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Astraohan lrimminjr. Black and Gray.29o. 55o. Cnt Steol Gimps, new patterns, 39o. S1.39 Ooque Foathor Collars, 75c.

Silk Knotted Fringe, 10 inohes wide, $1.25. Cord Frince, 12 ioches wide, $1.08. FrocB. Black and Colored Silk. 19c.

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in Wesleyan's territory. The teamB were as fol lows OBF.SCrtfT a. o. Fruition. wksi.ktan.

Notman Risht end Actos. Sm'tu ltlnbt tinkle Unkoshiro. ltohortson KIrih guard Iiewion. II. Lamnrcbo Coutor Dion.

lintchkiu Left nurd buries. Byrne Loft tackle Howard. .1. I.auiarcho Loft end Booobor (Cant.) CJuorter back Pullman. Hovriott blf buck Pamlilej.

1 hft! bdL'lt I.eO. Fall b.iok Hall (Oapt. Touchdowns hvarda 4. Sholdon 2, Hewlett. Andor nn.

CnnlH from touch. Edwards 4. Hall. FAit vtres for kobIs from louofidowe. Edwards 3.

Score Oresceats, IJO; Wosleyna, 0. Clever Work by (he Crccciu' Eleven. The Crescent athletic club's second eleven and the Union foot bail club of Hoboken played at the Crescent's new grounds yesterday afternoon in tho presence of a good sized crowd. Tho game started at 4 o'clock, and exactly 30 sec onds later the Crescents had the ball in their op ponents' ton itory. Then came a scrimmage and Norris obtained the bull and by clever dodg.

inn managed to cover forty yards before Fermeir who played an excellent game, relieved him aud gained another ten yards. Thou camo a fine display of work, which brought the ball into dangerous proximity of tho Union's twenty five mark and, to save themselves, Decker touched down for safety. Score 2 to 0 in favor of Ores, cent. In tho aend off, Fermoir obtained the ball and by a snlendid run, carried it clear across the field and scored a touchdown for the Crescent. In attempting to kick a goal, Fermeir misjudged the strength of tho wind and the ball went wide.

Scoro 0 to 0. Wheu the ball was started ng Fermeir, Fahso and Brittor did some good passing and dribbling and Brit Ion touched down. This time luck favored t. home learn and Brittou kicked safely. Scoro 12 to 0.

At this point tim was called. After leu minutes' interval play waa resumed, and before the Unions had time to get their bear ings, Norris had made a touchdown, which Fermeir converted into a goal. Score 18 to 0. Just as time was up, Jessup mado a touchdown, and the game ended with a score of 20 to 0. The teatiu lined up as follows: OltKncENTS.

Position. ONION. Carney Left end 'ans Left tacklo Itchizo. I'srim ir Left. Vostler.

Katimuf Ueater Faroudorf. Hitdit uard (iiuld Kisht tacIo Ilauherry. ICitmi ond Jahe, t'tiut CJunrtcr back Xorris llaif back Ill own. Had 1, irolay. Weld Full back C'orncux.

ltotnron Mr. MnrtinH. llrmilre Mr. Fih. (inftl ktcki.il tiy Toavbuewnii made by Fermeir and Jirllten.

batoty tonendown ueelior. L'ule Collciaut f.cyro 30 I'olnl aud Fail at Kickiuc Goat. Special to tho Eagle. OruNOE, N. October 24 The beautiful gronnds of tho Orange athletic club wero thronged this afternoon with a fash ionable orowd of foot ball enthuaiaslB, who had gaiheru.l to see the contest betweeu tho Orange team and tho Yalo 'varsity.

Tho near approach of the American foot ball union championships, in which tho home team ia deeply interested, combined with a desire to what progress the collegians had made, added a peculiar interest to the game. Play was callod at 3:30 with the bad lu the possession of Orange. The Orange boys gained lire yards on tho wedge and added ten yards more by bucking the Yale center. De hart fumbled and Yale got the ball. C.

Bliss promptly took tho leather ovoid around tho Orange left end for a twenty yard rnu and a touch down iu six minutes, L. liliss failed to kick a goal. Tho play waa beguu at tho twenty five yard lino. Yale got the ball on four downs, and Bliss wont over the line again for a second touch down. L.

Bliss made another failure of a try at goal. contest was waged for ton minutes back aud forth in tho center of the field. L. Bliss got around tho Orange left end and guarded by Barbour aud MoCormick made a touchdown on hiHown account, McCoi miek tried to kick a goal, but failed as signally as BJU'S had done before. McCormick made the third touchdown a few minutes lator: no goal.

McC'ormick failed in a try for a goal from tho field. Score at the end of tho first half, Yale 1 6, Orango 0. Ill tho second half McCormick and L. Bliss each mado a touchdown. C.

Blis mado two touchdowns, and L. Bliss kicked two goals from touchdowns. The score at the end of the second half was 30 0 in favor of Yaie. The halfs were of thirty minutes each. The teams were made up as follows OHANOE A.

0. Positions. YAJ.E VARSITY. Bovaird C. Storrs.

Kuil. Uochran. taeklo AlesJt Kim. all Lounn guard Hi ffellinger. MoKenzie Lt wis t.iKin.

guaru aamoru. Rignt Btvenn iiik'lit end Quarter Lack I alt halt Kil ht half uaok. Crosby. Barbour. C.

Bliss. L. Iilisa. McCormiok. Bull.

Heliart b'otiuer SD. er Annual! ull Uineree Mr. Storre. Umnire W. Vale Frculimen Defeat ttie Prospects oC ((rooltlyu.

Special to the Eagle. New Haven, October 24. This afternoon the Yale freshmen foot ball team defeated the Prospects of Brooklyn by a score of 30 to 0. Quite a large'crowd of students witnessed the game, which was a hard fought ouo from beginning to end. Tho Prospecta pre sented a strong team, but could do nothing against the superior ruBh lino of the freshmen.

Tho Prospects began the game with a rush, flnns by Patterson and Wingate carried tho ball well into Yale's territory, but qai the latter's three yard lmo it was lost on lour downs. Adee, by a beantlful run, around the left end carried it back to the mid die of the field, where it was kept, in spito of le's attempts to advanco it. Colts scored the first touch down for Yalo in 14 minutes. Tho game was resumed and a goal was kicked by Auchincloss. Yale continued her good work, scoring 113 points in tho first half.

During the ecoud half tho Prospects braced up wonderfullv and again came dangerously near scoring. A 40 yard rush through the center by May and a yard run around the end by Morgan were the notable features. The general work of Pettersnu and Shepperd and the tackling of Wingate ami Aldiich were particularly fine. The final score was 300 in favor of the froahmen. The team lined no as follows: Yai.K.

Position. PltOSI'KCTfl. Bodino. AMrich. IVulch.

(irltUn. May. Shepiiard, W'aruer. Pnttur. on.

or san. P. Las. 11. Thorno Iticlit end Colt.

Hignt tackle Hirht guard CVnier Kiiard. Left guard LutctacKlu Hill Lyman i.e:tti(l.. V. I liorno. AiKhinoioa Slittlie.u1,..

Unifier Imclc Adeo LoCth.alf back. Winyato. Koferee U. M. Kidd.

YhIb. Umnira lt. Lhh. Kmnle, lyu. 'ffiio Ilcdfordu ana Alert Play a Tic Special to the Enfflo.

South Orange, N. J.t October 24. The BedforilH of Brnoklyn played the Alert of Seion college here to day. Both toumn put up au ovoa came, neither being able to tally al ter an hour'a piay. At the find of tho Htjcoud halt" the score stood nothinu to noiliinn.

with the ball iu the canter of the tiold. The lined up a hedvohdh. Pouillons. Loft curl Lt Lull Kuard Center Uicnt KlK'H KitfhtumJ JtirttT hack A I. UT 3.

Cautiin. 1'oftArty (Cayt.) MeUinniB. iatinan. im. Hilar Guori! Tluiuuiton Mo Leer fnx Wieo Whi Powell liair 1 10 liail ha.

Ic Fuli hack reaiow Kcfcree Mr. Lot. Umpirf Mr. A Cliiko C'outic ilclu'i cn tliti Latin school urn! S. cil foly Hays.

At rrospect park yebtorilny the aoooud Poly to. im tlefealed tho Latin nchool elcvtMi after a ulo.iu cxuitini; eoiite.ft by 11 Bccru of 10 foals tn (J. Tlir teams I'oIIovth: LATIN SCHOOL. Conroy Sent VVueilirarJ rilieiJon Piere.j Ji.d. on Arm.leatl l'eter i Positions.

l.eli enU taelllo euartl tacltlo end hack si poly. rke. I'ratu (Capt.) MltcUuil. 1 ull back Keloroo Mr. Unard.

Uiupiro Mr. Zimmerman. Coa.a kicked by AnuHteail, Touch jolvua made by i ludtoaii, tJarbart. Nowell. and Xotichdow nit.

The great Princeton. Yale match will he played on Manhattan field, New York, on Thaukigiviug day. On Saturday next will be played the first games for the championship of the American football union and die Eaui.e cup. The Crescents and Manhattans will play at EaBtom nark and the Nun York and Orange athletic club teams will play in New York. The second Bedford team defeated the Bedford reserves at Prospect park yesterday by a score of 34 to 0.

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311, 311i TO 321 GRAND STREET, Sir floors bcoupiod exclusively by tu for tho salo of Millinery, Fancy aud Dross Goods. 0. KNNIN'S CERTAIN CURB FOR RHEUMATISM AND GOUT. CERTAIN. SAFK AND SPEEDY.

WHETH1CB ACUTE, BUB ACUTK OR OHUONIO. The cure exhibits tta motit extraordinary powers by ro Having tn a few days the rheumatio pains whioh have gnawed aud agonized for years. Sold by rtrugfiista, or Will be lent by expreBa paid, to any addro3B at S1.50 pec bottle or $7.50 per half dozen. CHARLES DENN1N. The Pharmacist, First placa, comer Court street.

Brooklyn, N. 7. AHL dfc WILSON EARL A WILSON'S TRADE LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS ARE ThFbEST. FOR RALE I2VRRY WHliltR KKH EG KKB "AH WWW WV VW VV VV MARK. DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, CON Cltjr Hall, Broolc'yn, Oclobor HI.

JlmZ "idersitnod will receive hoaied nruposals lhi nflico until Wednesilay, O. tobor 18111. si 1" o'clock, noon (at which time they will do opened), for ihe pnrcuaie of the whole or any part of the following losm, THREE PER CEN rfp'ftBUO MARKET BONDS. REIJISTKRHD 8250.000. PAYABLF JANUARY 1.1017.

PAYABLE JANUAItV 1 11)18. PAYABLE JANUARY 1, 1019. Special attention requested to too following provision of Ohaplar lHof ths Liwsof 1800. under winch londaro issued "ALL Of SAID BO.NDS SHALL RE KXEMPi' FROM TAXATION." sf 00060 THREE PERCENT. NEW YOKK AND BROOKLYN UP BONDS, REOISTIiRBD.

PAYABLE JA.VCAUY 1. lti. Purchase money to he made October HO. J81II, at which time the bonds wll! bs dated Iniercu payable Jauuarj and July ot each year. Proposals miit tale the prl.

otfoted. the deictintion of bon.U d' hirt and lie Indorsed Proposals for Bondn." Tho rich', ja reserved to reject any or all bids not deemed for the interest of the city, odd I'Jt TIIEO. F. JACKSON, Controller. rkEPAKTMENT OF FINANCE, CON IJ trailer's Oltice.

City Hall, Brooklyn. October 1S01 Tho undorsigued will rcieive si aleu prupo alti fit this OIHee until 'I hnr.ilav N'nrAmhni n. IKIII. al 1'' q'cluck, noon (at which time they will be openetl), for th pnrciiaso ol (ue waule or any partot tho louowiug uiau. 8200.0 10.

TI1RER PER CENT. TWENTY SIXTH AND All J. OKNT WARDS SEWER BONDS, MATU KIN JULY 1, 1014. REGISTERED. Issued under the provisions of CbaDter 1)1 of the Law Of 1880.

as amende I by Chaptur Lawsul l.Mll. Paymeut. of purchane raonoy to be November 0, 1801, at which timo tho bond will be dated. Interest payable ana July or eaon year. rropoiais roust siate toe priCB onoreu, llio description of hoods desired, and be indorsed.

"Proposals for Bonds." 'Ihe riuht Is reserved to roiect any or all bids not deemed for tho interest of the cit. 15t T11KO. F. JAOICSON, Controller. fiiSO.OOO TO LOAN ON HON I) AM) uiortago on improved property only In suniB rang.

Ini; from 411(10 upward. Apply to II. QIJAN I IN, XI aud IIO Court st, corner of Rctnren 625,000 WANTKD ON HOXD AND MP inortgao, at (1 per as builder's loan on ciiilit buildings; the mortgage attorward to ho made a permanent loan at 5 per cent. Principals only need addrtBi BUILDER'S LOAN, laslo oilue. ocmiyncv.

I without i SIXTY DAYS ONLY, BKAUTIFUI, ets of tenth, 8N, inoludinif extractiiiK, with or irjiH: iti work wairamor). Cull at Id jntni Dr. S. li. WOLKI', lii) otton st, oppo alto Oily Hall, near Pant 'llit ater.

K. L. J. HOYT, OBNTI5T, IS NOV AT ut. third block iid from City Hall, nniir ut 1 i'flV'I'IMII OUS GUM teetb, 47, oitrautiux inoludBtl, with or without lauiihiofi giifli uarbiftl sew la oro portion.

Car PQ He Beats the Record in the Six Days' Contest. A His Crowd Witnesses the Closing Scenes of the lllcyole Competition ut Hadlson Squn.ro Garden Hnlf a Dozen Weary Illders Who Will Divide Some Gate 5Ioney. Long before the big bicyole raco ended at Madison square garden last night, it was known that Martin, the Detroiter, would win. however, centered on how much he would beat the existing standard of 1,405 miles, and when he finally quit with an unprecedented record to his credit, the great crowd preaorit wont almost wild with enthusiasm. Ashlinger also beat the previous record Of the thirteen who started Monday morning six riders finished, and oil of them crossed the 1,300 milo limit, and will divide their share of the receipts.

Most of them are in bad shape as a result of their long ride. The foreigners did not do so well as expected. Ashingcr, the cowboy, finished second; Lamb, the Englishman, third: Schock, the German representative from Chicago, fourth; Albert, whose real name is Leonard, and is captain of the Stuy vosantathletic club of New York, fifth, and Boyst, tho ex roller skater, sixth. The attendance in the afternoon was great, and the disappointment of the enthusiasts who wore turned away from the doors and refused admission Friday nighr becanse of tho great jam within, had the effect of brincing them to the Garden "arly, notwithstanding the price of admission had been advam od to $1. At 5 o'clock there were 6.000 people applauding the dual efforts of the plucky soxtotte who wero plodding along wearily.

Martin and Ashinger were undoubtedly the freshest and strongest of the lot, and they oaoh wheeled off tho milos unite as rapidly as on any previous day. Lamb, Albert and Schock kept up, wheebd easily and each in turn coached and set the pace for Boj'st who presented au awful Bad and woa begone appearance. There was no doubt felt at this hour that Albert would cora ploto his. 1,300 miles and thus bo entitled to a percentage of tho net recoipts. But Boyst wanted to quit aud his trainers were compelled to actually resort to abuse to keep him on the track.

At 2:45 Schock comploted his mile. During the afternoon the monotony waa broken at frequent intervals by short raoes and exhibitions of trick and fancy cycling by Messrs. Maltby and Canary. Stage defoated O'Flannagan in a live mile dash in 15:47, and Alfred Itnbb defeated Woods, tho twenty milo English champion, in a threo milo raco. The time was 0 :42.

At 4:57 Ashingortied Schook's record of 1,405 miles. He continued to reel off mile after mile, and bid fair to roach tho 1,500 mark. At 8 o'clock thoscornwas: Martin, 1.448 miles 2 laps; Ash ingcr. 1,410 milos 2 laps; Lamb, 1,351 miles 9 laps; Shock, 1, 325 miles; Albert, 1,303 mile. 3 laps; Ilyi.t, 1,202 miles 4 laps.

Albert mado his 1.300th mile at 7 o'clock. Boyst crossed the limit at 10 o'clock. The con test ended at thirteen minutes past that hour with all the men except rtin on the track. The acoro at the close was as follows: Miles. Martin 1 Ashiucel 1.441 Lamb 1.3U2 Hclioek 1.B28 Albert 1,308 Boyst 1,301 UKIlKiXEY AT II El 10 CLUB GAMES.

Harrr Ciinis I to BScac JiaurrayNBfcttrJ. TUa flrat fall meniliera' camoa of the Berkeley athletic club were held at tho Berkeley ovnl, Morris Heights, New York, yesterday. About two thonnand five hundred Hpectators were kept busy keeninsr warm nnd ventint' their enthnui aymon tho thinly clad and fdiiverinr; athletes. A Btronc wind swept acrosn the oval, which made fant time impossible. Harry Curtis, tho sevou mile champion walker of England, made an at tempt to lower tho one mile amateur rocord of ths world, 0 minutes 20 2 6 seoonds, hold by Frank P.

Murray of this citv, but was unaucceHi ful, as he was disqualified after coine a quartet of a mile, which he covered iu 1 minute 29 2 5 seconds. A. 13. George and J. D.

Ileid, both of tho Man hattan A. ran a three mile match race. George conceded hia clubinalo lifteen seconds start. Aftor covering two miles George was attacked Tiih a stilch in his side and had to stop, lioid being given tho race after going another lap. waller Uohm of the N.

Y. A. ran an exhibi tion 000 yards, covering tho distance in 1 min ute 15 1 5 seconds. The following is a summary the members' events: Seventy live yards dash, handicap Won by E. L.

Darro, 3 feet; E. W. Alien, scratch, second, and T. J. Stead, 4 feet, third.

Time, 8 seconds. The final heat wa i run with the wind at the runners' backs, and Darre had an excellent start, which accounts for the fast time. One mile safety hievele. iianiliean Won bv W. n.

Hull, scratch; E. IX Knap, 00 yards, second; I'enguet, 110 yards, third. Time, 3 minutes 0 4 5 seconds. Four lmndred and forty yards run, handicap Won by L. Lr Perrier, 8 yards: E.

L. hiarre, crutch, second: T. J. Stead, scratch, third. Time, 55 3 5 seconds.

JMsnt iimiitred and eignty yards run, handicap Won by W. It. Yard. scratch F. F.

20 yards, second; F. (J. Lloyd, 25 yards, third. Tune, 2 minutes 15 1 5 aeuond. Two hundred and tweiuv Viirda rlnkh.

handi cap Won by E. W. Allen, scratch; C. 0 yards, second; J. A.

LcBoutillier, 10 yards, third. 1 line, 4 seconds, ltiimiinu' iu lumn. handicap Won bv Darre. tcnitch: E. ke.

scratch, secondr V. F. Smirh, scratch, third. Distance, 20 feet 1H UH'IK S. Putiing 10 pound shot, handicap Won by J.

W. Vincent, 2 feet 0 inches; W. Gamp, second; II. Arnory, 2 feet, third. Distance, 30 feet.

Running high jump, handicap Won by p. Richards, 5 inches, E. HnvUe. scratch, second. Actual jump cf winner, 4 feet; 10 inches.

THE STATUN ISM.NDEKS WIS, They Arc Champions of tho Hane ISa.ll League. Amateur The Manhattan held in Now York wbb yesterday the scene of an exciting contest, the occasion being tho last game of tho amateur league's series between the Staten Island athletic club and ihe Englewood rield club. Tnero was a regular college attendance, including plenty of tho fair sex, and several carriages aud tally ho coaches. Tho fact that John Ward was to nm pire the game attracted several New York cranks. Iloili clubs had out their strongest teams, each ing aided by college players, and the beat pitcners wero in tho box.

The opening play promised a close contest, both sides drawing blanks. But lu the second the Islarders Jumped to the irout by a score of 4 to 0, and afterward the Jersey men were not ill tho gumo. Ward umpired tho game admirably, though it was his first attempt for years past. Tho victory gave the championship to tho Staten Island club. Score: BTATr.N ISLAND A.

ENGLEWOOD F. 0. It. lll.I A. K.

H. III. P.O. A. E.

Van 0 4 0 3 (lis. Mnwry. (I 2 OlNpooriflr. I. 0 0 0 Oaniinv.

r. Yoiins, 1. f. Brill, s. ..0 .0 0 8 0 1 1 3 110 1 0 2 2 3 O.W.

Ourria.o.f.l 2 0 Wost.irvell, p.l 0 0 Frostier, lb. 0 0 IlurjSB, 3 dliiftmn. (i 1 1 Mowry, a. b.O llntfnian, lb.l Will.ur. r.

Depp er. c. Kotiuoy, .2 HlrelieiKh.211.2 0 11 0 1 5 0 2 3 .1214 2714 lTot.ll SCORE I1Y INNINGS. 1 2 3 4 5 3: 7 14 0 4 0 2 Stnterj Island 0 1 I (I 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 12 0 2 Itnus batted in by base hit 2. lieppk 3.

Van Z3n.lt 2, Yoi iie. 1 Wjiooner ZanUi, Kraus, 2: Wilimr.2; 11 Knoney4, rtrabeigh tiaunt. hits 1. Molen bason Van ilepplpr, Koonsy, r.ir, 1:. Kuua earnu IS.

and, Halturv i rrni lslml 111. wood. 11. ii.ii errors Miitcn Inland. 4.

Lell on ban. Simon Uh nd.h': U. (Jhaneen for ia: lies Staien lutid, 11, 3. Jloublu niuten mianil. 2.

liases nilt. 7: Wustervelt, 3. out By 2. liase hit l)ll Van WuiervMt. 1 1.

Hit 1 atsinou Van 1. nd pitclio Van Zandl. Weaten olt. 1. Passed ba.la Caunt.

2. Cmpiru Julin M. Ward. Time of Iianie 1 hour and 50 minute. Cl.KVEI.A.Ml'S TKAJI FOB 1892 Wahhinoton, D.

October 24. Secretary Young of the national base ball league, announced the following contracts with Cleveland for 18U2: Charles Zunmer. Oliver Tibcau, J. K. Virtue, J.

M. Sheaton, I'homas B. Williams, D. J. McKcaii.

Jaiacs A. McAleor, C. L. Childs, Oporge Keitger, G. a.

Davis, Jossu Burkott, Juhn J. Doyle, George Cuppy and G. P. Young. There waa a large attendance yesterday at the foot ball game between tho Adelphi and Harvard school eleven at the Y.

II. G. A. grounds. The former won.

Score 24 to 0. On Wednesday next tho Princeton freshmen aud Polytechnic foot ball teams will play at Eastern park. The Crescents Easily Defeat the "Wosleyans. Superior Work by Captain Beecher's Foot Ball Experts at Enstern Pnrk The Home Team Shows tho liencflcial Effects of Constant rriietlee. Tho bic from Wcslnyan, who combine brawn and musclo with ecclesiastcu, were the second victims of tho Crescents for the sea Bon at EiiKtern nark, yeatarday.

The nutmes utato exports of tho noblo a't of ulnt'cinR and buohtnir looked as if they would a walkover when tho teams wont out for the preliminary pratioe. Ther were large in size, sinewy and had the dirty and bedrnjjged appearance which is the "public form'' of old timers and experienced men in tho game! lint Captain Bnecher has been working wonders with his aecresation of specialists in bone dislocation and they were HhaUen into pretty cood condition. The ilacid muscles wero hardened out aud asutfioient toughness was manifested in the headlong drives through tho opposing rash lino to guarantee great slaughter when ihe ehampionship season in full Hwinjj. The WeKloyauiton thought ihey wore doing pretly well when they brought cm Newton at riant Enard. Hn is 0 foot tall and weisln 210 pounds and runs with considerable speed and undoubted energy.

Bnecher had a move ffican tic phenomeumi, however, in the same positions in the person of Itobertson, who tips the beam at sffmetluuR over 2 i0 pounds. Itobertson covered' liimnpH' with dory and madci a tpecial feature of sitting on at three Weslcyan men at a time. For tho visitors only Newton, Paiv.hley, Leo and Hall were oid 'varsity men. The rest were either substitutes oil ln. year's team or were new to the Kame.

Sheldon, Hewlett and Edwards played the irame for tho Crescents yesterday, tho formor running and dod'iiui: with remarkable quickness. The team altogether played with far more snap than hem shown before this year andseemeddctflrinined to put. the ball ahead rc eardlesa' of tiuoh slight as a job lot of bis: Wesloyan college boy.s. Tbire were no novelties in the plv exceot a couple of double passes by Uu "VWaleyans. BL echcr'u low; passes for runs around the ends were tried two three times, but the run was invariably stopped without much (rain.

The reason which the visit. ovs cave for their defeat the numbjr of sub. stitutes on their team, and the fact that several of the mon had never played together before. Tho only score made by Wealeyan was by Ander son, who took Porshley's place at ri half back in tho second half of the yauie. Anderson played brilliantly wheu ho had the chance, and miirlit bave materially changed the scoro if he had ko lit at the beciiimiiir.

The final score 'vas SO to 0 in favor of the Crescents. Tho game was marred by the frequent onlls of time to argue over off si Jo play and fouls. Primptly at 8 o'clock tho teams lined up as in die ted in the summary below. W. H.

Purd was referee and li. Culver of Colombia umpire Weslcyan won tho toss and took thi south end of the field, while Crescent had the northerly end and tho advantage of the wind, which favored them BOtncwhst Tho play was started with tho usual wodse whereby live yarrtb was Then Leo fumblod tho ball and it was by J. Lamarche. Boechor tried a lout: pass jo Sheldon, who made flvo yards before he was taokled. Thou Edward.i made a wriggle thronwh rnsh lino for a few yards moro.

Tho ball went gradually down toward the Weslcyan coal line, the Crescents bnckiiu: through the Ktalwart t'tiards of tho collegians. The visitors fought every inch of the ground, but in vain At tho end of minutes play Crescents' center Damaged to give Edwards a grand shove an I sflti'. him over the 1'uo for tho first touchdowi from which ho himself kicked tho goal. Score Crescents. Weslcyan, 0.

At tho kick off Pullman made ten yards by run ning around the Crescent's left, and then there was a lone discussion as to oil' side play, having made a run the whole length of the held which was not allowed. Edwards tried for run, but failed to advance the ball. Sheldon butted live yards through the Wosleyan line, being tackled by Pullman. In the next few downs, tho Crescents assorted their brute strength and forced the ball inside tho WcBloyan twonty yard line. Hewlett made ten yards at a jump and then followod it up by placing the leather orvid safely over the goal lino for the second touch down.

Edwards kicked a coal. Score, ly to 0, lu favor of Crescent. The ball and tho battle remained in the center of the field for several minutes after the succeeding kick off. Hotchkiss and Dtikuhire were warned by the umpire for rnneh play. Ken Ion exerted bis strongth and dragged a string of Crescent men for five yards, the i erimninge re suiting in a bloody mouth for the big Weslcyan man.

The visitors got the ball in motion then and worked it to the Crescents' fifteen yard line the nearest it had been to the goal of tho home team BiDco play bognn. Crescent here got the ball on a fourth down and livo yard rushes were made by Hotchkiss aud Byrne, lieecher fumbled the snap back and lost liye yards. Edwards made a run of fifteen yards, bringing the play into the center of the field out of the danger limit of the Crescent goal line. Edwards next kicked the ball outside, where it was captured by Hotchkiss. Edwards kicked again to the Weslej an fifteen yard line, whero the downs and resultant eci'imniagos becamo fierce and wild.

After Hewlett had made five yards Crescent lost the ball on a fonrthdown, and then Weslcyan fumbled and the ovoid went hack to tho Crescents. The home team hereupon braced up and Edwards was forced through the line for the third touchdown, oroHBing the Weslcyan goal line far to the left. Tho try ut goal was a hard one aud failed. Scoro Id 0 fr the Crescents. The play was: begun again on the twenty five yard line.

Oreicr ot the ball on a fourth dowu and proceeded to force it over l.y main strength. A.t": the mass of layers had been disentangled at the secni'd down Edwards was found to have or .1. Ha faikd on his try for a goal and the scori wib 20 to 0. Time was then called for the first ha.f. fter iiftren minutes' rest tho young men went at it again, Crescent having tho hall.

Hewlett cainel twenty yards with great promptness and there was much hard fightinc in tho scrimmages. Edwards aud Hewlett agaiu made five yards more apiece, bribing the play to the Weslcyan twenty flvo yard lino. Ilowlett was shoved through the center for scvon yards, and Dukesliiri was temporarily laid up for repairs. Ho recovered after a moment and tho play went momly on. HewHett ran five yards and was pushed five yards more.

Another rush by Hewlett and a successful attempt by Sholdon. It looked liko another touchdown, but Wealeyan worked as if in tho Hpcration of a battle for life, resulting in the ball boing given to them on a fourth down on their five yard line. Hall mad a long punt and tho touchdown was temporarily avortod. When next the ball was set a rolling, Shel ion sprinted fifteen yard Edwards failed to gain anything. Hewlett plunged ahoau for ten yards and tho play wna b.iok t.

tho Wesloyan ton yard line. The men piled up iu a promiscuous heap and Hewlett lessened the distance five yards, through a hole batwoL; tho right guard and tackle. Berctier wedged himself couple of yards, and rrtaruome ditkculty pu I tine the ball in play bheldon wra shoved huels over head over the line a toueudown. Edwards failed of his goal aiV. the score Blood to 0 iu favor of the jc; nts.

It; the for the twenty five yard line Hall and Sheldon failed of his catch. Newton rabbin cr tho prize. Nowton made ten yards on the next down and a little later it was Crescent bai. on the fourth down. Hewlett made two lUbuoa of ten ivds each, Edwards live yards and lieecher a couple of yaids.

Then Sheldon ran with the wholo Wenieyan team behind him, downed the right end aud covering tr.v nty yards located a touchdown square behind the Weslojan goal posts. Edwards kicked a toal, rnro to 0, in favor of the home team. Aftor tan minutes' of hard play, combined rith a considerable amount of talk, wherein here were several brilliant tackles by Beccher md good rushes by Edwards, the Weslcyan big ellows got into the idea of the game ami adopted he CresoentB' stylo of plain everyday shoving rith good effect. They kept the ball aining tve or ton yards at every bick until tho play was ti Crescents' ten yard line. Anderson, who was laying in vho placo of Parshley in the second lalf.

ran by tho Crescent' backs, scored a touch lown and save 1 the visitors from a whitewash, lall kicked a goal. Score 30 to 0 iu lavor of be Cresoiut3. Tho flnai scoro of the game was made br E.l fards after ft serins of clever rushes by Sheldon, tewlett and Boocher. tho touchdov. being cap ured three minutes ftom tho time of tho Wes yan's solitary succesB.

Edwards pitched a goal. Capital, entirely Invested In U. cant, bonds at uar Capital and nut pi us, 8. 4 per ti.uoo.noo IWiO.OlP INTERKST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS, Which may madn subject to ohealc at rtcht or rtur able ai (ixnd pas.s riiroiiffh New York Olearian Hoaaa. it a mre dopoitory tor iundu attaillttc ioTest naat.

A utuorizeil hv ipacial oharter toactai eieouwr, tru te. anmlntstr.ttor, tuardian. committea, reoaivar ort anjotbor position of trust, oB.iifrnatoci doposittory for Oonrt monsTi Acta as roritrar or transfor ageut of atook and bondj and truatoo for railroad or other corporation mort rafes. hxrouifl order, fn u. S.

bonds and othor inTBitmaHl CBBUritlOK Upon deposit of cast or approved Eeouriciea will xuar anfeatrareliux letters of arodit and pay ali draf aadff Die I'resident. AHUA.M 11. RWI.IS, Vieo Pre 'AMES ROR8 CUR RAN. MUiDiiRlUh, (J. COLTON.

Assistant S.oretars. TKUSTEICS. (, Low. Alaiandor White, A. A.

Low. Michaol Chaunoey, William B. Kondall. Kdwin V. Knowltoa.

John T. Martin. John J. Piorrapout, (leorEe (. Reynolds, dolui (iibh.

Cni'latlan T. Frederic Orornwen. John P. Rolfs. Henry K.

Sheldon. O. 1) Wood, William H. Mala, Abram S. Baylls.

Honrv VV. Maiwi.L Charles M. Prati, 8. Uooeocw, Ceorce W. Uhaunovy.

i tirisiciisen. LOAN AND TRUST COMPANT. K03 MONTAGUE STREET. OAPITAU $500,000. INVESTED IM U.

S. FOUR PISR CENT. BOND AT PAR. A LARGE SURPLUS. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DAILY BALAKOB8.

CheclfH can ho drawn on this company the same as a Rank sad are payaMe through the New York Clearing Rouse, or, if pro erred, certificates of deposit will Issued, payable on demand at a hxed data, and boariof luierect until naid. This company is authnriz by charui lo act as True, tve. KxRctttor. Adi iiijittratar. Oi.ardtan, "nilt'ee of ot Hoover, and li, jirp.m.

1 OITruM. It is also a legal depository lorall J', sr Kundf I and for uionov paid Inlo Uourl. Iticls il or i Tramiier Acent Btorka and ttnn.lM Mml bu tmm Kauroad an 1 other mortKaires. It KUarantaen lttem of credit issued to trarelara and will do any and all othef liusines iallv done by Trust Companies of responsibility and TRUSTEES: I 'rlwln Itfers. ralward elorrltt.

Frank Lrmaa. Cforrjo F. (iienory, David (,. Leepef, Seymour 1.. Hu Jc James W.

Cronwell, Seib St. Keenev, Krs.iV I. Wilson Iiickerman, William M. In'aharo, Joseph P. Knapp, Bernard Poters.

Henry Dornn, Htwcid D. White. David uarnett. EDWARD MICHRITT DAVID O. LKGGiC'l', Vice FREDERICK ALDRIDCE.

Secretary JJABIILTON TRUST COMPANY, 191 MONTAGUE ST, BROOKLYN, N. (Real KsUte Eichana Buildinc.) CAPITAL 8500,000: SURPLUS tO.OOa 61LAR B. DUTCH EK, Prssfdent, WM. II. I.

YON, First Vice President, ALb'RRU.) POUOll.Second Vica PtMidW JOSEPH B. wrilTK. Seortury. BOARD OF TRUSTEES: William II. Lyoa, Janifts O.

Charles W. William H. H. tlhilda, Henry N. Whitnoy, Jobu DitmaH.

CttiitlBn i'. lii'tic, William Hearer, Il nry H. Adamft. Alfred Ponoh, tSilnB il. Duthor.

William Bim, ChtvrUs Cooper, Tnuoiby Woodrufl; ilcnry K. HiitchiasoBs H.trlan P. Halaey, Wm V. R. Hmitn, llodnit A.

Ward, Millard F. Smith, dohn U. Mctiuirr, William 0. Wallace, Deposits received subject to check payable throaKh Rm York Clearing Houne. INTKRKST ALLOWED OaM DAILY BALANOEB.

Special and higher rates of UterW5 patd Whn On (ihcateb of Deposit aie issued, payable daya notice or on sp jcitied dateu. This Company i.s a loal deipoHitory for Oonrt and Troll funds ami to act an Administrator, Executor, ruble e. Guardian aud Iti giatrar ot' utookn and bda. rjlHiS NASSAU THUtST 101 BROADWAY, BIlBoKLYN, N. T.

CAPITAL, $500,000. Dpnoalta roceircd subjtct to ebnek at slirht, and Tf TEItr'ST ALLOVYKDon tho rcsultimr daily balaticaa. Oertili atefi of dooiit isriiied for tirao depodits, on which ilPiiCIAL KATES will be allowd. I.NTEtEST COMMEaWC'KS KHO.M DATE OK DEPOSIT, Authorized by law to ant aa Executor, Administrator. Committee, Guardian, I'ruatee, Jtoceiver.

Kisoal ana Tran. or Acntanilas Rofiiairar ol Stooks and Uou li; IS A LE(i AL DEPOSITORY TRUST FUNDS and or mono? pai into court. Loan mad i on a proted collaterals. Will taua ntiro cturo of uucuritioa during abianoeoff OlhtrrwiRO of ovTntjr. CheclaHon thin Company are payable throogh the York Olearing liouto.

A. D. WUEELOOK, Preiidenk VleaPrea't JOHN TUUSLOW.S O. Richardson, Snoretary. TRUSTEES; toaeph F.

Knapp, Willeia. Jolin Louclnan, Wm. F. Oanisgn, A. Wheulocii, Toal K.

Frecmaa. Wm Dick. A. D. Uaird, Dai win R.

Jimei, U. 1.0K3rd, K. 11. ittlo. tlcinti TrtiHlovr.

Tbo'na F. lin.ilaad, Dumas W. Wurstor. Bernard Poters, Wm. Iv HorwiJl.

Juii.in B. Voarhees. (Miarles 11 Russell. Edward T. Unlut, Jolin McLoitchlio, A.

M. Siiydam. Win. Wholock, O. b'.

HicUardbOH. KLNGS COUNTY THUST COMPANY, FULTON ST (Arbuckle BuildinK) Cmiltal nn nor JOD.tlOO IN i Kit EST ALLOWED ON DAILY BLANC ES Deposits draw interest from data made until with urawu, rawu. Clie.iks pasn tlirnugh e'earinc hoase, a In any auk. al raiod for time dooositit, for which inter 1, hoariiiif enr', i icatei, e.re payable on deinaad. A LtffiAI, DKPDSIIOKY FOK TRUST FUNDS.

The ro npony actA as EXECUTOR, TRUST KK. AD OUAKDlAN, AiiHNT and UK kl ER, and inaTia. real or rsonal properly fer reai den a and non ro. 'Hiiinj rebti, ooap6ni, dirl duuda intertsaL and paym laxct OKDEIt.S Viili EXT SEOUR1TIKS EXB fJUTED. riiB company has inony to loan rjDon bond and mort cam! nil lirnt clsn Btooklyn property and upon ap prored co iatoral neruriiy.

Owners of bun Nan i mort may iimi i he ame a rollatoral by asrii rnmant. WILLS SAFELV KEPT FR' OK CM A K(i K. JOS. O. JENDKIX, PreSidQt.

j. n. i I KA. Ail AiV.f S. V.

WHITE. He It MON Scrtry. Vice Pxeudent. J. S.

T. Sfranaiian, u. w. McwfiHama, C. Mfi.

'rfx J. Ffiin hi A. Haird, H.vlin I.alsir, 7. L. Wnndr.iff.

Poti. Felix lamnball, iceno F. O'lToanoL W. K. Smith.

D. W. Northup, Whunian W. KfnyoD, K. W.

intHS, May, Abraham Alii alum, Nfil On rl, Iv.lt rt, WilltaMi S. V. While. H. li.

Schar i. tn, tlharlfs 't'opr il iam liar km as, Arimck, Lockitt JHANKLIN TRUST COMXAN Franklin Buiidme. 18U Romsen tr4i. CAPITAL. $1,000,000.

SURPLUS OVER $400,000. Authorized by law to aot as EXECUTOR, ADMT1 tvntATOR. TRUSTEE, GUARDIAN or UoMMIlTa and offers special adfantacoj as such. lb A LKOAL DEHOS1TOR.Y FOIt COURT ALLOWS II'ERESr O.V DEPOSITS. Offorn its teivico on aTorlle teruii aa TRUSTEE OF CORPORATION KECILSTER OR TRANSFER AtlENT FOR CORPORATIONS OR MUNICIPAL! riKH.

LOANS MONEY ON APPROVED Ciieckti on chit couiptuy trill bo paid through the Natf Vork Clearius House. EDWIN PACKAIID. Prfsiilf ot. WILLIAM 11. WALLACE.

Vice Preildeak OEORtiE 11. SOl'I HAitD, second Vice President and Sore(r. TKUSTEI D. II A A Low. Honff btallnt Edwin Packard, John Wnirilou.

K. E. Darwin It. A luxiuider E. Urr, E.JJrown, John It.

Woodward. William il. Wallace, I rllli Crouell Madden, II. E. Piorrmiinit.

Williani MaiahaU. oleott, (ieorce H.SouttiariJi A. itead, 1 '1'lieotluro Dieier, 'i i. ti' inaa. B1HE KOrLI.S TRUST COMPANY.

I7M MONTAGUE STREET. CA PITA SURPLUS $1,000,000.00 rcrivp monny on deposit, stibjoct to chck at eight, and allo vs inti rest on tlm tiuino. Chocks drawn upon it pass throueh tho Now York ClcarinE House. I authorized hy law to act I'xectitor. Admlnfitrator, Guardian, Trustee, Fiacai and Transfer Agent and as Reyibtrar of Stocks and Loans lunmiyuii Buiuia and Mormauea una ou other bocurity.

II TiCEItS FELIX CAJfUI'M. Pr.i. d. iit fl U. DE'TAlEIi.

J'irrtt Vrco Prufiidoni, IIOIlAiJE J. MO IiS Vio President. EDWARD JOHN.VLN, A. RuoDV, AnHictuut JYlix Campb.iU. Frederick A.

Horace .1. EiiKene Bla' kf.nd, llenry 1. lulUiii, Daniel F. Lowift, Jacob Detnnor, David A. Huody, CorneliuH N.

Iloaifland, Julin 10. Soarles, Jr Jkiiioro M. Bon, Bernard Gallagher, Howard M. Smito, (ienriro L. Pnase, Frederic A.

W'ard, Unlamon V. Tanifemaib Ahmzo SlotP William B. Hill. Kdvrard li. BartleU Robert J.

Kim ball. A'. PROGRAMMES. COUPON TICCETS Alareostookof WOODCUTS. Riithb.i for THEATftl CAL AND MINSTREL TROUPES BJiOOKLYil jOB WUNTIMQ OFFlGji.

IU 222222 ,11 cerxi 'n on oo en ou oo roll oo oil oo on 11 tcoo 44 444 4 44 4 44 44444444 44 44 A OO 00 AV WO OO OL WAAWO OO OL WVVW OO OL VVVV 00 OL 0 00 OL 00 00 LLL BUB 2 Bb BL BBB lit B.L BBB LLL 11 4 Wool Blankets, full size, 83.00 goode: Mo odaj'a price, 82.23. 11 4 Wool Blankets, special value, $4.50 goods; Mouday'4 price, 83.45. 11 4 All Wool Blankets, 811.00 California Roods; Monday's price, $4.50. 11 4 All Wool Blaukato. a7.00 California line; Monday's price, $3.00.

12 Dozen Best Quality German Color TURKEY RED TABLE CLOTHS, Worth double, 7T777 5W55 11 11 11 IU J2a0 222233 77 S5 77 77 oa 77 WS65 A NN NK KKEBTTTTSS3 i it a A A NNNKKE A A NNN KK EE AAA III It A AN NN It A AN NN KKEB EES SSS S3 EE SSS 8 LLL EE SS8 FFFFt FFFF RRR UU HUB 'ass3 FUR3 FOR MONDAY. tl ffil.75 $4.45 5.00 7.fi0 9.50 11.50 ii.73 HANDKERCHIEFS, Gents' Pure Linen Hemstitch and taoe borders. 17o. each 11 fur tiOo. Genla' Colored Borders.

12Jjo. and 2iio. Manufacturers' Samples Cent.1 also, worth 7nc, BOO ioz. Ladles' Scalloped Emb'd. V2Ho.

oaoh. Sample lot Kmbroiderod worth 75o. Japanese Silk Initials, Ladles', Cuts' and Children's 35c. Japanese Silk, Plain and 23c. 49o.

OLOVKS. Ladles' 50c. Cashmere Glo7osr 20o. Children's Cashmere Olores, lOo. and 23o.

Goats' Doeskin Gloves, $1.25 goods, for 59a. LADIES' SKIRTS. Ladles' Merino Skirts, 'regular prioe Mondar Monday Ladles' Stockinet Skirts, regular price 50c. Ladles' all wool Knit Skirts, regular price 31.25, Moo. day Ladies' Stockinet Skirts, emb'd, refrnlar price Cl.oO.

lUonilay $.2. Ladies' Cloth Skirts, rfith pleating, rognlar price 81.00. Monday 75o. Lsdioi' uuiltod Farmer Satin Skirts, regular prico 91.15, Monday 75u. Ladles' Cloth Skirts, double pleating, regular price 81.75, Monday S1.25.

Ladies' Skirt Patterns, all wool, rognlar prico $1.25, Monday 05o. CORSETS. Satoen Corsets, all colors, regular prioo Monday 40c P. N. Corset, with oork protector, regular prloo iSl.00, Monday 75o.

It, ti. extra long wstst Corset, regular price 81.25, Monday 05c, WRAPPERB. Ladles' Wrappors, Indigo blue; regular price Monday 05c. Ladles' Flannelotto Wrappers, regular price Mouday $1.25. TWO HOURS' SALE IN DOMESTICS.

8 TO 10 A. M. Canton Flannel, 3f. yd. 0 4 Atlantic Shooting, Brown, 17o.

8 4 Atlantic Sheering, Brown, 15o. 10 4 White Atlantic Sheeting, 22c. 8 4 White Atlantic Sheeting, lHo. 4 4 PociuofA" Brown Mualin, OMo. Kufuuants Outini; Flaunel.

5c. Remnants Dross Ginghams, 4ijo, LACE CURTAINS. 1 lot ecru, 3H yards, this sale 51.25. lot white, 3 yards, 81.51); this sale 81.25. 1 lot ecru, 3 yar is, S3.

00: this sale $2 50. 1 lot white. 3 yards, 44.00; this sale $.1.50. 1 lot ecru, 3X yards, So.UO this sale 4.50. T.

A. A L. F. NEWMAN. 805 FULTON STREET, 270 TO 283 WASHINGTON STREET.

tt WH' 55855 S3 '11 09 99 55 li P9. P9 55 SSS li 99999 55555 11 99 55 T8 8 SSS II 9399 6654 CCO 00 MN N.M VVV OO RRR 'JTTT A 00 MM MM OR AA 00 OMMMMK OR A A fi Sl'l' RRR A A BBB BL BL BBB BL 0 OO OMNNMF OR AAA CO OH tt A COO 00 MT 00 It A A AUUU FFFP FFIf If RRR RRR 'SSB, 'B 8 UU 8SS SPECIAL PRICES IN Ladies' Black Fur Collare, New Styles, with heads Alaska Sable Edging Furs, SI. 98 por yard. Boavor Edging Fur, ready to sow on Black Haro Capes, pointed front, high collar Black French Coney Capes, pointed front Black Russian Lynx, latest out high collar Black Australian Lyna, latest out high collar Brown Beaver Capes, high rolling collar Children's Sets, White Thibet, Collar and Muff Children's Gray Krimtner Sets, Collar and Muff GentB all wool Hose 25 worth 3f)o wortb line worth 25o worth UOo worth 40o worth 39o wor(b 25o worth 30: worth 3Uc Gents' natural wool Hose 25 Go tits' fast black: cotton 15 a Ladies' black all wool 10 o. Lftdifts natural all wool 20 Ladies' fast blaok boot pttUrni 25 c.

Childron'k hoso, all nzes Children's all wool hoso, 25 Ghildron'u last black, double knees. a BALE OF BRUSHES. We have just bought for cash the entire sample Hod of a New York agent tor (he famotu house of A. Dupont t'io, Paris maaufaaturers of Kins Urimhos, Wo will soil them oa Mondaj at losd than cost of im portation. Lot No.

1, ToothrBruibes. 5o. Lot No. 2, Tooth Brushed, Ho. Lot No.

'i. Tooth and Nait Brushes, lBo. each. Lot No. 4, Tooth and Nail Brushes, each.

Lot No. 5, Tooth and Nail Bruihed. 25c. each. il dozen moro of thoiie eenulno Fforenco UaU Brash es, 4Wc.

wortn 1.25, 5 dozen Hoiii Back (lair Brnshea, 3.1c. each. li dozen Straw Clothes Brushos, 23o earh. A lot of odd tlair Brushes, 10c. each worth 25.

Fan hale. 15 dozen Feather Fans, with Satin Baoks and Horn Frames, usual prico, Monday, D8c. LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS. Ladies1 Norfolk Waifita fDomet Flannel), Monday at 75c. Ladiaa' Norfolk Waists (OhoTiot) in blue, Mon day, worth adiQi' Norfolk Waists (all wool), "Tricot," in navy blue, brown, cardinal, carnot, gray and black, Monday, 81.

hi). Ljidio.i' Norfolk Waists, "Kino Ladlea' Cloth," trimmed with braid, at $2. 75; worth :j.r0. Ladies' "Fmu Uonriettfl" aN'orfolk Waists (trimmed). Monday at worth $5.00.

LAOES. 08c. Black Tosc Drapery. 48 Monday 47c. S1.U5 Black Gimntilly Flounciug, 45 61,25 yd.

Cream Silk Drapery Net, 43 4Ut). yd. 35o. Black all riilk Trimming Laaes, oaly I2H(a. yd.

1 2c. Torclion Lace and Insertions, only 7o. yd. Fine Tambo Laou Tidies, 2uc. goods, oaly 10c.

eaobu VAILING3. Complete assortment in all latest styles, Special prices of this week, RUGS. BoBt Smyrna. 1 8 91.00. 1.50.

Best Smyrna, Best Smyrna, liOxllO. .83. Best Smyrna. HUiTB. 3.89.

Big jobiu Moiiuot, 5.2.3. T. A. 4 L. F.

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