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Referee sam SEQ Nearly Moss.d.

An event not down on the programme occurred at
the monthly boxing show Of the Triton Athletic Club
held on Saturday night at the clubs headquarters In
West street and but for tho timely nts:fer
ence of several OF the clubs officials the AFFAIR would
have undoubtedly wound up In . free light. Sam See
of the Acorn Athletic Club the innocent cause Of
all the trouble He asked TO referee bouts AMI
consented. Now he wishes he had not. for he came
OFT of the affair pretty rudey used up and suffering
from cut oil the mouth and otherwise injured
about the face.
The trouble occurred during special bout bet wesn
Billy Ross OF the Hanover Athletic Club and Billy Nc.
Nichol said to be member Of the Tritops. The lads
had fought three rounds without advantage to either
The judges disagreed. Referee Soc ordered extra
round OF two minutes. Ross had all tho hest ths
round. doing all the leading and getting IN the most
number OF blows. but tho Judges again disaRreed The
referee acting under tho rules wErded the bout 10
Rcss.
As soon as tie decision announced bedlam broke
loose The friends OF McNichol shouted ant GRO wded
upon ~. stage. anXion. 10 ge. q craek, at ses:
while be thinking how to get Of place Jack
McSichoi the brother OF the Defeated man can no
from behind and hit him heavy blow under the ear.
ME S p E, Hy nSapehng ns ys y q:
front teeth The cowardiy attack so sudden that
sect had no time to defend himself. lie finally 9ut
away ircm the scene without further harm.
committee OF members Of the club VISITED see At
for the treatment which he had received. they snjd
that hts decision was Just one that they wer. net al
anit for the attack and they would do all they could
to see that lie received satisfaction. MrSrhOi HAS not
still the promised that they wouia SEES that
he Is properly punished. '
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The ORANGE 4. 4. WIN Not R-trset.

BECK CarRc Feb cs.-T.e B'arH r Directors Of .se
Orange A,h.ec.., C. cid 'Ieciai ree:.ss en- sst.r
day evening TO ccrs:er ter s'tcr o: two week. asa
In leaving tts A..ae-r Athletic Union The meeuay
VA. kant AZ fo- ,w, .pr;s ard vac characterized ny
son,e warn, teba,-s Is was earned TIA: she CHER
reasor 'he tirr'tors ;ad To- eavns ne :n wnr Sc,
tot vers ne h.ir .;". sGe!.l:S ,nshy rsnaa!ng n
rre,Si,:. sasr.,-. 81 ~ Yote 70 Withdraw IL.
trs,cnat.or "".'% taxsn Npf lot. - iha, ths
Tue see: ;@n . as hn.. :. R',scior. wais taks,
sam Roar" Arthrr yar,hE said thar |; IL wat M, Cor
SIX :noitas There IL 'o@s ta.s Of holding a mass
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Football.

Tho cold weather Yesterday did not deter the Irish.
American and Emmett football teams from playing a
match at the Gaelic games The cold made the players
put the best game since the close Of tho champion.
ship series The ball WAS put In play at O'Clock and
for twenty minutes was Eept In tho middle OF the
held determined was tho play Of the forwards In
each team Finally. Ryan OF the h.Amercans dri,
bed the bal! down the line and got u past the Em
NETS backs. some Of hs comrades then came to his
for point.
In tho second half the Emmets only tried to prevent
their opponents from scoring and they did no,
in their efforts for tho lads with the harp and eagle ON
their breast secured two points The score wA.
lris'.AmcricuEs. 3 points; Emmstg, q.
The teams we're placed us follows:
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POORLY MANAGED GAMES.
HArriers and Miiitinmeu Lose Money On q
Joint Athletic Meeting.


Only small crowd OF sp,cts,ors watched the deci
sion Of the games at the Forty seventh Regiment nr
mory Brooklyn. on Saturday night. which given
by Company Z and the Prospect Iarriers. The man.
agement exscrable and the contest devoid Of in.
terest. The sum mares follow:
st hia mss
ysrsi.y Of r.nnsyyania q iee' ,sseeoi TIM, ~
8 fssp H.; iilyri'nussn. ~ !: L. iso, second;
i Hiisy xavier !. "sra,e% ~'H EaHard i.
issn: Icia,assr %n.nS%iIsn \ e & Feb .ss'
J. y tss :se1,d : sst S'" 3 kixt% 'sai
iamsGnrap T. A. ieet, second: time 10 seconds.
ss"sSns asai w"a y T. . ss
second Time: . seeohns see"!d heat won ~ Y.
~ Ts :sssn ,,isP I, ;..;
.a s Ts rex: r a Gsu
,ts9nd men wSn by zus. Time. Gti .sr"Hi;;; FINAL
xs. Fss,ss., IL" K
sx'st } s.i a i~'G fe !.sy Is
nm Sor:'Ey::
a"n t. .eioH GssFss Kss;sa w,yms
toust; S G.srss cr%eSo yopHs ' Mr". ins
1,s 'n Son s c %T%; ;r'sna sas""a Ss@
fs,s f,S ssSenf Yssa %Iyt; s, A. h
tue ss s H. n re-" Nun sss
c.. and charles srh;lIny &ing:Gn A. q.
oneinon;,nndyarl Ran iiandISap,-M or hy 7. llier,
.Dyards. aird. lime. mlnaies "a seconds.
FOurhund r,t.'nii .r0rty.yArd Ran bankruptcies
heat won By \ W,srhaascn; Manhattan A., q, 6
Tracy, Acorn 4, a. d+ yar.i. third !! ii. Cohen, N,w
JerseyA G. as yar!-l. No tino taken seeOud NEAT
d As" yards. 4 iSa q p.s,s ASoT Hi
Tsr yr oM Z, ISa De s.nl s e. ts ,sSonds
sSs: Ell Ssy Ss;s Sla TsxSa:,I
sS Eat yeFa&s a fsan sian ,
yard sas 'sTSas s &c: &c:
ID Ran !yoyic.,-y. e.
fisisnlsrn. Eishy:sxIh street \. n. c. A" second.
and p stone Columbia A. C., third. Time. minutes
Running High lamp tNandicap>-won by y. y swss.
feet 10 inches: f. H. sharsr Manhattan A. inch 81.
second. with lamp Of feet inches anc g rworiy.
Ssy.er A to1s inehes third with IN acsual leap c:
Onc.nils Walk lnaniicap Won by $. Liebgoid. Pas.
time. g issrnsshl; Ha.ry Never a5 sseons.,. sec'
Time. minctes ~ 40 seconds.
Three mile Rar iscratcLl-WGn by T. HJert0rrg. New
Jersey A. O.. sam Freete Brooklyn, .econi and II ".
halstsl. Wayne A. o., third. Time. III minutes "a 30
An exhibition game Of football WAS played by the
ySSE.s.; FEB .s-Ths Yonser. Athletic Club wall
Garasld Hal Tue iaIS ibs elat ha. Inst tsrm,nat3
s sns as % hs. M sa e
the summer. Two no w., hnis plots will lie added
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A Io. or Old Pedestrians STRANDED.

NV ORLEANS. Feb. ?s-Prof. Bill Clarke. who bas
been running sx.days go-asyou.p please match here
this week. skipped yesterday for g. Louis With The
funds. leaving tho peuos,nans wEoout any pr,xs
E,oney Clarke advertised extensively and rot lsrss
number q hs leading psdes,r.ns 70 snisr tks nsSi
Cox " Philadelphia. II E Moore OF Brooxiyn. frank
Har. Of Boston. George Connefs and George CarrtEhs
81 England and H. Il. Bennett OF Toronto, The msIok
proved to be o financial failure.
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I'0filInW.
k,cLhum. Defend Their Honor.

r., ,.e r,toE ~ TIT. srS-sie, Having ro.,,.s "a.
annoasce aert ihAi ,ss :r..aAmsF'eau CS II te,.
tS"y ,"t.s,sd ils kie.s,@; r., sh.rp'Sss az asss
t toS2,,sd The KckAan. GU the CONTRARY The Ere
Ssms is.ssted ne Enlme,s IN 'teir hrss game.
=, 'WS"oa.id-. :.f;s .! s9a: and ps f.
a.. Econ H a ZAP. wss ;oT Ne
\ 20 The Emm-ts point,
! IL. iva ,ab. WAS hlsoae "
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Harvard to Play HAN ut Manhattan Field.

After nm absence OF four years tho Harvard baseball
team " i'll mike It's appearance In New York city In
game early In April with tho Cherry Diamond team at
Manhattan Field. Manager Chnsscard has arranged
game. with Harvard. Yale Wesleyan Lehnh. Dart
mouth, rLle freshmen Amherst. Cornell. Brnwn ana
Fordhaiu also three games each with the Orange Z.
Monicair A. c. New Jersey A. c. Staten Island A. G.:
Or!.ani Field Club Cathedral A. c. Mercury A. and
others The Manhattans viii open the season on tho
Inst Saturday in March. Jim Robinson promises n
line d diamond nj Manhattan Field.
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The rordham's Baseball Schednle

Tho Fordham College schedule is beginning to take
shape. The games definitely arranged up to dato
arc ~ follows: March 80. University Of Yer.
mont at rordhan, April Z. williams College
at Fordham: April II. Amherst College at
Fordhami Apri! 20. Universty OF Pennsyvn.
For lham; May l. Mercury BHse Ball Club at iCrdham
HAY trinity College ut Fordhan,: May g. Volunteers
fnrdhAm; May 10, Holy Cross College at Pordhnm:
May is. smith Bros Baseball club a. For,lhan May
l.ye at Hartford; May 20 University of Michigan at
fordhnm; May " New York University at Fordham;
Harvard and Yale have. promised games. but they
expected with Brown. Cornell Stevens. LAFAYETTE
Albany. New York (League>. Georgetown University,
Manhattan Athletic, Xavier Athletic, and Cathedral
Athletic clubs Hitherto the Fortham games b. ye been
being admitted; but y new grand stand has been
erected by tho athletic association. and they will be
thrown open to the public.
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BOWLING REoORDS
Work Bone ~ TIE Players In Section Tive
sfshe A. y. q.

otthe i've sections In the Am efican Amateur
Bowling Union. No. proved to be the most
interesting. The ofticial averages Just issued
by Secretary Moynahan show that Fielding OF
the Phoenix wins the FIRST individual prize.
Brill Of the Astoria A. c. Is second. and Cow
nerthwaite OF The Phoenix Club third. The
four teams from this section that will compete
10 the Anal tournarpe emit arc: Phoenix. New
York. Standard, and Grip. The records:
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HODGES IS CHAMPION.

He Wins the Final Game In Grand Style.
Tho final game for the chess championship
OF the State of New York. which stood ad-
tourned from last Monday was resumed on
Saturday night Mt the rooms OF the Brooklyn
Chess Club between Hodges and Oily. The
game WAS adjourned on Monday in the follow
ing position:
OPENING" FTANcHETTo Dr DONNA"
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Bowling Games To.nlghs

CHAnIrT TOURNAMENT
Glendale No !, Germana No. 2, Eeucke No, !, Social
Ataanta No. /. Amt liAgener No. 3
CARRurRERs's TOURNAMENT.
Saranac w. Orchis Orchis W. South Paw South Paw
vs.. SarAnac.
ACNE TOURNAMENT
Ftftt Avenue vs., Sn,nmAnder Salamsnder "a Brook.
lyn, Brook lyn vs. Fifth Avenue.
Horsx TOURNAMENT.
Liberty No. 2 vs.. Ravenswood No. l. Ravens wood No.
i Astoria A. c.. Astoria A. C. vs.. Liberty No. 2.
SOUTH BROOKLYN IoURSAxESZ
Star vs. Lincoln.
ARLINGTON TOURNAMENT.
Concords vs. Brighton. Kitty Va. vorwarts.
wHEELnENs LEAGUE.
Harlem Wheemen Manhattan Bicycle Club n
Harlem Wheelmen alleys.
BROOKLYN TOURNAMENT.
scatterpin vs.. Metro -olitan, Metropolitan ". Do
Long. De Long VS.. scatterpin
COUNTY TOURNAMENT
Hozhackcr vs. Spartan Spartan VS.: Valencia Boat
Club, Valencia Boat Club VS.. HoizhAcker.
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z1vx.Y wohx ii rHs COURTS.
rfopescd Match Between Lawler aBA Bsr
rett aNA Delnnxy nnd Quinn.

The members Of the Brooklyn Hsndball Club. ana
there wsro quite number on hand. something on
thef last club day that will not he forgotten for some
time. II was go" between two veterans. who, IN
the days Of tho Dousass street court. Brooklyn were
considered crack.a.1ack& The contestants were'
George Haney Of New York and Simon Henry Of brook
Ign. they have met each other on many occasions
with various success Each man has host Of friends
snd Tor ths pafpe.e Of snaetins the esntrSysrsy
he ID .t ss y:
picnic B. Henry "a, nSt m 4 rom hs ssiyg
picker 81 Roscommon was IN high gee oyer the re:
s9s AID after the scalp or the veteran Harrison OF
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Tho Ree,meut.l Team Match.

The third connection in tho Reaimental Tenn match
WAS shot on Saturday evening at the rife range OF
Seventh Regiment. The match Ia open teams Of
three men who hive never made record or 65 points
or better The scores and records follow:
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SrriNTS.
o Il d d l 0 o d l01lO1O 1old Ito
IsrHIGoRlS.
d q Il q II o 1 o 0 ! q o o d o o. g
Steinitz. 10: Tschigorin. 4: drawn, D.
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GALL Is NOW THEIR HOBBY.
'enms VIII Present Strong From,
the Coming scnsOn.

'enms VIII Present o Strong Front
the Coming Season.
1T Is still being made to have hammer
included as ono OF the events at the
lastic games There are two or three
1t have lads who can
good style. These
sed to tho tug OF
havo resolved it.
hammer throw
two sports could
t the same time Is
8 some very clever nth
IS Frank Burger. formerly
academy who won tho shot
...e games last spring. Burger Isl
fellow. considerable above tho
,hoolboy In physical development.
min appearance. but in ago he is
:. Burger is bound for Princeton.
i'll be IL good one for all-lround
10 pole vault has just been added to
is. A. G. .eyonts. and Burger is
hooI has ps1 Two extra f. good q sprnters
H nl IN ~ sbe sSs:sst and rus i6S ana srd.
SOL p ssf f at H. sIiaSar;ssy Ok
sGhoS 1s Ibis rspsss hHa ay bo Ie
ger captain Harry Billings. who
sry, CATERING PROPOSAL from I,S, , The
'lthut position for Harvard, There
@~Nonard l,rooks. Robert Brockway,and
v 'es 9 H4a fst s'rS sot GIsnt4
s tsss smn|l VII be st Ire msS'
~ left l!IeG Willard Hall, tho bicyeiist. and
larry CiQNAnd are tho principal contestants.
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whITl iLOpGEsD-ELEvLS PIHcEs.

The game terminated thus in favor Of
Hodges:
R-R45 RXR,RXR: AZ Ktxrr; KIkt?: AZQ-R6.
R-R2; * kt-Kt 7, Ri q 80 Pm :. 4 r; 80. p-O
6BxP: 81. H \ n. Q-kS: %. kt-B ch. K-B .:
IS Q x r. R-R 8: O.. R-kt :. P-Kt o: 55. R-K T. re.
signs.
Among the competitors for the champion
ship were LipschntZ. Dclmar. Hnnham. ken.-
eEy. Halnern. therefore the host talent Of the
State Of New York.
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Spartan House tournament Friday night resulted u
Henry IN s.ysi H:y Ell Myn 1885, v'
snnS ii. gssoo Ill., osa ''"'
m IS. No sss: : :s y
night Tue scores:
iSSi $S;'s as, o.,''' ,.s'
cSSnsy iao pShsr,y iss 4s'. H. h0''1'f
srcosp cAnx.
si Ss ..s', ,ss n ,so
sylynn-ESsre. 1872: si:r9t; 1872 vollmsr 49, Nur'
rsSs sS iso s Ss,s 4ss '+' e'n 1921
s !' sss y b. n ss ss'..ss; s: Il:
u.s. f ,AsH AL 49, '
ss. isS S1dlss s5 .ns s.s 5ss 5 Ho's FOL. a.
SECOND CANT.
SfsS;!f ies ':S Rssi '
s: u.s. Ssds,sf Is sns sss a iss "'9 as. a.
soa % a s iii s On IN K;
evening The scores: ,,,,,c.~x
s '+ To9ss 49, p'S9i Be-
1sy; Tloubboron. 1926: Hassmsr. 147. Total l376.
stars-Bierds. lIn schlaefer rs: NcEhinneY. 1oS:
s ac''f 1872
SECOND CANT
Il! Essssnne1ss:!E ~ Eson'se'''
Sars-Bierds 1870: Schlaefer. 1877; Boice 1877: HAgA.
don. lo7: ThOubboron Ill. Total. 63l.
In the Brooklyn subtournament games rolled ~
Acme Hall Saturday night the Rsinecke Club won
two games. Tho scores:
Reinscke-liiafker 12o; Roeber, 12S: Ebsrle 1853,
Eruse. 1877: Iseman. 1872. Total TAI.
Namee.s-Boden las: spencer. 9s: Norris lel: bay.
100; Waldron. l57 Total. Gal.
Hanover-Barnes 143; Nightingale ITS: Bodshbsreet.
12:: Landrnberger. 12a; Beinert. III; Total. $40
Name ess-Boden 148 Spencer. $50; Norris, 12I:
Day 1888: waldron, 125 Total. 665.
THIRD
Reinecke-Hafker. 1856: Roeber, lao: EbSrls, lN6t
Kruse. 1888: IiseInan. lbR Total, S4S
HanoveE1Barnee. $50: Nightingale. ia; Rndsl-
berger, 139: Laudenberger 163; Belnert. 16S Total.
699.
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TIE principal talk among tbe South Brooklyn hand
Dali players - tho match lately mnde between Louis
ODef snd barney fluaen Tor $40 side. TO 10 played
g. Courney's court on Saturday Afternoon, March H.
,hS s,Hms' hers.Gsore but honey" oRe thinis Tits
molly Will take the fat boy ia hand and promises to
have him In apple pie order the day OF tho match
The scores OF the nlAyed oil SATURDAY. yefc.
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shooting Aga,as, /. Twen,y.m,l. Wild.

twentym!le wind had a tendency 20 Gu. down
scores In Rutherford on Saturday afternoon IN the
team match between the Passsic Ci;y and Boiling
Springs Gun Clubs. The teams comprised twelve men
each snd they shot At twvntyhye trsetS and rr The
HtysIo a systsn TIE pA,sh ;e.s:isG a. follow,
Lane ls fas. 10. kless 20 lv!l.ster. is; HacI il:
Jesnerste. 10: Peck. 49, Total. l15
abbott iS; Ga'iIa s h., coemn" ts! ~. Gn,ap
The rest OF the dAy MAS Allied In with swespsiaks
Shooting
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A Tie Gnn,r OF Water Polo.

Tie game Q: water polo AZ tie Manhattan A. G. yea
clo,e,v matched. AZ the close OF harlfousht game
,ra ,coy. ,,ond me goal each. Both goal, wsr.
touched IN Inc trsi ss,t 'as ssceai yelling none
The team. were no :oIows'
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Tho winners played y singled handed game. and Ly.
nam won by n scUre Of ~ TO H.
Maios carmody did soma brilliant work during the
stralaht games and then he dis old townsnan
from Limerick Capt Billy Rose in the Same fashion
At Tnr nosoKrx COURT.
SUPERINTENDENT Jimmy Eeattns OF the Hoboksn
msnSSSM aud Rae9ust Sonst = trying TO arr.nge
successtul the contest will be one OF ths
Tina saisn. sns 70 sseon Of ne eoontfy ~ p.tp,ns
Quinn against John Lawler and Patrick Barrett for
purse OF $50 would like 10 II home and home
maCh one series in Brooklyn and ono In Hobofen."
~ n vr ANIL, We cannot SsTsnae tcr Brooklyn
one o. the most spirited samss ever played IN ne
Dsnnev ana Hugh G!hooy aRaiLst Patrick Barrett
and LAfry Ford The latter won. but every game was
stouty contested. Tho score:
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OF ths most Irominsnt soea! - wei! aquatic orgnE
xati0ns along the Hudson River transformed them
selves INFO a minstrel company last evening and enter
tainsl large humber o. irleais. Tte Opera House
society people along the river be.as present. Anon
tLe ksLf9rpSrs xexa iailQwkRx nkAkseza9 ShAed-
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celebrate thsr second Anniversary tomorrow evening
with dinner and ente ithinment at their .ymnasiupi
GARFIELD Hall TITO tarbf the club has Just terminate
and the outcome has efsn financial saeee,s The
the sunn,sr, Two nss &ns plots viii Is added q
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The Following men won sharpsho0tcrs' medals tho
sams evening:
Private A. Rlsley. Company C,............3c % ca
Private 9. ~ Clarnochan Company K.......3. a3 90
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general athletics. To tolong to such league
would DO TIE mnking Of ths, Inter three =,
aug rhs he h S%s T Ss ss' A ss srshs
fsa s I'll; s sas ds os+ ssSos
W6as ia, become Of that general, governing
oq vSs bsy So slIsns sGS Say
Y L Aidyioh. captain Of tho Brooklyn High
ssSa FL BIS ia sSI
ana aieip6i mines. This year thoy will DO bot:
ter: Aldrich vas considered phenomenal
The BrookIyns OF for the South To-day.
Tie team OF the 3-oesyn Baseball club viii ,ave
the South :h Afternoon by tbs steamer Algonquin OF
;so clyde Gns. Manager Ward has notified bis players
meet at Eastern Park at 10 O'Clock this morning.
tho following men Will start: Fouts Terry. uar,. and
stein. pitehers; 2ronther. nrst base Ward second
asa:-sr Con psi,.y a,i%nw and Carr ss,sssrs
probably 70 with tho 6ays HnaIoss may not star.
asy ~ ssc ss ;Tasy r Isas
hi fss ssn fr 81 kSw Vas W sa on saturday
niss lie has been taking the be: of care OF himself
s S1sy sSa S Sa r fa T. Sssa
"a good wSrk az catcher tas ths S,a,em .nna
Tss viii play in tho rsu. Florida
t ssss .s Sssl:s sn VII,
Of osAA Iasy arrive a StnSI eh Wa
...s VII elas d. as.s ssis: y shsss ss%ss
So aS ~ Ersstiyns Viii pay .sriss
s II: r. sa%s, No; fsy ESIiaas
Phia. VIII be adm!,,ea g. msns', o. the S,ss ~,
Brooklyns OH their SoGthern trip.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-17

The many investors in West Anna
polls building lots BY converging inter.
ests at that point have placed these
valuable investments permanently st
the front. Building has begun this
season with promise of decided acti-
witty. Every lot owner ought to do a
little to help in their mutual interests
if it is only the planting of tree or
flower, the arranging of grass plat
or the enclosure of a garden. By The
by these lots are garden ground of the
first quality and those owning them
can obtain a fine interest on their in
vestments by merely having them pro-
perry planted and cultivated. Lot
owners might combine for this pro-
ject and keep a gardener out there
permanently employed. They would
thus make their lots available for do
nestle purposes and add TO their pros.
pective market value. Take an inter
est in the work out there and do some
thing yourself to help it along. Above
all build. Put up neat tasteful unex-
pensive cottages. They will make
most delightful and desirable homes
and you can rent or sell them as fast
as you get them ready. Improve your
out there. 1t will pay well.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-17
Vicious Books for Boys

The youthful dime-novel hero, who
masked and armed held up and seriously
wounded a smaller boy at Lebanon, If
caught, should have all that sort of non
sanse spanked out of him by his parents
as we'll as be taken In hand by the law,
says the Philadelphia Record. There is
too much good literature floating about
these days which can be had for the mere
asking, and there is no excuse for par
ent allowing q child to feed on the vile
trash which is so attractive to a certain
type of boys. Sensations of good whole
some character can be found in
books of adventures which stimulate
none of the vile tendencies, but excite
the Imagination and arouse the boy. bo-
dy and soul If the mind Is kept filled
with this class of literature the coarse
and filthy books will soon lose their at
traction.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-17

st. Johns VS.. Annapolis-Thc ST.
Johns Victorious.


The Annapolis team played st. John s
yesterday afternoon and did not repeat
its original performance as the members
of the team expected Both teams were
handicapped by the absence of players.
81. Johns having a little the worst of it
in this respect. The game begun about
4.30 O'Clock and was not finished until
nearly seven. St Johns went TO the bat
first and won the game at the start. They
scored s runs ON good batting and wild
pitching, Iglehart making two runs and
two hits in this one inning The Anna
polls team was unable TO overcome the
lead, and the college boys didn't have TO
exert themselves during the rest of the
game. The final score was 10 to 8. Holt
dayoke was very wild and was hit much
harder than in the previous game. st.
Johns made IL hits and 6 errors TO their
opponents hits and an equal number of
errors. Yellott struck out 10 men and
Holidayoke 8. Chew made several beau
tiful catches and Tydings made q very
pretty stoop. The college team batted
well. Ridgely leading with four hits.
This game closes the baseball season at
st. Johns. The team has done unusual
lY well. having won games out of IL
played. Several games were lost during
the early part of the season which would
undoubtedly have been won had they been
played later.