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ADJUSTMENTS,

Miss Jane Coombs appears this evening at
Albaugh's in BLEAK House."
This is baby day at River View on the Samuel
]. Pentz.
The Beautiful Creole Company arrived in
their special palace car this morning and will
appear at Kernan's this evening.
Miss Lillian Lewis In "Credit Lorraine" at
the Bijou this evening will be something above
the average.
Capt. Randall takes a family excursion to
Colonial Beach on Thursday on the Samuel J.
Peptz.
A grand concert will be gived at Irving Hall,
Linden Station, Baltimore and Ohio Metro
politan branch, Wednesday evening for the
benefit OF the new church at Forest Glen.
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The Cable Cut, but Quickly Mended.

mo S"OAS Sots Oos MUMMY SACuuCus
Yesterday morning at 1915 o'clock the cable
on the 7th street line was broken and traffic
was stopped for several hours. Grip car No.
had just reached the big switch at the upper
end of It'll street, where the cable passes around
the great wheel at the end Of the line. The
grip man, of course. should have released the
grip from the cable. but he failed to do so. and
when the grip came to the wheel it cut the
wire cable as sharply as knife could have
done It, The splicer. an employee Of the COM
pany. and an expert at it. was at once sum-
moned. He was soon on the scene with all
sorts of tools and appliance. Fourteen teams
of horses were put to work and by their aid
the two ends Of the cable, which had been
loosened from the drums.at the power house.
were brought together. Both ends were pulled
out of man hole and the splicer at once set to
work. He made neat and quick job Of 1t and
soon the cable was an endless one once more
The slack was taken in over the big drums at
the engine house, the machinery was started
and at an early hour everything was in first
rate running order. Yesterday the cars were
running as usual and carrying large numbers
Of passengers.
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CAaprrs.

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BOARDING.

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FOR RENT-FLATS.

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J. "a floor. 422 o NV; neatly papcred sanitary
plumbing windows to north and south separate stair
way; rent reduced to IA to small family. have also
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tons. L. A. MCINTYRE, 2.2 NV, opp. Trinity
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LOST AND FOUND.


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CONT Place. new cut road. GeorTetown. DC ss-3t'
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ONCE and set reward s6-4r
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GU instant Ladies' Columbia safety Bicycle.
no. 3:4. Above reward return % McpkvfTT's De-
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IL specifications In trout Of I. W. Smiths once. COR
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The sprinE games OF the Fordham College
Athletic Association were held yesterday morning
despite tho Indictment weather aud the performance
during tho day fairly good whom the condition Of
track and ned is considered The resuSare ms toOws
Uno.hundred yard DAsli--linal heat won by r. kcNt
inc l.. ELLEN second. Time, L. seconds
Half mile Run-Won by p Comerford with c. Living.
ston second Time minutes 81. seconds which beat
the previous college record By q. b. DonmeY, min.
utes :" seconds made at the fall games Of aNsI
emilr Eun-Won by J.. Connect, with I. COuerford
second. lime, minutes |" seconds The latter seemed
exhausted llN Ills previous eNeriiOn-
halfni.e Walk-WOn by Z. Livingston In minutes ~
seconds i Slcvin second
Putting II pound Shut-won by C. Livingston with ~
feet inches. 5. g. Pluukett second with ~ feet d
inches
POE Nant-R. Johnson and Z. Livingston tied at :
Feet = inches and johnson won tho toss.
kunnlng High Jump resulted IN another tic, G
straub and T. CUmer'ord each stopping AT feet 10
INCHES StrauO won the toss.
throwing lhpound Hammer from Htandeill -WOn
by Livingston with G3 feet inches; T. COmer:Urd
second with hS feet
Throwing 20 pound weight-Won by J.. Comerford with
Il feet inches. K birmingham ser0ud Will - feet
LlNinRSOnled with thT hrsts and TWO seconds Com
ertord behind with irstS and three seconds
The oncIas Of the day were Heteree. u II. Baxter
New YORK Athletic CLUB. judges c. j. Reilly, 30 Eng,
fnrdhain College Athletic Association, and T. BAKER.
~. hng, fcrdhnm college Athletic association; meas
leic Association. ami T. j. Keating ;. L Fordhn Cot
ege Athletic Association; starter, D. See faStimo
Athletic Club; clerk OF the course. A. q Burrows, gO
FOrlham College Athletic Association.
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There never has beon season when much nm
certainty existed in connection with CoHegS cham
ponship AZ is the case n the present time.
Tie game fixed for to day between Princeton and
BROOKLYN had also to be postponed. Washington Far
required by tho Brooklyn AMI New York League
base bal, for scheduled game Il Is likely
skiL
oNew iork team which was have taken place Pros
pect Park yesterday had he postponed IN
the weaher. The two teams va! instead at Wash
lnRtoh iark on saturday Afternoon next at O'Clock.
e game So1e in the series for the championship Uftho
Metropolitan Lacrosse Association and both teams
lecl to win H. The college men have been training
very hard for their tusse with the BroOkiyns whom
hey consider ihei! most formidable opponents while
strong tennis as the PrlnOetOns Lehgh Stevens and
rhaderhias '"' ~'''
The Staten Island team. which expected to play
loss Of few Of It's last years team for whom It
yet been able 10 provide satisfactory substitutes Tho
until they nre much stronger. This is thought a mis-.
take as nothug has so far neen discovered Which can
IN individual or team II would he much beter Tor
them 10 Play matches oven II they did win hrs
Tor the ultimate benrnt they would get from IT, The
reputation won by the team IN tho past should be
allowed 10 fail into inuOcuouS desoutude
The three strongest teams in the characterization
Johns I,pkInS- are apparently so evenly matohs that
OUTSIDE Lacrosse men are totally at sea as to iIel com
not lie ,te to pick the winner In strength and Weight
wtn Irincetoh and LeiIh Oltcas, Johns Hopkins bnt
team, and what II therefore lacks in avo,rdup0s and
nsce II VIII very key more than make p IN skill ir
certain Tor ii Is sa,d tha; Princeron has gwen
the linS team gentle nm lat any attempt to put
ton fees hat as hrGer 81 tho champ 0nshp It las
more Of STATE than Il" me other tchnA aad will not
trtrfe allow any unfair rracces on 'lle part OF itS
or On"nlS.
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Yachting,

Tho south Boston Yacht Club will open the yachting
season Memorial Day with for boats under 10
feet sailing length And all boats under rs feet whether
belonging to any club not will have their third
OF the season Tho regatta will be held of the club
house and Will commence at o'clock
Philip Schuyler and John l.. Cadwallaier have pur
chased tho steam yacht NOOya from j NJ Scars OF BO
ton She IL Eeo yacht aud was built by Laird Bros
81 Bril- enhcad in 1870 In ss5 she altered by Poll
Inches and 10 feet draught She will fly the New York
Yacht Clubs pennant
Dr. Ray V. Pierce, who owns the steam yacht Nydia
Just launched from wntring CHAINS yard South BROOK
yn intends to Lave Trial trip in his boat early
month She was designed by Naval Architect Henry
GelOw OF tho Atlantic Yacht Clup, and tho model
good one both for beauty. speed and going qu,l-
ties. col Elmer Smith Or. Plerces ght bower Is hav
inx tho WORK pushed rapidly Oh 10 completion
capt Jake Schmidt tho yacht builder and skipper
who dei at Stapeton staten Island last week sitter
long illness was character among yadhthmen. lie
was an expert at fashionimR fast open yachts and
years he WAS always hired by the New York Scawan.
haka Atlantic ami Corinthian clubs to supply the
stake boat at tho finish of the races Capt Jake was
reliable man in an emergency, and his faithful dog,
Sailor, was his irst mate.
The following fNtures have been arranged for tho
coming season by the Quaker city Yacht club open.
ing cruise, May 80, annual regatta, June . over ITO
club course, from GlOuceser 10 Marcus Hook and re
turnl pennRut regatta, June ~ CLUB cruise Juii T. >
and q pennant regatta Jnly %: annual crnise, Aug
10 ~ lin Long Island sound; pennant regatta Selt :"
In the club will be considered as entered for Tho Qnnnlnt
which will be sailed under EOrinthAn rules HE
yacht In each lass winning TWO OF the three fncea WI!
be awarded a champion pennRnt OF her cAsa
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SHOOTING.
National RInc Association.

A meeting Of tho Board OF Directors OF tho
National Rifle Association Of America was held In room
h5ITtmpo Court yesterday afternoon. ten. Robbins
was called to the chair, aud member Of the Range
Committee he informed tho Board that all the ranges
NJ CFeednOor hat becn nut in order for tho summer
practice. lie also stated Oat up tojuue ~ except on
troOpA
Tire Secretary was Authorized 10 prepare q prO-
Erhnmr Tor nOntlly nR'rheS hctwceN mark smen after
rst obtaining tie rslusus permission from the Adm
tunt GENERA.
committee Consisting n Mes,rs sheppard. Waiter,
nrG Duane, was Gppon,ed to m9sc an necessary nr
ringtI tor the il Or Ihn ~ ucttt Uu aud
T. was instructed report a. the June meeting oil lie
Board
M members Of the Ronri exl rtsScd Z. "rlsclvcs
unanimously brug III tnvOr Vt canvas targets IN
het pt iron ines Inc lUart tlItn adjourned
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Fighting Notes.

:. Poe McAuiTe is not colored.
George Godfrey and Patsy Cardiff will spar at the
$500 trophy.
Billy smith Is completely broken up over his deestby
$500 that due him for the gh and says that he 90,
Ing back to Australia
Bride 10 finish with skin gloves, vii into active
probably look after HIM.
The Erie County Athletic Club of Buffalo will offer a
SLIGO purse for contest Setween ne Weir and Prof
test to take place before tho club in June,
II is doubtful f sayn comes to this country rich
him aud wants him TO 60 GU! TO ape colony and start
oder and, perhaps retire rom the rinx permanently
The Gate %ty Athletic CLUB Of Omaha Neb h2s been
an! g The near future i WI onSr large purses for rs!
sSpoyed Of lie club at "ary q
per aInuin.
HGh wTfs TO IN tnS cry hI s she
selves q Obtain evidence and witnesses to prosecute
Harding brought to rurvs
The members OF tho syndicate Boxing Club Of Yonk.
sSvs Contest have initiated 'eotss YeGns the
master. to secure them box FOR any Of the contests
%a s sS viz f the oHnSd lF''a '0 neS were
Ed Smith, the Denver heavy weight writes from Bluo
SS SPT3Fs md Sg to T As1 ssf@f that TON al as
on Nay T. NJ Allen has accepted 1t VIII be an affair
AaIdOOn are training Smith, who is quite confident
TIE %Es. th M T2F s x,I ..l
jackson, has written to tie California Athletic Club
that Peter will try and have tho match with sullivan
POSTPONED 20 that he can make n visit 10 Australia
Jackson says that he will be ready to iHht within six
weeks from nmS of signing articles.
Billy lacey the well known light weight pugIlst.
called AT the IUi,cC "u-,te 0Gce yesterday with his
hacker posted a forfeit Of SlUr ana lett tho following
cNa' euge FRANK White and other ambitious light
weights Having hear SO much Boosting from Frank
white, the light weight who claims he can defeat me
in the prize ring with or without gloves, for any
from SHhltO fl,Ub. II hite Ia not blow
ing and business will give him an opportunity
whip and to vii! some uncT Il he succeeds; but
will have nothing to do With ,nrh contest as his
bait with Daly but viii insist the money being put
IN will arrange match TO meet Nh!te at la3 pounds,
for $500 $40 o. with gloves four weeks from signing
articles To prov" mean business have posted 500
with the ImIr' Gl:cTC and VIII meet White and LIS
hacker at that Office any dhy he may appoint. And l
wish him TO understand ] mean business
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H. ". Sucum lr. the American CHAMPION, advises
all begnneTs 70 pay tue net LAGr Nf theory IL thal u
PLAYER should invariably run to tue net hltHr us urs
Luin, even thOuR hO los" an ncclstU"lt point - II
There b ttIe dVGb. but that his Is The most efectN
game
year al "ewp"rs ".US many POINTS on MS LrrrlLr rHr
wee lie AN! " \. laYuT yer the Hwl!tcSL service
OF any players a. Nus country Very i1w are cAphr e
OK serN NJ swift bal accurately hs these Two play
10.
r. Wright ~ lie Columbia Law school, who n few
years ago spent cannes rance, winch ~
great rrsOrt Of the year for English
hNh pdrer Is no NiFed mis- country iLst summer IN ~
mucn "roTFhtcd player Tue latter RwaNH plays base
me gam" aud hr rgilt /, Of opinion that goo nel
aver an WAYS win against uur VA" plASh The former
rtSi1 T." say low ever that y BeI-Iaw ia The great
e. PLAYER IN The word, and could dceat any onu IN hs
country easily
fns .cnshaw brothers u England receive an Income
OF - go @yedr from iher estates THrr spend most
81 th"r iimn at fashionable Watering places paying
tehl" lheN are .tTemey careless about the prizes
me- wnL hul OH one occasion lost "a eliza eugr cup
valued AZ Yer i't podn.s year after icy attended
won ana Or hoe proprietor. ASKING them II ihey lad
not lett NhIFc On TIER lat Wit after ident
Hell ana IN IT the CUP wac found
Inc Gnnnhl tprny 'euul- Tournament II ~" Errkeey
Alhlelt 'mb MI re held at ~ athletic grounds tie
l-r.r IS Oval Norris Dock. : tho last week IN
NaS A"I wa "Oi 49, ~ ~" iul wang r'rut- lass A
open " al 'onit"nsns ElHE o. re vAu@I at
49, FrilnihaFy rVrnis GrnH Auuprj. " y .i, uunis
on Decoration ltN ta-EI' bnpu ~ % (, "a lp Iluvr NOT
won hTce if't ~. ''u'I"n"u. n frI mt Ir,u
NAl.el atf second lrifH .-N-' AZ .tH .F"l AY
f"%''N n ri," 0'' or ~ nR' On ,'"r"talog
he cent a. Mr. i'Af'I N,t HriurL up W. icon a"euIr
IHlTIcs uipss Fa'urIaA Ma !
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Auuntir.

c re-" Ttg9r M. m?4 ~. mem "f b III Scs Rowing
Tie Middle htates Regatta As-ociaion - now com
they will reach nearly thirty at III" next meeting
IN c0miercuce with a committee of tIteo q N" Nan
haitian Athletic Cinb in reference to the Rus'Eaaton
OF the two clubs
< Anderson who roweh SO 2 in the pAuntIess Row
n nS T ss OF On thu TnTn hey n in the pT
capture the junior stugle event on DECORATION Day
The TTnnRors2n r"GR e. OF The Harlem HcGa,,a
to carry spectators and follow the races n Their regat,
viii DO anchored iear the fnisS linz.
Tho members OF the Metropolitan Rowing Club arc
Ets'i es H r9' '9n aaSH
Ney the members and their friends to the hotel
There is rumor in circulation the eject that 10.
seph ilatt has changed his mind, and viii again row
Ka1snswood Boat CluS The foconGiiaom Is 's said to
last sunday
The Crescent Boat Club Of the Harlem on Sunday
Sre an oITSs crew ~ 'snIK s s.s he
have sTery.hns neSesrv to Help ,hs" to to- win
Plenty Of material to Select t from M ' 10 'A''' -
The first Ladies' Day Regatta of the season viii be
that OF the DAuntless Rowing Club, which will take
Bridge 10 fsffs az R as
lowed Ny supper and dancing n the evening
I toTHs sS MAKE Rn III; Iaun's qnCr
MseS + M1gf0s 9
the 'unor four slIoll crow C. Busso bow X H. lies
tz, .; l. JosephthaL 3; b, Levien, stroke
Capt Frank Connell of the Dauntess Rowing Club has
Ratta by doing he would be obliged to weaken his
junior crew by taking TWO OF the bost OF the
SSs tie b ssR1G 81 ba S9'
ness ENGAGEMENTS He has therefore enter tho
some good work also both crews being the water
every evening.
The Staten Island Athletic Club will hold Its annual
club regatta AZ tho boat house West New Brighton, H.
!. NJ. Tie following races will be open club mem
bers SINCE scul, handicap four Dared barges with
prizes will be given TO the winners In each
The course viii be about ono mile, with turn except
bers who are interested in rowing arc earnestly no
quesed to send III their names for at least these
ali open rsSaas mmdaty after e aoSs sTsn %T
Entries close May 20 with Charles Y. Hart Chairman
Boating Committee. : l. &c.
The New England Amateur Rowing Association have
compe ted all arrangements for their fourth annual
Rata which will be held over the Old COlleg course at
Lake QuinsigAmond Worcester Mass on Bunker iii
The association spAring neither time nor expense 10
make thsreRRtta greater and possible more
Rramine Of races is follows; Single scull shells
senior and Junior; single scull shellS intermediates
double sca shells four cared senior o1 and aner
four pared work. boats senior and Junior and eight
i've second prizes will given II eight entries
third prizes will be gwen An additional prize will DO
banner to the ciuDs Of The winners All the evenIs are
open except the intermediate scullers race which IS
for members Of the association only All races
mile turn and the eight cared shell race which IL
ono and one half miles sIalghtaway The entrance
soul. 81; fouroarS SO eight oars SIS Entries 70
ceyed TO and including Monday, Iune 9. and must 10
Worcester Mass ~ 'N'' ''@'''' WA 90
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Billy Murphy, the Australian light weight
who credited with defeating Ike Weir before the Call
f0ruia Athletic club called TIM SuS office last night
II Nurpv's ambition was to create an impression he
may rest satisfied lie did It decidedly Dressed IN tie
rANiest az clothing with "a diamond in hrs shirt frou'
that 0uked 30 be formidable rival to the celohrn'el
kohi moor loud English twang. Frank hanit :
swaEser, and an emphatic way OF declaring his con
tempt for all lighters but william Murphy, Esq, ho was
rssrgn he for breeze that quite refreshing after
MUrpny may he n Ighter. but moiesty is not one of
MS trans In Tuesdays 81 six IOmaso Holden had III
nmated that he won be i!eused To meet the Austria
cisco ami tee. lie lick the doubtful conquer
or OF the spider that lie is willing TO hrht for $40 II
th' offer. lie expressed MS opinion of Holden IN IAN
HNaEe that may be qri;e ~ @,i IN the bush OF Aus
Medrommuni,ies lie viii fight Tor $2uul or nothing
At a. The California Athletic club WI hans az a
Murphy VIII meet INN in california some day. Tho
terms ar" somewhat modified IN the following in'er
nis %w. W., Nnrphy brought with him The ready
I'm Ec only too pleased TO meet him in fight, and
iqF every dollar t,nt 10 pn,s up ~ PIT up tw2
70 his 500 ana viii guarantee PURSE Of g. 90.
II he thinks he has any show with, me Will make
rounds Lot him post his and will cover It with
double the amount The night must be at lls pounds.
I'm oren to hight any other man living at that weight
for less than SI.,Nn side. Let Holden notify me
through Tug SnS when and where he will meet me to
-, n11rnny then passed away stopping long enough a.
If 1e moor to Say soy ike Msr mode
poper that m gov him six rounds for u purse to SEQ
whether h he can m,iSe a monkey Of me or not"
rival koh inoOr lighting the way Tho office cats tail
lost 10 rightly the desk boy resumed his nonchalant
Precipitation from his brow: the stnf heaved sigh OF
relief anu the effect Of Murphys visit Is but memory