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3 THE PHTT. VDELPHIA IXQUIRETI- FKID AY MORsTNTG, DECEMBER 1, 1893 McCarty. Kefcree Mr. STRAWBRIDGE CLOTHIER. eree Holt.

Umpire Preston. Time 30 mini te halves. pire Mr. Charles Henry Brown. OTKAWBKIDGE the others either falling or going wrong.

Norman, tbe rider of Garwood, was this afternoon between the Boston and Chicago Athletic Association resulted in lavor of Chicago by a score ol 8 to 4. FOOTBALL SCORES badly shaken up by bis fall. L.carte, tho 3 Black All-Wool Figured Whipcords, second choice, won by halt a length IT WAS A SLUGGING MATCH. GLOUCESTER'S CLOSING DAY Over Twelve Thousand People Witness (he Final Races. from Glenfallon, who was ten lengths before Mars.

Addle was the favorite in (lothieb tbe fifth, but Uncertainty beat her eut a Princeton, lO; Clover Clnb, O. The Princeton football team or this city defeated the Clover team at Beitnent yesterday by a score of 10 to a For the Clover Club Briggs, Fonse and Fulforlh put up a good pame, while Dennis, Anderson and Buckley played well lor Princeton. The teams lined up as lollows: Friday Mocking. December 1st, ON LOCAL FIELDS The Philadelphia and Washington Y. M.

0. A. Teams Play a Tie Game. TOMMY DOWD PLAYS Well. He and Jake Camp Helped tbe Colum-.

lIa A. C. to a Victory. yi Washington, Nov. 30.

The Georgetown University and Columbia Athletic Club Football teams, of this city, played here to-day lor the championship ef the District, the Columbia Athletio Club winning by a scare of 40 to 16. Each of the teams lias held the cbam- POSITIONS. After Nearly Six Hundred Days of Racing, the South Jersey Jockey Club Closes Its Gates Three Favorites Won. CLOVER CLUB. Brigifs Fense iv 1 The Contest Between the TIarers and i he Lions Ends In a Row.

Tigei, Lions, 4. In the presence of an enthusiastic crowd ol 1500 people the "Irishtown Timers' 'defeated tbe "Pulaskiville Lions" yesterc ay afternoon In a game of lootball, at the 'German to vn Ball Park. Tbe game was exciting throughout, but seriously Intertered with by a large number of spectators wjo rushed over the field and engaged In a free fight, i which several of tbe participants were seriously injured. Delaney, of the Tigers, was removed from the field with a broken collar-bone, and J. Wilson, of the Lions, was badly hurt Ju the sec nd half and carried eff.

The teams lined up as follows: neck, Billy S. being third, ine Closing event went to Ontario, tbe favorite, with Rama second and D. Garnett third. SUMMARIES. First Race Maiden year-olds; six furlongs.

Chiesa, HIT (Dorsey), 5 to 1 1 Bucephalus, 111 (Shields), 3 to 1.... 2 Hopper. 111(J. Reagan), 5 to 2 Pearl Top, Xatress and Maid ef the- Mist alse ran. Time, l.l'JW.

S.xond Race Handicap; one mile aud a sixteenth. Roche. 108 (W. Mldgley), 1 to 2 1 I-ogan, 110 (shields). 5 to 1 2 Restraint, 106 (Siinsi, 3 to 1 3 Only three started.

Time, 1.5W Thikd Rck selling; one and a half miles. Liamore, 91 (J. Murphy), 20 to 1 1 BejS McDutf. 99 (l'ennl. 3 to 1 2 Adams I u.i.h7 wun PRI SCETOIT.

C. K. ltuckley WatKin Maokay Statiley Armstrong Dent end guard Centre Right guard. tarkle KiglitenU half-back half-buck A Game at Geraanlown Ball Part Ends in a Free Fight uioou. curing tue wuoie game mis was made evident and the slugging was of the hardest kind.

At one time they came near precipitating a free for all in neat designs, 38 inches wide, at 62J4 Cents per Yard. Recent price, 75 cents. Black All-Wool Cheviot Serge, extra heavy, at $1.00. 54 inches wide. Recent price, $1.50.

Black AlMYool Snrah, 44 inches wide, at 30 Cents. Excellent value. Black Sifilietta, especially made for underskirting, 50 inches wide, from $1.25 to $2.2. MOURNING VEILS. "Ve show a complete stock of these goods at.

all times. Among the choice st jles are: Xew L'russels 'ef. self bordered Mourning Veils. All Silk Grenadine," Crepe bordered Mourning Veils. Extra Heavy Twisted-Silk Grenadine Veils, heavily bordered, from $4.50 to each.

Nixon I T. P. Miller E. bmith Harlan Iloltz The racing season in New Jersey closed yesterday. Gloucester and Gut-ten burg shut their gates, and whether they will ever open again depends upon AFTER 1HAKKSGIY1HG, CHRISTMAS.

The first ot December naturally suggests the approach of the greatest festival ot the 3ear, as well as thoughts of the great work of preparation therelor iu every home. For many months past we have kept constantly in mind the extraordinary demands which the Holiday season always makes upon us, as distributors on a what action is taken bv the Jersey Fultorth Dennis. Touchdowns Armstrong, 1 Gonls Irnrn touchdowns Anderson. 1. Umpire K.

Alclilnley. Referee W. tight. Columbia bad in the held to-day such players as Tommy Dowd, the base ball player of St. Louis; Jake Camp, formerly ol the University of Pennsylvania (the man who made the touchdown last year in the game with Princeton), aud Randolph, who played left end ler Princeton last seasan.

Dowd and Camp played tbe best ball The Irishtovvn Tigers Defeat the Pulaskiville Lions, and the Spectators Interfere The P. K. K. Team Defeats Kentlerton at Tiojja Columbia Cyclers Defeat the Oxford Wheelmen. Philora, 101 (Ham).

3 to 1 8 Legislature at tbe coming session. Tne South Jersey Jockey Club at Gloucester ended its long extended meeting in one grand whoop. The crowd was the largest ever on tbe track, the paid admissions w.ri.. Colonel Doncaster, Lonely and Hiram also ran. Lurchmont was left at the pose.

Time, 2.42. I nrRTB ItArr. Hanillcnn steanlechase. numbering 12,315, and they witnessed POSITIONS. Left Centre Rlitht guard tackle.

the greatest day's racing ever seen Ecarte. 1U5 (Pines). 3 to 1 1 now. Keel Keiber Sweeney Whittaker steel ..11. ilsou J.

Wilson In this vicinity. There were eight races Glenfallon, 14 (C. Barrv), 5 to 1 2 Mars. 140 (Crocker). 15 to 1 "Yellows," 18; O.

At Sharon Hill yesterday the yellow and white defeated tbe red and white team In a well-played game of football by a score of 12 to OV The feature of the game was the line running of Meade, Stine, Cunningham, Wilson and Albert Savery. The teams lined up as follows: large scaie of thousands of articles appropriate for Christmas on the card, lor which 104 entries were TIGERS. Keenan I. T. Snee Morris Lawson li.

Kennedy. .1. Ilous Gallagher Delane) I). Kennedy. Norton Baronet.

Garwood. Pat Oakley. St. John made. a here were fourteen scratches for Columbia and Couierford made the best play for Georgetown.

The average weight of Columbia was 170 pounds, while that of Georgetown was 168. The teams lined np as follows: Aspen Leaf, Oaklawn, Gerouimo and A. B. liisrht lmlf-back and ninety horses started. The meeting gilts.

1IT1 1 "1 Silk anl Wool Nun's ox started, but did not finish, lime, IT Rack Selling five furlonirs. Bor- from Krom Veiling lengths, which eaued yesterday was the longest all nue every succeeding year Uncertainty. 110 I Manlovei. 20 to 1 ever held on any track in the history of dered Veils, in $13.00. Kisht Callnsrhan the idea or utility in Christmas the turf.

It began on January 27, 1892, Full-back J. Dempsey Addie, 115 (Sims) 7 to 5 2 Bill lfi (J. Murphy). 8 to 1 3 Touch downs J. 1: Houston, Aortou, Since then there have been 590 racing days, and 3550 races have been run for Dempsey-.

Keferoe John Oirden. Umpire All Wool Nun's Veiling Bordered Veils, from $1.50 to $2.50. A limited number only. POSITIONS. end tackle GEORGETOWN.

Mahoney Mahoney Sullivan Dowd Roche Couierford POSITION. Left end tackle guard Centre ht "YELLOWS." wski iirandc Feltwell Con Melt ugh W. icl oenliutt. purses aggregating 1,357 000. COLUMBIA.

liainier Swart Weils (Capt.) Laton Sefto Dowd Camp Rosa 11.. Jiilwin, Miracle, Express, mont, Panlette, Sonora and Satanella also rati. Time. IMlVn- sixth Ra Selling; five and a half fur longs. Ontario.

103 (Blake), 2 to 1 Rama. 13 (Cox). 8 to 1 2 Ihe win nors yesterday were three "REDS. Bitter J. ia vens M.

Dutron II. Brandt Leavett Grey A I fravery IV i lion favorites, three second choices and two BARGAINS heft end outsiders. Jockey Nat Hill rode five ot THREE UNUSUAi IN Harrv Stino the winners. Henry Schultz, a neted Hiatit enu. Jy (Capt.) Murphy I.uit half-buck Right half back Johnson Pull-back Duirau For the first time In its history the TounR Men's Christian Association football team, of this city, scored against the Y.

M. A. team, of "Washington, at the University grounds, Thirty-seventh and Kpruce streets, yesterday, the game resulting in a tie by a score of 0 to 6. The proceeds et tbe came will be given to the Kensington suflerers, and this fact, together with the prospects ol a great game, drew a crowd numbering nearly 8000 persons, many of whom were women. The game was all that could be desired, and was prolifio of innumerable line plays and runs.

Both teams put up a still article ol ball, and the closeness of the score is a proper sign ilicatien of the stubbornness with which the game was contested- The game was started at the schedule, time, 3 o'clock, with the bnll in the possession the visitors. The home eleven started in with a rush, and by dint ef goed ead rushing gained considerable territory. At this point Harder, Kignt half-back Meada articles is more and more observed, this year gifts of real use will be more sought after than ever in the past. Having kept this tendency constantly before us in all our great work of preparation, we now show magnificent stocks of goods suit-able ior useful and beautiful gifts, gathered from the best markets of the world, which are as usual New York plunger, was at the track and be made a combination with several MiilUs au suverjr A Tie Game at Koxboroueh. A tie same of football was played yesterday morning at Roxborough, between tbe ML Zion Institute and the Man ay i ink Baptist eleven, both teams failing to score.

The ft atures of interest were the centre rusl.ing of Johnson aud the tackling of Nelson. The tams lined up as follows: Umpire Adams, of University of Penn sporting men to follow Hill's mounts. Touchilewns Stine, Mende. Goals Meade. 2.

Time ef game 30 and 20-minute halves. Referee Mr. Dickinson. Umpire-Mr. Duier.

Attendance 500. They won on the first three races. In Dr. Garnett, loti (J. Murphy), 3 to 1.

3 Westjiark, Disturbance, Dart, Clarus, Edith, Aly Girl colt. Commodore. Itoughan, Infatuation filly and Intimidad also ran. Johnny was left at the post. Time, LOtl'.

TO-PAY'8 PROGRAM. First Race 2-year-elds: five and a half furlongs. Our Jack, Yucatan, 123 each: Faustina coir. Factotum, Torchbcarer, 111 each: Glcesome. loo.

MEH'S UNDERWEAR are placed on sale this morning as follows: Victoria Knitting Mills' Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, nt 7o Cents sylvania. Referee Mr. bchotr, of University of Pennsylvania. Touchdowns Columbia: T. Dowd.

3: Camp. 3: Johnson, Swart, 1. Georgetown: Duuan, 1: Comer-lord, 1: E. Mahoney, 1. Goals Columbia: Mile Ids.

4: failed, 4. Georgetown: Curmody, failed, 2. the fourth Rose Howard, the favorite, which Hill rode, was left at the post. Rosaline ran away in the filth race and dumped a let of money, and in the sixth BAPTISTS. Land Each.

"Seconds" of the $1.25 quality. POSITION. Left end guard Ttosra, IS; Camplosr Clob, The Tioga footf all team and the Ken-derton Camping Club eleven played at Tioga yesterday, the farmer clut winning by a score of 18 te 0. The teams lined up as lollows: to be turned over to our patrons Trinity Guild, 14; Younjr Men's HT. ZION.

Johnson Cornmau Presten Guild, O. at the customary small advances C. Hill Abel Schucbirard Kant; Hill Jenks Men's Natural Wool Shirts and Draw The Trinitv Guild got satisfaction 'lor Centre. guard. Kirht Carmony Hecond Selling: one mile.

Milt Toung, 114: Blue Blood, 111; Lasotta, Kingstock, 105 each; Elorov, Lithuert, 102 each; Lou Khett, 99: Ingot, 90; Clarus, 82. Third Handicap: live furlongs. Yellow Rose, 98; Captain Brown. 112: Miracle, 92; Artillery, 105: Roy Lochiel, 110: Aurelian, 102: Teri itinr, 116: Correction, 112; Miijor Joet 10J-. Annie Bisliep, 112; birocco, 122; Aloha, WO.

i Fourth Selling: six furlongs. Panwsy. past defeats at the hands ef the Young race All Ablaze, Hill mount, finished third, a Tier leading into the stretch. In the third race Richal, one of the favorites, fell with Quartermaster, and the latter's rider, Jockey Yettor, bad a rib broken. This was the only unpleasant incident of the day.

Annorean was heavily played to win the opening race, but she never showed in front. Vevay, tho second choice, won in a gallop from Hardy Fox and A. Walton ers, at $1.00. "Seconds" of the $1.50 quality. Men's Guild of Mt.

Holly, Pt Philadel TIOG POSITIONS. SohR.efer Miller tackle. Killian i. Scholieltl Haslam half-back. phia Ball Park yesterday, by defeating W.

Johnson. F.Schuchsr'd KENDKRT.1N. Bogert Jncoby Reese l.iggard 1'allatt them by a score of 14 to 0 before a crowd half-back Brooks A lot of the celebrated Medlicott Com ull-oacs Uinu loOO persons. Ihe Mt. Holly team, on cost.

All within reach of the city are cordially invited to visit our establishment and judge ior themselves of the inducements ottered to Christmas shoppers, detailed mention of which will be made from time to time. Touchdowns. 0: goals, u. Umpire, Wliite- cieuimens Centre Scatterisood -Left guard Gerliab Lett Ceok Left end Woliensiuith Quarter-back. hearing of the poorness of the lecal team.

head. Kefcree, Brooks. brought down a heavy team, having a pany's Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, all sizes, full regular made, at $1.50. "Seconds" of the S2.50 grade. Hanim Nicholson few 2'JO pnunders on the tackles and Hague Left Wnrren Kiulit Hair-back holly guards, but all this was of no avail against the cunning tricks of the Trinity Melrose, 70; Red Dragon, O.

Tbe elrosi football team defeated the team. Red Dragon Canoe Club eleven on the 97: Artillery, 107: est Side. 94: Aloha, lfin: l.tta. 95: Lallah, 95: Minnehaha, 104: I. on Adventure, 9s: My Gyps, 105: Pan Handle, 95; Shadow, 92; Luray, 95: I'iay or Pay.

loo. titth belling; 2-year-olds: four and a half furlongs. Caprice colt, 9S: Kenmore, Dash. Hie filly. Speedwell, Post Maiu.

95 each; 105; Traymoro. Dry Dollar. McDonald, Stella colt, 98 each. Sixth Selling: 2-yearolds: lour and a half furlongs. King Sock.

108: Sprinkle. 107: Gallatin. Play or Pay, 104: Brnoklet filly. Golden Valley, 101; Helena, Deimos, Dulse, Holly wood. Vision, 95 each.

Zehn Full-back Greely Touchdown Hagae. wobensmlth. Zenn. Goals from touchdown Zelin 2), Warren. Referee Mr.

Packer, of P. Umpire Mr. Weidner, U. of P. former's grounds, at Melrose, yesterday The features of the game were the superb all-around playing of the Trinity OTRAWBRIDGE rwZ5 jp rTvnncTT 17Y3 by a score of 0to a lbe teams lined up as fo.lows: MARTEN AND CHINA SEAL TRIMMED TIGHT FITTING WALKING JACKETS.

the plucky little quarter-back of the Washington team, secured the ball, and alter a run ef close en to 25 yards, landed it down towards Philadelphia's goal line. Philadelphia recovered again, but almost immediately aiterwards the ball was worked back into its goal, line bj the visitors. A run by Anderson gained ten yards lor Philadelphia, and another gain by Fritz placed the home eleven on Washington's goal again. Then the local Y. M.

C. A. worked Ceach Weod-rufl's new interference very well, and steadily gained on Washington's goal line. About this time Anderson cot the ball around the ends and gained eighteen yards. The team thee bucked the centre to good effect, and, a minute later, Fritz made a touchdown and Hunter kicked the goal just aa time was called lor the first halt Score, 6 te a After a ten-minute recess play was resumed again, with the ball in Philadelphia's possession.

The latter team again succeeded in playing for good tains, but a run of 12 yards by Hooker Guild men and the tackling and run-niug of Blake, KutUr, Masen and Ed- MELROSE. POSITIONS. K. D. C.

C. Stagner. Scott wards. The teams lined up as lollews: A sudden demand for these TRINITY GUILD. POSITIONS.

MT. HOLLY. W' ugner Left end -Edwards garments recently appeared and P. K. Ktnderton C.

O. The Pennsylvania Railroad football eleven and the Kenderton Camping CIui eleven played at Tioga yesterday, the former winning by a score of 4 to 0. The teams lined up as lollows: O. H. Orphan, the favorite for the 3-year-old race, won easily, witli Madras, a 20 to 1 shot, second, six lengths in front of Vocalize.

Cartoon and Richal were joint favorites for the third event. Quartermaster and Richal fell going around the river turn, and then Idea, 8 to 1, outran Cartoon and won by eight lengths. Rose Howard, the lavorite for tbe lourtb race, was leit standing at the post. Transit, 4 to 1, won in a gallop from Jamestown, 4 to Brooklyn, 20 to 1, finishing third. Rosaline, the favorite for tbe 2-year-old race, ran away while the herseV were at the post.

Ponce de Leon, a 10 to 1 shot, won by a nose lrem Belle Blackburn, the latter being a nose in frout of Doc Birch. Hawkeye, the favorite tor the sixth race, galloped in an easy winner. Criterion, the well-played choice fer the seventh event, laifed to show. La Cigale, 3 to 1, winning Left Bachniann Gregor Left guard McFetridge Graham. iloyes Right guard.

Metlack Market St. Eighth St. Filbert St. iiaoil Hall Simpson Left guard C. Shinn McLaugi tackle Slack lound the market practically bare of both tine Kersey Cloth and choice Marten Fur.

Fortunately RACING AT POINT BREEZE. F-ntrles for the First Meeting ol tbe Philadelphia Ilnnt lnb. The first annual race meeting of the Colesber end ise G. P. Midlleton.Quarter-back Penimore Wells Garberi no Right C.Mac 11 vaine P.

R. R. POSITIONS. FINANCIAL. SEND TOW CO.

Cook Thompson Left half-back Parkin Lew Kiirlit tackle J. Herrv Harris Kisrht half-back an Uusin we were enabled to provide liber i- I lason Philadelphia Hunt Club will be held at STATEMENT H.Vv.Mit dleton. Full-back Wilt 1 Hanks Quarter-back H. Sliinn ally of both cloth and fur, and Touchtowns Colesberrv. 2: Harris.

4: Hilt Right end Wilson Right tackle Right Centre Cl'-mmens Left Wobenimith Left tackle. Sollv Left end Fox Reese Xichelson the Philadelphia Drivinjr Park, at Point Breeze, to-day and to-morrow. There Butter Lett lialf back Stanton OF THE Thompscn, G. P. Middleton.

H. XV. Middleten, 2. Goals from touchdowns H. are now showing a large and com will be six races each day, three fer Walnut Right half-back.

vaine Blake nil-back B. Berry Cotten Jluld eton. 9. Referee Mr. Potsdamer.

prehensive assortment Tight- nave the visitors the advantage. Harder ponies and three open to all, and In the I latter there will be entered numerous! Mairee W'obens'th Melrose. Umpire Mr. Post. Touchdowns Blake.

'i Butter. Goals JMtting Walking Coats with then got the ball, and aided by good interference on the part ot Hooker, trained 15 yards more lor Washington. from touchdowns Blake. Injured Danks and ilail. Mason and Metlack.

Umpire W. X. Swain, University or Pennsylvania. Referee W. C.

W. W'undcr. very easily. In the closing race Prince Imperial, the favorite, won as he Locan j. 14; Conereeatlonal.

4. Keen l-eft halt-back Hasue erris High hal f-back Warren Hamilton Full-back Zehn Touchdowns llammon. Referee Mr, Packer, U. of P. Umpire Mr.

Jacoby, K. C. C. Capes, in Beaver, Melton, Cheviot, Diagonal Worsted, Clav MERCHANTS' TRUST COMPANY. 611 and G13 Chestnut St, The Logan A.

A. and Congregational The visitors now had the upper hand pleased. and a little later scored. Captain Leet Serge, Vicuna, in blue, black A. A.

tenuis played at Germaatown yesterday, the latter winning by a score of 14 to 4. teams lined up as lollows: LOGAN. POSITIONS. CONGREGAT'L. THE GUTTENBURG RACES.

made a touchdown and the ball vras punted int the field by Harden. Being and browns of all sizes. horses which have run at Gloucester and with whose form the public are familiar. Tbe entries for to-day are as follows: First Race Handicap, fr ponies 14.2 nnd under: half mile. A.

Whites Foresight. 175: F. Gebbard's Eureka, 130; Garden City Stable's Sbeirk. Chestnut Hill Stock Farm's Peacock, 110; P. Daly, Little Trump, 120.

Second Fiv furlongs. Elmstone. 110; Hardy Fox, 110; Red 106; Edmund Connelly, loC; Baby, 100; Irregular, 102; Van caught by Davis. Harder then kicked The trimmings are Marten, the eoai. Quite a controversy then Drexel Institute Protest" a Game.

There was a large attendance at tbe grounds of the Young Men's Christian Association yesterday morning to witness the pame of feotball between the teams of tbe Drexel Institute and the Bank Clerks' Athlelic Association. The game was given to the Bank Clerks on a score el 12 to 6, but was pro China Seal, Persianna, Opossum R. Saddltr Downs Kinsler Right guard Ireland Hedges Left W. Junkurth Bitler tackle. Tobin RE.SOCRCE3.

ensued as to who had the right to kick after Davis had caught the ball. Tbe Epeculatlon at 8 to 1 Oatrnns Copy-rfebt, and Drum Major Defeats Georee K. Smith. Gcttenbubo. Nov.

30. This was pet-awav day at Guttenburc, and it also and Russian Marten 1 urs. Chester Cadets Win. ester, Nov. 30.

Three thousand spectators witnessed the game ot football this afternoon between the cadets of the Pennsylvania Military Academy and the Upland Athletic Association on the college grounds. The cadets presented a bold trent and wn the game with ease by the score of 2S to 0. Call Lnans, secured Iiy marketable col- 00 Literals. Prices ravge from $12.00 to question was undecided, but Philadelphia claimed the game, their reasons ting that according to the rules they $75.00. are perfectly right.

The fortunate possession of the Wood tackle. PelLy Carr Right end Schoeuhut Kneealer! Smith A. Junkurth Pierson Rigli hal f-back Haines Parker ((apt). half-back Hinkle Supplee Palmer (Capt) Touchdowns Hinkle, I'm- Time Ixmns, secured by marketable collaterals Real Estate Mortjase I-omis, secured by first mortgages on city properties Railroad and other Accrued Interest Plant ae. Safes and Fixtures Cah on hand anu in banks This stopped the scoring for the game 31,289 24 233.924 45 12.KI4 IS 7.72J 25,715 143.551 64 and time was called a few minutes later with Washington within twenty yards Chlcaio Win.

Chicago, Nov. 30. The football game ot Philadelphia's goal line. tested by the Drexel Institute team on the grounds of the unlairness ef the referee's decisions. When the last decision was given the Drexel team left the field.

For the Drexel Institute the playing of Galbraith, West and Diesingor was good, while Henshaw, Bonnlwoll and Riddell played well lor the Bank Clerks. The teams lined up as follows: 102: All Ablaze, 102: Little Charley, 102; Jar-dliie, 102: Cloverdale, 102; Big Brown Juu, 102: Forest, 102: La Ciuale, 101: 99. Third Handicap, for Galloways. P. S.

1. Randolph's comforter, 10; A. White's Pocahontas, lfiO: W. C. Hay's The W.

rotrel's Al Pope, 143; J. McKinley's Uuck-eve. 145. "Fourth Six furlongs. Tommy Brophv, 117: 117; Olivia.

109: Blue Bird, 107; Postal, 107: Charon, 107: Captain McCIiesney, 107: Kinsr Richard. 107: Calantha, 104: Shy Ellen, 104: Jilt. 1(4: Waltz. 104: Little Nell, 104: Miss Elm. 104: Ruth 11., 104.

Fifth Seven furlongs. Comforter, 122: Text, 122: Raleigh. 122: Harry Ireland, 122: The principal features of the game wound up the legitimate racing season in New Jersey lor three months. As usual on holidays, the attendance was very large, lully 8000 people witnessing the sport. The weather was simply perfect, hut the track was still heavy.

The card was a splendid one, all the events being well tilled, and the quality good. The talent started out auspiciously by landing the first race. Thirteen horses faced the Hag, of which Balance was an overwhelming lavorite. Balance epened t727.5U7 53 LIABILITIES. materials, supplemented by our great manufacturing facilities, has enabled us to show at' the present time a stock of these serviceable and desirable goods which, it is believed, is not were the fine running and tackling of THE INQUIRER OFFICIAL RACING GUIDE.

fcaunders and Harding, ot Washington, and of Anderson, Fritz and Ronoy, for Capital Stock (paid in Surplus Fund Undivided Profits. Sitrht Ueposlts Suvinis Fund Certilicates of Deposit. Philadelphia. The teams lined up as 1250.000 no uo.tro no 0,231 14 83 41,341 2 lit) 415.0S8 09 Indf 'Whlcb Shows the Positions of the Lforses'at all Points. Weather Clear.

Track Heavy. Gloucester, Thursday. November 30, 1S91 76th DAT-FALL MEETING OF TJIE SOCTH JERSEY JOCKEY CLUB. POSITIONS. DREXEL INST.

follows: end Anderson WASHINGTON PENNSYLVANIA. POSITIONS. tackle Holbrok Lett end Krins Eddie 122: Belisarius, 122: Lettoon, 122: Ketchnm, 125. John Arkins, 112: Wyoming. 112: Watch Me.

112: Harzburg. 112: Black Smith BANK CLKRKS. Newcomb Boner Porter Abend Bendig Carson McAuley up a big gap at the start and won hands down. Copyright was a hot favorite lor tbe second race, but the start spoiled V. Lew is equaled anywhere.

We mention: At $12.00, Blue and Black Diagonal Worsted Plain Kersey Cloth Tight-Fitting Walking Coats, with Cape, edged with China Seal and trimmed with tnckle. guard. tackle. Kight end. Centre Right back.

Right bait-hack lluhn Kobinson Boyd Adamson. M. Davis l'avis Bright Saunders Harder Hussar, 112: Jersey Pat, lt-2: Mabel, 1W. Sixth Handicap for galloways. XV.

C. Hays, Tlie Rat, 170: Taimatmah's Stable's Trump, 120: Chestnut Hill Farm Dutch Oveu, 130; P. S. P. Randolph's Mouse, 115.

Gruel Lewis Caf tanacli Galbntith llnist (Capt.) Dividend No. 1, parable December s.iio JO 23 The Poardof Directors of the MERCHANTS' TRUST COMPANY have this day placed an additional sum of flO.ooo to Surplus Fund, making the amount of said fund They have also thl; dav declared a dividend of TWO AND ONE-HAL PKK CENT, on Ihe paid-up capital of the Com pany, payable on and alter Decemtier llth to stockholders as of record of December 4th. Tbe transfer books of tbe Company will lie closed on December 4th and opened on Smith Riddell Bon ni well ,4 Q- FIRST RACK. Purs ti Fer 4-veBr-kls and upwards. Selling allowances.

Six 4:0 I a id a quarter furlongs. Betiine. arse. Wt. 'j Fin.

Jockeys. On. CI. PL 1-3-3 HI Veva? 102 2 lb. 11 1 14 I Hill 2 5-2 4-5 4714 Hardy Fox 102 1 4i 25.

2i Bender. 6 6 6-2 1 471 A. O. II 102 7 5 31 31 3" Kaslev 5 12 5 2 472 Gonzales 112 8 8 6 6 4'i 4" Bowman 3 12 2 474i AnDorean. 99 5 2i 5 6 6 W.

Morris 6-5 4-5 444 Jim lare 102 6 9 9 7 7 6 Jennings 10 15 6-3 4: Extn 102 3 41 4 5 7 Yetter 8 12 5 2 4i5 Vand il 102 10 10 10 10 8 8 Bvrnes 10 20 10 5 4hs Wyoming 102 12 6 7 8 10 9 Fenmore 10 20 10 5 478 SandHone 102 4 7 8 9 9 l'l McLaugblin. 8 20 10 47 Silent 102 11 11 12 11 11 It Beardon 20 40 'JO 10 2'2 Repeiter 102 9 12 11 12 12 12 Mavberry 25 12 6 3C7 102 13 13 13 13 13 13 Ku'chen 10 25 12 5 Fritz f-efs half-back. Gapen Anderson Eight half-back Touchdowns Galbrait h. Riddeil, Braid on Collar, Cape and Waist. Jf tee did not manufacture them our-eelves the price would Oe $20.00.

Relerce Harshaw, Umpire liler. Anderson. (Captain.) Konev Full-back Leet (Capt.) Touchdowns Fritz and Leet. Goals kicked Hunter and Harder. Game played in thirty-miuute halves.

It $20.00, December llth. ROBERT MORRIS EARLY. Secretary and Treasurer, Philadelphia. Nov. 29.

1H16. Ptart g( od. Won easily. At post 8 minutes. Time.

1.28. Hardy Fox, Annorean, Silent, each carried 3 pounds over; Shellbark. over; Wyoming. 4 over. Fine Kersey Tight-fitting Walking Coats, with cape, in blue, black and brown.

Edged with fur on front, collar and cape. Half lined with satin. If we did not manufacture them our- THE INQUIRER'S SELECTIONS. POINT RKEKZE. First Foresight 1, Eureka 2.

Second La Cigale Jardine 2. Third Comforter 1. Pocahontas 2. Fourth Madras 1. Tommy Brophy 1 Fifth Beiisarius 1, Ketchnm 2.

Sixth Dutch Oven 1, The Rat 2. BENNIXGS. First Factotum 1, Gleesome 2. Second Milt Young 1, Eloroy 2. Third Artillery Captain Brown 2.

Fourth West side 1, i'iay or Pay 2. Fifth Caprice colt 1, Traymore 2. Sixth Golden Valley 1, Vision 3. W. CLARK fe BANKERS AND BROKERS whatever chances he had.

The winner turned up in Speculation, an 8 to 1 shot, who won easily. Drum Major, second cheice in the third event, cleverly defeated the favorite, George F. fSniltb. Lord Harry was the choice ef Ihe talent In the fourth race, and he landed the uieney ior them bauds down. Arab, Forbes' old bread winner, was the nearest competitor.

A bad accident occurred during this race. As the horses entered tbe last furlong Melaine swung wide and ran into Billy Roller and Tom Brophy, the well-knewn trainers, who were standing on the track. The Utter had his head badly cut, but Roller escaped with a shaking up. The tilth race was over a distance oi ground one and three-fourths miles, and a good-sized lield laced the starter. It resulted In a complete upset to the talent, Persistence, a 30 to 1 chance, winning in a drive from the Ironmaster and SU Anthony.

Zaldivar, the favorite, ran unplaced. Kciipse, a hot lavorite, SECOND RACE. Purse J350. 1 or 3-year-olds. Selling allowances.

Seven and a half furlongs. 488 Retting. selves the price would be $S0. Wt Horse. Wneelmeu l'lay Football, A large crowd assembled at the Tioga Athletic Association's grounds yesterday uiornins to witness an Interesting galne of football between the Columbia Cyclers and Oxfrd Wheelmen, resulting in a score of 20 to 0 in faver of the Columbia men.

The features of the game were Wunder's running and bucKlng, the rushes ol Hamilton and the runs of Duncan. Gourlay, of the Columbians, was ruled out for lighting and substituted by At $25.00, ICS SOUTH FOURTH STaESr Investmentsecaritte A general banking business tri.ni3:jl Interest allowed on deposit! Members of tba PaUa lelpiiU anl Ne Tor A One-Sided Game at Boxborongb. The most exciting game of football played in the vicinity of Roxborough this season occurred yesterday between St. Timothy's team and the Good Shepherd Athletic Association, ot Kensington, on the Roxborough Association grounds, in the presence of nearly 2000 persons. St.

Timothy won by a score of 24 to 0. The features ot the game were the fine running and tackling ot Good-fellow; the running of Walker and Decker and the good bucking of Shilt-sky. Tbe teams lined up as follows: RC Fin. Jockeys. Op.

CI. PL 1-2-3 2 24 Hill 6-5 8-5 4-5 8 5 5 6 2'i 25 Kaslev 12 10 8 4 9 4i 4: 4 4', 3li 8-5 5 2 1 3 li 21 2 31 4 Corblev 5-2 4 8-5 4-5 5 34 8 5 5 Byrm-s 8 10 5 2 1 7 8 7 6 F. 8 5 2 1 6 10 9 9 7 7 Johnon 12 20 10 5 4 8 JO 8 9 8 W. Morris 12 15 6 10 6 7 10 9 Mavberry. 15 6 3 1 7 9 6 6 10 10 etter 12 30 15 6 4762 Orphin 107 4-r8 Madns lot 4761 Vocal ze 104 (47t) Belle ofFerm'y 98 44n Dutch Lou lot (4Kti) JackJiOvell.

118 476J Delur" 104 4U.S Mutioy 104 476 Pearl 104 400 Postal 101 Tight-fitting Walking Coats, with cape, in blue, black and brown Kersey, Beaver, Worsted and Diagonal. Edged with China Seal, Marten or Opossum Fur. Braided and plain, half lined. If we dirt not manufacture them our Live Hints. took place yester- Sb online nt A shooting match Stock Exchange.

Meers. The teams lined up as follows: day on tbe greunds of the Roxborough Gun Club between Charles Whitetnan At post 8 minutes. Time, 1.4'i. Start go- Kl. Won easily.

onnected by private wire with New York. COLUMBIA. selves the price woubl be 35. and C. J.

eln man, under the Rhode Island rules, with one barrel guna, lor IROVNHROTHEItACO. a E. Cor. FOURTH and cn ESTNCT Sts. For 32 4-year-olda and upwards, fuelling allowances.

Peven- 1 HIRD RACE. Purse Barker won the concluding race of the day and oxponn. Cine Fricke Warner 4S9 eishtns of a mile. POSITION'S. l.eftend Centre Kieht a side.

hlteinan won, shooting ft. timothy. positions, good shepherd. Hawthorne Left end Hill Xichols Left guard Stewart season. PL 1-2-3 Fin Jookeys.

Op. CL St. Wt. Htrse. At $30.00, Extra Fine Kersey and Beaver Cloth Walking Coats, with cape.

Trimmed 7-10 thirteen live birds out of twenty and Weinman shot twelve out ol twenty. 3 3-5 I'-ii 2 0 SCMMARIKS. First Kace Sis aud one-half furlongs. Left tackle. COMMERCIAL CREDITS.

CIRCULAR CREDITS FOli TRAVELERS. CABLE TRANSFERS AND BILLS OF EXCHANGE ON I.4REAT BRITAIN AND THE ONTINKNT. Money received on deiiosit anil interest allowed. First-claim investment Securities for sale. iiendren Martin I- Hause Grace.y Wunder 23 S25 4 It 2'0 3-S 4 Right tackle Kldrldije 4h Ilea 104 465 Cartoon 1U7 474 St Pe 1 17 4i5 107 1'.

3 0 4 Fell 2Dk Ink 5 6 4'K Balance, 08 (Grifltn), li to 5 1 Hill il orris Wallace Kiixley Yetter 4 2 6 Schiltskv Centre 8 8-5 15 7 8-5 .7 with China Seal or Marten. Colors Right end Hamilton Hunter TV r. Y. M. C.

A. Wins at Haiket Hall. 3 3-5 ontrlbiition. 103 (Donovan), 20 to i a Lang 4S Richal 104 Vespasian, 103 tMcDermott). 7 to 2 3 Hart Fitten Atlee McKay Fell 3' 110 The second of the championship games (409) Quartermaster blue, black and brown.

If we did not manufacture them ourselves the price would be 40. Hlstli C. 1'lenty. sienuicanr, anuerer n. Start goi d.

Won galloping. At post 8 minutes. Time. 1.59. Kenwor'hy Bight Bancroft Right Atkinson Right end E.

Lord W'aiker Lett 31. of tbe Basket Ball League of the i. M. Firefly, 1'eralto. Nativity, Rapt" nu filly, Deceittui, Mamie li.

also ran. Time, 1.27,. C. A. was plaved yesterday in the gym BULLS BERS ine bow to handle stocks on margin, mailed on triplication by KOUILLo Brokers, 125 (and ladies' entrance 127) THIKD street.

Iu margins tea shares, 2f.ijO twenty. Knochs half-back Donnelly Duncan Right Grear Fontaine Full back Daley Touchdowns Duncan. 2: Wunder, Enochs, 1. Kicked goals Fontaine, 3. UmpireCalvin, Par Avenue Wheelmen.

Referee George Al Ian. For 3-year-olds and upwards. Selling allowance. One and 1 OC'KTH RACE. Puree 1350.

Second Race six furlongs. nasium of tbe Y. M. C. A.

between the i.eni ii 490 -Betting. West Philadelphia and Camden teams. Speculation, 118 (Snedeker), 8 to 1 Copyright, 118 (Ijttnley), 8 to 5 2 Wt. riorse. Decker Full-back Goodfellow Touchdowns Walker, 2: Decker.

11. Lord. Hendren. 1. Referee V.

Gardener. Umpire R. Strader, of Lafayette College. LeoiiHie, iuu urimii), to i The gamo was won by the "West Philadelphia team by a score et 33 to 0. SEAL PLUSH CAPES.

All have deep, rich pile, and TRUSSES. Laily Blossom, One, Lisbon Muiu, m- vena Mabel Glenn, Red Cross, also ran. Time, 1.20. Veper Boat lub'a Foot Race. are elegantly lined with China Third Race Five furlongs.

NIzbr, 14; Melroe ReserVM, O. The Nizbet team of this city defeated the Melrose Reserve team at Melrose yesterday by a score of 14 to 0. The teams linod up as lollows: The Vesper Boat Club had its annual Drum Major. 10K (Dogtett). Sto5 1 St.

1 l' Fin. Jockeys Op. CI. PL 1-2-3 5 2i 3i 2' Ink Morris 4 4 8-5 3-5 6 2 5 31 24 VVallare 2 4 8-5 4-5 li 5 S)i 5 8i Byrnes 8 20 10 4 11 11 6 6 6 Kucheii 10 8 3 1 3 3Ji 7 7 7 5 Coldier 8 15 3 13 1 9 8 8 fi Mavberry. 12 2u 10 7 8 41 4h 22 7 Mci-iunhlin.

12 2u 10 5 2 Mi 4i 8 Jennines 8 lo 5 2 1 7 ll-lo Johnson 12 15 6 3 8 5 8 0 10 10 Keilv 10 25 12 5 10 11 11 11 f. 15 50 25 VI 10 9 12 12 12 12 F.asley. 15 5o 25 li 4 12 13 13 13 13 20 30 15 0 K. Hill 3 3 1 Seal, Marten and Persianna or Cure RUPTURE EST A BLIS il T. 25 liewnre of Jmilutimn 100 yards race in the Park yesterday.

George smith, SRI 8 to a 477 i Transit 107 47i James 102 4 Brook yn 102 472 Hyoci itb 17 472 Videtta 112 4-V2 Puny W2 472 Little 98 4ti2 Telepl one. 102 472 Kaleigx 102 477 Joe Co 107 470 Harry Hink'n. OS (31) Kdwaid F. 107 4K Pelhaia lu2 4743 Kose Howard 104 Lelt at post. start got d.

Won drivin: Token, 100 (J. Godlrey), 20 to 1 i The summary ot tbe event follows: Stanton, 20; Quaker Itv, O. A game of football was contested at Belmont yesterkay between the M. eleven and the Quaker City team, which resulted in a victory lor the former by a score er 20 to 0. The teams lined us as follows: Hyaway, George Uixon, ivnnaway.

are perfectly plain. 1 be very newest shapes and styles are 100-Yards First heat, W. J. Sweeney, KIZBET. Florence Dickey, Blue Ganer.

Starling. POSITIONS. Left Riht first: George V. Van leit. second.

Second heat. L. R. Matlack, first, and Captain 11. Blossom, barcasm and Goiuen lxiss ais ran.

Time, Lou. shown at prices ranino- from De Kurlo second. Final heat, George V. JLASLIC TRUSSES WORN DAY AND nisiht with comfort: single. 3.00; double, lody attendant FLAY'ELL A.

luoi Si'KlNGGAii-DEN strvet Fourth Rack Six and a half furlongs. Van Vleit, first; W. J. Sweeney, second, and Graham tackle Colladay guard hurst guard Campten MELROSE. Binz Dailey Stevenson Conroy Nelson twenty to one hundred dollars, We mention: Lord Harry, 110 (Domett), 8to5.

1 Arab. 10.) (Lamley), 5 to 1 2 L. R. Matlack, third. At post 8 minutes.

Time. 13S; Melbn. 109 (Kanei. 10 to 1 3 'HANKSCIVING SHINNY. btnto-.

li. Walker IcGowan White MeClintock .1. St. John's Colleiro Defeat Warren. POSITIONS.

QUAKF.R CITY. end Rougers tackle. Green iruard Fisher Alexander end Griffiths Right tackle Simpson Right snard Martin Centre Sellers Delaney Four and a half furlongs. Fl FTH RACE. Pure i325.

For 2-year-olds, bellbig allowaaces. At $20.00. Harry Alonzo, Melanle, Wheeler, Air-plant, Deuble Cross, Belwood and lnion 491 Betting. half-back Kins Wt Ho-se. Kiirnt halt-back.

Baird Very Rich Seal Plush Capes, with deep top cape edged with China Seal Fergerson Blosaotn also ran. lime, i. Fifth Race One mileand three-quarters. Persistence. lU I W.

Flynii), 30 to 1- 1 Sbarpless, capt' Fougeray Conway back Ward Touchdowns P.roekelhurst, Ilaird, Fou The Ironmaster, 'M (brooks), 4 to 1 2 Wilmington, Nov. 3a The St. John's College fwotbail teaui, of Annapolis, to-day defeated the team of the Warren Athletic Club, of this city, by the score ot 6 to 0. The Wilmington Y. M.

A. defeated tbe Delaware Field Club by the score of 10 to a half-back Jackson -harp. geray. Goals Fougeray, 1. Attendance, St.

Anthonv. 103 (Grillln). to handsomely lined. If we did not manufacture them ourselves the price would be fSO.OO. At Haskell Left half-oack Llkins 500.

f-t. Fin. Op, CI. PI. 1-2-3 5 21 lh II 1' lno Johnson.

15 10 5 2 8 9 5 4' 2h 2oo 3 0 3 1 10 7 6 5 3: 3i F.sley 5 6 3 1 2 lh 31 3' 41 4' 10 12 5 2 6 Zii 21 21, 3 5 Byrnes 12 5 2 4 4 41 6 6 Jennings 8 8 3 6-5 3 5 8 8 7 7 Corbley 10 8 3 6 5 9 10 7 7 8 8 McLaughlin 15 20 10 5 7 9 9 9 9 Wallace 2 2 4-5 11 11 10 10 10 Fav 10 40 20 10 1 6 10 11-11 11 Hill. 7-4 8-5 3-5 Chauncey, Sir Rae, Marcus, Fieedom, Headliirlit. Aeorlithe. Happy Maid and 45 Ponce De Leon 100 407 Belle 1 kburu. i)7 4S5 Doc rch 1U0 47!) Bessen er.

too 461 Traitoi 100 4b7 Camdto 100 4V5 C. ile 100 443 Heath-r 97 407 Psvcht 97 467 Mamie 97 4i7 Itosalil 97 Davis Full-back Knorr Touchdowns Davis, 2: Haskell and Mc Clover, Oneida, 4. Zaluivar also ran. Time, 3.18. sixth Race six and a halt furlongs.

Kclinsu. 130 Doirnett). 4 to 5. Superb Seal Piush Capes, satin lined. Conaghy.

Goal Davis, 2. Referee AleCar die. Umpire Mason. Kearney Scores Twice. Tbe Clever team defeated the Oneida eleven yesterday at Hunting Park, by a score ei 8 te 4.

The teams lined up as SVoninirton. 127 (J. Jones). 15 to i 2 The Caledonian1 Defent the Tnm O'Shanter Teim by a Scores A lively patne of shinny was played yesterday alternoon at tne urouiuls of the Pennsylvania Railroad Athlelic Association by tlie centlemen tlieCxie-rioniaii and Tom O'Shanter Clubs. The grounds at 1'ilty-second street and Lancaster avenue were occnpie.1 by not less than a thousand spectators, who watched tli game with well-sustained interest.

I'eter Ballinall was captain of the Caledonian team and Robert D. Adam of the Tain O' Shan ters. James W. R. Collins, of the Caledonian Club, was referee, and the umpires were John Me.

Blane, of ths Caledonians, and William Martin, of the Tain O' Shanter Club. The Calodonians proved the victors by a score of 1 to a Dulsvrian. 127 (Grifllu). 6 to 1 3 At post 25 minutes. Time, 1.00 deep top cape, handsomely trimmed with Marten Fur.

If we dul not manufacture them ourselves the price would be $33.00. Start yood. VTon driving. Carried 3 pounds over. J.

McLauiihlin. 1'okino, Vagabond, Miss lollows: The Alexis Football team defeated the Bucknell, SO; Dickinson, 13. Harrisbcrg, Nov. 30. The Bucknell team defeated the Dickinson eleven at Island Park this altornoen in a game ot football by a score of 20 to 12.

Kittv. Fort Worth. Wooiichonper. Halcyon, PO8ITIOX. ONEIDA Jefferson eleven, ot" Manayunk, yestcr Wormserand Sir George II also ran.

Time, For 4 year-olds. Four and a baif furlongs. RACK. Purse J275. iav afternoon, on the West Manayunk 1 28.

492 Uilit end Herron tackle Ceezy guard lones Betting prounds. bv a score of 16 to 0. The Wt orse. Freade teams lined upas follows: Cf-OVER. Ccoke Bready Roney Lvon Phillips Ievette Snybolt ON EENNINGS TOSITIOJ.S.

JEFFERSON. Lett Ingram Left tackle Newnan Left end Slurphv end BLACK DRESS GOODS. The following items, selected almost at random from the Black Dress Goods counters, will serve tackle alulligan Uncertainty and Llsmore Win Ior lialf back Hailey Other Sports on Pages 2 and 6. Victim of the lladzer Game. Robert Palmer and his wile, Sarah, beth -colored, were arrested by -Policeman Hayes, of the Third district, yesterday, ch arced with working the iruard Dewees 110 110 110 110 110 too 110 110 110 110 the Downlnsr at Waehlnsrton uoddard half-back.

St, 2i Fin. Jockeys. Op. PI. 1-2-3 "2 T' I'fi 1' 1 9-10 1-3 3 4t 4'i 3" 3'J 2 6 3 1 1 2i 2' 2'i Sii Hill 4 3 I ii 4 5 3 4" 4' Driscoll 10 15 6 3 5 8 6 5 5 5 Bvrnes 6 10 2 7 7 7 7 6 6 Howe 15 2u 10 5 13 10 10 8 8 7 Reardon 12 25 12 5 12 il 12 10 9 8 Mayberry 6 12 5 2 Hi 5 6 7 9 Johnson 15 20 10 5 8 9 9 9 10 10 Fenraore 8 I'O 15 6 10 13 li 12 11 11 McLaughlin.

6 20 10 5 11 12 13 13 12 Williams 8 15 6 3 0 6 8 11 12 13 Jennings 10 12 5 2 Centre Cartwell 470 40 475 4-SO 4S0 475 tbS 4ta 4 4lS 474 Hawkt-ye Anion All Courtl nd Moonn.ker larius Motion al 4'iesnr Freedo 11 'ocalile. Ralnh oodwaru. Washington, Nov. 3a It was a typ Jlax well G. Louifhrey.

G. Lousihrey li. Welsh 1 fc. Ryan V. Ilulliiian guard Guillwood smith Hensil Dotterer) Full-back Mien ical holiday crowd atBenmngs to-day.

to illustrate the general range of Kiirht end Mc.Nabb Touchdowns Levetto, 2: Gotldard. Um pire Mr. Gamble. Referee Mr. Byrom.

there being about 5000 people present Centre- prices in the department at the badcer game on Frank Emphant, of 719 South Eighth street, and robbing him 107 110 110 Won easily. half-back Ayres half-back. binttli Full-back Kniff Bloomsbnrz Defeats Hazleton. 403 present time: At post 8 minutes. Time, l.ni?.

ot Palmer lives on Pleasant avenue and bis wife at 41b Tenor place. Start goo 1. Bloomsbukg. Nov. 30.

One of Touchdowns V. Kpnrnnv. '1: Mnllifan. 1: Black AlMYool Henrietta, Selling allowances. Flve- For 4-year-olds and upwards.

Wacboi-n, 1. Referee Carr. Umpire Lrooks. SEVENTH RACE. Purse $250.

493 the most interesting games ol football ever played in Bloomsburg was played to-day between the Hazleton eleven and -lietiing. i igtitlis of a mile. Fin. Op. CL l'l.

1-2-3 Jockeys. Ho -se. Wt St and tbe betting was neavy. 1 11 ere were two good things sprung by the Down, ings in Llsmore and Uncertainty, both being as hich as 30 to 1 in the early Starter McCann spoiled what would iiave been a good day's work ny leaving Larch mont and Johnny at the post iu their respective races. The opening event was lor maidens and nearly every starter was played.

Ohiesa was backed down from 15 te 5 aud won In a drive from Bucephalus. 15 21 471 La Cig de 445 Zingan 102 102 105 Wlssalilckon Jrs. The Wissahiekon the JS or mat team. Tbe attendance was large and the interest kept up to the highest pitch, 12 to 0 in faver ot 12; Boxboroozh O. Juniors played" a Hill Kasley Howe.

Jennings Kuchen 3 3 8 10 At 60 Cents. Recent price, 75 cents. At 75 Cents. Recent price, $1.00. Yard.

Recent price, $1.35. All 45 inches wide. Black Silk and Wool Henrietta, 45 inches wide, at $1.10 per Yard. Recent price, $i-37'ii- Black All-Wool Storm Serge, (457) Bohvai Ji I 4 5 3h 6 7 8 3 6 7 10 4-5 20 6 10 4no 6 15 21 6 5 3S 4a 7 8 10 IS 4' 5 fi 2 9 7 10 1" 8tf 7 8 2' 9 6 10 pauie ol lootball yesterday morning, on 1 3 3 5 ib 3 5 10 12 A lie Game of Knzllsli FootnalL A stubbornly contested patne of Enc-lisii Rugby football was played yesterday morning at Wissahiekon between the Wissahiekon A. A.

and the Union, both of which failed to score. The rush line werk of Wissahiekon was particularly strong', while tho Union boys excelled in interference. The teams lined up as follows: WIBSAHICKOS. POSITIONS. TIO.

Itreary Full-back Casey Bcsewiclc Half-back T. Casey tirexory Half-hack -I. Casey l'yrc Three-qLrter Lindiey. liurko H. Wooler.

Cronen 11 i It on. 1 or Dry sou 11. Wooler Forward Urevti J. Forwards. YVolflnjrton Forwards Hemingway ichois Kirbyson, Forwards hrown Bios.

Fur smith Forwards lones i ones Meti reary Keferee U'rriuston. Touch ndgea Dntfy and Kobbins. Time 2ii. 20 Bloomsburg. There were twe accidents on the Hazleton side, Guckerman.

was injured in the stomach and Beyle bad 8 7 3 10 6 9 4 472 473 474 47? 427" 4S5 Reardon 6 Lettooi 105 Crlterit a l'ti 15 Plquan e. 102 Capu'it 105 Selah 105 Conirrets. Iu5 8 Coldier 10 15 the issahickon grounds, against tbe Koxborough Juniors, aud defeated them l.y a score ef 12 to a Tho teams lined up as follows 20 his neck wrenched. Lynch- IcLaughlin. 20 25 8 9 453 38 inches wide, Vcung Mothers TT Offer Tou a Remedy vhieh Itumret Safety Xif of Mother and Child, MOTHER'S FRIEND Hob Confinement of llm fain, Horror and Risk.

After Mingone bottle ot ether Tr ead uttered bat little pain, sad did not experience that ireakneu afterward usual in such caaea. Mn. ana Oaoe, Lamar, llo Jan. 15th, 1S8L Sent by express, charge prepaid, on receipt of price, 1.50 per bottle. Book to Motlien mailed free.

Start goo. Won easily. At post 10 minutes. Time. 1.06 '4.

At3K Cents. Charade and Augusta lieile were scratched In the handicap, leaving but three starters. Roche was made a top-heavy choice and ho won easily after Logau had set the pace. The Jong distance race at a mile and a half had nine starters. Lisuiere led all the way WISSAH1CKON JES.

rSITIOXS. G. Itisht I.ittlewood Right tackle. a 4 EIGHTH RACE. Purse 250.

For 3-year-olds. Selling allowances. Five-eighths of a ii- mile. Betting. Recent price, 50c; Recent price, 75c; Recent price, W.

Hone. W't BOIB OR JRS. Coos Goelf Hilton Stafford Lawson Johnson aiitird. 44 inches wide, At 50 Cents. 52 inches wide.

At 75 Cents. 56 inches wide. round and in a drive beat Bess McDulf tackle. Left Franklin and Marshall Hoys piny. IiANCASTKR.

Nov. 3a The State College lootball eleven, which was "scheduled to play the Franklin and Marshall eleven, canceled the engagement few days ago. The same to-day was between Franklin and Marshall first and second elevens. It was wen by the former by a score of 20 to 5. A crowd of 2000 people saw the eame.

For Dry Gooda Strawbrldge A Clethles out. Philora was ridden in a slipshod manner bv Horn and finished third. Fin. Jocke.vs. Op.

CL PI 1-2- 1 1" 7 1 15 HU1 1 4-5 .4 Sh 2" 21 tii Kuchen 3 7-2 1 1-2 2 2i 31 3' 3. Morris- 4 4 8-5 4-5 8 8 6 5 4' Jennings. 4 10 5 2 6 4i 4no 4)4 5 5 Parsons 4 6 3 1 3 5 5 6 6 6 Kelly 8 10 5 2 5 '6 7 7 7 7 McLaughlin 8 15 6 3 7 7 8 8 8 K. Carter 10 4n 2 10 9 9 8 9 9 i WUilama- 15 3 Ken worthy. Cooper Like "Nelson Holt 470i Prince mper'l I0S 4461 To'my Bropny 110 458 Strasbu -g 106 470 t'ulantba 103 42 Ieado 102 4S1 Blue Bi -d loe 470 sdvertoeen.

99 470 Clinkui 1 1U2 51.50. At $1.00. Recent price, Larchinonl. wbe carried a aood deal of money, was left at the post. Quarter back Clark Right W.

Gerney half-back Boerike Cone Kuurd Wetton Take Scott's There were eleven starters in tb eiiABFIELDJIEUlJLATUtt IU. ATLANTA, GA. tout SY UUb STRAWBRIDGE CLOTHIER. That hacking couUls danfierotu. iuujbioa.

A. Johnston 470 Saw iru 100 steeplechase, but only three finished, Start goot, WeaetuUy. post loluutej. Time, HZ. Xouciidowns Jounaton, Linton, lief-.