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POPULAR 1EsTImoyIlh TO SEXTON.
A'''""fa Lovers Want to see the Old Conan
chs Swing His Cue Once Moro.

rue amount OF interest taken In the testimonial to
n''"aia'e1 b'liy se%ton By tie billiard lovers Is q
enee'lnt PROOF TIE enduring popularity of tho "Old
Gomah'he III the face Of his recent III fortune. The
BUN mas Already recorded tao fact that Maurice DAILY
star.sa inc testimonial with a subscription OF goo,
tsrwArdL George slossOn vii. chip In. too.
y. sn'a OF the brunswick Company said yesterday,
nihe brunswick Company has always been Kind TO
n. mnS seAton. anu they wllI not forget him now"
49, y, iIpes'her Is In tile West and IL Will not be
known unul ms return Just what the company Will
40, Mr. dudley kayanagb, tho oid.tImo champion,
Mas named o., maurice DAly as trustee OF the fund 10
10 eonifibutsd by admirers u the CoInanciie.
ihe NAN thlhg IN this project 10 10 induce the Co
t msh S,iie, ~ snsdSrassment &C. start things agoing in
w.ns,yn ~ Z i ne long d,,u.s q ms cue. What Biliy
90 40 nfGs1iies again He could gradually get back TO III.
himself and In playing condition could always earn
enough 20 i've upon. and he would soon b tbAck again
win tue ,prottsh' when tournaments were going on"
Dudley kayAnayh heartiy endorsed this sound adj.
vice. ana so did hlosson and silva. II looked yesIerdsy
as 4 the oid Camanche would soon he on his feet
stands ready 20 back him II DO eau secure a billiard
attention 10 buslhsss' he says, II he gets the room.
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READY FOR THE FINALA.

Finish OF tho Preliminary Bouts for the
Amateur Fencing Championships.
The preliminary bouts for the amateur
fencing championships were concluded last
night In the New York Athletic Club.
Several bouts In the duelliug sword
class remained over from last Tuesday
night. and these were fret disposed OF.
After o brief breathing spell thsc ombatants
went ut each other with the sabres. or broad
swords. and cut tho atmosphere OF the fencing
room mercilessly. All tho bouts were dis
posed OF. but the percentages to decide who
shall be eligible to compete In tho finals at
Berkeley Lyceum on May II were not COM
ruted. They will be figured out and announced
In a few days
The bouts decided last night resulted as fol-
lows:
Duel!ing swords ID. nammond Nsw York A. G.. beat
& Z. y Beat Ss Z {, s srnSsrr, S'S Y 1 I g g = to !: K sh 8 III :; SSc 4.
3 3. !. 4 4 s 8; ss- I. ! : A'''Is' i S.T J wv z: G G.r.r SS.r ;.nc 9 g
S HIM, r !; as.c@-' 4 Ss''4i%s&,. $S'z', rS:.. ! f.a S;s' tirs |;
Ssia,a l., = Ali"''rsi ,. !, r y O. H. Sss + !! ( =:
2'Si; 3 7 sTsw !. y 4 q. beat = He,nt, \, y:
l ssas ] J. p q S J = Z E .Hcs~5Mioff?: ~. l% {; Eses s'ss
70 d u T. r::cns sysf !. 4 FEfi'1 :. C.. s. S.. :
81; z. n. i !. e.. beat s i Il . : &, 81 T. /. III. g. e
T. T. /, \: Z! D. ll"s% u" e 4 : 3 III l&lsAus %i Pc ( ! y. i ! T. Ef s.., u. 4:
Hsintn NY 4. { .2iol N ). Echsvsrris, 4. VAC,
beat s.D =; q. m.q hshin ~ !. !. (. E l.. G. oe., J. W. o.,.,o,
Fencsrs' club, 3 100; N J, Echsysrria. n. " O., beat
p Rr a /. el sss. } J, " \. a 4; al 4 F.bsers y c i k ! e 4 A.
n.nmonS si " ! g "t "co nj; y. I 9'c0enof M;
N.Y. C. Dsa, 4. J. Ecnsysrria. ~ c. 40 i.
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~:zIOHSerS,
$3.50 and 1915.
Originally So, SO. $3.50 and So.

If you happen to want a pair
Of trousers the above an.
nouncement should be inter-
esting: II you don't happen to
want a pair, you can afford to
anticipate your wants at such
prices.
If you have a thought in.
side of your head that you
want a new hat outside of your
head. we'll help you material.
ize your notion and save you
something into the bargain.
Our $1.97 Alpines and
Derbys Gin all the new shapes
and shades) are better than
you'd guess from the price.
For 1927 we offer you the
same hat fashionable matters
charge nearly double for.
Children's Straw Hats
largest assortment in the city
35c. to So.
Tho Fulton St. and Flalbush av. store will DO
opened April 70.
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New. from tho Horse World.

LEXINGTON. April 1.-THE bay horse Folsom,
six years old. By Falseto. dam Sempsr Vive, BY
Waverly. was sold to-day ny l. & @. Straus,
this city, to W. :. Duntord. st. Louis, for $500.
,CH,GAGo, Anril 1.-THE Chicago Derby. or
known. will not be run until June. and very
likely not until q week boIore the American
Derhr.
New England Trotting Horse Breeders Assoc
citation was held in the Quincy House this, az
tho territory within It's Jurisdiction. IT WAS
unanimously voted TO admit members from
81. Lawrence. franklin. Clinton. Essex. War
state. and from the provinces Of New Drums
wick. Nova Scotia. Quebec, Ontario. and Prince
Edward Island In tho Dominion OF Canada,
Changes In the by laws were also voted which
make such members eligible to stakos closing
May 1. lSDy
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. TRRRIBLY INcRRhsr,a.


The Authorities of the Board OF Ne,t,.
Give some Importpnt Information Abou,
the Present Condition of the People,
At no time in the history OF New York c,,,
have there been so many deaths from pnrn.
mopia as now. The Official figures show that
nearly twice ms many deaths from this cause
are occurring than for the last i've years. Tbi,
Is something terrible.
Dr. John T. Maggie. Registrar Of Vital S.atls.
tics, says that this increase is duo to the IN.
fuence' Of grin. lie says that grip mas Ia.
called epidemic lust now. and mat in thu
majority OF cases grin IL a vital. contributing
monary troubles. At this time Gf the v.ar.
When we arc. changing over from wintli T.,
spring. there Ia always u low or ,rr of Nitl1'ty
q reaction from tho stfnlns Of the season. r a
blood does not How 10 iuli nor rapidly: AZ
strength Ia less fpr this reason grin ms a
much better chance than ~ any uih"t season.
This IL y time of wear when npOpl need To-
he careful. and too much IMPORTANCE rnnn1t
bo placed upon keeping the biool wnrm ani
In circulation. You must bring abuu, , rntr.
tlon N You wish TO avoid the pain and dangers
OF these troubles in time. There is mt uns
way by which a reaction can lie bl ought About,
md that. In ny tho use Of u pure ri mulunt,
L. that there are few WHISTLES which are pure.
The only really pure and reliable whisEey
is Duffy's Pur. Malt. II possesses ]uuaiitirs
known only to itself. II will bring about a re-.
action. aud prevent cold. pneumonia. or I'll.
fall. 1t has sayed more lives and relieve
more suffering than anything OF n similar ma
which was ever known before to tho
worIG.-Idr.
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nArpnopr WINS TEE sfA1oa.
NE seo-.. n. r,..i e.r. .. Br,u..t sty,,

He srores the ffssi GAME N r'Hss Styte
walbrodt yesterday achieved his nth VIC
tory over Ettllnger. and thus wins the match
by 8 to 2 games. including = forfeit. Yester-
days game was the best Of tho series. The
German kept up the attack throughout. and
finished of brilliantly. On the twentieth move
walbrodt sacrificed n pawn. and would have
drawn the adverse queen com pletely out Of
play had not Ettlinger preferred to take his
chances by giving up the queen for rock and
bishop. wolbrodt. however. never let up. but
won a piece on the thirty.frst move. where
upon. EttlinRer resigned the game ana the
match. The game:
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a Night with Sport. Mt New Haven.

NV HArEH. April 1.-THE boxing and wrestling en-
t~ertainment OF the Columbia Athletic club, TO be held
at Music Hall tomorrow night. will probably DO one Of
the most attractive events Of the Kind ever held In this
nity. The affair will be under the direction OF Chris q.
Gaaney: she clever lightweight boxer and instructor
OF the Columbia Club, while steve VDonnch. toe cele-
brated wrestler. will be master Of cefeiuohisA Among
the noted boxers who will appear WIN De Jllnmy Car
twssn Frank OTSmp q Bo.ton aHd ioH mnssr 81 Wash.
Grrco' Roman, wrestling match between me Italian
wonder. Angelo Napon. and jan Mahoy OF NEW York.
other noted boxers and wrestlers VIII appear.
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EolleEe City Of New York...-...5 2 I o o OF
Now YORK Onivsrsity' y . o . l o.
Earned runs-C. G. n. y, q. First base on balls-OR
Barringsr. 9; OIL Brown. !. First base IN errors"C. G.
\. I. o.: New York University !, Left on bascs-C. G.
\. y. y: New York University. 4. Struck ou,-By
F Fs,, I'm soI .; by EroSn I ILr.s;h.se h~Ts-oo.Neill
Mun1iyer Stolen ases-McSorley i(. Munsiger.
0neiI. bioLkwali. smith,, brown. Banks. Young.
J. bpr,ns; and ": s.,the. Wihd pl,ehes-BairlnEsr
burger. W. Durihe. umpire-T1mpson. iime-I:2D.
BOSTON. 10: UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA. o.
CH,RIorrksvILLE. April IT The Bostons had pretty
much Their own way In tGday's contest with tho Uni.
vtfity, OF virginia Tho game went well until tho
fourth inning. when the Bostons found Nelson for nine
runs This duzed the cole CLANS Tor the rest Of the
game. The scoro:
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A big crowd Of billiard lovers saw tho start Of the
"double. gogglci" billiard match. yes, erday aftsrnoon
at Days par'ors. at ] 2g2 Broadway. bstwesn uaurios
Daily and william spinss, tho oaiifornia chan piou at
14inch balk.i,nc billiards Daily plays $500 points 10
spinkss 900 POINTS. both mon wore huge google
sprc,acles. DR. Jennings Rsys that u was q great .hov
OF plate glass bay won the opening stance by the
f0ijS wing !iG IL o. H. l. ~, ]. r. liz. 10 ,.-,,o
spiatsGdGo 9 n,~9.i5ELS aG6.ioa SO"
The m n play At 4 O'Clock In the afternoon ana ,on
O'Clock in the evening for the next four days. spinIs
will get 500 II he heats DAILY. ~
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Baseball Games To-day.
Brooklyn vs.. "Po'y." at Eastern Park.
Holy Cross W. Wtlliams. at Worcester.
Good Luck for Old doe Quest,

CHICAGO. April l7.-Jos Quest. the old.time ball PLAYER
of this city. Is In luck. The chances Are very favorable
for his falling heir, with a few Others OF the Quest
family. TO an estate tina: 10 valued at SAC. q 10000. Joe's
brother Albion OF Allegheny City, Pa. wrote him that
the Quest heirs In this country were being sought by
the managers OF tho family csials in Germauy. where
III" family has run out Albion asks Joseph to send on
Whatever history Of the family he Knows for purposes
of identification The brother In Pennsylvania says
thsta perfect genealogical tree has been made audi hk.
the claims Of the Americans will b nnnusationsble
Quest IL now y clerk ID tina office or the Econsiio Gas
Com pany In this city.
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Donovau,s Tourney stopped.

Tho anal bouts OF the professional boxing tourney OF
Prof. Nike Donovan, which were arranged for last
night at the Grand Central Industrial Palace, Forty
thlfd street and Lexington avenue did not YAK place.
place. a. the result OF the FREQ nght that occurred
saturday night, when a score Of policemen jumped
o.. and their seconds. who were engaged iu . genuine
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baseball Notes.

AMHERST, April l~E-Amherst's team began the season
to-day In = game with the i~Iolyoke. The collrSians
cratic, Tho nnai score was 90. wy
CLhBRirsE, April l7.-The frst game since the Harvard
men returned rom their Easter trip was played this
Highland was very effective, allowing neither a hill or
run during the four innings he was In The box. Harvard
"a getting the ball ever the PLATE. Cook and Abbott
wAsi Harvard. 10; Thomson Houston. o..
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BAsEnzLn
The New Yerk. Have an Easy Time .. New
Haven.

NEW HAVEN. April 1.-THE Yale undergrad
uate team played the New York League team
In the Yale field this afternoon. The collie
CLANS were defeated in the nrst inning. the
visitors batting out nse safe hits and scoring
two bases on balls. After this inning the New
fofks played an easy game. and the colleRians
were permitted to score four runs. The fea-
lures OF tho game were Lowrie Bliss's pretty
playing at short stop. his usual place being In
left field. and Stephenson's batting. TIL score:
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A. to the Opening Bali Game.

The indie atoms are that The opening hall game with
tho Bostons will be played on tho origiual date, April
IT. Secretary O u. White advances the argument that
all the people in New York will not 60 TO the naval
parade. and as the 9th Is holiday, all New Workers
viii, go somewhere. Therefore the ball game Will r.t
its mn share OF attention, which win b many thou.
vors the 27th. and thar date will no doubt be decided
upon.
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UNIVERSITY or rrxssrLrAsr, %; TRINITY. q.


EARNED rnnH-PennsyIvnnia, IL: Trinity, 7, Home
runs-Thomn., Bayne. hoGrills Dingwnll Three base
hits-Contrell, DinRwalL Twobase hits-iayne. Reese.
M,iosskey; cSntrelt Peek g. bowie e. sacrifice hits
TER [l, Bnyne t,: Reese 81. Goeckle q. Hoffman (9.
Mackey, Contrell McGriills q. Double phys-UonE.
ling and Startlcy Dingwall and Peck. Left OH bases
rs"p.ylyAniA !; TRULY, 10 struck put-By bowie. y;
pennsylyaniaa Q: Trinity. !. First base, on bails-or
bnll-Isrtley, fIollislsr Wild pitches Bowie. 7: Reese.
z; Hoffman, L Passed bat!S-rrck, 4: Mcclure, !:
.strawbridge. Time-c:n. I~mpir--iIurst.
~ gomsry. u: Memphis o.
A. nnnah-SAvAn ! Chhrlerton, -.
At Acknowledgements. 7; Chattanooga 4
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Earned rnns-Brook Iyn, 4: Troy. /. First base on
tlors-BrooklYn ]; Troy. l. Left on bases-I,rooklyn.
on on; D rrGi, u s By on oails,on Paddock, 8; Of stein. $;
klnslow. Breck enbridge t3). Simon. Twobase hits"
SStinen. DAILY. Corcoran (2s kiuslow. %Iladdock. Lovett,
irniinps sacrifice hlts-toutZ. Burns (2), Phillips Dew.
t ZEN. t S,Yle Hoa esssst-GS,Gsn. Da,y 81 iiich.rd.on tal
stem. Cmpirs-Peeples. 1ime-2;l5.
c. C ), T.. II: y. Y. u, 4.
~ the Polo grounds yesterday afternoon. the base.
team o. the college OF the city OF New York ad-
in,histsred severe defeat TO the New York University
inning on account Of darkness. The score:
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Odds and Eads OF Sports.

James Corbett Yesterday paid Mrs Emms Holding.
through her counsel. william Allan. $1,000. the last
money due on the purchase price. 5000, 81 Thomp.
snn,s iotel on isrolns avenue and TOOK absolute lite
lion g. the place about a year ago and put low sn ear.
nest. for It's purchase. IL was well pAtTonized by dTiy.
ing pArt,ns under tho mAnag. N nj OF Thompson The
lIo'dirs.
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SEVENTH aAMK-pou1LE EIANcHETro.

tl Al Improvement upon his line Of play in the NTH
tol Not q good place for The ~. n seems black could
have safely played PIX u 4. The sacrifice OF the IL.
W.; txrs.B xp would be unsonnd. rs black
could proceed with B-kb followed by poo
U) R-k J. was also very strong.
Id X X l. were slightly better.
te, " q moves then Pc II 4 and Kt-Kt
~ IL K moves then Bxkt. = < u. Y Z Is wins like
visa.
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PHILADELPHIA April 1G-Favorttes finished
first in three races ut Gloucester to-day.
Needmore. at Is to /. easily beat Apollo and
Bonnie Lass. the favorites in the third race.
Summary:
,0s' ~ to I tW Sa.,;s ,o sos sb e. SsP, aSs lSs; ,s : ,S 9 f hG,:
mede' : to /; ssnedictHinne, Is 70 !; Paradise. 70 to !;
Jule q: and Judge Nelson. 2oto ! each %ahoo ~ \:
'rsasT: 500 ] each; also i.a: rms: rosy
ksinsio 81 s5 S's s5a sIs.' i q ..e aisf r...,S;.; 2? d e g i i
"n Thi Msf R.s s,oIPs. z iu To !; also N5s.s"dimGGr1@e.' i iS Ss'f is to /
5SSao ;; iSs; ! 2 i E ik s1S Bs@,J ih i 10 Ni; " 1is e e j, j
i; AIN aI s'f fi,t e s Is Il !, %i i AZ. "a, 4"a. T hssEy y:5 g to
sfssS. n io.: F 10 i M Ne, ! is i sa'fa. se ;sssndi f 8 ss I.
,i t,' 5 10 f ! s sarS5F n 9na { eI Ssa t1 ios, 5 to ! ft %ec ssGs1:
second: strinxfellow. 100, l2toi {aam), third; Yer
Ianinsa. 20 8 70 S !. "i.S rad. Time. Z: iSas A. -. o'' anu
ec s' I f a1ss; k,shnrd iuI ( PIX, 10 %p. y 10 III 1Pi,s sysn
mons. second; boIdes Mlr,,rsl, llS IS 20 ] Macksyl.
to j. and James 4, IL. : 5 to 5. also ran. Tine i:ss%.
The entries for to-morrow's races are:
iipirst I sS.na ;, sisn.hs Of a m MI! Topmas.' ~:
nsTrisnIos 81: gree! %Sns i2s; eSIdsn i2.;: Az:
ss sssSSr $si IT, IT, q; a ! E; n Il" , Ss't s s:s!e ps;s, .n IS. y;:::
ss9y f. ssi Ds a' R r ~ ss is: Tf Fl,n Ss.; k H; IR%sfSss. q. Ss:
Third RAce-Six and one. half furlongs. Lettoon, ia;
Black ood. 100: Idea, loO: .Carracas. 100; Experience.
l9a; s%muggies; loe: Gonzales. 108; Jersey. los: Lum.
Fourth Race-one mile. LithIert. lo7: Lonely. Io7:
Fer IO4; Lorghetta. lOi; John Hickey, lO3:
Moonraker. 100; Capt. MoChesney. 81.
Fifth race-Three and . half furlongs: two.yearoida.
105: Joe Knott. los: Dare Devil. los: La GartiA. lO2:
Chevereause. 1oo; Theresa. lO2: Genie hlly, lO2:
Lerna hliy. lo2,
sixth race-Six and a half furlongs. Pirate, 112; Pat
Oakley. ll2: Successor. 1l2: Henry George. liz; Glen
Spray: ll2; Beton. iI2: Graduate. 1l2: gonsnza. III:
lI2; Bozarro. lie: Washington. liz; startie. H..
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BROOKLYN. Z: TROY. 3.

The Troy Baseball Club Of the Eastern
League and Patrick Powers. President OF Tint
organization. arrived at Eastern Park stimuli.
taneously yesterday afternoon. The Trojans
engaged In o lively gamo with the Brooklyn
warriors. while the rotund and determined
namesake OF Ireland's patron saint talked
hopefully OF tho future Of baseball as %pnrticu.
larry applied to the Eastern Lengue. Patrick
watched the play Of the Trojan aggregation
with n good deal OF interest.
The visitors really played their FIRST game
Yesterday. and they have had no previous
practice. In consequence they were at a dis
advantage compared with the home team. who
have been In the field now close on to three
weeks; The men from Troy can play bail.
they do not field badly. and in the subjoinei
score their batting ability shows for itself.
tney aid not MT the homo pitchers to any ex-
tent, ara the latter were steady enough to
feen inc iSw hits made from doing very much
oainaGe; The Brooklyns put up a good article
olball playing. They had a nice day and n lively
team 10 play against. and they were happy.
Aitnouen they only made ten hits. seven OF
them were two-baggers. This heavy hitting,
Gomplned with a little wlldness on the part OF
levin and Donovan. the Troy twirlsrs. gave
The Brooklyns had tho gnme we'll in hand
IRON the fourth inning. but at no time was the
contest tiresome. The score:
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Niger. blk. e., q years: J. Il. Moore. city.......... 500
Guelph. b. e.. u years: A. Fox. city .............. 800
Tony. br g.. . years: 7 ID. Pnlsiter. city ....... 573
YoiRnde. Rr. m, = years: A. White. city..-..... 900
Beauty. br. IN U years; S. Brown ............. ESQ
Hiidegards, b. IN. 8 years: b. ". Webb. city. 375
Marjorie. b. IN. v years: u. Pond 4 10. City,. 400
Lucille. b. m, 8 years: II. Croker. city. ..-..,..... 525
Princess. Oh. M. q years: !. ii. Ialmagr. city. 1.72b
Canadian ktng. b. e. years: 4. stokes. city. $50
Turk. br; g.. b years; y. II Talmage. city ,".... ESQ
Arthur, 6r e. years; !; "; Nostrand. city. 20
city =. ........,.. ...-.'.,.... .,........ 1915
Grnndee. b. g. 6 years: V. Baynes. city. ......,.. 400
Fnvorlte. oh. N, q years; W. A. Duer. city ......... 400
Opera. 5. IN. s years: W 5. Eiliost. city,... S55
Paragon. br. g. years: W. Sherman. city........ 3I6
Star. oh. r., 4 years; ". Sherman. city ......... 475
Coquett. and Caprice. br. PONIES I years: J. g.
FIT. 5. m. ; Years; 4. j. WEIGH. city. So9
Perfection, CHI. m. s years: J. J. weich. city,. 800
Barnaby. b. g. q years; C. Mcdonald. city........ $50
Zaidie. br. m Central Park Academy. city,. 27S
Bravo. b. &. 9 ysars; W. II. Merritt. city......,.. 400
Bnronet and Banker. pair. d years. Dr. Pigiven.
%stratford. b. g.. 7 years; r. b. Mott, city.: 500
Galatea, b. m, y years: A. white. city.......... 200
Bon Ton. b. e. years; II. spretL city. ....... 1926
Oliver and Extra gr. T.. and b. m; Miss i. n.
Adam +. M; 4. j. WeIci, Cit" n...:...." liz
BunRy. D. e.. 6 years: ". 4. Baynes, ci,y.......... 800
Becc!es, b. g., S years; Central Park Academy.
Lillian, b. m. 8 years; 4. White, city 235
Marguerite, b. m. 4 years; A. White. city. ........ 825
Aurora. b, m; ". II Harris. city. ............. b26
Pauline, b. m. u years: w. Dulland, city ......... 200
ARIEL. b, &. u years: NJ. Welch, city: ........... 235
fortysis head sold at sls.22o; average price per
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Haseban, Easteru Park. q II. NJ. To-day.
Brooklyn W. Polytechnic Institute. Admiration 26c
Ladies free, Troy Uastsrn Lsague) tomorro .. -1dv
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BOSTON.

Earned uns-VirginiAs 3: Postons. - Twob base hit
GsnursfT, Ihrse,bass hits-Lowe. Long; lone runs
nnny. Nelson, Marshall; Sacrifice hits-MsrshaI.
Watts: stolen base-Smith. Double pIay-Long and
Tucker. la .es OH bails-L0we. Passed balI-Marshnl,
Wild ~pEtches-Selson. 2. Time-l hour. Umpire
UNIVERSITY or PENNSYLVANIA. 10; TRINITY.
PnILADELrHIA. April 1.-The University OF PennsyL
vAnin ball team to-day took satisfaction out OF The
Trinity nino for saturdays defeat at the hands or the
tn.vsrfity Of Vermont Team. 1t was . heavy hitting
game. The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-18
GOOD PRIZES FOR CANADIAN HORSES.
Forty.six Head Sold by Tattersalls for
1880

The sale OF Canadian carriage and saddle
horses. the property Of Messrs. Greenside &
McGibbon OF Guelph. Ontario. at Tattersalls
to-day. drew a large attendance Of buyers.
Quite a number Of ladies were present, and
took a lively interest in the sale. Bidding was
brisk. and good prices were realized.
The following is q summary Of the sale:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-18
ENTRIES FOE ELIZABETH
Don Aiouso. rssry. e.d I.onrstreet Named
90 Start To-day.

90 Start To-day.
Secretary Mcrntyre furnishes the racing
public with another good card for Elizabeth
to-day. The Luke Blackburn stakes for three
year-olds at ono mile Is the stake feature with
Don Alonzo among those named to start.
This should BIO only q Nallop for tho big colt.
and the mile dash. for which Longstreet ia
entered. will have moro charm for the public.
as they are anxious to SEQ the old horse race
again. II Tom skidmoro 10 rs good as they
cay he ID. he should go q fast mile with only
81 pounds up.
This is the Drogramm If detail:
ri-st R.re-pnrteS 400 of witch SIR 10 second and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-18

EARNED runs-Nsw York. !: Yale. .. Two.hase hits
kkuse' noy,e. spst. Stephenson Three base hits
mug uethhn. Passed ball-GreenwHy, !. Bnse on
RPn , h. psS,s ,; on ,speir. ?: on Rusie. 2; on KING 3.
Davis. . by speir. j; by Rusie. .; by King. l. stolen
nas.a-fulier, Doyle. DAVIS (2l Conner, BeaiI (c) Ste.
Rnsnsoh. ilms-1io5 IMP es-McCormici and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-18
Favorites and Outsiders Divide Honors at
Gloucester.

PHILADELPHIA. April 1G.-Favorites finished
FIRST in three races ut Gloucester to-day
Needmore. at Is to !. easily beat Apollo ano
Bonnie Lass, the favorites in the third race
C,,ra -. or
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16
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