That il II getting
g appropriation from Congress. E1-
positions have become % COMMON that
almost suy htri< r0wn car get Up a
show Bur Ora wil * something NV.
Nc VII have the support OF New Eug-
lErc, orcsuse SIC NIL want our support
81 1919 for a similar purpose. The
goreru-.eDt VII hnc IN fhis oeIebsstsou
al opportunity tO sbO~ The world her
naval strength and that - III u worth
10 us Tic Sc. COO, 900 W shall ask Tor
aid espect 10 get But J. - gong 10
take oTk 20 sef ConSress 20 see tbiags
II or light
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09

The lard grabbing sEr~ q Tie Rs-
public = dswinoE uP1u IA The whole
ustion. regardless Of party, = pe-luestec
with Tx 6esirs 20 annex ue~ territory
The o1iy di6erence "a Il tbe degree Some
would EXERCISE control over The islsnos
Il distant seas. while Others would take
orlr contiguous territory Like Eng
lard. ~e arr srest civiHzers. and 4 .
ou'y question q wears uatil 40 become
great coIouszcrs. Wb-t u means sof ths
Republic - quite evident Il VIC arc a.
lowed 70 Judge TIC future hy The past
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09
SATURDAY. JAN. :, 1904

A little busting Tor business through
THE SAzsTTK BY advertisers VII pay.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09

Ense-ro 90 rbe s,osfonce IN NnhAnsbEiE
- second Glass nAfi-msrfc--
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09

A happy New year IN the Gazette and
is readers.
The new store at this place is nearly
completed
capt {. NJ. Berg has bought and tax
e possession Of the WHITAKER place,
leaving his son Alfred on his old plsuts-
ton.
Messrs Gnnde and Thompson of
Trempelean Co.. Wis, are sojourninE at
AR. Kittelson's. They appeared 70 be
pleased with this locality and climate
in spite Of the cool breezes that have
lately disloosted our whisKers.
IL may perhaps be IN order 10 inform
tie Gazette and its readers that Nor
way" Is now the name used for the
place formally callad "Vaidens. located
between Lightioot and Toano on the
L. & o. railroad The landscape car
scarcely be equaled 10 America. and i.
only such as may be found within the
Il nits Of the grand Old Dominion.
10 spite ofthe prevalence of diphtheris
around Toano and Lishtioot som,
weeks ago. this locality has SO tar beer
spared from the epidemic. Those afiiict
Cd are now. We learn. ell well again, du,
largely perhaps 20 the energetic anC
stringent attention given the oisorde
by our able physician at Toano. How
ever. it is we'll 70 be on guard, III
malady "a a cold weather bird
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09

Complains of stopping
She Public Schools.

NoRwAY. JAMES CRY COUNTY. Ian.
6-The people here about are greatly ex
eccised over the lack of schools for the
LITTLE ones. Our school was begun and
IN amt aimed for one month this fall. hav-
Ing enrolled eighteen or twenty scholars
With an average attendance Of twelve
or fourteen n day. When at the end OF
that month a person. evidently an Of
= 'ial appeared and informed the school
that there could be no more school in
this. the Stonehouse district; the teach
er having been assigned TO the Croaker
district school. Today two of the
school houses in the Stouehouse district
stand empty and building Is rented.
or otherwise procured for the purpose
Of a school. which IT seems have been
maintained there since this fall IL IL
entirely out of reason for The little child
reu Of this neigbborhoOd TO attend
school at Toano. Consequently they
are by this gallant arrangement, robbed
OF the advantage of n school. while heir
parents pay taxes and stand aghas'
over such high-handed proceedings. The
questions are asked: Can II be that tb,
money due these districts for schoo
purposes. can DC so taken away from
them and used up elsewhere without
their permission or consent And how
about the $4,000 endowment once
made 20 the Stonehouse parish Car
that also be taken away from the schOo
It was given Your correspondent II
unable 20 answer thes queries. Per
haps ye Editor can, but the people her,
arc agitating for legal intervention auC
70 ask that the school board DC cnjoiucC
from cIPendiug this money in that man
ner.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09
Saved from Terrible Death.

The family Of Mrs. NJ. I. Bobbitt
o: Bargerton. Tenn, Jaw her dying
aud were powerless 10 ssve her The
most sKillful physicians and every REM
edy used failed while consumption was
slowly but surely taking her life. In
this terrible hour DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption turned despair
into 10y. The first bottle brought i'm
mediate relief and its continual use
completely cured her. IT'S the most
certain cure 10 the world for all throat
and Jung troubles. Guaranteed bottles
soc and $l.O9. Tril bottles free at
Henley's drug store.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09
LEGAL ADVERTISING

LEOAL Adv Ek 1 ISINN.
Attorneys who pisce Legal Adrerfising IN
ebfspsperE-r held personally responsible FOR
zane. rhfs besnr rbe oulv condition uzder
.rbfch ne accept svch SdverrissnS. Rates
TX. Der inck eRcb rhine. less - per oert. No
DEVIATION non fheSe terms
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09
ADVERTISING RATES:

a. ~rsfSisC rates -esSc nShIe. and furni>oce
o. apphrsrfCn. EsteS 90 az. - CentS per
fBch per iSSBe. wffh usual diScosnts for space
s1c time. Local norscss = CentS the lire
Resolutions ofrs-Specr = Cenrs Der line.
The Washington times., 1904-12-15
FOOTBALL g BOWLING RACING s. ATHLETICS BOXING
SCHAID TAKES
BIRD RIBBONS
Washington Man a Winner
at New York.

At the annual New York Herald
Square Poultry and Pigeon show. held
last week. Edward s. Schmid, of this
city. won fifteen prizes with fifteen
entries.
In the pigmy pOulter class the birds
of the Washingtonian took three sec
Onds. four thirds, four fourths, and two
ffths. The exhibit which was sent 20
New York by Mr.. Schmid was only the
remnant of the list OF birds which he
sent 10 St. Louis. and which won the
ma jority of the blue ribbons i'm the
Worlds Fair show. as most OF the
choice birds were sold to the fanciers
of the poulters Of New York and Phila-
deiphia.
Al the annual Madison Square Gar
den show. which begins on January =,
Alr Sehmid viii have a large display Of
pigeons. which he believes viii be
among the choicest TO be seen at this
classic bird show of America. There is
no likelihood of any other Washington
man sending birds 10 the New York
show.
The Washington times., 1904-12-15
BOWLING CONTEST
DURING HOLIDAYS
DOWn-and Our Matches for
Cash Prizes.
SIXTEEN MEN TO QUALIFY
-Four in Semi-Finals and Two in
Finals-T0tal Pins in Three
Games.

For the first time in its history NASH
ingtcn is To have down-and-out bowl
ing contest during the coming holidays
From January to c the management
of the Palace alleys will conduct the
matches for prizes aggresating slO9. In
the first trial games the sixteen men
who make the highest scores In the
alleys from December 10 to January ,
Will qualify. and on the first night these
sixteen men Will roll.
The eight low men will drop out at
once and the eight making the highest
score viii remain in for the next night.
when the number Will again be divided
by the TOUR men who make the lowest
total pins in the three games dropping
OUT, and the competition for he first
ana second prizes viii narrow down 10 q
two man game on the evening of Janu-
airy 8.
The man winning viii be awarded the
nrst prize Of $40. the second prize will be
S20 The remainder of the sum viii be
divided among the men who finish third
and fourth. and the men making the
highest and second highest qualifying
scores.
The Washington times., 1904-12-15
BLUE AND GRAY HAS
THREE YALE DATES
Two Games Here and One at New
Haven Next Spring-Full Seized
ule Announced.

NEW HAVEN, Dec. l5-rhe Yale
baseball schedule for 1896 was announced
today. The usual three games will be
played with Georgetown. On The South
ern trip the Blue and Gray viii be met
twice al Washington and another game
viii be played at New Haven on Nay
-
The schedule follows: March -.
Trinity, at New Haven; March 25.
Fordham, at FOrdham; March -, Man
haitian. az New Haven; April !. Tufts.
al New Haven; April 3. Foydham. at
New Haven April s. New YORK National
League. at New York; April H. Amherst.
az New Haven; April Z. Brown, at New
Haven; april Is, Columbia, at New
Haven; April 20. Georgetown. at Wash
iugtous April y, open. April y. Virginia
at Norfolk, Va.
April "A. open; April %. Georgetown,
at Washington April g. Pennsylvania.
at Philadelphia: April O. Pennsylvania
az New Haven; May 9. University OF
Maine. at New Haven; May .. And0ver,
al Andover; May G, Brown, at Proyi-
dauce; May q, LeLlgh. at New Haven
May 10, West Point az West Point:
May l5 Holy Cross. AT Worcester; May
H., Williams. at WIniamstown; May IS.
Syracuse, al New Haven. May 20 Holy
Cross. at New Haven; May =. o3cn
May =, Georgetown, al New Haven
May 20 open; June 3, Princeton, at New
Haven; June Z. Dartmouth. at New
Haven june 10. Princeton. at Prince
ton. June i, Princeton. at New York. ion
case OF tie june -. Harvard, at Cam
bridge, june =. Harvard. al New
Haven. July !, Harvard, az New York.
N ..l.. OF lie.