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7.. 4 et Ebe LIstialt paitu Oltrac: Suntan, October 11, IS i 0.Iftf.:) 3 '3 it) itattritpi -1 FEMALE HELP WANTED. BICYCLIST IVES that Johnson should and could have won. By today's race Smith lowers the tasteA record ever made in the world by halt a second. NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! NEVI PRICES! GREAT FIR OPENING VP rurnitdre, Carpets, Crockery ANTI All Household Essentials.

At last. after months of preparation. and after encountering many sesatious oelays, we are in a position to throw open the doors of Our EN LARGED and BEAUTIFIED ESTABLISR. 1M ENT to the public. and inV110 EVERYBODY to our OPENING of DOUSE FURN1s111NO COODS.

which begins on MON DA EXT. ()ete). Ier I. ith a LABGER ronE. a NI.

V. FRESH STOCK of 4.1001itt and REM CED 31lICES. we are confilent of our a bilit io please ALL 1 ASIE4 and A LL FOLKETS. our Mufti) tor customers "Bargains Every Time," HRH' MEER SETS In Ms department we offer Ibis tollowing five 'Wes mu I special thducemstst: itilvist 1 No 40.00 Oily'. 44.

42.50 311e 0 4 .04) Itty le 4 52.00 Int) te 3 These IIPtil nze the hest bargains ever offered in this City. They are entirely NEW PATTERNS. With TOPS 0, ITALIAN MARBLE. HUDSON KRILL or LEPANTO. TEN l'IECES EACIL in-Coding FRENt BUREAU, LANDSCAUE MIR.

BOR stud COM LINA-1 ION t. ONIMODE, Th. rOCK Is warranted KILN-TRIED LUMBER. the SITTLE Is tile LA TEsT. nue, the VI Oh KNIAN)4 IP of the VERY II EST.

We hive other styled DI 1I4CI Walnot Lumber Sets up to Cherry Chamb3r Sets. 44 12.00 4 41.044 5.70.440 410.00 INIv bLs1 btwle 4 TIM.0 Cet4 Fit EM rrnrAt with )1 the Co" NI411)E has Tr PE PI A I-) stet i F. le and the IMA Vi 3.11'1.1.s Itre of tito fa vortrot UAJ MU A PE to Sot II) hitAs. 111E l(Ps ARE rtf IFALIAS Ali L. Dst Sit I I I Olt LEPAN are I.Nqui.si it)NA the BEST ts 1 itt (if rst ehertv Sets It I.

El I la Tilts UNTEY. We hAve ether le-rry sets up to ell It) each rLt rte Ahoy Nets to putchi, e. rs when, I Nvw Enghtud, It 5 to 7 dow ii. stud tb to it7 per month watt pfltd. Ma Chamber Set.

2 root I 22 1.04t ityltr 2 24.00 Style 3 34.00 Ott, It I 32.00 Pit 3 Ite t15.00 '11 Mit. or aro 11,4 t. one anotl Pr. tail Irnry ili ticsiga according to the Int pnttcrits. cotn4t-4 or 11 Es 037I 4,1.

I. Atli PEN It. cAPE MitIt I. (Of 1.1A W. liS nod SIDE 4,11.

or ND iv El, tqtr ulk. I with he. I I ALLAN. vl bON S.1' LL T4 II'S, htts deNired. Ash and Chestnut Chamber Sets.

tattle 1 420.00 4. tt t.1140 rt 11, 241.4;ft Pwit.s Ile 4 21.1.41.1 $ty 41, It JAN) itit-t or (-4 Fret ele it. itI 1.14titt set rrtr IHII 14 1001.o:tot Ito piter4 sr fil toI str.ek at ti p. 1e ItEFY t4t iv Pt l't (I I. SI.

'I nitovo ta AT VII I IPA. tt, utitt rtt F. Itraig 4 IlkL P.CANTED ENAMELLED Chamber Sets I WS 1100 01111. 41.041.1 ibt 31 tttio.tott Pit tr 4 1.111 Wel le 5 241.01 motol tire mantitnetoted In ditTor et I 1131-k. light Dr.th lire 111 or flew olecgoi expreitly tintourtiop our tat I 4 It our on mots to pot, etameris in Now 1.111,sil,11.

4 to it. 4towts anti 4 to teri per mvatts PARLOR SUITS. To Wilk a Purse. The Driscoll-Raby walk, which was to have taken place at the Lawrence cricket gromida yesterday is off, and the men have drawn the stakes deposited upon the match. but Driscoll having gone to considerable expcnse preparing for the race.

and being set upon having the match come off, went among his Lynn friends and secured from them a purse of $IL10. lie and Ratty will walk for this purse at the Lynn base ball grounds next Saturday afternoon, the man who is declared the chiller of the race to take the whole money. The reasons for the breaking off of the other match are as gleaned from both sides, about as follows: At the time of the drawing up of the articles Driscoll suggested that the walk take place at the Lynn base ball grounds the use of which track lie allowed he venni get for nothing. Raby objected to go to Lynn and named the track upon the La wrenee cricket grounds as best suited for the match. After sotne demurring.

Drisedl sgreed to walk In Lawrence. provided Ruby would procure the track at that place, upon the same terms he had offered fcr Lynn. Ra by early last week went to Lawrence and found that he could have the cricket grounds tor $50, and not a cent less. 'I hursday night they came to thia city and acquainted Driscoll with the circumstances, and. after a consultatitm, the stakes were drawn, and it w.ts decided to rail the race off, with the result of a meeting for a purse, as stated above.

Tournament at Newton. The fall tournament of the Newton H. S. L. T.

Cub concluded yesterday. The results follow: PRIDAYBigelow beat Noble. 6-5. 6-2; Farquhar beat Eniery, 6-2. 6-5: Holmes beat 6- O.

0-0; thislce I beat Howtauel. 6-5. 1-6. 7-6; Hovey heat Fow.e. 0-3.

6-1; VItitmore beat Soule. 6 -8, 2- U. 6-2; hecompte beat Barton. SATCRDAY. Second round beat Bigelow, 6- I 0-0; Holmes beat Lecompte.

6-4, 6 Whitmore beat Haskell. 2-0, 6-8. Far bye. LIM round singles-Hovey beat Farquhar, 0 -4, 6 Whitmore bat Holmes, 6-3, 6-2. Floats-Hovey heat more.

6-1; 6-0; Wbitni.re heat Fowle, 6-5, 6-4. Doubles-Sonle and Whitmore beat Bigelow and W. Farquhar, 6-0. 6-1; Potter and Smith beat Holmes and Fow e. Ho" land and liorrage a tie; Soule and Whitmore beat Howland and Etcrrage.

6-1. 6 Hovey and Haskell beat Smith anti Potter. 6-3. 6-5. Finals Soule and Whitmore beat Hovey and Haskell.

6-1. 6-2. Hovey takes first prize In singles, and ilitmore secondsilver medals; Soule and Vhitniore first in doubles. Vale's Big Foot Ball Men Win. NEW Yoft.K, October 10.The first foot ball match of the season was played on the St.

'4eorge's Cricket Club grounds today between the students of tim Stevens Institute and the Yale team. The affair. though somewhat one-Wiled. was exciting. The New Haven players had things all their own way, and won by a score of 55 poitits to O.

The sides were made up as YaleWallace. fall.back; Watkloson and Young, halt-backs; Beecher. quarterback Carter. Corwin, Peters (captain), Cox, neyaottls anti Hatnlin. forwards.

Stevens-C. II. itart, full-back: Aldrich and White, quarter-ha it; to-hart. Catists Hirt (captain). 'feria, Firestone, Cadewav and cook.

farwares. During the play Hart had his nose broken. Where You Can Buy the Earth. At the the which occurred at Houghton Datton's storehouse, Sunday. October 4.

170 cases Of merchandise. many of them imported for the coining Christmas trade, were slightly damavil by lire, water and smoke. the larger part of this 'treat stock is not injured, the is determined to elean it out at prices faimlously low. The stock embraces gents' fel nishing goods of every description; handkerchiefs at prices ranging' from mie cent to tlinty-fisre cents; white goo.ls and laces from live to sixty ei MS per yard lad les and children's underwear, gents' rabbet coats and tie largtst line of the choicest millinery to be found main any vial liters in I he titV dinner sets, eakf. sets.

breaol and iii I sets. in johi a owls and creamsmietal vase band-painted vases. hanging iiiirary wire steak-broilers. galvanized iron and coalbcds. porcelaM-lineil preserve kettles.

vases of ri i and imique descriptions, walnut brackets. towel racks, brush-broom cases, wall and dressing cases. and fancy soaps are in profusion, while everybodyman, woman or child can lay in a year's stock of st itionery and miler writing materials for a sinall outlay. The sale sill commence in the morning. Windin Among There is no scenery svithin the limits of the State which will compare for grandeur and rugged heauty with that of the tegi.11 al Out tile Ilocsac mountains.

The lofty. true' rowned hiii. now glorious in autuninal foliage; he noisy river winding through gorges. spanned by noble bridges. and in jlaees dashing into foam against its rocky Ueol, nJ tOrIll a most attractive pi-tore.

The excursions of the season over he lIcesae Tunnel route from Boston to North Adams take place next Thursday and Saturday. The Lire for the mood trio has been placed at the ridiculously low price of $2. The number of tickets is bunted. Regardless of Cost. Tomorrow Jordan.

Marsh Co. will inamorate a spotial stile of odd shapes and sizes In fur garments at prices regardless 6f cost. A Good Name At lome is a tower of strength abroad. This is fully verified by Hood's Sars-sparilla. which has a reputation at home by any other metheine.

In Lowell. where it is made. whole uelehborhoods are taking it at the same time. anti the most remarkable unsolicited testimonials are received from Lowell people- The druggists of Lowell say they sell niore of liteurs Qt.rsaparilla than all other Sarsaparillas or blood Purifiers. The same wonderful success is extending all over the country, as the superior curative powers of Hood's Sarsaparilla become known.

For any affection caused by impure blood or low state of the system, try Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by al tirtigrists. El; six for p5. Prepared by C. I. HOOD er Apothecaries, Lowell, MiLig.

100 Doses One Dollar THE COPARTNERSHIP Heretofore existing between JOHA M. JalialIN AND FRANCIS F. ROBINSON. Under the firm name met style of RRUA $ti 111111111S01. bt this (lay dissolved by mutual consent.

JOHN M. JORDAN will settle the afralri of the firm. JOISN Al. JOICD FlttNCIS F. hittiltINSON.

Boston. 1665. 40Z3L3E1.1:). M. JtiIRD continue the btIVITIPfIS of EN 'S II Ea 1141I I (61, at the old and, where tie will be pleased to welcome his friends.

tiat DAN, MARSH tU COM PAN-Y. FREE TO ALL, Every week day from 8 a. in. to 6 p. Jordan.

Marsh Jap3nen Exhibiliall Displaying the arts and manufactures ot the Japanese Empire. RARE MAO I FICENT EFFECirti, ENCHANTED let rEcTAIrousi. hirdal, Marsh Company, Boston. Sudtt oil tills WHITNEY Sells Furniture and Carpets on easy system cf plymenta WHITNEY'S MANUFACTORY, Paz wombitratom REAL ESTATE. aopee l'uso I OSTO 1111011LANDrot Sale, 212- It story cottage house iK8 rooms.

lance cellar ahtl attic: arrantrid for i or 2 talltillire; near a4ittnelott between 2 lines ot horse ears; jrIa P2r)00. F. M. LEARNED, 67412 Tremont, cor. Newton st ud7t 01 1 WrATE--To let or for sale, Dorchester.

stylish and attractive estate, 16,000 square it. ot mad. with house.11 rooms; stable, 5 stalls; ich land; IleAT stettni and horse cars. ELL. 61 Court at.

It. 1101041E FM- sale. new house. 6 rooms. Lin- den Senterville.

first from Elm near horse and steam cars. Inquire ou promises. Sud4to 011 sale. At Boston Highlands, ott Blue opp. 1.N oodbine horse cars p.m; 01.4 door, now Queen Anne house of 11 rooms, wit bath.

substantially built by tirst-class builders; has furnace, range, Oros lixttires; cell-'tics ate frescoed papered tastefully throughout; has 4 elegant stalited-cluss windows; house ope eonie and Kee It. Vor terms apply to F. G. BARNES APPLETON, 21 State lit, or of owner on the premises. SuNto HOUSES.

STORES. OFFICES, ETC. See Page 15. CiOHNEEL TIRICIC HOUSETo let. 44 1,) Merrimac at.

(near l'aitie'A furniture I'Mtnil factory). 9 good rooms. water on every floor. tar 't4 dry CWInr, drainage perfect also Lek entrance to aide streot rent $30 per trice.tli. Avid 7 to t4.

ti No. 1 Pernliortoo Sit litOOMTo le IN in nice PlintIV YWIt oilice; carpeted and heated. POND TAN. 339 Washington et. hunt.

of LEGANT HOUSE To let. 15 Ironing. Just pit in perfect I epair th ougliout; tir.t. eags iocation in every reanect: enure ro could be let readi if desired; want responsib party. Apply itbd ay.

See OUSE-To let, Sbawintit near Chester .111 ph-. I roc)rfl 4. all improvements. M. In.WEBS, 744 Harrison eor.

East Newtml st. 110 USE-To let. baron st. per mouth; 11 I 13 I Improvements. Apply to IL M.

llOWERts. 744 Harrison av. It II USE-TO 13 rooms; 1m- provements. Apply to 1.1. M.

LOWERS. 744 Harrison ay. Ito 0 USE-To let, pleasar.t. old-fashioned house in Durel.ester. of 7 rooms, by H.

60 Devonshire At. Stid7t oil 0 USE-To let, Mt. Pleasant. house 597 Doak" ey 1'2 ro mule bath, furnace. fitted fora first-class residence.

Apply at 131 Federal st. I 0 let or for sale. Dorehester. easy LI terms, choice IIPW house, 8 rooms and bath; furnace. range, set ttl.S, Cealeittell cellar.

brass gas gooil lit.iziltoiri; high lands. CH S. T. 111.H.DX ELL. 61 Court St.

It I 1 let. a Cabridge. near a cosy ue ew host 8 rooms. nicely papeed and painted; rent in per month to a silo, 1 family. Itt )17N DV ev HOBBS, tt3 Court st.

StiM Oirlie let at. from A-, 8.125 to 310 per year. Apply to JAMES M. As. 22 Central st.

It. TENCMENTS WANTED AND TO LET See Pace 15. IT EA TTo let, of 3 rooms, furnished; also fur1 nisited front square end side loom, nith ird if loquire for Mrs. NASH. ashington st.

It. rylENEMENW Sharon frirnitore and t. house. F. Newton tenement on Springfield house, Sharon litap4e.

Shan-mut house. Rutland house, Church house and store, les ter sq. (carpets and shades), P1360: Rutland Ireland furnished. 800. rent Fe00, Berwiek ph.

Apply to H. M. ROWERS, 68 School or South End office. 744 Harrison ay. I 1EN rrcro It.

2 small tenernm0s. at lAtil icer lit (1 10 rooms each. eompletfi order: 8 minutes from Boiton; rent P22.50 an41 20.00 Pr month. and water. JAMES M.

W. 11.1.IA S. 22 Central at. its NI ENT---To let. a bright.

sunny tene- ment 4 good rrionis. limer floor. with ompie cellar room. being half of a house; Mee garden: rent tt 15 per ttttt nth. Apply on the premises.

40 Vaiker st-. StaMo' IrilrnrEm ENTTo It.t- at Boston Hitfli11.11()S. 1 witino ono Minn te -f Iwo hues of horse ears, a tenement "It 4 fter housekeepitig; very I pl-asantiv t4tuatet1. Apply at (S3 East V.indsor Boston Highlands. Sutl3t oil It Athires4 -E.

47," Globe nice. it ENPWarterl. by a family of 3.a tencinent In good location. in or out of ty; within a Indic of tity Hail referred. AM Cr ss.

stating vice, E. 52." 61ohe office. It" rug EN IL: 31 sti the Ifilthlarids. 3 nant bath-room on 1 thyor; 2 tlifzhts from front door; rent reaionabie to gentiettlan and wife. 5 Beach Glen ay.

it FIN EX FM ENTTo let. to 8 mmil Aineriex farniiy without ehildren.teneineut of 4 rooms. suitithle for housekeeping. Apply at 50 off 4t. It MEN 1:31 11-N'T WantPit.

or 4 or 8 rooms. 111, SJUtii Elia. not farther than atittits. Athlreis K. Park Theatre.

remits. 11 1 week. quiet. respectable rarties in Louse. 55 Itillerica st.

ENTTo Let, of 3 roologi, 32 Cod roan Highlitods. it rilENEMENTSTo let, at Iday View of 4 rOOITIS each. Apply to J. McMALION, 23 t. It trEN If 8 and 7 room and bath.

for houickeeping. 6 Bradford Rt. its 'NEN E1 ENTSTo let, to colored tyople. 2 teneinetiti in splendid order; refit low. B.

ROYCE. 29 Carve? st. BOARD AND ROOMS. See Page LS. 0 ES ST.Franklin square, to let, Apai Square room: heat and gas; also, side and attic rooms: rent reasonable.

0 A Mil LA N11 furnished double Ami part, alcove. square and side room's re- spectable parties oniy. It. 11 ET a oSiOni s-r- near Beach. nicely fu-r7- trait room; also lame attic; terms Moderate; transients accommodated.

it LOVIE11IN PL.Side room and attic, 1 sunny warm house; Tent low. Mo 1: N'l ER ON WT.Enst Somers-, front famished room to let; reference required. ol 1 I 11 A NAVA nu! attic room. also hall beuroont, moderate rent tor respectable panics. it 1 fI I up I Tii(KFLINt es e.anls(ratt;11'riee rooms.

d'inGT ull -I 0 SOUTH- It IrSSE11.1. MP.To let. I room fur go cook stove awl water: also fi rnislied side. r00111 NI' th stove; references remilreti. it 1 0 EiLl'ON let.

a nicely turnished AN front room; as' side attic; reut low to permanent and resp ctable par tes. Ito 2110110-11001IN ST.To let. with board, arge square room. 2 front; largo closets; hot and cold water; terms reasonable. Sad3to oil te Urt' large frovt room.

verv essantup I flight and pantally furuirbed; refereac.t required. iLe 1 CA RV ER a s1111 ltoat reasonable prices: comforts. SuM0 CA CY 110 SP.Large Tmeic r.rtor, uTitTi 6. if turndee heat atild prtee, 0,3 50. it di) I A ST atiN(a IP' 1 E.

I) -To let. -)t I to a and i4 wife, vp I dight; banilsoniely and completely furnished fur full housekeep referenees It ow UNION let. up ono dicht; a i )0 large. sunny room, nwlV Mint hanuannely furnished. AItIress or enlist a Union pk.

Stitl3t4 oil 4" HANCOCK. ST.To let. 1 square and et) side room. it. APPLETON ST -1 sunny square 411 T.l fl newly turnisned.

with gas and turLace heat; up 1 It 1 1 i u.elif;etttiIf;,4(' very low prices; near the Conserystory of Music. slid side rooms. singly or eu suite; also all upper rutml. 0 let. trout alcove (71 room slid back parlor.

with or without b-eard. Stiti1t oil 1. 1 water. '3, 710 itirms; board if sutrA 011 logkA pper.ToN ST.Nicely furnished rooms to let; hot anti cold water; furnae heat. Sutra.

011 Ipy tr nds. To let. handsomely furnished front room; rent very low; seem lieu. Suslit, oil ft 1 NIA IC It A V.To let. desirable turn shed sqiiiire nun side ttttt rents it I Low.

inquire in store 203. Sud7t 011 A AV.Front and back it parlors. tiler Or slo trntel fun. nished or un turn shed; aitnave room and side room; ii I I ne sviv furnished; furnace heat and vas; bow Li in the iloorie. SWIM, 011 43014 'V IR EMI N'r Pront room.

tirst 11)( tioor, to t)t or for light inzsilleazi; soitablo tor entiunutti and wife, with 1I4O of kitehen if zdo moat for two gentlemott, modern eoilvettit.nved. It' 0 Po, (I SHAW NI VT A awed 41 front; hot mut old voter to room; one ththitt; sideund square rooms also; targe elomets. Is 0 rdy, Tit 0 'V Furstislierl square and sttie trt let (nett to let entirely stew furniture, well adapted for busatess 0 0 COL trItil HI'S AV.Warm, SUTIlly )1) agnate room on hut ii4rootti dour, partly Including upright, tied; boosts heated wilt steam. It I 1 rok.otthal.ltwertig Ilia Hil(i CUM water, furnace heat terms hutillt 01 1 6) sit A NV NI up in elegantly turAL 0, Pe JP tr itt 111C040 1 tight, ow Also t'lc clogre room. 11 do out NE VT A V.To let.

ulee 9t 1 trout room, up 1 flight, and good upper rooni tor light otharkettitiolt. It r7 IVA I NIATON fursi rooli a to It at reasonable prices. AVA Poll IN talrON WI Suite L0 private mill ly 14 or pleasant kopturpt mom. I Itittioltned with ootiventetwea Rod comforts of a home. It 4 NV 1 DOV Li a tulle out of woud Lugo children to bottrti cootforim of noine; terms reasonable.

Giotto ottlee. 1r) elaery eon two lies IL, was be totalled fit a taint! 0 110t 04 Out; uneseeptIonal Inest tof00110 I 101400140010 U11114 A Waltham, Alas. i Iw t0' les 1'011; 0 4 i i --fr! ft- 4 pil .11. if A P.itsn,40,,,,,,,, i'' 11A1 14 14-f, viz, t. .11,1 ge isr4 A WONDERFUL COMBINATION OF PEPIONIZED EEET, Hops AND MALT.

BEING TEE ONLY KNOWN For Imparting PURE AL UDIEN TO 'FRE EtODIF. It Is an Absolute Cure for Nervousness. and Insomnia. and wards ott those Terrible Lviis Which are the First Stages of INSANITY. For Debilitated Men For Enfeebled n.

For Delicate Children. For all who ueed sitrengtiu "HOPTONIC IS A BLESSMG." For Sale by all Drtarghan. Prepnred only by the leroy au rSti t2 Mich. SHEPARD, NOMELL CO, DRESS COOS DEPARTMENT. ELEGANT Embroltiorad Bob3s NOVELTIES Will be Opened on MONDAY.

Shepard; NOIVI311 Coo GELD 0 VISKI HAVING No Agency in Boston, 13 prepred to supply the public itith his NEW PATTERNS FIJIINIT MAMUFACtilaER3' PRICEI Factory and Wareroonas, Cor.SECEND&TERICIKESTS., EAT A MBRIDGE. Care leave hietvlay Square every 14 minutes. BUSINESS CHANCES. See Page 15. AND PROVISION Tot( vt, i loeattiti, alivty, tit tit rad HIM never eita ged it will soil at a itaritailt $1400.

Co tat-1N 4 3 Mi at. I 1' I ItST-C re4taurant. It oing large trade; thoroughly eiloinped; ea4 tern's. COL at. 4 IV IL IE or halt' intere.it lu -grocery husihessi loilited: luenme: to e1tfrU0 requirett.

COLUNS 43 NItlk sr. It A titAk Lk in-- money: test iflezttion; a bargain; tition. t.l MANS 0., 43 'Ulk t. lt AMANUVA c-ru otaN fa toisiness regoires wi it z.T 01) 1( 8 I ('0 to meet litere3slug COLLINS ct CI) 43 dk si. 4 It ulrrER, cheese it gg house wilt ailtwtive Mail with rsii00 partuer; Al ettallee.

COLLINS Ar 43 Milk st. it. A EI! A. Et liaFIT.Inst ecr.oe in; Vtitt t34 a ,001 ono; slit pay you to invefitigate. I UN i4 tqa.lo It A GENTS CHNISM GOODS Li tatittEtentral Locution.

tiUNT, 14 bu.te at. Jr. A Itt. ACKER Ile u'r that pay 11Wl0 this is or th, host rotavs e.w olferoct tor salo; good reasons for selling. .1.

F. It UNT, 14 t. It lo A it ItElt S1t0P--For sale. harter shop; LIP 3 eintirsi shim hours; no Sunday work; wiil. sett lor r1125 the owner eltinot attend to it.

Ap- ply at 48 1ritttte Ro LEI It It and pool worn for sale; one or the b-st Inquire of N. A. MosEti, 1V vere Hall. 7 Green st. SLIM LI'Ofl1-For sale.

retail soc store; 0,71 tinittit pittil. greet trol. low rent; excellent stand for cultotti work and ri-pairtng if desired; not often an too nullity oeenrs to stop into a gond s'ness tttr so cirettinsiattees. ti': lit row. It It 1741ottle -Wonted.

to stIl territory or copyrtglit, by Poet-I-aureate. at I'Llg; EltSt Xt11 11-11TiotiltN IL) r.itt Address for two ttays, 71," Globe thee. I ts MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Nee ease 34. I Aeons IciurrE2 Eirts--Elogaktit uprights, CP Latest stylea.

pat tit besteat provetnetits: Intl assortineut at tousle looms. 488 WitIntigton ilt. :.11,1:11 I I A JOY nblit.te(I to sell beautiful rotiewo od up- tight plamo: cost two.itlal hIj mot gui.rantoo iransferrei; elegant tone; superb iti style and tint oti: 8185 cash, with elettant plush stool. Call at 19 str so. A414111 VICEN't' ealkinet grand nprittbt want), rosewood eitatt.t riule strong ee ebrated make; used ittily a Litt by a iatty tit) la iib iged to sell: f175: rare barintitt.

woe rootto3. 488 14 st. 8kulltt ot 1AL 31NOFor sale, at a greet saerifice. hand- tl carved rosewood ease. title tone PiltlAtt, Ikea betel but little will solt cheep; (me oi ttie beat makers lu Boston.

Call tor 1 vivek. Berkeley tot. Its F. mitittre platio oqt.tat,; a I improvemetitti: kt175 suip4- nor No. 2 hivg4tin1 114 LOST.

1 OJNO ETC. Mee rime 11. li'Vi, A fly per oni giviltot ititormiltioll or Itingitig Win in 6t4 Columbia 0.1uldidgepor1, Ili be tamely rewarded. butitit nit 1 EDICA IP-1, PE ILSImpit. Wetideolay 1 tat re i medical ini.pre.

Notify lir. A.L)t;K, 26 ti at-, South itostou. sou get reward. WANTED. See (ITO EWatitert to tor, parlor rook atova "toad arixe: eivie ct.41r.

rocker aud mirror. AL la Cherry at. It 47kr 1i.tv 4,4 4. iy, tt. tiv.

-I I IL, -7 itiasztblq Ike 1 440---404--rjc4': fy i 1- ,,7 1 ok 1,.. 4 1 "7 42. 3 lftetv, air; :fri.4.,,,vdco 4 ti.tiLiA.,,.,74,tr 1.,,:1 4, 1 i ,,0 i rt'''s I ..3. 11- 1 -isf I- I lit 1 'hci 4 a''' their breath, that to secure a certainty of victory, another smaller than Lee should have been selected as a mate for Milian. lit this city pretty much the same teething prevails, twill great change of opinion am to the merits ot the CleWS is eoticeable among the sporting men.

One week ago Haitian anti Lee were prime favorites, nut tootty some of the strongest talkers for that pair are now dubiously shakieg their heads, and when questioned regarding the possiole result of the race evince a desire to avoid a cursUPOlt tIfl subject, for tear that tat- ter the race they would not be on the "Itold-yoe-so" otitis The interest among the rowing fraternity nrfil the followers of aquatics grows daily, and a aarge delogation of sporting men are to leave the flub tor the rae on Will Monday and Tuesday. In order that people desirous of '1 roy on the oceannon may know just how anti when to go, they are informed that tickata to Trov and return can he procured of a. R. 1 aist ins at the office Of the Iloosae Tunnel route, 250 NVashington street. for aa la, a reduelAnn 12 25 trout reamer rates, and that the trains wave the Fitchburg railroad statical.

Cause V. atreet. at 8.a0 a. ne and a o'clock p. Monday.

and 8.30 N. in. Tuesday. Hippies. James F.

Ormond of this city has accepted i he positiott of referee for the Haitian and id es Courtney and Conly double scull race on Tuesday. Ile wall leave Boston 'lot A roy Monday evening. The Emmet Boat Club of foal-oared crew beta) so successful the past season, is to have its annual hop in that town upon tlie evening. of November a. It should, and no will be a rouser.

At a recent meeting of the Grand Trunk Boat Club ot Montreal, Joseph Laing. who was ecentty disqualified by the N. A. A. was elect an honorary member of the club for having been au active member for tell years.

Tom Butler was last week presented with an elegant silver ice-tincher and goblet. he tionor was one Of the fair sex with whom 'sem lias become exceedingly popular since he ceased to he an oarsman aud assumed the duties Of hotel proprietor. George Iltistner bad two practice pulls yese.ttay upon the river. and while taking his mornieg spin was watched closely by lsou Laing front the wall. tiosmer Imd an idea Ow, Laing was there, and did not show any greater speed than twenty-five strokes to tite minute.

Loring, in making a match with Hosmer, is its mg pretty high, many people think, not a low rental that it would have betel an easy matter for bitu to get on a match wile Casey, and if be had looked in the direction of Pittsburg or it beefing. he and his friends coutd have umde a match with any one of a score of ant thtious sculleis. Boir Laing. the representative of his roltier, Joseph Laing. who is matched to row tieorge flosmer, left the hub last evenang tor his home at Montreal.

he is not altogether satisited with the course on Lake eeutissigamona. Out thinks that owing to the lateness of the season at Nvould be nop astute to be tcr it. still. if an oePortu10- ty more fat orable is pi esentetL Hostner and himself have agreed to change the location on the race. MONTREAL'S CHAMPIONS Coming to Face the Harvard and a Picked Lacrosse Team.

The Montreal Lacrosse Club, champion team of the world, will arrive here Monday morning aril go at once to the Quincy House, where quarters have been engaged. On Mondey at 4 o'clock the visitors will Harvard club on Holmes' field, Cambridge. and great interest is taken at the coliege in the event. The Harvard team will not he so strong as the one that was SO successful in the spring, anti tzit oral of the players are not yet in good trim. Alonday evening the visitors trill he the guests of the Harvard boys in a theatre pal I at the 011 Tuesday they may the picked team on the La.isten false hall grounds.

for whica game a large number of tickets have beet' sold. The team that will meet the visitors is composed as follows: Barr, goal; Davis, point; Citey. cover point Simson and delenee field; V. 11. centre; 'ken dinan.

Ritchey and F. C. itoss. attnea field: clancey and Woods, home. The man has not yet been fixed 'anon.

'the Mcntri als have been taking I hings easily On the witY. TuesdaY was the day for the Laltimore match. but it was Post potted until Veit day, the Montreals defeated I winds by 4 goals to Coal 1 was st fired in 4 and gosis 2 and 3 in 4 and it minutes respeo- lively. Neither side scored ituring tile balance of the first half. ti; al 4 for was made in lo minutes, and goal 5 by Batthole in I In the Baltimores were kept on tile delensive for nearly the entire game.

Alter feting ent rt a nett by a stea In twat trip be visitors lett for WasHngton. Oti Friday they defeated lie New York club at istaton Island by tt geals to 3 Liciore an audience numbering people. The Yontreals captured the it.fift h.sixtri anti e.ghtit goals in 3. 4. 7.

and 111,44 til.lieteS respectively. New- Yotk got the seemid.seventh and ninth 3 said minutes Saturday they Were the of the Canadian club, end in the after a second game with New York, vere the guests of Mr. Erastus NV niati in a theatre party at the bijou. The arrival of the Montreal club ts eagerly awaited. and if good weather ont inues it is probaide that the game on Tuesday will be a most interesting one to thh lovers of true amateur contests.

ON FIELD. A Picked Team Itscreate the Harvard Lacrosse Charrip101116 The picked team that is to meet the Montreals next Tuesday visited Cambridge yesterday, and on Holmes' field defeated the Ilarvard team by a seore of four goals to two. The atrvard club was the same. wjth one exception. that will play Alontreal Monday on the same grounds, while of the picited team two were absent.

The game was intended as a practiee game for both clubs, and as such was in every way a de- cidell success, though really good work was shown tiny by a few. McDonald was referee. The teams were as follows: Pteketi team. Harvard. Harr 'lake vis Pa it tits mimosa Cover point I try Hardtter Defence field liarsee Me(iraw Nileho7S W.

P. field Hood hcei ey Attack field lativ(y bledaelt F. 4'. Less Woad oyee The ball was faced in centre and at once the liarvards were pet on the defensive. A lotig throw by Williams changed the scene (it at and the picked team's defence was kept laisy.

Davis succeeded in clearing the goal. but threw wildly the game. 'lack and forth the battle surged. the ball beng nearly all the tune at liarvaril's defence. A lotig throw and a had error enalded Twombly to secure the sphere.

and lie threw It between flags. securing a goril for Harvard. l-oon 1oce of the picked team swiped the ball netween the flags, IT nil seored tile ti-st goal for his aide. 11loilgett got a second goal kr Harvard. and V.

C. Ross a seeond tor tile visitors. Half time was called. The clubs chatiged goals and ahoy was resumed with Peabody playing instead of Hood. As before.

the ball was kept le Harvard's territory. with an occasamal trip to the peke li teaua's defence. and iiiid the bail been properly hand lcd bevel al goals might have been scored by the I farVattl. hut the oPeortunities were lost. After repeated peppering at the Harvartist flags, F.

C. Ross a goal. and later Ritchie seored another, winning the game tor 1140 The Idav log of Ritchey of the picked teem was and F. C. roman Mitt Cialivey did good work.

ror Harvard the best well( was done by Nteliols. Willlanis. Coutla le. Twombly anti Blodgett. OMITS( OP laITTALIVII61 Lowers the Wartir 150-Yard Manning 114reord by Halt a hecond.

PiTTSBU 0, October 500 people assembled at Exposition Park, this aftetiloote to witness the 150-yard sprint race fur Sno() a side, between George Smith of this city and an unknown, who proved to I IL W. Johnsen of Cincinnati, the champion. Johnson defeated Smith in a 125- yard race at Chester Park, Cincinnati. April 21. Ile pools started off at $10 to $7 in favor of Johnson, but moon had the callanil torev.ous to II start he sold at 10 tii Johnson's 5.

The daY was all teat could he desited. but the track va a little heavy.o.Viiiiit tothe recent rains. Johnson was the first to make ids appearsticu stia as he tretted lip the track his muscit 84004 oat ill great knots end lie isaintlett over be ground Wth IL h)hit, springy, swinging stride, imich in contrast with the apparently forced stride of 1. J. Donahue, of the StitiltStleth was elekt4Iii referee and Fred Camel win starter.

At 1.15 the nieu toek position. Johnson got, decidedly the titter of the semi-oll. taking tile ieati tit once and rett Ming It. fair sevelity-tive yards. Then Smith spurted.

At 100 yards they were en even terms. after SLIiltil bef21114 to forge ahead. winning the In 14 i a4 by the ()Metal joillistni. ho almost stopped running at 125 yards, ease in about three yards oehitel There was a 14,4 tilserepancy in the time. Nome watches making it 1 41t Secolida.

While others itiaett it HOYE 'Llie betting all thimigh watt light. Probably not more than 410,0 Clialthp.oi Was consioeratile dissatisfaction over the result. time impression of many beiug BOARD AND ROOMS 'VEID, atonal ligigIrlionogne.3 Well ten4t be low, K. Gat," Globe (duce. Iv 1 OA IP FIrgt-clags table board can be had Mt 2A W.

Dedham at. it IINIURNI4IIETIO PA MIAOW -At fr7 orter tirmt Heim wit piaIl, ettiall sicie room; terms lrate; 'private family. I EN'tILEMAN ed; also front side room to let; 27 U111011 Park COL Washington. suite 2. It 0711 --Wtinted for a strong.

ise Ithe boy I2 years of age itt the eon ntry city where he eau do for him board anti have privileee of attending public 'Khoo'. Address "1.i. 77," ()be office. It. 001 Ir5Mn ant room.

to an American family. Apply between 10.30 a. m. and 12 also between 4 30 and 5.20 p. m.

Sati31 It 13 A It TAD It let. 2 large ir-Mit-par'o-r-m-ft-rr lotigAlg: I 14 toegatilly furnished. piano. mahogany mantel-bod, toie of hot anti cold erator and oath; be seen today tSondaso. Hotel NIdboot.

10'98 Washington aulm 1. 111 0011 Vented permanently. by married emiple. tinfurnimhed room, or sitiare find ennoteting Fide, room: smith Erni. near Cha titiler: not to xeced 010 per month.

Address N. mie. it. To et, turet4tu-0, ts larw- tin loxi room. up 1 flight front: bathe Stir all 14v; ortvith rootn for light hottset, ji tot; minotpb walk to uli title hormt eqrs rnoning in Apply at 137 Washington Cott, bridgeport.

Mj.ss. Ito 1) 00 W.Wanted. by a quiet lady, a nieeiy fur1 nimed and pie.snt gni), In a revipeetait toes lit were parAes not inquisitive; bonfte or suite preferred where there are nu other Address, with full oartieulars, 4 7." lobta offlo. Ito let, 4 rooms on Sharon I I and eo' water, th-room and 14 Kneeland room I. from 8 to ID a.

m. 1t 111 003i let, furni.lied. 2 elegant room tt, tin rho firs floor. Or 1 if preferred; torros 215 Vv'eqt Carlton et- 1r" .1 1 OONIS To in I ii gle: 1 latelir occupied by a doctor 3 Rutland so. it.

1) 00 very desirable square room. nieely I tu nished. with Want: vriee moueraf it permanent: rvferenees. IS West SDrimoield first door from Tremont. It 1101SMSTo let.

2 large 111, with bo-ird for $4 a week. No. Lyndeitoro st.Chariedown. It. 00 at south End.

2 TOOMS IneW- ty furnished. lit si private family. to respectable persons. Apply at int Pembroke st. Sudat 011 11) 00 NISC----3 unv -very convenient end It completely furnished for housekeeping.

11 nitymild in-. suite 3. it' 2 --mi lt (tti 11,11 nice rt'l senetirnsl with or 'without AMiress Mass. It let. In West Everett.

3 miles Ilk, front Boston. on Eastern rt. 11.. newr depot. ar2 5 cents: 4 connected rootni, to a family or adults; referopee Apply to F.

13. HOLMES. '23 Everett West Everett. It 1) 0 M14--To let. at the Sguth End.

bs theday LL or week. Address 93." Globe office. Sta13. all 1100M Sl--To let. 6 room- on liommond at.

lit hot tind colot water. bat -room anti 18 Kneeland room 1, trout 8 to 10 tt. I) OONIPS---To let. pleasant sunny roonig, IL board, to Tcritleroan and rife or sin ie Wall. or a small family terms Ad- pos 44 7.

or call at? Franklin Maldee. Saugus branch E. R. R. it 1, 0 011 Wanted.

about 3 tinfomisbPd (or rartty furnished) rooms. for light housekeemnit, in respecto le negnliorhood. by November Americans. Aildre 48 G. 45," Globe 11 00114To let.

by the day or week. Ad. t. dress "8.," care letter career 201. it tio young married eor'-ple.

AIL 2 or 3 unfarnishel rooms for housekeerteg at the West Eud. Address -C. 18." Globe thee. 00 NI let. farn1shed lodging-rooms at tt 232 Hanover st.

It. 11 ilZ gentleman; reterenee4; terms, with hoard, very ressonahle to right rtrty. Call or address 190 W. Springfield 1st door from Tremont. SUITEOf 6 rooms.

In one or the best apartment hotels with End: steam heat. per year. 11. M. BOWERS.

744 Harrison ay. rirlIE.11 PILE It USERooms by the dav or I week; ladies and gent' cafe. with private -limper rooms, up 1 night. 1143 and 1145 Washington at. lt SITUATIONS WANTED.

See rage 14. CiltnrrEtt custom cutter desires sitHatimi: I ity or country; wages moderate. 8." Globe it 11F.SSM A KING A fIrst-clais dre is15 wittier wishes work to do at her own the culttni and making. of ladies' and dresses; charges ry rea4mit.ble srld good references. Adtliess 77," (itotke office.

It. BOUEKEEPER-A lady would like a position as housekeeper tor a widower. cr would take charge of a nice lodging-house or rontn4 in a hoildinz, or tnost any where a trusty. honest person v. ould he cJugenial occupation more desiraide than anything to this world.

Address :11. 31.." ti.ohe office. It. EA NI Pi'r It like eI1agerneTM L.7 by the day or eek for the wilaer wombs. '11.

StAt ion city. It Q1101117111AN AN wv PEWITITER 1.71 Desires etnuloyment duripg the rapid. with Thee exper epee; best references. Address 47," Globe office. it c1.

11-r ulT ION Wanted. a amart anti tho-ough printer, capable of doing any work connected with a newanaper. and a good ioli compositor, sires; to he news or l'terary editor, proof-reader. foreman or compoaitor. trot guaranteed perfect sat' faction In any capacity.

Addresd 59 Rockaway Lynn. MiiS3 ITUATIO as searnstrea4, -o out List the day or week. Athireds 3.:0 Tremont st. it ATIO --Wentoft by an ink.) dust nous and temperate young' filar, Sit ntietn in dry ood s. groeery or any h-noranle reforetie s.

Address earn A. L. HALT. 477 NVashinnion st. 1t ITU A'll'IONWauted.

widow 1a ot ,71 en racier, as honsekeep in st small family; is-A of references furnished; age 30. Call 42 Church st- It. IT ITATION Wanted, br a. widow with one 1,17, chi is willing to go where there is one or two children: good references. Apply at It Washing; on Motalay and Tuesday.

SLOP graduate. 20 i. destres tn opportunitv to worn the banking and stock brokerage business: eau bring references. Address A. W.

P. box iS, Chelmsford. 3-lass. but15t IA-milted. by neat Atha-lean girl.

light housework. chamber. or nurse to inval 1 or chMt. JAMES SMITH SINOT. orlice Washington Opp.

Oak. SuM 1.7 i 0 UN tia Wants to I tio writing. or any employment. Athires4 E. Is Fayette city.

Su NE MALE HELP INANTrD. Mee rage 14. coM MANWanted. to take Lt argil of tlio bleitelian: and flu snizne of cotton sliirtings. box 3311.

itorton.post giv.anr addresq. rettr need and whera the applicant tuns worked. Sutt7t 011 1 3 107.i.ts int wood a 183 Fort 11111 sq. 1. IA 511111i ET NI A ti UZI Want d.

2 or .3 kJ es niso4tanakerat must he work I ma drawings. 475 Fremont at- Its If? Pt Ai It l'A 1' IC 11, Cu vottog anon who understand 'mantling and fortaitur: maw tot those winiaa to work need pvly at 727 N't at Jai ng- toll st. Su 31 LAW and a sew or and tatitaqter on ladies' hand-sewed boota, at 4 iiitteitAtoile St- It. EN Wanted. to sell on weekly oaynients a eomplte line of useful household or i-les; our sttociatt les for fall attill wintcr trade i ii comprise woods every family roust htivet to the tiniest coati mutt tri plat if sew -ere; any one.

If vilting to work, can Mid ready rurcleiser4 tor owso uoodi: evil and examine. Wsethilitidoirst.SuAl A 11. EK litreugnoot New )7m lard, to sell our new Wor Cylopetilu, Of Cuivericil Ilisto, tho greistost literary trintopt el the ti A SON it Cir. 9 Milk Boston. Sud7t oil 110 NI A 14- NIWanted.

stmemaken, that 6.7 can do any part on men's custom shoes. 4.S Iluistier up 3 flights. It. rilEEEG le .11 anted. young people IL to too.r, tote-raptly: tu thOSO who nave I.

taller avhoo's autt Cateit to learn. anti those who aro how gt ot or and diasattatie0. eonte anti get our moeetal anti iearn cure po4itions. it ra or 47 Hanover itostou. Mass.

I it r11 IN A IV Ilb Sid EE'r-I it ON Ant.1. mt. ito.1 turou Aoely to oMPANV. Catubridge S' NI HA WS At Lt7 Sudbury et. It' IV fl Fr: 1.1V II I II WrittAttl.

tirstglass 1 I wileetwcg to ptiugttittl wag tm Itt4 titre at. 477 liarriAott ay. Ito FEMALE HELP WANTED See Page It lATDDILlie LA ID YFairty erineitted. 41, cal On 10 or uth it lain ies daily from 10 to 5: a pos on to th right person; bring Othcie 8.31 Ezellauge it ti.1 2. Its tO ICSV Anted.

pocket tusk-ors. finishers. girls to baste over sionthiers; Kit to, coats; nonco the Kivu tit the entrance; up 4 flights. D. MARKS, 284 Harrison ay.

Sitd3ts oil A rigtsWatitet1 tirst-els girl coatioskers. Apply to J. ttleKINLAV, 418 Wssb.ligitot iAt it. anttql a KOOtt order cook. a et, ono gni for general housework.

Inquire at Hotel earwell, 1SUL Treuto.it st, tind3t's WOK Washer nod ironer omitted; 2 in flnii ly ea work; references. 8'40 Wu sll ugtonst 4 xrEntENCED PAPER DOX IMAKLUS wanted. Hope Collar Cu. 43 Roston. Its ar-1 I 111LWaotte41.

to work with a journeyman 1.1 to lor; good wages. Apply at 20 Devonshire its Witutod, Protestant Nova Setitht or throw girl for first-class place lit. 3 1.11NN intelligence ligtOU it. It IL- Wartted, experienced nn bandrniling I31 cencolatcs, Braith 2 E.ghte up. ir end.

for housework, one trfiling to go home nights; references. 44 Myrtie st. 1-' ft 11-Walited. experienced girls to paste 14 insoles and heels; will Loge a few to learn at 370 Atlantic as. ho44t otl I I 011.1fa ttes; good worker, with nest of reference.

Apply at Temple House. 1145 Washington st. lte 1111 ACIIIINE I It LS--fia4ters. finishers, .011 giran and press ierls. and all kind of tailor help: highest prices paid.

Apply all the week, M. LAVINE', 5 Merrimac up 3 IIghts. 140 EC KTI A Elt4i W3nted, eliceti. Lall.10 to 12, 101 4 hatinev A. So IV A NTEDIfacing latterly bad many appli.

I cations from parents of gir ilk School, we hitherto felt unable to give them etoploymo rit peel-mut of their luexperettee; we have now derided to take a limited number. graduates from grammar. hurt' or private schools, atm give them the same training we give boys who enter our letro the business: salary. plOn the fir-a year sad two weeks' vexation allowed: at the exult-Alton of that Vme we shalt advanee them serolditv to their met' ta; we that Orly uroposioje to follow a Meteantzle life should have the tniinfn as boys; nohe but those living with their vareuts or guardians will be accepted. JOr.1)AN,MARS11 45to Washiu 'too at.

it AV 311 A NWAnted, mid wolirtn, or ot over 15 in nt good born and kind to inquire 40 Grove city. AUCTION BALES. See Page 14., Igs, t. BECK. sk SON.

Assignees' sale of the NPNV England Manufacturers at Mechanics' Instiore buiPting. cal) IL 'Irek this building. constructed brick and iron In the best manner. at an expense of $400.000. and covering 5 of ground.

offers a rare for to capitall.ts. mantifaeturers anti otlo rs. The buildtutt be sold for lonblect to g-r owl 1e.e. After the sale of the building there will be sold all the machinery and fixtures. to Flee engines and boilers.

from 30 to 100 horse power; Solitevela blower. raelt.ng. shaftirez. sOmm. gas atal -r piping.

deonstions. furnit Ire of parlor. offices and toBet rooms. 1 safe. it furnaces.

pipe-a 800(S yards of CKOT-14. cba.ra. set. tees and fixtures of the restaurant. 1 hotel range.

bakers. broBers. steam table. jacket kettles. nickel-plated tea and coffee drut.

ice chests. tables. CO011terit, a larze lot of lumber. etc. For terms and par' iculars to the auctioneers; c-talogues ready a cto er Per order of lid SON LITTLE and HORATIO WELLANOTON.

Assignees. Suti5t oil By HENRY C. BIRD Auctioneers, Salesroom4 and 737 Washington Boston-- The Collateral Loan Companv's 5l4t semianneat sale of unredeemed -bots sell take Dlitee Oe and October 2f1 and 27. each day at 10 CrellWk. at the Banking Rooms.

323 Wa.hisigton st. The stock embraees pianofortes, paintings. seal and other furs, books, surzcal. mathematical and other instruments. firearms.

valuers hair and eAttimerts shag. a larze, stock of clothing. dry gricets. nunsical ittSiTULTIttliti. fancy koods and rni.cel-Laugo,1.9 art cies.

(ataiogne4 reauy an goods on exhibition at is o'clock rooming of sale. buts Continuation of the oxecutors sale of hats, caps. of the stock of II H. Leavitt. at 13 Hanover st.

Tt.t.sDAY. Mat 19 o'clock. at 13 lisnover ell' be soht the of the hat. cap and fur stock. comprising a vety large mei fti40 'slit be cloied out everything left over front the saie trunk.

bags, etc. Sutl3t HORSES. CARR! e.CES ETC. See Page Vt. 11, I'LLFor sale or exidiange.

a 2-year old Jeri buil also oiee family cow. I to'LltIEN, cor-Beacit and Webster avSolnerri Ile. la .41 rt-r For sale. Gurney Ieliverv ei.rt. with ruimers For same.

in best eoutlittan; sold eileap. J. BROWN, 477 Ban-lion ay. it til0211TFor sale. a goat broke to harness Ap- A.J1 piy to IL Wyoming robe.

Its r1 0 'IFor sale, chunky ba horse.weighs 1 zzo best second-butyl horse in Boston; ts others Rome good drivers land workent: urIceA troto to flaa. W. H. ENIERsON. tie id 94 Portland Sutt3t oll BICYCLES TRtcycLa-s.

ETC. tee loge 14. IVY CI.F.For gale. a 51-Ineh stalka.rd Co. lurelea.

ball bear.ogg. iii IrLeod order; elleto tor eagli. Box 755. Watt halo. 1)0ICYC LIESNow the time to buy a bicycle cheap; sale of shopworn ani in liost4'n; I wbeeis.

comprising the Viet'''. limdle, Mail, Expert. Humber. sanspareil. II.irvar squnoard Coa.uno..a, Cliaieir2se, Extraordiva y.

Star Stlety, sizes 4t'. to tio; call ear.y and itecure a agcuit upphed. 4 Tremont sL Suil7t lJAI Blelk CILMAt BUTM AN .1 74 Treuiout. Suci7t oil ACENTS. PARTNERS.

ETC. 'tee Page 14. 4k IPARTNE ItWanted. with means. in my app4Ant Lute place to show atid xjiiu.

Address U. 51," thohe orrice. Sult4- oil rjoAlirrIFWautcd. with capital, to as.dst i manufacture i mi sale of a patelit article "tat wL I aiways -el: it never goes out of the mark Address "ft 14." tikobe officeD A It'flc 11.7.1tW4ttted, for a dime show. with Volt: call irom 10 to 5 p.

in. SHEIVaAN. Wai reit Charlestown. 1r iiron Wanted, a first-e'a-is 1.0 in only those who are ab.e to take hull of a payiog suesitel4 1334 apply. Address 1..

54," It INSTRUCTION. See Puce 14. im MO- ziA 1r L. ElrTeacher of viollu. 125 treomak L.

room 21. thorough lustructlon given ilk private ie.isohs okay. 1r DALIN 'VINCI ILES40N4 A well-known lady te o-ner wiii e.ve iteitruetion in flower, litnosape marine and lu-dre 7. a leaoMill also- crayon 1 a Lesson- -Address 51, GloOe othed 40 LESSitINt4 Sto in French. Oerman.

and Italian; pIIf.ii styeAkt only teitehert Latin rind ticeeic for young people adult-. 179 Tremont Knickerbocker budchug. Ilemenb ber the lithiretai. It" FINANCIAL See Paige 15. 0 NI-1-1- Elio-11Y E.

H. Adams. La from L.J z-Lnnit). ill city or out. at hail-hour's notice.

at the nu it rate. os household furniture. merchandiie and personal property of aii de wripitoos: ii111113 ito.ILA 107 a lady 10 net 1 per property lo renutin in the owners sses.iion. paNai3I't- by tier-sired, each payment principal and in est arties not to pay their loins si hem due can have thew renewed without expense; no churite for irnaking papers; furniture leases paid oil and more money advanced. rad or address iettr or te1egrapti.1-2.

Ii. ADAMS. Vintil 3, l7ta Nashington cut this out; utrit oil DOGS AND PUPS. See l'ttge 14. 0 )1) fil-oio.

1i tl ntsheaeur 1 cocker so dog, 8 anontita old. Ad-dregs 1.1ox 44 Mtilts It. Oit; 'A-- For sale 1, huh terrier dog 7 week, 1 Newfoundland tig 8 week4 I tot terrier 12 weeks: also bitch te above: bult terrier for service; dogs boarded. J. W.

NEW. MAN, 87 Hanover St. Szid3t II r'Nii to -rrier pops. 4 troto imoorzed AtOek: 1 etuale eocser 4 Ma; very baudsouse. 11 Staulford Et sq )I'Ptiii--For sae.

2 male Irish red setter pup I the best ped gree; beauties; ag-e 4 In-mitts; prie- eti; Ny.1.4114 exIiie unytitilig Atitirp.s 'iS. 64. tylube ottice. Ito YACHTS, BOATS, ETC. lee IP'aze 14.

T. CA t' l'or vale. '20-foot Mesita laUlikt stautielt and able sea toed; rob. zhiney a I uew tins season. Address Globe uniee.

It NI L. 32 feet lonv, roe swe twen used tao seasons. Address 11. l4S. tilolbe dive.

V' FOR SALE. hoce l'aze 1 et It it I tots nOtlx400 be soot nt 011e at about limif worth3A Ni LS M. V. I LLIA MS. 2P.

Cebtriat It PE 1 ot sit' avenue; Iliti.t tn. I his week; tow pilee. A NI k.S i. W. AN! Central at.

It 0 ID-1111 IILLOL To saav. cheap; 410. vAri.ol, taw, vac chairs and lamp TiLLO. U. It; tautte titACHINIERY.

See Pttat 14. ti sale. 1 flng nksp Jil IV I WotKittirtlitig tattle. 1 ell cular pulleys. woe.

Apply 3. Traver at-. HowG011. ZttAi4t pit tAISCELLANEOU 3 'tee Page IC itslors.45:' 4, clts' tv, to. F.1.1,NVA iszi 10 State suts.lutrot As-enlist tree.

ATILINtON IA 1. T13111Eti-Mutis year; We. to iiut tut copy; on sa.v tit ear station. st-st R. It depots.

Sts.17 ot 1 SS St SW 11111 Esi.W.Iti.t.KE Ray warI the loa est priee.s Sts tor A notret tit; tusitsr-rnade 4UII4. t7Z C016- t1110.4 trsrt Voo. SKtc4t lb iba-k removed by tins NoupaireLl Sps-cific whoot tslentssis or irrit.stOss to tilf, ruOI stei.eate skits; poiloss, price snoderate; consultation tree. Witco with btatup ant dice boors 10 ts; 4. except anti Sat tird.sy.

Mrs. v. ART. li-st est Bassowlisse itestow 2dAssa. Smashes the HundredMile Wheel Record.

Ilarvard's Lacrosse Champions Succumb to a Picked Twelve. Courtney and Con ly Stock Rising Amonz Boating Men. SPRINGFIELD. October 10.About 100 spectators gathered on Hampden Park this morning to see F. F.

I ves of Meriden. anti W.A. Rhodes of Dorchester attempt to bteak the 100-mile bicycle record. There was a stiff breeze blowing from the west at 11 o'clock, the hour announced for the start, but it 11.20 it had to some extent subsided. The start was then made.

Both riders appeared in excellent condition. and were confident of success. as were their friends. Rhodes took the lead at the start, with Ives closely lapping' his wheel. This position was kept for the fIrst ten miles.

The wheelers were working at about a thirty-seven-minute rate of speed, not attempting to race against time for the first twenty-tive miles. At the thirty-sixth mile Rhodes complained of his back. and dropped out el the contest. Cripps then went in its lohowed by Mc-Garrett. Rhodes returned to tbe track later in the afternoon to alternate with the others in pace-setting.

At the fiftieth mile Ives was working away turn-fully at a four-minute pace. not liaN in left the flack. Tecre was consideraule wind at this time. and also during the afternoon. It was found at tifty miles that Ives had broken the American amaleur track record for that distance.

His time tor the fifty miles WaS a houN 30 seCOWIS. At about 4 clock. when he had made sixty-tire miles. Ives left the track for a rubbing Ito site a light lunch. Ile had taken all his lutihtei belore this while on his wheel.

After a six-minute rest lie again started. but had to be pertuatied to do so. At the end of reighty miles he once more left It's wheel, mit with on.y a Flight delay. Ir WAS Dearly drk when the 10o miles were finished. The best professional track and road had been broken, and a lOtemile amateur track record made of 6 hours 25 minutes is seconds.

.1 he times were: lsveiity. five miles. 1 hour 21 minutes 18 seconds: hity miles, 3 hours 3 Winut es 80 secontle; severbey-tive miles, 4 hours 47 minutes 31 1-5 seeonds. Ives, rater his long run, was in excellent cond.tion, and good for another ten miles. He is only a trifle lame torugi't The officers Of the rac we're: F.

H. Little, referee; E. Luther, IL S. Hitchcock arid C. B.

Pallet), judges C. P. Schaffer. starter; W. cr.

MeGarrett. W. N. Winans, H. W.

Colinet. eiillett and Robert James. timers. W. A.

Rowe of Lynn will attempt Tuesday, weather permiteng. to break the one-mile amateur bicycle record. TIKICEE113111EELED FLYERS. Exciting Four-Mite l'cicycie Race of the Bunton Bicycle Club. So far as the members of the Boston Bicycle Club were coecerned.

far more interest was taken in the race run yesterday afternoon than in the great 100-mi1e race List Monday. It was the tricycle road race of the 1885 members. As originally arratieed. the rave was tt, be vet ween I1ri.is. Ilustom T.

IL Lathuert anti U. W. Robinsen. eit. litieton liar; been titi well of late, ever.

and as it wits desirable that there emedit he at least three starters. some one ss as looked for to ell his place. After Innen ion J. I I. Mann was decided upon ItS tiie pp roer person.

he tletak of tee were left to a committee cietsistingot C. V. Froudriner P. Denali( anti le V. tioteek E.

fledges, C. IL overman and le N. C. Hyalite were apP iiii.d jud4es. The route NN'itS seleeted fellows: front the Hawthorne Oil ilarvald strcet.

I larvait street to Brighton it'vnlie. to Beacmi street to ton stie et. Meshing at BoYleton street, a of tour The race was to have been started at eeto o'cleek. but Oleic was umeecrahle deiov. 1 he pacers ss ere final ranged in luii.

efty odli cychsts crowding tile real beliind them. The word was given by Over-mate and away fleshed the trio 8t it great peep. it Mewl leadieg end intuiting for all he NVPt Notti. Reb.Pson responded needy to the spurt. btu Lainhert took, thiligy4 easv uii tee Lear.

coucluding that if they sere to keep such a pace to tie finish he hid Ito leieniess 41 the race, but if they were over-exerting themselves he would soon overhaul them. It es a grand strum.le between the two leaders. first one :111,1 the other taking the teed Brighton tIVettlIti was reavieet erst by Mann in just 2 minutes seconds train the time of startine eeem after eitterher Bteghton avenue Lambert slipped leto second place. and soon had the steering wheel of his Leech Me reast of MiAnii's driving win el. In order they rode until opposite Perkins', 4 minutes 14 seconds.

Two of the juilees tried It) head the revers off by to eieg a short cut ticrese lots. lout elth such disastrous riettets that both took headere. Opeosete Perkins'. Mantes tricveie sloe ed no, mid his gave nut. Ile continued Oil, however.

after Lambert, who was now in the lead, and rid-jug nt a. reel pace. teat tee Farms bridee was reached in 7 minutes 15 seconds. his fast time was probahly duo to the brumh the leader had with tale of the club men, who had come ont to make the pace on a tricycle. St.

Mary's street was reached by tile leader in 8 minutes 211ecifyitim. Mann was second. a minute and a hall beilina, and Rmenson third by about the same elietenee. The Halt Way House was reached in II mite MUM 3 Seti011iti4 ter Littibelt, 1A'110 there slost 15 hy beciptuine mixed UP With a )44 If teams. Chester Park was paesed the lenders in le Itrtilitet4 55 secende and 14 inientes ee seconds.

respectively. Lambert, now bad Mines all his own way, and eentititung, finished an eesy winner in the splendid time of 19 minutes tor the tour tin Beacon street Robinson determined to make an effort, anti. settling elown to ins work gained steadily on the seond reter and tiniehed hut 15 seconds behind Maii n. who w-on sweetie priee by doing the ill eu seconds. All Meshed in line vendition.

The time was a great deal faster than bad been expected. Ni proteste were entered. and the Prizes. a cyelometer and a box of cigars. were awarded without dispete.

Huston, who was the favorite for first place before he gilt out of condition. a desire atter the event to have a race with the winner over ate same course. 11V110 WILL 1NIN THE DOUBLE, Boston. Bootleg Men Malt the Odd. Agstinst illktulan and Lee.

ueedav afternoon. over the Pleasure course. the great donble-seull race between Haitian and Lee. and Curdy and Conrtney for a stake of ee000 and ee000 added money. Is to take place.

Front the latest adetees that base been received in this eity from Troy it is gleaned that the question of superiority bet ween the crew t4 is ill a mooted fete, and the supporters of either boat have as yet not dared to risk a teginy other than they have already pet up in the Main stekes. John Cullen 01 this eit v. lio.with A III of Portland, is tile power behind the thrtme on the Couriney-Cenly end. wrote rt letter. a few ago.

to a gentlemen oh We city. wherein he steed that he had timed hie mete mend them geing much fester than when they had rowed heeler and (iamb ur. and felt "tensileI that if and Lee were able to row them out, thee that would surprise the world would Le made. Cottly and Courtneyha ve rowed wieedaily and been aeldeeted to it meet rigid veurse of milieu; itt other ways, such tie walk and rulteime under the threctioil of elm i4 htiown the eountry over fig. the careful espietiege which be keeps over env oarierian who 14 plat ed tinder his It4 ham lett te thing ineenie to bring success to his charge.

nett front his eenduet and eel loll in this matter. It vett Id seem trt though so ter aw Ceurtney awi Con. ly are coneereed, the race of 'text fuesday ss ill be en its merit leen uttrt to finish. runioN to he contrary hliji withetaiehne. The pair have teceived a tieW paper bout, in which they have made several trials; but whether they wie use it In the race tir not has yet wd been de: tumefied elem.

Thee hese been lieretofere otatiethel ith their AVilleons boet. end behitt eecnetinned to her ways it will be strange if they should at Iles Juncture cure her for the Vetere Across the lever at leeisingleirg Hateful and II alit. their hard wore under the care of Fred H.i isted. end it said that they are Pushillit Itto water loellihd llein with terrible velocity. Ou Friday they tiWik th their quarter at and their first praetice pull bete een Al batty and 'I toy hrouglit out thousands to wine, their perlorm, ere.

1 hey person aLy are ellock full Wet Ica, Ice.and it would be wed if they ould name some of I 'ter cheerful spirit into the their lose Among these latter there It growing feellute that Lee will not Prove oil that they have expeeted he would. They tieure at time that he le not the equal of Wenner and other cullers, and are frequeetty heard to roulette, under 1 1 1 1 1 I 11.0.041 titylw 8 80.00 Thew sets urn upiroistereti Genuine tohsir 1' too, in four enlors, mod cons st of FOAL'S 11E4 LS eotop.e.e. it.elortlia J. ASV 1.AltHir. A NH1sLLESs PI Al- I I- i th NI )11 Lit, TWI) I A ItT 11A)1( i FA mid 4)( 1: sk ri I HAILS.

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