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Ebt alID 61abt: ElJurstaDt Ortzlier 150 1885gallblz Sat. I 13 I NA Nel FEMALE HELP WANTED. MALE HELP WANTED. visitors, and Pinkney for the home team. Nest double plays were made by Nash and Morrill.

and McCiellan and Swartwood. In the ninth inning the Boston had one run in and a man on third. with one than out. Burdock was at the bat when Peoples threw off ha; mask and gloves and pretended he was hurt. The Brooklyn players all came in and gathered around the umpire.

West, and bulldozed him into calling the game, which went back to the eighth inning. This gave the Brooklyns the game. The score: BROOKLYNI. I' WALLOPED AT LACROSSE By Montrears Champion Stick-Wielders. Tale's Class Crews Struggling for Glory On the Water.

The Great Double-Scull Contest Again Postponed. The Montreal-Boston game of lacrosse, Vost Potted front Tuesday. Iv as played yesterday, on the Boston base ball grounds. The audience was small for WO important a game. The Hub reprenentativen.

with several exceptions. played as cleverly as their opponents. and only team practice as needed to place the rivals on even terms. iti the early part of the game the Mon. treals had things much their own way.

but 1111 the Md vaneed the home club improved. and, playing' more steadily, had the ball all often as the visitors. The game was for the most goals in two and a half hours. The players and positions were as follows, the upper name in each couplet being a Iklontreal and the lower a Boston player; aloNTneAt. Goan.

E. U. Itrown. NV. J.

Clochorn. L. BiudgelL IV. D. Aird, F.

C. Russ. E. Shepherd. J.

Ciaucey. "1. J. Fravot. W.

T. Pattereon. O. U. Boardman.

A. Lowe. IN b. hula. T.

Ca U. J. Patterson. W. IdetAraw.

T. Paton. A. 'Willey. 3.

nrant. 4' A. Davis. P. norman.

J. Simson. J. Larr. sogoN F.

C. Tlood of Harvard was referee and lir. Williams and Mr. Mortimer umpires. fit 3.45 the game began.

A Montreal PlaYer po9tsemSICIII Mel the were Put lintel the defensive. Ti: ball soon went :4) the rear of I ho lortmin "'Oohed" it aver. and Paten, first catching the sphere neatly tot lois stick. threw it between the bags. Goal cone tor Montreal; time.

1 minute. This was getting on to Boston too rapidly. and now its representatives piled in earnestly. silinson iiitI doing excellent defensive waork end the 1.101110 keePieg the iootors very busy to prevent, the ball going het Weett tht'ir flags. After seventeen minutes of the liveliest kind of playing scored a sectond goal for Montreal, Resuming.

tile Boston men at once force the nlaYing anti again and again came near It toek the champions tell minutes to get a third goal. Whell half time being ap a rest w'att tu ken. Resuming, a ehange ill the Boston players' posit loons was made. Ulacey exchanging with Champtiev. At 4.25 the ball Wan again placed Ill centre.

Lowe and Ross laced and the game weS bt141111 IITICW. In nine minutes Boston scored a goal on a tine run by Clacey. treat scored goal four in 12 minutes. goal live in 2 in and goal six in 3 minutes. Whet! time toeing up the contest ceased.

Moon treal LuStell I. The oaf the visitors. the tine run- ning end throwingtof Frazer and the throwing of Aird were the features of the Mule's work. For Boston. Simson, Bitehey and Blodgett excelled.

The work of Goal-keeper Barr in. the tirst half was not good. but in the second half he made some remarkahle steps of hot shots, and the defence work of the club was lirt4t in centre they Were weak. 'floe Montreals hit for home on the 7 V. train lunch pleased with their reeep- tion in the United and Boston in particular.

PLVGGINC1 AT Ill171.1.1111-EYE,C, Reunion and Target shoot of the Charlestown IT be annual reunion arid target shoot of IF. 'Cliarlebtowil Cadets Veteran Association took place at Walnut Hill yesterday. Twenty-live nienibers took part in the prize rnakilies. A preliminary match Wftit shot fur the purpose of classifying I lie shooters. und a prize in each class was tiered.

Pool shooting at rest created much interest. Alter the shoot the members and visitors had a unil returned to Boston. Following are the scores: ralzg MATCH-41101T (LA. I. IT.

Bateman .4 4 4 8 4-21 Captain .1. It- itippo 4 6 4 4 4 ti. V. 1 eneteid 4 4 3 2 2 1 5 W. Uu1iL 2 4.

3 4-12 14 EC() CLAWS. IV. H. Profile 1 4 2 4 3-16 rt. Tuthi ....3 3 3 2 0-11 ff.

1. Inaidwin 4 2 4 0-10 11.. 1106040o. 0 0 3 0 C. b.

lloury 0 0 2 0 4 Till RI) (' LAA1114. O. V. Chopin 4 0 3 3 4-16 C. lit.

itoltib 0 4 3 3 4 14 J. Itrylatit. 0 41 3 0 Al J. F. riorce .0 0 3 0 0 3 The prize winners were as follows: )iritt for highest polite C.

F. Iori 4 6 5 4 4-22 1Irst fr vo i3 first clitits L. Ili, ii.a.tem.111 4 4 4 4 5-21 Ft' I in itetaid W. it. 3 4 2 4 3-10 First in tbIrd entail G.

k. 4 2 3 3 4-10 4 4 4 4 5-21 3 4 2 4 3-10 4 2 3 3 4-10 CLAMS ICACES The Junior. Defeat the ephemera by krrontit Nir DAVEN, October 14.The Yale College class races took place this afternoon on Lake Saltonstall. The contest 4aS between the classes of '87 and '88 of Yale university and between the freshmen of the entlege and he Shetlield Scientific Seltool. There were tilSti flair iOr it hiligle-svitil race.

'lie crews were made tip as follows: oplex. 150 tiouttil4; 2, 141:1: :1. 15(2; 4, Ilwro. 170 6, 'lolly. ti.

1(15; 7. 11(titert, 1751 stroke. ea. tw4; x. Haven.

itverubto ssei 'itt, 161! 4vois4wlrd. 147 pounds; 2, 1, Maisel 1h2i 4, 1 (umbel. 144; 11-4; ti. lierrittAtmi. 171; 7.

Lux, 171; 174; vox avvritg Ii1it. Don ii(14. The acolentic and scientific schcol freshmn used 141K-oared barges in a mile straight sway race 4vitli the following crew Acittletnin Dew, Deekwith, 2, Nitmitt, 1481: Denceily. 144 4, Nes 5, 17(0 etroke, 153; eux(wikhl A triCt4, ii-Vetitge Weight, 15:319 evieutitiu tr. ittietilitiw, itult, 1.71:1; 2.

11o1 :1. 17112; 4. Itii, 160; itttwitrt, oitroke, Lratiehot. 172; cox-wain, Liitteritrooki toeta-to weight, i510. The entries for the single-scull race were tin follows: Appleton.

'isti; 'oil; 1. It. Cooley. l'ercy leid, 'ihe single-scull race wan called at 4 D'clovic. It Wad a walk-over for Appleton, Olio won ho race in It i1I1ttittes47 seconds.

canto ri 12 minutes t.e.seetnids. wit Cooley third In 14 Hotlines 25 $econds. Up the rear in 10 minutes socorort. II tole freshmen defeated the scientific twins1 freshmen Ill just 7 mi11 utes. with the defeated UILe Its SetiJildS in the re r.

'Ilse big rrtee between '87 and '88 was a eloss Tht. Tiolked a ittXt410. iid It the end id the first mile were two diced. The Lin kali IiVt seconds ahead. 'I lie of the regatta were as follows: liefeo.

Alfred Cowles. 'mu; starters, E. atel P.K. A nies.d; 'm judges, sit the finish. 1i.

T. Voodwer.I. '87, and Carmalt, 'es; timers. F. S.

NVinston and I. ilrooks, at I lie and T. Darling. NV. 1.

Crawford. N.M. and kl.C.builth, bti. on I he Ftmemberinc th 8OuthS30StOrM The Fouth Boston Lacrosse Club held Special meeting at the residence of Captain Iloylo last evening. when considerable intport5lit business was transacted.

A com4ce uf three was appointed to revise I he constitution hy-laws. and one of five to eleteavcr to secure grounds for Practice I season. It was decided to meet mom lily elcrinfx the comitur Ivititer. Ile club. after hard unit determined work the past season, is in a flourishing condition.

Alter the biotin( ss was emichnleil. Captain Boyle invited the members to tho dining-room. 14 here ovster supper was iseussett, being tendered GY three holy admirers of the lentil tor the recent victory over the Independents. ON THE DIAMOND. 'rb Etoo tons beteuted by tbo "rook Ism 'ream.

5 to 4. NEW Yon. October 4. Fntly 1500 people assembled at Washington Park. Vrooklyn.

today. to witnesA the exhibition rattle between the Lostott end Lrooklyn tee tie contest, was exceedingly inter. 111, Thil l'AffrhtOng 011thitttell the Efook lyns, lint poor base-flouting Bei liatitagekt their ellanetet tor it victory. Vt It. tie) tio, hal line flP4 pketed in tLat I )day, he made a pernut it 01.11)1..

oeelsiolia told ihe Vel at hpell he lirt)OklYna a victory. end Jul4tt4tott led at toe but, tor WO AUCTION SALE. ly SULLIVAN 11111011.,, No. 9 School Street. Soeton.

Positive auction sale, to settle an estate: sub. Stantial 312-story brick house. with 2.story brick store mill basement. Nos. 290 and 294 Harrison next the corner of Way st.

and Broad w.ty extension; October 1l. at 12 o'clock noon, on the premises. will be sold by public unction to tile highest bidder. this very centrally located and valuable property; the house Centeno; a store and basement and le rooms. arranged for families.

wuter on each floor. gist in good repair throughout; the lot meAsures about 23 ft. on Harrison containing about 1479 square 1t the sale Of this estate should command the attention of parties seeking a permanent Investment in well-located city property: sale positive; terms easy; 6500 to be paid at the sale. dduOt cil0 Substantial 312-story and basement brick dwelling-house Rod about 1425 smotre rt. of bind.

No. 14 Davis between Usshington st.and Harrison on Tit URSDA V. October 15. at o'clock, p. ft.

on the premises. will be soid by auction to the highest bidder this thoroughly built 110111e, 14 7001.1V4, bath-room; all modern improvements; in good repair. This sale offers a good opportunity to purchase in the heart of the city for residence or Investment. Easy terms; to he paid at the sale. FurnitureBrussels.

velvet, tapestry and woollen carpetc2 plush parlor sets. mahogany bureau. 3 ice chests, marble-top centre tables, 2 French plate pier mirrors, parlor bedstead. crockery and kitchen ware. will be sold immediately after sale of the real esiate.

dbunt 010 fly G. DECK. tic SON. Assignees' sale Of the 'New England Manufactimers apd Mechanics' institute building. machinerv, fixtures.

THURSDAY, Oeto lier 15. at 11 o'clock a. on the premises. Huntington av. this building.

constructed of brick and iron in the best manner. at an expense of $400,000. and covering 5 acres of ground. offer a rare clianee for investment to capitalists. man ufacturers and others.

The building will be sold for removal or subject to ground lease. A fter the sale of the building there will be sold all the machinery and Extures. to Five engines and boilers, from 30 to 100 horse power; Sturtevant blower. belting, shafting. gas Ala other piping.

decoratioii s. furniture of parlor. offices and toilet rooms, 1 safe. 41 furnaces. pipes and regivers.

8000 yards of chairs. settees uud fixtures of thb restaurant. 1 hotel range. bakers, broilers. steam table.

jacket kettles. nickel.plated tea and coffee urns. ice chests, tables. couniers. a large lot of lumber.

etc. For terma and particulars apply to the auctioneers: catalogues ready October 5. Per order of JOHN 2,1 LITTLE and HORATIO WELLINGTON, Assignees. Sud5t oil By 31. A'rWOOD, General Auctioneer, Office 187 Washington it.

Annual unction sale of unclaimed freight and merchandise from the Boston Albany railroad. On MONDAY, 19, 1885, at 10 o'clock a. at No. 3 freight house. Boston Alban! unload.

near the corner of Albany and Curve Boston, W3I1 be sold at nubile auction for account of whom it may concern, in accordance with the provisions of chapter ii4; of the Public Statutes of Massachusetts, to pay freight and storage charges. the same having remained unealled for by the consignees for the period of one year and upwards, a large lot of nuelaimed merchandise, consisting of the usual vaeety, viz: 109 barrels Beach's lloserniale hydraulie cetnent, 65 egg cases 10 boxes Whitcomb's bitters and lininiCint, oil barrels, 8 spring beds, scrap leather, cotton. rags, 2 cabinet organs. boots and shoes. wool waste, 25 barrels grease.

paper stock, house-hold goods, cider. clothing. bales of rags, hardware boxes machinery, and other articles too numerous to advertise. Purchasers will be required to make a liberal deposit. All goods to be removed on the day following the sale.

Per order of JAMES F. GAY. Freight Agent. Also bales old bagging, new and second-band rubber belting and packing. etc.

010 12 14 17 Immediate lv after the sale at B. A. It. It. will be sold at Wm.

Is. Hills' storehouse. 243 South st to pay udvances on storage. one new top buggy, also machinery. Including two Shaw engines, fly wheels.

four chromatic printing presses, household furniture, buudies, burlaps. ThS oI5 nir HENRY C. BIRO citz Co, Auctioneers, Salesrooms 735 and 737 Washington Boston. The Collateral Loan Company's It semiannual sale of unredeemed goods will take plaCe oe NION DAY and TUESDAY, October 26 an 27. each day at 10 cicloek.

at the Banking Rooms, 328 Washington st- The stoc-k embraces pianofortes, paintings. seal sacques and other furs. books. surgical. mathematical and other instruments, firearms.

camel's hair and cashmere shawls, a large stock of clothing. firy g000s. musical instruinents. fancy goods and iniscellaueoas articles. Catalogues ready October 24 arta goods ouexhildtion at 9 o'clock morning of sale.

Sots Special sale of furniture, from the residenee of the late Sheriff Bayley and other sources. On THURSDAY, at 10.f10 o'clock, at salesroom, will be sold the furniture. from above and other private residences. Including several walnut chamber sets, plush parlor sets. sofas, satine platform rockers.

sofa bed. hall stands. marble top tables, bedsteads, bureaus, hair mattresses. draperies, pictures. secretary.

desk. large vases, cuspidores, elegant Howard marble clock. toilet w-are, smith cabinet organ. carpets, large refrigerator, Called railing, and many other articles. 3ts 013 By W.

H. SWI'131 Lte Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, No. 235 Washington at. Brighton.Will positively be sold at public auction on the premises. st1 CliDAY, October 17, 1685.

at 3 o'clock p. the estate known as the George C.Zoller estate on Waverley st-near Western 2-story house, with piazza, slated barn. 6 stalls, carriage house. 17.554 feet of land. The above is a very desirable estate for a hornestead.or would make corner to improve; it has a froutage on NVaverley st.

of 105 feet. being in the city. with all the advantages of water, gas, only 5 minutes from steam and 2 minutes' walk from horse cars; it will rapidly increase In value; $100 to auctioneer at time of sale; sale positive, rain or shine; other particulars of auctoneers. St 4315 By ATWOOD Ar WELD. Auctioneers, Appraisers and Real Estite Agents, 81 Sears Building.

Boston, and Centre Jamaica. Plain. By auction sale, THURSDAY, October 15. at 4 o'clock p. 2-story pitch-roof house of 8 rooms, 12,000 feet land.

tine lawn. shade. frui4 trees, shrubbery. on Custer near Jamaica Plain, Boston; near steam ealt-t horse cars; fora inoderate price house for a home tnis offers a fine opportunity; for LB investment, it will pay well; the house wt Tent well at any time; good tenants $200 at tune of sale, balance to buit puruhaaer. 2t 014 Tvvz-DAT, October 20.

at 10 o'clock a. la night's building. Depot square. Jamaica Plain, sale of furniture of a I kinds. ola fly SAMUEL 11A.Tell J.

Atact'ra. Hotel Eddy, finely located on Willard pl. near Washington st. rear of No. 1853.

On DAY, October 17, 1685. at 12 o'clock on the preinises, will be sold this quite new and thorought, constructed hotel, of brick. five stories high, 'Containing 10 suites of 6 rooms and bathroom each, anti ail the modern conveniences; the lot is 42 ft. front by 50 ft. In depth.

in all about 2332 square It. of land; this is a very compact and choice estate: cotnniands firSt-CIAS3 tenants; lobe paid at sale; further terms and conditions at sale or at office. bad7t oil ity 4. V. COVENEV, Auctioneer, 78 Cambridge Lat Cambridge.

Somerville, house, barn and 2375 feet of land at auction on the premises, on SATI.TIZDA V. tictoher 17.1385. at 4 o'clock p. well-hoilt house of 7 rooms. tor tt famines.

water, sewerage perfect, cemented cellar. in good ctindition. lot a good barn on lot; positive sale, as the owner removes; terms easy; 100 at sale a' sure investment for whoever buys. St o1.5 113--JOHN JIMADE, Auctioneer, Office. 1S7 Main Charlestown.

Will be sold at public anetion on MONDAY. the 19th of October, at it o'clock ill the forenoon. by order of M. N. Carroll.

who desires to retire from businesa, all the tools and stock in his blacksmith shop. 407 Rutherford Charlestown; also ft good carryali. dSuOt 014 CITY OF BOSTON. ITY OF ItOSTONSealed Proposals; will be received at the Unice of the city architect. City Hail.

until Wednesday. Oetober 21st. at 12 for providing all tabor and materials; for performing- the carpenter work of 31 tire departnient buLiii being erected corner of Boyiston and Hereford streets. Ward 11, Proposal to Ise addressed to -lion. Hugh O'Brien, The right to reject any or all bitis received Is reserved.

For piens anti specifications apply at City Architect a Department. 014 dSutd A. II. INA', City Architect -111'11( or itosToNThe Committee on tVater wilt give a rithlic hearing iii thee Common eunuch chamber, City flail, Thursiday. October 15.

at 10 o'clock a. iii regartt to the recebt contract made by the Boston Water Board for the purchase of puniping machinery for the high tierViee works. SMITH, Chairman CoinMittee on Vi'ater. 3t ol3 MISCELLANEOUS A NY LADYWishing a pleasant home and board. before and duritor confinement, wilt hear or such by addressing Mrs.

BROWN. Roxbury Post Office. I to ittELRAIRLE Send for Ow oniy reliable circular. lowest terms and full particulars free; avoid persons Witt) are not legally admitted iawyers. J.

E. WAKEFIELD. attorney atiti counsellor-at-law. justice of the reeve. 28 School nice 39, is the tile lawyer admitted to the court advertising thia specialty, giving court references.

and respousilde to court for reliable advice; divorces now entered; any legal cause: wife's support; marriages solemnized; debts collected; all legal business; oldest. Only legally responsible trice advertising this specialty iloston call or write. 014 Done at reasonable tl'sos liC ti perfleiNf fit by M. C. A BOLT, Just returned to No.

ti Tyler et. 2t el5 I 04) it 0 It Three things of importance I to builders slid boast) owners; the hidden (tour knob. Preseott'a blind operator and the gravity h.ck; can and see them Kt 21 llomilton at- ricEscovr. tsudSts oil l't PIEEPSY Au account ot the me est thod 1 4 ot treating and educating epileptic south. Malted free.

Address "bC11001. Foil. I SV MAD YOUTIL" Lyme. Uouns tilt jr.l1.1 roIt -A nue ealthy ttintra; 4 riald months old. Address Roxbury Post (Alice.

lifts. It. 31 ATRIMONIAL TIMESNitith year; send loc. to Box tor ropy; on sale Mt caiuhrlage ear Station. and IL It Stull i''' on 1311ININEYItas reinovivl from II Camden to 11..

til4 Hampden as usual, we au over hair mattresses at house for also furniture upholstered at bottom prices; drop postal. dS146.t 010 1) CAN IlbAny parCes who bring our IA, trivia or assist in Ole purchase or aate or reel aware or znortauttee will be suitably rewarded. Call wad See U.ACALv 1. State at. 11 smil eta, SITUATIONS WANTED.

A WELL IllatTCATED, capable lady LA. wishes for occupation of any description taxrept canvassing); is a rapid writer, French and English; good housekeeper. P. 41." Ullobe ranee. ol3 4 YOUNG MAN 26 years of age desires a 11.

position with some responsible firm tut bookkeeper; understands double entry aid can care for accounts with the least expenditure of labor and books. Address 99." Globe office. St on II 110KKEEPERSituntion wanted by a young man. 23 years of age. as book-keepor or clerk can furnish best of reference.

Adoress .11. G. 143 Columbia Cambridgeport, Mass. Ite tr100 ICWanted, by a first-class rook, in boarding.house or saloon. Apply to Mr.

WO Northampton st. 2t 4115 tOACIIMANVant a place; can milk, k. tend furnace, handy at anything; good references. Address "Maine." 39 Fayette St. It et0A II ANA situation as coachniatt wanted on a gentleman's place by a young man of 26; understands the care of horses and harness; is a careful timer; best references.

Address for one week 1" 131 Dorchester ay. IESS MAKIN i161, Engagements wanted hy the day. Address Miss N. M. SANNA ER.

Rotel Lynite, Lyittle Boston. at 013 DnESSINIA11E.17.1t Wishes engagements by day or week; terins reasonable; perfect tit. all on or address Mrs. DAVIS, 18 Milford st. lt VINGINEEIZWanted.

a situation as engineer to run a stationary engine; understands piping and care of boiler. Address "Engineer," undown. N. H. dSutit 013 IC It Wants posit i03 -let.

tering, copperplate. silver, terms moderate. Address L. 48," Globe office. 2t o14 N(uINIIKituation wanted as engineer or tireinan; understands steam fitt)up; and general repairs.

Address 60." Globe oftlee. 2t 015 It3IERW4nted by a capable farmer. to do general farm work; can milk: beet of references. Address "It. 43." Globe office.

It 110 USEKEEPE It Wanted. by a young JAL American lady, a situation as housekeeper or housework. Cali on or address "Mimi 1. k.v" 197 est bpr ugtield st. 2t oi4 PorEw atrioLed in small faintly or plain cooking.

Call 1173 Washington St. 1 to nEePir raRn antnesdbaoussitereteloner. bosrr nurse; ean in rnish the best uZ reteren-ces. Apply at 27 Camden 8t. e'ensit business need apply.

Address Box Ws Palmer, Mass. dSu7t 014 ti rE wT4 0-w: la YE, dos bLoonse ((tome pelt In a small hotel. lodging-house or WiCtower's family; best of references given. Please call for Mrs. TURNER, Tremont Iloston.2ts015 Hwould aE i oyno glans gli ownisdaw' age widower's family preferred.

Address "Mrs. 10 Edinboro room 1. 3t 015 0 KE intelligent. capable. Ainer1c4in lady wishes position as housekeeper; is not wasteful; thorough in her work; would work for moderate wages.

Call for "14011603- keeper," :327 Tremont et. lt XIII USEWanted, situation as wet nurse by a .1..1 strong, tall. healthy woman; good reference; can be seen at 1U bilawmut call for "Mrs. VIM. lt 1DOSITIONWanted, by a young man 21, I work of any kind to do evenings; references.

Address 75," Globe Mee. it. I3ERSONS wishing first-class colored help for all branches of work, also men for doing chores, gond references, please call at 165 Charles St. 2ts 015 EA MWEICESSWishos engagements by the day; cuts and fits by measure: ctood references; terms $1.. Address Miss STONE, Station A.

2ts 015 QMANISTICESS Wishes engagements by day or week; understands ever about finishing dresses. Address F. 1.11."' Globe office. Q. A.

ILES EA IVPosition w3tnted as saleslady 1,11 is a millinery store. Address 81," Globe 2t 015 TAHLE IIIAN---NVauted, by a capable man'. a position as stable man or driver on express team; Boston references furnished as to sobriety and experience. 80." Globe office. -C1 I tr A T.

1 ON Wanied, as janitor, porter or fireman; 7 years' experience; best of city reference. Address or apply to 50 Harvard 013 QITILATIONWa med. by a neat Calm Ere 00 ton girl to do chamber work; good reference Address 391 Charles et. at 013 ITUATIONWanted by a girl to do chainL-71 ber work. Address IL 51," Giobe office.

it Fr Al' I 0 NWan ted. bakers and hotel men, if you are in want of bakers, pastry cooks. confectioners or waiters, please call at the Bakers' Boarding-House, No. 24 ilowker Boston, no charge. J.

H. MAY. proprietor. t1Su4t 015 IT ICA TIONWanted. by an experienced i.1, engineer, to run titationary or hoisting engine.

Address C. E. SEAVER, Middleboro, Mails. 2E ol5 uATioNWanted, as seamstress, to go is-1, out by the day or week. Address 320 Tremont st 2t QITILTATIONWanted, by a young man or k.3 26, had 7 years' experience In hardware store; can Ole best of references.

Address "IL," 836. Fourth South Boston. 2t 014 Wanted. to sew and ItS8igt in housework. 81 Meridian East Boston.

3to ol4 IT UATIONWant ed. a permanent situak. lion ni a wholesale strive store; have had 17 years' experimice in a retail stove store in Boston. Andress-N. L.

Globe office. 615 eollege graduate, 20 years 1--C, Mit, desires an opportunity to learn the banking and stock brokerage business; can bring highest reterences. Address O. A. I O.

box 138, Chelmsford. Mass. Sud5t 011 1ITIL11'IONWanted. by 2 young men. to C9 work togetaer.

one as waiter, the other as in-sloe man; both good workers, nod will work for Siflaii pay. Address "II. 92." Globe ()dice. it rri urrEltWalitell. by a competent youne: lode, a se nation as type-writer.

Ad- ores add Dorchester South hoston. 2t. 4,15 rp.F.AlusTER- Situation wanted. as team'. ster or taking care of horses, or on farm; best of references.

-It W. Danvers Centre. 11as8 ILATI MOWWants a bituat ion. to take care of IV can wash. MOW and iron for them; best of reference can be given.

Aduress h9. Giohe thee. It VA 'r FL' I I ac with kindling-wood inane1 tacturer where services and small capitai is anti reference. Address 'E. 54." Wein, office.

It VOINSI GIRLWanted, a situation for housework; a good home preferred before high wages. Apply att 17 Dud tov Highlands. 2t I A I) VYoung lady, experienced on Anted. IA can initton-infle machine, wishes situation. Address ti.

73." Globe (Mice. It -tTOUNCA. MANCapablo younT man wants I situation on team, out or in town. Address "LL 03," Globe office. it '17017N MA NWould like to learn the up1 iicthUery, shade and drapery business.

Address bd," dice. It. 411 IN (4 NI ANOf '22 would like a situation n)uOilliist or engineer; good reference. Ad lress Globe (Alice. 2t.

014 MALE HELP WANTED. N1 PJ2SONCftn make an Independent living without capital. took or machinery. making and selling an article that costs und sells for used in banks. stores and ()dices; I make $l500 a year working 2 hours a day; so can you; I will teach a limited number of persons the intiiness, anti sell them my patented recipe for $25.

70 Shawnipt room 3, afternoons. dStz6t 014 ACOM MAN-Wanted, to takfd charge of the bleaching ion(' finishing of Wit. ton Uhirtings. Address box 3311, Boston onicf giving ss. reterenees and vaees where the amplieaut bits worked.

But17t. 011 A good, address. 1 to iiitrothiee a work of great ineett; liberal terms. ItELDEN 11 itrotnthein st. 3t ot5 LILA DV hostler and have references.

Inquire at 9 'rein-pie st. at ti.30 this morning-4 it 1 100 -vWartted. a young man I) ta keep booas tu Mitt make himself generally useful; IOUS utvo reference. Addrc6s -C. Globe oillert.

it IPY Itte I. strong boy to take care horse and assist ota furniture team; must understand horses; ages 4 perweek. 10 Causeway st. it' 1101(--Voan toil, a smart, active tioy to work on paxtztel wagon; I1mq be well acqualtned Ivith the city and come well recommended. Apply at qt.

HALL'S old stable ou lloaton near UpluVal'e Corner. Dorchester. between 8 Awl fi a. its in a stock broker's office. Call at 54 Devonsuire room 8.

its I( Wanted, hat can milk. Apply to A. BARTLETT, 2257 Washington Boston it -001CWanted, an American boy about 15 years old. in a store to make himself genia1 any useful. Address box 2332.

St" 014 1) Employment wanted by a strong boy of 1 in. Address P. O. boa 1.0114 Waltham. 2t tilC yers cilik a42filkn.rell;31- 1 applying innnediately at 53 Wareham or at tile new Hampden county jail, Springfield; I otnia3n exper'e oneed; also cutter ott tnen's Mid boys' ciotIo lug.

"SOU 'YE. DANIELS et tiCISS, 60 Sommer st. 2ts 014 It PEN'rEfiltSWanted; call at cot Walnut and Aletttord Somerville, on liONV d3to 013 PEN'TIElit Wanted, that understands pbhing IWOMeta Walden. IN 'LUAU Ila Essex 12 to 2. 2t 015 ClA It PENTIE Iti4Wanted.

Apply AN bit EV. st off North at. 'to (14 IN ET-sit A EILSWttitted. 3 good eabluel.rnitkors; weal par and steady work. Apply to CU MIN fiS CH LIMPER, 203 Hanover or factory, Contmercial si.

Dorcitester. St' 044 ET-NIA Krum lovantett, 2 tirst- kJ class cabinet-makers; also a wood turner who eon run other wood-worn S. WINSLOW, No 12 ilonnetnan at. Ot 012 g-luIrrizit Wanted. a good upper leather cuts 1.,) ter, one who can cut to measure preferred.

Apply tit 170 Dorchester South Boston. Its I 11.7111E Wanted, experienced clothing cutters Apply at 115 Blackstone at. A. RAISIIESKY 2t 014 KegWanted tunuoctlutoly a tow Cut Writ on Inen's and boys clothing. Apply to lik'ILTZ 111ORK, boiltota I.

6 AS RECKLESS MR. TRAVERS. He Wants to Marry a Newport Heiress, But Ms rresent Wife Seems toi be an Obstacle to the Eiden. A Wealthy Young Brooklynite's Suit for Divorce. NEW Thaw.

October 14.Miss Sarah M. McNeill. or Mrs. Reverdy J. Travers, of 15 Cheever place, Brooklyn, has employed James T.

Bal lister of 118 Broad. way as her counsel in an alleged proceeding for divorce brought by Reverdy J. Travers. the youngest son of William R. Travers.

According to her story. she was introduced to him last May by Howell Osborn, son of S. J. Osborn. She says that Travers proposed marriage to her, and June 4 last they went together to the residence of Rev.

henry J. Vandyke. pastor ot the Second Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn, and were married by him. She exhibits a marriage certificate to that effect She says that she has had several Interviews with Peter T. Barlow, counsel for Mr.

Travers, who has suggested her consent to a divorce. Mr. Barlow has been in Europe for a month or more. ReverdY Travers and his brothers are at Newport, and William R. Travers is in Baltimore.

Rev. Henry J. Vandyke said tonight: "Travers and Miss McNeill came to my house in the evening of the 4th of JUTIO and asked me to marry them. I am very careful about these hasty marriages, and refused to do so at first. and told theta to go home and come again in the morning with their parents, but the young man told me that he had wronged the girl and wanted to make it all right.

Ho urged it so strongly that I married them. I had a long talk with young Mr. Travers. He was perfectly sober. 1 told him that what he was doing could not be undone, and he said that he knew what the step he was about to take meant, and still insisted on the marriage.

I did not then know either of the contracting parties, but they were both of an age to judge for themselves." The girl's father was a dry goods merchant in Brooklyn, but failed in 1873. She has two brothers. Robert IlitcNoil is in the New York post office, and Louis McNeill is a clerk in Wesehler tt Abrahams' dry goods house. Her eldest sister married C. A.

a well-to-do dentist in the Bermudas, W. Her father died about a year ago. She Las one unmarried sister, anti is -herself about 22 years Reverdy Travers entered Columbia College in the class of '84. but left in his sophomore year With several classmates, among them Allan Arthur, son of ex-President Arthur. and with them entered the class of '85 at Princeton, graduating there last June.

It is so id that young Trivers was to have announced his engagement today to the daughter of a Newport millionnaire. SOLDIERS AND LADIES. The Twenty-Second liCegiment and the Third flattery 'Dine. The members of the Twenty-second Regiment and the Third Light Battery turned out in large numbers to attend the annual reunion at the United States Hotel yesterday. and with them were a number of the second company of Andrew Sharpshooters, vho were attached to the regiment when it left for the front.

Color-sergeant George B. Martis presided at the business meeting. and Comrade Sawn', the secietary, Nvas at the post of duty. After looking at several designs for a monument to be located on the battlefield of Gettysburg, the chairman of the committee. Captain John P.

Crane of Wohurn. asked further time and it was granted. subscription papers were culated to raise funds to add to the State appropriation. The following officers were then etected: President, Comrade John P. Crane; vice-presidents, C.

D. Stlies and J. D. Reed; secretary, tieorgo A. tiawn; treasurer, J.

IN. Kentleid; chaplam, John II. Richardson; 'historian. John Piaker; executiva committee. Company D.

P. Clough; Company 11. George F. Lougee; Company H. L.

l'outin; Company D. W. H. Neison; Company E. D.

L. Jones opany 1,, George 'IV. Cobb Company ett; Copay G. Ieorg-e L. Harris; Company H.

C. H. liaseitine; Company hiehard Houghton; Company John Eartiett; sbarrsheotens, George k'enno; Third Mattery, Lrown and jolualleel. Dinner was then announced. Among those present were a number of ladies.

President Alartis presided at the exercises which followed. Rev. J. W. Hamilton responded to the first toast, proposed by Comrade John W.

Parker, toastmaster. Judge Tarter of Bradford spoke for the Commonwealth. General Thomas Sherwin responded tor the Twenty-second Regiment, and other speeches were made by Comrade Theodore L. Kelly and Surgeon Stearns of the regiment, and Comrade George H. Patch.

Letters were read from Mr. Murray of the National Republican of Vashington, General W. S. Tilton and General Fitz Oolin Porter. A letter was received from Fitz John Porter regretting his inability to attenti.

FOR OAK-- YLS'II sale.trinimed It. with glass doors. suitable for a urivate other: also, a kirge glass showcase, suitable for a jeweller. M. NORTON 499 Commercial tit.

o13 Via 1 t21a rele)en; hairs; 'leo, and secondliand barbers' tonal tore. LEFF. RD tic tlealers in barbers' supplies, 23 Boston. o3 1,001. CASES-For sale, several second- baud glass book eases, elioap; also sitting eliairs, harbur chairs, etc.

FFOE CO-23 School st. tiSuSt" ol0 4N if; HA VER'S 11Z LI MACHINE 1 -For sale. etwap: in perfect orilt.r. Address or tall S25 1v ashhigton st. C.

CONANT. 013 1:11.0 sale. a handsome pair of Bantam it)WiS. Apply at 20 L'ulou Calubridgeport. Mass.

2t 014 1)4)0 'FA 81.Es -For sale, 2 pool tables, on private terms. Apply at 17 siiarf. A. S. EVAN S.

1) sale. in good condition, cheap. Apply at 741 Somerville after 5 p. tn. 2t 014 It If lb srro Es A Or ItAiStiLSLarge and small sizes.

Inagoe Standards. heaters, scorchers. ring eyinniers, baso burners, zinc sereens. tininen'A belittles compietc, high standing desk. BROWN Inioni st.

o15 QI'OVEFor sale, small parlor stove anti 1,0 wringing machine; bait price. 21 Worcester sq. DOCS AND PUPS. Do(---For sale, 1 fine larae tiger mastiff watchAdg. aidmt 12 ntonthi old: weighs 130 pdundi.

Apply at 8 Se hool Itfddn 1. it 1 lutrutee'iriti: count of sickness in family. Call at 180 North-between the hours of 3 and 4 It. tn. Airs.

F. M. SMITH. St. 014 liotls-For sale.

two white fi ichiales; weight 25 pounds. 2 years old; also. 2 fox-terriers. females. 3 months.

CoatulAuti stock. and Chi oilier violet 9 mont hi. Ad-tares J. G. FLOWkAt.

2.1 Liarrisuzi 1l0410n. lit, 014 Nonie titor- terms to suit ails some nand snt)Ie pups at a bargain. lila Friend ht. JAS. BENNEIl.

4t. 013 rioicnoN SETTEMI Ill'relt For sale; kit fl months old; hest stock; low priee. BARTSIJOHN. 71 Blackstone ItOtittM. USUra" ot4 117 4.1 For sale.

a thoroughbred English pug. 8 mouths old. thoroughly house broken. Address hd." Globe Wilco. 2t 014 13 Ps For sale.15 male English setter female.

8 weeks old. tr imported stock'. at a reasonable price. Address 810," office. ituGto WANTEO IlAt BERKTo NCO our large of second-hand barber chairs Rod fitilliture; every style awl price.

CLIFVORD trm deal. ers lit barbers' supplies. 23 School Itost00. lot. 03 IA A UEtli Wanted, we have 486os.

slightly datioiged stocking ne. 8 nu loc. per pair; elevator in Sitepard Norwell, Ktore. Boston Supporter town hi. 28.

Winter tit. 4to 014 I PVJO TA IS second-band. 1.7, T. A Li.) WELL, cert. eth 00d tj tioston.

It. Wojt ED lt 111,1 ai steutly empioyment will olu (Neil to sena a 14t4mo to I. attsaboro. Mu. bt lb 'IVA Every (((( fit to know that for GO I emits they e.tu clear' their of waiter bogs find rowtois; Sott stactioot ottrotittoit or looney retiiiithol.

4 cm 415 waah. up -STTh2 oh, molly, swill' it) coots or Nvethil Um, tattiest PAPer of ILl kinu. lioz 2 F)21t, Boiton titio310 o2 MSTRUCTION. TAINTRUCTIColltti-1411SS L. T.

TIA FFORD til IIAV reildy 10 I eAll ine her CiftMS in tel.lcobicle.1,! new Pnee a leddreem or eel i ii Ili Ptlln where she t-nri he found every Friday after loan. SurW The oil. rivEttcticit Wanted, a competent teacher I ot bluett'll Lograpit colunag. addrase "Woe Pales. VtIhS oidi mina VU 6.1.1 LUE1f A WI rims a WillS old.

EXPE MIENCED STOCICANITTE111 Wanted. on ladles' in shoes; steady man only. Apply al once tA) L. H. DAY field, Masa, 2to ola 1.w grtddStrIONt it ISH A NWant4.d, an Irishman of steady hallita and fair education; to a reliable young man liberal tiay will be given.

Apply to T. O'SULLIVAN, IMO Washington tit 1 0 URNElr MAN TA 11401e Wanted. tfr Aoply at once, (11.01t0E M. GIESOED, South Abington. 4to 014 AWrEnsWanted to keep away from 1-4 Gay.

oodnout Lowigton. Me. Per order Auburn. Me. (mar aulg Bit IvetraltyilotS14sm.s:ZnapnityedioeDgATIIEEMITIN Mass.

5t 013 31)ItZtneAss 4) at1 111 rdeveloping zoli cittnialtimfiedrtiontiraanycet.lgranuti- lug business, to take charge of a State. AI- dress or call l'M Washington sot, room H. dhu-its 015 It 1 A Wanted by experienced man in teXtile -LY I inanufaeturing, some place in charge or otherwise; reference. Address 44," Globe office. lt MANWanted.

a young man in a provision store. Apply. at once. 128 Harrison ay. 31.1Nni;18Vagnet ttiz a la btu'astihnoelel4e.

oTsaA.iril ny educated willing to travel short distances preferred. Apply to MR. GALLAGHER, 17 Bromfield room a. ni. 2ts014 ir A N.L:Wariitid.-i."-young man used to packing and shipping goods.

Apply to K. BURT PRILLIPS, 66 Kingston at. it 1 I ENTo solicit orders for nursery stock; it good wages; expenses paid. W. CHASE.

Augusta. Me. dSulOt o9 ES-FEED Wanted, cylinder 'pressJ. feeder. et FREDERICK'S.

corner of Oliver and Purchase top flight. it' 13 ALINTIE It Wanted, at 89 Green at. at 9 a. 1 ready for work. Ito Rtr.B0 Eni st letepda oaf work and have references.

Inquire at 9 Temple at. at 8.30 this morning. lt SA LlES Wanted, travelling salesen selilngrryE or fancy goods. trimmings Or gents' furnishing goods. to call on O.

J. SWAIN. 018 Washington room 1. Sudbt oil Wanted. througnont New .0 England, to sell our new work, "Ridpath's Cyclopedia ot Universal History," the greatest literary triumph of the age.

MARTIN GARRISON 79 Milk Boston. Sud7t oil OILICITOR Wanted a first-class solicitor 10 for a special outside position; salary or commission, as preferred. Address "I'. 85," Globe office. It Q0EI Good address.

to call on dressmakers. 13 Cornhill, room 2. 3t th Is FEW-IRON WORK ERWanted. LE BOsQUET 75 Union city. 2t 014 C.2 EET-1 RUN WO 1.1.K.EICSWatited.

6 men, at once. Apply to H. Z. WALL, 38 Bunker Hill Charlestown. 3t o13 --6 11112NOGICAL11911EUWanted.

to work in an otlice in Cambridge: a permanent situation. Address WILLIAM ILINEMANN, Cambridge-port. Masa. 2t 014 rriELEGILLAPHYWanted, 7 young gentlemen immediately, to learn telegraphy and take situations as soon as qualified: salaries paid E45 to $12.5 per month; every graduate obtains a steady situation. Call or write full particulars American Telegraph 69 Washington near Hanover, Boston.

St OA PIK V-4 young men wanted to Learn to telegraph: only place in Boston supplying positions; end for circular. New England 'telegraph 266 Washington st. it TAILORSWanted immediately. 2 first-0113a journeyincti tailors and buttheinian Apply to P. J.

CARROLL, 33 River near corner of Chestnut at. at. o13 rilEAmsTERNiFanted. a competent. who calk handle a pair of horses; must be to heavy hauling; one accustomed to cut stone preferred.

Address 95," tilohe office. St 03 11111N-1EATE WORKERWanted, who I. tinderstauds general Jobbing. InOSTo Sazonvi lie. Maas.

dStelt 08 TT PHOLSTE RSWanted, 25 first-class uplio1sterer4; good prices paid. Apply at once to SHAW, APPIAN 27 Sudbury st. steady work. nat NAUGHTON BROTHERS', 92 Broadway, South Boston. lit.

015 PHOLSTEREltWanted, a first-class nu- bolsterer at ROBART BROTHERS. Harvard Brookline. dSthit 010 AVOILKMENWanted at once. 40 able111 bodied. temperate.

intelligent. young or workmen, tor permanent employment at goo I wages. 35 miles from Boston. Industrial Chardon st. lt IITA.NWED Experienced coat-makers on heavy and fine cemented clothing: steady work and best prices.

PARA RUBBER SHOE South Framingham, Mass. dSul4t 010 intelligent young men, able and willing to grow up in counting-room of Importing and Jobbing house. Address 127." Globe office. TILSTTliStf 83 NV AN TED Corn pe te book-keeper; only one experienced In dry goods jobbing ac- counts need address 200, Globe office. STThif 812 ATOU 314NWanted, who has h4d.

rieoce as trimmer in a tailor bhon. lii l'itY, 30 West at. it VOIUNtA MANWanted. in printing office. ALLB1.1.134 Main Charlestown.

AI 0 Gr A to burnish bronzes. mouldings and make himself usetul about a meture store. Apply at FINN8 Art Store. 579 Cambridgeport. it FEMALE HELP WANTED.

00 IC-KEEPRWanted. a young lady to keep books in a small manufacturing business. Address 60." Globe office. It' ILDA K-NIA KE ICSWanted. 200 smart, experenced cloak-makera.

Apply to DAY, CALLAGHAN 30 Sommer st. Sud 7ts IRV MAKERS at once. J. C. IIIELM AN, 277 V.

ashington st it actOOKWantcd. capable Protestant girl for cooking, good pay. at bliss N. T. FINN'S select office.

718 Washington st. it EXPERIENCED CLOAKM A KERS Wanted. Apply at C. N. cARTEti's.

t35 Kingston mt. dSu7t o1 5 -14 I IIILNtlauted. a good table girl. Apply at kA 77 Beach at. it GIRLWanted; general housework; small apartment small family; reference required.

534 Columbus suite 1. Ito CI I REWante3, at once. a capable colored girl kJ( for honsewark in the city: coati pay. Call at Miss FINN'S select ottice, 718 Washington Si. IJI REWanted, a girl.

111 or 18 years of age, to travel with opera troupe and assist with care of small child-. Address 46." Globe office. Its (1 it At EWanted, capable Nova Scotia. Swedish or Gorman girl tor housework; will take a new arrival. Miss M.

T. FINN'S select 718 Washington st. a girl. 14 years, Jr of good home; per week. arble lacing Mattison plc Its racing matuson pg.

lts d'll it IC I.Wanted, young girl, by the tiay, to assist In exr9, of intatit end housework. Apply at 435 MILQI Charlestown. 2t 015 el ((good gemeral housework kil girl. 7 st. 2 4)13 0111t16-1)it nted.

15 or 18 years old, for pantry Ail worky-fit WAITT's, 37 Arun et. gmWanted, to take care of 2 children. 'Call at 21(i Warren Boston Highlands. i ULWanted. with sewing machine; steady 01 wcric.

bli Broad room O. It. IREwanted, for general housework. In- quire at 67 Revere at. It.

respeotable, good appearing kit girl, age from IS to 14. clever writer, to copy addresses and run erratoti. Call from 10 a. in. to 1 p.

m. this day. doctor's office. 46 Hancock shit. rt URALWanted for houseworkT3 hi family; 4,11 oiny plain cooking required; pay $4: would take a new arrival.

Call at 7I NNashington room 4. It. GIRLWanted. a good strong Protestant girl (Sc)tch preferred) for general housework. Atid.ess Globe onice.

dMutf 010 c't I It ILWanted. a neat strong girl for general 11.111 housework, steady Mace and good wages; references Apply at 57 Washington Charlestown. 3t 013 an American girl for light 1,31 housework, in a family of two. Address, stallug wages expected, I. U.

box 453, Waltham. tiSit7t 014 urAin vENTILATousWauted. Wy Mnin Chatieotown. 31 013 TTO ILTSEKKEPER --Wanted. at 42 Bonnet II a smart, capable4rousekeeper; 8 to 9a.

tn. satZ miteI nt miTI-a Wanted. i Pr wlidooentg; (American preferred) in widower's family; must understand cooking and care of household effects; a good borne for a proper person. Address Box 832, Newburyuurt. Mass.

'Its 014 1.10 us EEC Wanted. a yo un lady housekeeper for widower: references re quired. Address Globe ()Mee. dSulOt 010 ui ofsEwtottmWanted. woman for gen- i eral housework; steadv home for the right person.

W. Ii. SOLOMON, 19 Tremont row. lt RON ERNWanted. fancy ironer and collar and cull ironer ht once.

Apply to Mrs. 1-7B Jamaica Plain Laundry, Nina lea Plain. 4t 012 A Wanted. 1000. to work for us at their homes; ti to $12 per week; distance no objection; tio eauv ng; assi no stamp for reply.

Address Imperial Manufacturing Company, 3 Waybosset Providence, It. 1., P. O. be 1420. dSuatt 016 A I) YWanted.

a Catholic lady, not under 20 years; to a protnpt and intelligent lady an excellent Will be given. Apply to P. o'sULL1VA N. ii30 Washington Rt. it 7 A libir CAN VASSEICKWanted, on very 1.4 ti.e artiStili work; the bemt of pay eau he wade.

J. S. NILES, 500 Washington room 11. A DIESWanted, to work at home; distatioo ohjeetiou; t5 to per week easily wade; no coloring photographs; uo canvassing; no snoops. Address for full partioulara flume Manufacturing Company, 142 Eultou New York City.

dSo3Ot PEIt ls At)11011Wanted; six operators on Singer's heavy machines. L. C. CHASE 1:.0 Washington et. it Ilk A 1'IER-110X NI ASE SWantod.

girls to fakukv imper boxes. No. 1 COM 116011 nor. hini, Caul bridgeport. Abets.

Z. Breed. ay eAtil, 41 013 A li.ES6 1 ILL.Wanted, at 1035 Washington 0 it a smart business salesgirl. Call 0 to 10 16. It.

fillelL11 OKA Ir-4 young ladles wanted to learn to taluarapu; OutV place lu Boston gle lug positions. Issw England- lolograpts Cu. 200 Vasa lissom as. Us QTITOVIEIVIWanted on gossamer rubber clothing; also work given out to be done at home. Standard Rubber let High at.

traul4 frELE0111.41k 11'31 IfWanted, 5 young ladies .1 to learn telegraphy and take situaticnis Rg soon as qualified salaries paid. 44 to 9,125 per month. Fou1t particulars cad or write, American Telegraph Company. 09 Washington near Hanover. Boston.

4t ot 4 IliOMANWanted to Starch shirts. collars and ends. Apply at Stoneham Stearn Laundry, Stoneham, Masa. its IV A ITE It Wanted, an experienced re11100 I IMAM at WAITT'S, 37 Arch it. I VA NTE111A neat young girl to do hOI18IT work in a family of must wash and iron well; wage e2.50 a week.

Addrest -N. 20," timbe nice. tf 624 'WANTED Exnertenced coat-makers on heavy and tine cemented ctiothing: steady work and best prices. PARA LUBBER $lioE South Framingham, Mass. (1.Su 14t 010 Jttli eaeLnr Iletgo.plefgattiocr41 pNriVicetos work.

Apply to Columbia Rubber Co. Roston. Moss. dSui slO R. If.

WHITE Hawley el Apply stt.1 Dr 1: -1 rt is LI od NV141 'kre AC LLAR, PARKER et Co. 3t 013 ATOILTNO, to tend a variety store at South Lod: wages 112 per week. Address 83," Glotie office. 014 LEGAL NOTICES. caOM NI NIVEA LIM OF Iltf A SS 11., Cli USE 'ITS.

Suffolk. Ns. Pronate Court. To all interested in the estate of Ellen Cox, sometimes called Ellen U. Cox, late of Boston.

in said county, deceased, greeting: Whereas Paul Cox. of the estat- dd said deceased, has presented for allowance the first and final account of his administration upon the estate of said deceased, you are hereby cited to appear at a Probate Court. to be licilden at Boston. in said county of Suffolk. on Monday.

the tweidysixth day of October. A. D. 1885. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any you have.

why the same shook! not be allowed and sa ti ad. ministrator is ordered to aerve this citation by publishing the same once a week. for three successive weeks, in the Boston Daily Globe. a newspaper printed at said Boston, the last publication to be two days at least before said court. Wit-flees.

John W. IVIcKlin. Esquire. judge of said court. this sixth day of October.

in the Year one thousand eight hundred and eighty-five. ELIJAH GEORGE, Register. 08 CIO MON WEA ETIK OP MASSA-. Cli USEWS, Suffolk, ss. Court of Insolvency.

In re. Macomber Greenwood, insolvent debtors. A. meeting of the creditors of said insolvent debtors will be held at a Court of Insolvency at Boston. in said county of Suffolk.

on the 23,1 day of October, A. D. 1885. at ten o'clock in the forenoon. upon the petition of Adelbert Greenwood.

setting forth in substance that owing to accident and mititake, and without any fault on his part. he had not at the third nieeriug of his creditors seasonably filed the assent of a majority of his creditors to his receiving his discharge, and praying that a discharge may be granted to him if he shall be found entitled tnereto. At said meeting any creditor may show cause. if any there be. why the prayer of said petition should not be granted.

By order of the Court. AMOS W. DOWNING, Assignee. ThS 4)15 NTOTICE IS HEREBY (I VEXThat 11 the subscriber has been duly appointed executor of the will of Lydia A. Lucas.

late of Boston. in the county of Suffolk. deceased, and has taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds, as the law directs. Ail persons haying demands upon the estate of said deceased are required to exhibit the battle, and all persons indebted to said estate are called upon to make payment to EDMUND G. LUCAS, Executor.

o8 15 22 Boston. October 5, 1885. HORSES. CARRIACES. ETC.

WItrNfuori.alrcaA. Wivallington st. 2to UGGYFor sale. single seat top buggy, Surrey top wagons both new 3 months ago, built to order aud but little used; will be sold low. Seen at 30 Uhardon 3t.

1t -13P VOLIIESFor sate. 2 new elegant tiodtlard buggies, custom made: also I built by Kimball used a little; will be sold low if taken this week. 41 Way Boston. 2t 014 EIXPERT MORSE SHOEINGOur fa11 ellities for doing the best work for modorate prices are unequalled; we have special shoes and methods of treatment for tne relief of all diseased conditions of the feet; we will guarantee satisfac tory results in all cases of lameness, thereby increasing the value.and adding to the comfort and usefulness of the horse; our foreman, Mr. J.

F. Gerry, gives parsonal attention to all particular work; wa will send shoes with instructions for the relief of diseases of the feet and to remedy defects in gait to any part ot the coantry; correspondence solicited; VERY C0-22 Pitts near the Itevera Douse Dr. Very's office hours at 012. 1212 sod 3 o'clock. Suirh oil 01,1) '14) VIC IFISSICKESS AND RIDE in safety by using the patent French bridle; it is perfectly rumple to apply.

and will not irritate or bruise the mouth; will instantly cantrol and educate any horse to saddle or harness: price 15; send for eireular; trial allowed. JOHN M. MiUt Boston. Mass. ThSSu3Ot 817 IIISEFor sale; a physician owning 2 11 horses and not needing both.

would like to dispose of to a gentleman desiring a fine roadster and stylish animal; one is a coal-black mare and the other dark chestnut horse. They can be seen by calling at the Club Stables, 99 West Dedham St Boston. If s22 11-0 IIS EFor sale, sound and kind I I taken on mortgage, sold cheap for cash. LORD READ, 10 Causeway st. it ORSE For sale.

chestnut mare. good driver. sound and kind, weight tono for no fault; also Goddard buggy; will be sold cheap. Apply at 5 Howard st. 4t 13 TIOIRSE- For sale, a good.

kind and safe IA horse, for family use. Address "Den," Box 66, 'Wellesley, Mass. 3t cf14 ITO RS EV100 buys a practically sound horse. ILI weighing 1025 Dm: very extra driver; perfectly gentle; nice for herdic. 20 Chardon St.

2to (315 HORSESRetiring from business. now YOU can buy cheap 4 horses. harnesses, handsome fast trotting horse, nice saddle inure, a perfect faintly mare, and a large horse, weighs 1200 lbs. Call at 103 West Dedham at it lady anti stands without tiemg; weighs IOW lbs and is 9 years old. Inquire at 51 Corithill.

ILIORKES bearded; best or care; tortilS tea- 11. tamable. Apply to F. M. DAVIN 10 Tremont room 03, Boston.

dStats 09 1r PaDkr by steam allet re'vr Park and Newbury st. thinie0ir 1011111ING For sale.e.ineap.includtP lug horse. wagon and order boxes, cte. Inquire of HARNEY, il2 Tvier city. 3t4 o1 5 ILK.

WM-AWNFor sale. second-hand INIL 'wtagon, built by Teel lUll, iii good running. errtler, cheap; also several other wagons. itt 41 Nv.ay Boston. 3ts o15 let, 4 good stalls, with amplo Li carriage room, in a private stable at West Inquire of A.

B. HA ftlikX, 44 Hanover st. FlIWO PAIRS OP 110 flISESTo be sold very cheap; also. fine-bred more; call and see. EiLLSJILTRY 74 East Dedham st.

2to el4 rilf; A For sale. three teams, with a fair run of work. Address E. Globe otheo. Sutt7t ol 1 ILIEr EN 'T Ili OA It lb IVO itsEs In Wakefield.

in miles out; best English hav and good ears at lowest rates. W. C. SILIONO, 120 Fulton Boston. dSult3t o3 LOST.

FOUND. ETC 1110.t'ir found adrift off City Point. Apply 111. to JAMES DEARDEN, No. 5 City Point et.

t. ol4 noo It-Lost, red covered memorandum book .1.) at tilobe Mee. Returu to kilobe olbee for reward. it. -rx 0 GIFound, English Better.

Apply at 615 I 'Washington at. 3t 013 -r- 00Lost, a brown and white setter If dog pup; had a red ribbon on his neck: anhwers to the name of if returned to 4 Stafford Mt. Pleasant. the finder will be rewarded. 2t o14 VE141 ALE NIEEPIIIERD DOSAFotimi.

whieh the owner Cbtil Lev-, by paying charges and proving, property. Address No. 11 NVillow Cambridgeoort. o14 1110Male pug dog. Call at 23 Dartmouth and pay chargea.

laa-ge Newfoundland. dog. which the owner Call have by proving propk-rtv and pitying charges. Apply to 113 Eighth South Boston. 2to FOUNDA dog, collar marked J.

itt. Aguayo. No. 632." Inquire at 110 Northampton at. between 6 and 7 p.

la. 1ROUNIMA goat. which owner ean have hy proving property and paying charge. ntALONEY, 2 5 Cliff at. I pt) UN DAttrift, a awl omit; the owner ca.

Wive the same by paying charges. Apply at No. 9 Chelsea Charlestown. it ()WI'At Eastern depot. a paekage of bookr.

1.4 A liberal reward wilt bo bum to any one 1 tur he same, to D. ArrLEToN at 92 Franklin et. Its STPension papers. No. 59.85n year eget.

tieturix them to l'elision Unless tor JoliN RAN. It. OSTAt the Highlands, a brown Irish setter; 1,1 had a collar ott with tho name and net-lists 1220. Apply at 1200 Harrison ay. GEO.

SC011. Ste 015 owrOetober 12. a Collie dog. putek and lightly tanned; owner's 1181110 and lieenso op eAlart tinder will he suitably rewarded. TA WALSH, Ida West Sixth South lloston.2toort; JOST-A pug dog.

answers to the name of ililly also a rod Irish setter, answers to attune of 'Irish Minnie. A reward will be paid by returning to 21 Lyman st, 2t SirAbout 6.30 p. n. iter. 12.

on Tremont near itoybitoln a bunch of keys. The tinder wiii he suitably rewarded by leaving thetin with Mr. 1.WNLIAll. at the advertising Waite odic. 2t4 111-00 ellitirFound.

adrift at Crescent betwit a large stoop wilt. with eentreboardt, the owner can have the sante by proving property and paying cost. J. WHITE, Crescent tweet). kV' 14 MACHINERY.

i 8i-10INIFIFor sale. cheap. a new 8-horse power vertleal steam engine. C. E.

KIMBALL. I3 Oliver at. Stunt stio A it I titicolid-tuttld lathes, planers. upright drills, jewellese lathes. J.

14. NENiiELL CO" 3013 teederist et. IA ola YACHTS. 130ATS ETC. fil.E.1111 DERFor sale cheap, a 10-tooS tender; briglit; nearly new.

Melrose. Mass. 014 "117ALCIIITFor sale the ramt eet-rig Sheet, .1 eaten length, 21 tt. over ell. A-ools to V.

1,1. 1111F.Rbit -14-110 remiter tun tie. et A for smar; orillarge ssumsiritn. orNour; of town CO111 obtain au advance on the same at ass bones notice at the lowest possible rates of in terest; we also on on toinnall, machinery. farm.

int( stock and stocks Of goods. etc, widen we leave in poosession of the owners. and on stOCks. bonds, watches. diamonds, Jeweliery.

ete at legal rates of intereet; we make no charge for examining property; furniture leAsses pad up and more money advanced on the mime; if de. sired. loans may be paid by instalments. thereby reducing principal anti interest with each pew, sobdtuAno. yrnt, ileuonwnieinibudeadett Vitnee the reenired sum and take your note y.

able in monthly instalments. Parties need hsve no fear that their notes given to ns as security for their loan will tie advertised or hawked about the street. as we are not brokers. but loan our own money. thereby ensuring the utmostsecr.cy., We take this opportunity to caution the plibli Agallno, parties copying our adverusensenta.

biwirsg eokthw.noosu,plod, 7 e.t,att i yr are branches of this Slice; this is untrue, ag against parties advert ng iai to loan money who do tiot filfri their names; office hours from to 5. AA loan from 10 to SO(). in limo Or est. al lowest rates. on furniture.

piazaos. amt. other property without removal or puti.icitvi furniture leases paid and more money advauced, loans can he issid In redeems pr-m, cipnL aud interest. and renewed without Call On or address C. A.

COOLEY. treaturer. 3 School st cor. of Washington. dSu22ts oii VOID ILO It SBorrov 55 to ii-0-011 it furniture, or urivate gentleman.

low interest; honest dealing; 11s1ness eordidential; send postal and will call. Address P. O. bort 3220, flos SU lin. OF; see LOAN MAlittlE Al' AN hour's notice, in town or out, at the very low- est rates of interest: also on Diana organs, turi mi tes, farng prooerty anti other good urity; no charges for 'rapers.

COMMiSSiOtil or tramintog property: will pay off furniture Leases and advance more money. and allow it to be repaid by instalments of 11 or more per week or month. reducing interest at each payment: all parties in tempor.ry reed of money will be treated with Th. utmost confidence. and given every advantage possible for ap easy payment of their Witra; immediate attention given and publicity avoided: letters answered.

itilYNOLD 6tat. St. dSut5t 01 IN VESTOIC14Wanted. with from ti too to 'IOW, to investigate a manufacturing' business: larm and certain returns assured. Address 43." Globe nice.

Zt N. ROIRENZIPO4 gir lose Wa8hingCP ton at. (cur beach). rooms 3 and money to Joan on furniture. pianos, machinery.

nierchan (Ilse. which may remain with the owner: 1031IS may be repaid by instalments. each pay. merit reducing principal and interest; htuitie1 strictly confidential; private room for ladies dSurf ol3 EGAC I EsAnd undivided Interests le IA estates in Boston varchased or advances matte on the same by E. H.

ALLEN. 23 Court gt, dSufwv. ARGIE Pitt-AT FUNDTo loan. at 12 LA per in sums to suit. on ittruitdre pianos.

organs, horses, carriages, store fixtures and all other kinds of personal property, to remain with the owner; also on wateues. diamonds. stocks. bonds. savinAs bank book audit all other good securities.

at very low rates; if you have furniture bought on instalments, I will pay off the lease and advance more money: busito-ut strictly confidential; send postal and will e.all; money always ready. D. 6. 1.1;CE. tzustee, School room 6.

It AloNEY ILOALNBy J. C. DAVIS at the old banking rooms. 12 School st. Advauces in large or small amounts.

at low rates and easy terms. on household furniture. piano libraries, horses and carriages. machinery. etc-.

which may remain in possession of the owners. Also on stocks. bonds. diamonds. watches.

saving bank books and all other good security. merchandise In or out of bond. Payments may be made in wefitly or monthly instalments. thus reducing to-incipal and interest. Money to loan on tirst and second mortetaces on teal estate.

We also have the icading rsilrosl stocks and bonds for We, and other listed stocks. We are the oldest liou.se and have the hest sreortnnodatiotui. and. with our facilities and lone experience in business. we say to those in need of money Mat we can do as well by them as any one in this State.

Business strictly confidential. W4 are centrally located at 10, 12 and 14 School st Loston. Storeroom for storage id our with hoisting apparatus. 31 atlia'llf the Interest. 01 'rns c'f1 5o4 to bold furniture.

pianos, horses, carriages and tithe! personal 12roperty. to remain with owners. pat able by Instalments if deauretl; parties not sh ing to pay their loans wizen due can have tb.ts renewed without any expense; no commissions charged, as we only loan our own money, and ail business is strictly private. E. S.

AVOI.i,E 63 Court room 3, cor. of rornhill. 2t 015 TO t' 11 31 aZ-41Eot her pers. 2p-rofprnertfira-rnitrU es. reiatsno'jsu- able; business contblebtial.

will call if NI. W. 99 Court st- it. A. NEV.

LOAN ETPOn furniture. all kindi of versonal property; no commission or charges for papers: some to loan for a lady to het 1172 per cent. IlLaittAltD 47 Court room 11,42. dSul6t o14 IONE-II LOANEDBy E. H.

Adarmi. ia sums from 5 to $5tiO0. in city Or Out, at a half-hottr's notice, at half the usual rate. on household furniture, merchandise and personal property of all descriptions; sums to loan for a lany to net 1 per property to remain in the owner's tsssession. istrable by instalments if desired, each payment reducing principal anti interest; parties not wishing to pay their loans when due Ciall have them renewed without expense; no charge for making papers; furniture leases paid off and more money advanced.

Call or adtinss by letter or telegraph. E. H. ADAMS, room 3, 113 Washington cut this out. -titt1t oil RIONEY TO LOANOn furniture.

152. cry, live tdrook and all kinds of personal property. not to be removed: furniture leas paid off will co to any part of the State; strictly confideutial. C. A.

TEUNDY dz 61 Court room 8. 1t It ON EY 1r0 LOANOn Ifianos. furniture. al libraries, machinery. horses and carriages, farming tools, live stock and all kinds of personal property, leaving the same in owners' possession: also on assignments of city of Boston employes' wages; applicants may consult private.

W. MEECER. School tit. 1, CoNIElt llilicALN7----LENVIS KEN 11.1. No.

Pemberton loom from F5 to eln-00 ou furniture. pianos and every kind of rersonal property, without removal, at lowest interest. Stid7t oil r110 1.0.tNFranklin Loan 493 Washing." ton cur. Temple money loaned at lowest rates on furniture and merchandise to be left at owner's residence or place of business. if so desired: also On personal property of every description: our offices are centrally located.

and patrons wilt receive everv consideration; thee hours 9 to 5. A. E. BROWN, Treasurer. it' IN FUNDAi to loan on first mortgazes, Boston and vicinity, in sums from Lu Out); we also place second mortgages promptly.

J. FRENCH di SON, 226 Washington st-Sudt3olo4 S1 0 TO 8100 LOANEDOnpe- rsonal property. without removal, at lowest rates; pubileity avoided; information free: rooms retired. No. 1 Tamworth rear of 21)S Tremont at.

LORING. FIVITTfiltite 525 BICYCLES, TRICYCLES, ETC. 'eye LESNow is the time to buy a bicy- cle cheap; the largest sale of shopworn arid second-hand in Boston; 1'25 wheels. comprising the Victor. Hudge.

Royal Mail. Expert. Humber. Fssissparell. ilarvaro.

Yale. Standard Columbia, itritish Challenge. SAtery. sizes 42 to 60; call early and seenre a bargain; rinks and agents supplied. BUTMAS de 74lretnetit at.

ot DICYCILES and tryeles. stars and cranks': IP new awl second-haud. bought. sold and wrcliauged; cash or instalments; first-class renairing performed: machines to let. W.

W. STALL. 509 Tremont at. dSntt 015 11 1. NICKEL.

60-inch bicycle. iit Prstclass condition. it4.5. Can bo seen at 160 Webster East Boston. iSu7 ol3 117A I.E le't CLEAt -1 4 Tremont.

Suill to oil WINES, LIQUORS, ETC. EOROE V. III-142 Black-Ur stone keep; constant ty ou hand extra tine wines, gins, brandies. whiskey anti rum. N.

N. rum, $1.40, Kentucky bourbon. All goods warranted pure. k'lease call and eiattni148 tt CLAIRVOYANTS. 4 ---311CS.

nit. IIAMMONIPThe great LI clairvoyant wonder from the l'acic coast; every hidden mysterv revealtid; if one you love is true or false: gives tact tire. with name of one you marry; reinoses ii iniluencesbrnigs the separated together; causes speedy and happy marriages with one you love; Egyptian talismatis for success to all business transactions: treats aud cures (diseases; all who are sick or )u trouble kW invited to call. '024 NN ashingitni at. 4 talc A LOH IS 0Medintn; meal-t cad baths.

Z37 Carver st. near Eliot; 2,1 A IAA 'ICMagnetic physician and Lt. baths; 400 Tremont I tlight. 44A DIE liTA Et it Baths and trOAS 11. flout; Uusinugton 2 A 14 1.1'1TI,E and AI.L1F.

clairvoyants. 38 Lt. Edinboro netween Beach and REMOVA.11.--LIZZIE NEwELL. 7 Tra 11.111101a row. room 8.

tells life from cradle We grave. giros names. locates diseases; satlatisclion I MUM. RICIIPhysietan; gives 21 No. 4 liarrisou ay.

1,11 LEI X31 NI 0 ItOmE and It Physicians. 400 Promout. 2 nights; 9 to 143. 111117.1.14A. PA (1E-818 'Washington treatments; up 1 dight only.

BELL EDms)N HAMagnetic treatments' vapor Oaths. 22. inter room 15. Eliot first-claas 11 patrons soilciteit. Miss Gardner returt.

A--2Lt seer in Roston; all fairs; 3 Spur on 20 Pleasant ESSIE DEANNagnetlo bealeri 93 to wont 2 nights, room 2. If I 1.1,1E 1AIuNrI id Fannie Valene LA Clairvoyants. 381 Tre ttttt ut 1 night. LAt LYAI Laths, fortune telling; few days only. 414 Beach room 3.

ltt IN N111-17-1L0 It ElermtCluirvoyant. Alt Tretuout seeotwi ttight; bouts 10 to 8. 1- If It DIE Magnetic physician. J.1-1. 1 Id Court 3 nights.

room 8 to 9. 11 IS 37 Career gt. .111. tbela Providence depot. it floor, lower bell.

fit 114S, 11 A may bo tumuli jvI 111 22tr Wit. night; 1010 b. ILL INS IVEST -90 Court to Cluirvoyaut. 1111 an 1EDWA It Lb P4-17 antatiette phyalenta. bathe.

treatment: lat floor; to to W. It IC ELLIOTT 'Item tzwout for ILL rneumatesta, 170 tillawtaut IIIIt WIN 0 LOA MISS wkirrNtir eteetritiatia. t) a Washington at. I It it. It EN-TONWorld renowned cart Tremont gents f.

ADM JOB Nii 0 --Mealest and buste 1,0 cioirenvout; tell oil offline; enoinione snout aeld tiotbo lee eliounuisMitzli 16 As. IL It l'Inkney. 3b 4 1 3 Meelpi Ian. 2b 4 1 1 byl artwood. lb 4 0 0 tiotaltliC e.

3 0 1 Al ell.ammaig. I. 2 0 1 Nitib ii. I. 0 4 1 I 'I Ir.

I 3 0 0 101.1)10,1. 0 3 1 1 8 1 1 JIf. TS. 11. A.

I. 1 1 0 0 1001 11110 11100 1'4230 00000 11410 11020 Totals 30 5 9 10 POW TONS. A it It. 11 Tit 4 1 1 1 Wise. a.

a 4 2 3 Johnston. 0. 4 0 2 2 roorotata. r. 4 0 0 0 Ah.rrill.

lb Buthalton, 3011 Nash. 34 3111 BurOor 3 0 1 1 TStA9, 3 000 24 PO. 0 3 1 2 13 A. 0 1 0 0 0 0 a 2 0. i 6 IL 0 I 0 0 0 I 3 I 0 1 2 8 Totals SI 4 9 II 24 Ii 5 Innings 1 2 8 4 5 6 7 8 Ilrooklytts 11000003-5 Boston' ....1 0 0 0 0 2 1 0-4 Earned runsIlostons.

2: lirooklyns, 2. First base on errorsBoston', Brook lyos. 1. First bass on ballshrooklyits. 3.

Struck outilostons. Brooklyn, 8. Lets on bases 'buttons, Brooklyn. 4. Doublis paysNasit and Morrill.

McClellan and Swartwoon. Two-base tsWise (2: Smith, 1. 111d pitchPorter. Passed balls Time et game-1. hour 33 minutes.

utpireWest. American St. Looms froCmeacio, October 14.The first of the series of games between the champions of the National League, and the St. Louis, champlona of the Amerieun Association. for the championship of the world, was played thia afternoon.

and re. stilted in a tie in eight innings. The Chicagos would doubtless have won. as they had just begun to play when the game was called. Previous to the game throwing and running contests were held.

Williamson threw the ball 133 yards 1 foot 4 inches, defeating live others. Pfeifer ran the bases in 15,, seconds, defeating live contestants. The Chiagos sent the visitors to bat and toyed with them. The runs were made as follows: For the visitors Comiskey got base on error. end scored on two other errors in the second.

In the fourth O'Neil. Robinson, Latham and Caruthers got in runs oil two base hits and three errors. That ended their work. The Chicagos got in a run in the fourth ot a single and two errors, Kelly seoring. In the eighth Gore got base on balls and scored off singles by Kelly and Anson.

Pfeffer followed with a home run and tied the game. The two clubs go to St. Louis, Cincinnati, Balthnore, Pittsburg, PhiladelPhia and Brooklyn. The score: Innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ellicagua 0 0 0 1 0 0 4-5 bt.Louto 01040000-5 Other Cameo. At NewarkMetropolitans.

Newark, 4, At NatickWilliams 13; San-fords. 9. At Cincinuatis New Yorks, 4. Stray Hits. Clarkson pitched in 69 ganies.and won 52 With a tie; Welch in 55, and won 44; Keefe in 45, and won 32; Daily in 49, and won 27.

Captain Morrill contemplated playing a picked team on the South End grounds Saturday, that Boston people might have an opuortunity to see Stemmeyer met Tate. The game ut Lawrence will make this plan impossible. The American Association players scored 147 home runs during the present season. The A th tette club leads. having contri bated 31, followed by Cincinnati wit 26; Metropolitan.

21; Baltimore, 18; St. lamis and Louisville, 17 each Brooklyn, 13. and Pittsburg. 4. President Allen of the Providence club goes to the League meeting tomorrow prepared to remain in the organization.

and if the attempt, which lie expects will be made, to throw out the Grays does not succeed he will at once take measures to secure the best playing material possible. The Bostoes were to play in Athol saturday, but they have cancelled tha l. engagement and made atraniteinentS to play at Lawrence. As the inteloted benefit to the Lawrences had to be abandoneit. Manager Burnham has decided to have tnis contest with the Bostons the Lawrences' benefit game.

The Lawrence Eagle prints the following wider the line "Consummate "Yesterday forenoon the members ot the Brockton Base Ball Club registered at the Estiex House, and in the space on the register where are usually inscribed the residence of guests, was chronicled in bold letters, Champions of the New England nit. getitlemen, untd you get out of the wuods before you crow too loudly." Yale Defeats Wesleyan. 11A ILTFORD, October 14.The Yale foot ball team defeated NVesleyan at the Ward street grounds this afternoon; score, one goal three touchdowns to nothing; points, eighteen to nothing. Two hundred persons witnessed the game. In the second inning Ronaida was disabled by tinjointing his knee.

Beecher. paters and Bremer made brilliant plays for Yale; liainlin, ilawkins and Blaine for Wesleyan. The ale team was much the heavier, but Wt-sleyan was plucky and scientific. i ale Played eight new men and Wesleyan six. There was considerable slugging.

The teams were: Yalelieshers. Brigham. Wallace (substitute), Buchanan. Priors icantanil. Cox.

liatullu. Corwin; bait-packs, brewer. NVitailsson: buck, Young. Rushers, Cassidy'. Pike.

Brewster. Bialhe 'captain), Gordon. NN ens; hawter-iatekdsinith Hamlin. 'Manchester; back, liutellinaun. Bet eree, L.

K. Bull, ale. Racing at Brighton. YoRK, October 14.The races at Urigliton today resulted as follows: First race. maidens Of all awes.

tine mile and a quarterBarbara won. astillan second, Iecluton teltil; time. 2.2 L. Al itt uaIs, Second race. a Spititig purse, one mileBice won.

Jack of Ileart4 secomi, Erne ht third; time, 1.44. Mutual, iP.c! 30. hird racc a gelling purge, mile and a furlong-- Cardinal won. ii t. Iteernid, Nave third; time.

2.01. Mut u4lyi. $11 85. lourtli race. handicap for an Lives.

mile and a quarter TemStrike won. King IL. second. Ban-nail third; lime. 2.1414.

amain. I4 11 25. Fit tit race. far maiden wo-year4mis. over five furlongsAureole won.

1letieral i'nee seethud, L. IL k. tlitru; time, l.04. Mutual, 65. The Princeton.

Win. New YORK. October game of foot ball at the St. Georgacrieket grounds. Hoboken, today.

between the Princeton College end Stevens Institute teams was won by the former. Score. 1)4 to 0. Very little roughness was shown on either side. Ringlets.

Michael Tree and Justin Young of Marlboro last year connected with the Fairmount polo team of that town. have twee secured by Manager Emerson of Pawtucket. larrington of Wakefield defeated White of Chelsea at the Wakefield rink last night in a three-mile race, for a purse of $20. lie made the three miles in 11 minutes 24 seconds. The Paris rink.

East Boston. opened for the season last evening. Anizeig the thins was a two-milti race bet ween four contemtantg. which was you by Tighe of East Boston. The Prospect Skating Academy.

Cambridgeport. lately opened ler the season. NVMA crowded last night to witness the I rard-Vokes ex hibit ion. The bicycle riding el' Fred hinds was the best ever seeu nz Cambridge. Sporting Notes.

There 14 a letter at this office for John E. Flynn. sprint runner. There will be a one-znile raee between Marcus Porter and Henry Bouton at the Quilley rink tonight-John 1. Sullivan celebrates the twenty-seventh anniversary of his birth today and tips the scales at 245 pounds.

The Yale freshtnn have selected Pinehot as captain of their foot ball eleven. TheY will play again with Princeton's John H. Teerner. the oarsman, arrived at Troy last night, slid will immediately go into training for the race with Haulan at Pleasure Island, October 26. The many friends of Ike Houghton of the Hub regret that he saw lit to resign 1i14 membership he the executive committee of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen.

lionlinick McCaffrey evidently thinks revenge is sweet. When shown Charlie Mitchell's challenge for a bare-fist fights lie said: "I had to give Iklitcheil tr.too before lie would meet me. lie told inn to go anti get a reputation, and now 1 buy the same thing to ham" eaptam Fernald'. Reception. There is not a newspaper man in the Hub who is not aequainted with Cztptain George Fernald, engineer of the seventh district.

And there are few firemen throughout the United States who have not the good fortune. The eaptain reterned this week then his Viltnt ion wind he Fivent with his family at Brant Rock, Marsli field. and was surprised to rind on arrival at his home a box containing a Igtvrel of Jersey brandy for his WTI list Lied a dressing-case for Mrs. Fernald. both 'Wing tit0 of Engineers Haulenbeck and Crane or the Newurk.

N.1.. tire department, who. during the past summer 'wore mots of the captalm ivy. 1 1 I 1 1 I.