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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12

RESULTS OF. THE MATCHES on THE LAST DAY
OF TIE TOURNAMENT
Wellington. Mass April 1.-THE closing days
shoot in the three-day tournament saw a large
crowd. and many clean scores were made. There
fifteen events In which 800 targests were sen;
skyward and fortythree clean scores were made. as
follows: Hekes. 5; Leroy 4: Van DYKE Glover,
Bennett. Smith. Fu,ford and Apgar. each; VIM.
Snow, Mascroft. Kennison. Herbert and Keller. ,
each: Puck Wall. Sanborn and llibAard, each.
The winners in :he sweepstakes follow:
Ten birds rgsular' q en'rie1syn Dyke ,q ana
lett, Snow, Gre!n Allison, Walls and Hobart. s.
Ten birds, unknown angles. "a GnuieS-Gioyer
Leroy, Vim and Bcnnet% 10; k@.cr' Apgf3r
Walls ana Mascroft. l.
Twenty birds; -esa3r q eniris.-van n g,
Leroy. VIM Bennett and iIibbarl. 70; Agar.
Clover Bartlett Herbert ana Snow. IS. Ilennison, L.
Dyke. Glover and Snow, ls; Apgar. Heikc+ and San
born Is: Smith Herbert: Dan'gis Bowker and Mas
Ten birds unknown angles 20 entrics-Fulford,
Hekes, Glover. Leroy, Snow and kcnniston, 10;
Apsar, VIM Bennett and Mascroft .. Keller,
Bartlett. Davis. Allison and Daniels :
TT, Ten pair birds three known mps IS G,G'riGsr .
Dyke Smith, Iekes and Daniels l.. VIM, Money
and Bartlett, Il.
and T~f9y v h5d Ie TSs3F o2 sn Smh
Sanborn. 10 Van Dyke Keller. VIM. Bartlett, Her
bert and Puck. is; Fulford. Bennett and Iiib-
bard j.
Ten birds. q entries-van DYKE Glover and Her
bert 10; Keller. Apgar Smith. Fu.foYd Heikes.
VIM. sanborn. Gore and Mascroft .. Leroy. I'ay-
son. and Money. $; Puck. Warren. Bartlett and
Wilson. /
Ten birds. unknown angles, "a entries Smith.
VIM and Wall 10; Van Dyke. Apgar Fu!fOrd.
Glover, Money ana S9nbOrn. .. Keller liekrs.
Leroy. Clover. Gore and Martin :. Herbert. puck.
Mascroft Bennett. Hlbbard and Hyde. :.
Twenty birds. p entries ApCaf Fulford. fIeit.s.
Leroy and Bennett. 20: Allison. puck. Herbert ani
BOwker. 70; Bartlett Keller. Kennison Van Dyke.
Smith. Glover. VIM ana MascrOft, j.. Money and
Sanborn IL
Ten birds unknown angles % cnires-kellcr.
Heikes Mascroft and Sanborn. 10; Van Dyke.
Smith. Fulforl: Glover. None. Puck and Her
bert. 9; Apgar and VIM ). Leroy Bennett, A.
lSOn and kenniSon, /
Twenty birds. unknown angles-Heikes and Hor-
Glover. Puck and Money. Is. Smith. Fuliord. Ben
nett. Allison. Gore and Sanborn. T.
Twenty birds. Is entries Keller. Argar. Fuiford
HeikeS and Bennett -: Glover. Leroy. Vim, All
son, Puck and Herbert, 70; Van Dyke ana Smith.
IS; kcnnisOn, Il.
-; ". W. Bennett and Bartlett. q; Van DYKE. Ap-
gar. Dickey and Allison, Il. r. l.. Bennett. puck
Money and Fulforl a.
Twenty birdl, regular, u entries konnison and
Puck 20; Smith. Fulford. Glover. Herbert. Bennett
and BOwker 70. Van Dyke. Apgar Hekes. Leroy,
Money and Allison 49, Hibbard and White. Il
Fivo-man team match between the Climax Club,
OF New jersey. and the Boston Shooting ASsOca-
tion: Boston Shooting AssOciaiion-W. W. Bennett,
*: + H. Bennett &C. Herbert -. Leroy. ~: pickey.
Is: Van Dyke, A. Apgar. A; Hibbard. g. Smith, -.
total,
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FOR SALE.

At REDUCED PR1CES.-5OO secondhand
wood and iron working machines. fuiiy
guaranteed, machinery bought aud eA-
changed. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 39S Maui
ton-st.
AT LITTLE's TOOL STORE. 30 Fulton.
ST.. New York. workshop machinery Goot
r wer). list free; wool carving tools. scroll
saws. designs and fancy woods, iacubatoss
and Breeders in operation
4 LARGE collection Il trials. coin books
and miscellaneous works RODEN'S. iOS
Canal-st.
BICYCLES -lS95 now pneuma,ics. wool
rims Light weight cu1tan'"rd fun gear.
So -. Liberty" 50. renting and 70
pairing. "C.,umh.a" agency TRENCH
ARD, G'2 Gr'1d-st. Hr'oNyn.
CATHOAT FOR SALE. - feet long. IN
the city. Address ECHO. Trihun" piAr'-
DESKS. Roll top desks chairs tables
,. ai'u 'ciS prlce- EMr!RE DESK
CO.. 3o7 Cannl-s'. west Of broadway.
LIGHT Lunch NOVELTY fr l.. ;. up-
light piano tak"n iu part payment r. /.
GIH3Y. ROOM 10. III Broadway.
OLDEST ESTABLISHED restaurant On
Gfh-avs. for sale. very cheap. Appl" 20
premises n, cfh-aYe.
PIPE ORGANS f1r private music rooms
and parinrs. un"gu'il"d beauty 'nl rich.
r"fs % tone. specially i' ign'd
without "Stfa chafg". Address !. l..
l:AYNoR. Pot jefferson. l.. J.
SAFES. all sizes. now ana SECOND. hand.
cheap. now sars - inches Meh. -
IsENHEEG. - Spring IT.
VIOLIN oil SIC ias Luro, for saie. can
D." seen Us appointment Adir'ss NIo-
I'm. 10. Fast 2ll 81
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FRENCH visiting governess, afternoons;
phono-rhythmic system; simple, rapid
Madame FFRENCH. Diison's. s61 Broad-
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WORK WANTED.

A. wM l.. HARTr%G.
Expert Accountant and Auditor.
Barnes buildine- Room -. = f"TN "'"'
A y0rNG MAN II. with reference. I..
sif., position 10 wloi"''l" 'r r,'al ,nu.
80, -, nr-'9,-, ~. 4;' d., ~ - N
y,t-N,; MAN ~ visn.. position as
bartender Or ~ willing - Work 40 ans
thing. city r. country. u in'fy pr i.r.''I
Address W. !. l.. ~ Alahii'-hfr.t li''N
Ign
ttI ,pt,sutTT Uy ,.unr man O., finish
49, . ,,,f.' cNo~rlrn'c reliable Al.
IL. i.fVi, "a ,i',J,T,ny ."t. -
~ N.',,s i-,i., \
nOOkKEErER. competent who keeps me
system p bookkeeping taught ~ Pro-
Smith. 81 Lexington. ~. H. G.. CANNbN.
Euunirc". y. g.
EOO<K r.EPEE. office assistant. order or
cnir, clerk. bv q Young man. experienced
mi accurate. r.0I reference. would take
nisht work Adlress $. Elx o. Tntun"
One.
RtTCIIrR First elias. Young man. who
understands the business thoroughly.
JOHN O'DONNEIl. 2,3 Sumn,r-aye..
l'rookyn.
EDONKEEPFR Doutlc-cutry. Young man
would like ~ hay. position with chnucc
81 ai!nncencht. beat reference. y. XIV "
'h'o ''@' '''' h'-
Electrician wants position IN public
hailAlng or hotel. can 30 al hi- g"n -,
pairing, nis1 car" ~ q, nhin"'. lillian
HANKS. 800 East 'oth ~.
HoOkkErl' ER. assistant Roy u NnunS
man. IN s'-'"-s p' hIihh. Pul'N ~ ht"i -
t,SI '-'r,'". i..N''' ''''''"'
MHNl' N'N' 'i''n ~
EOOKKEII FIR. &c Experienced double
enIy hn"kf''p"r, Nh' II aus" - s''n"E, DE-
PN'I an' y - "',',' mn p,,''''',. a. vi 49,
pam @'ih','B ''l W.. '"n.t, '.''''' ~"
I'"IF WIN II lHit me- ',''','r ~ wv. -
rrcacn, rrrtloyer Aldrcs, COMPETENT
'rribune once
uooKKErpER - Young msu. employed
',,,rt,., DO Ia, NH ~. ,mul,tmcut
evenings at any Nina -, c.'"'''''''' "''"'
d. - 80 " - 80
BOOK X EErER. assistant or clerk. scan
,liuavian 10. Trustworthy. speaks Cor
man Apply - BROWNIES BUSINESS
COLLEGE 2iG Fulton st. BROOKLYN.
moot, KIEpEp ...s,.,o,, ar ,pt,, clerk
Inn man fY,cricnrcJ incl. ana Il .uhl.
''7 .x"aiic,, ,,,,',,ccs' Lo,d' law e,l
T., rru,,. one
a. >. y. 80 - '''''' ''''''
Roy. Is. wishes situation. city OF country
well recon mended T. H.. Box 3nj. LIZ
Rroadvhy
,,,y 40 a. -, -. A., ,,,
Boe 10 VI whol,Sal nous Wh''' -" ~, ~
huH '.r -, ni,,''@a. n's, ,'..,'h''' Wan
r..>' T. i. ~ Nc ~ r''S' ''''' ~
BOY. German u. nine months IN this
country. wants work. Gl Grecnc-st. LIST
49, ,,,,,.x,, .'''' ,.-,-, T., ...,.. 80,
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AN EASY THING FOR BOSTON.

Princeton, April II (SpeciaD.-The Boston League
team toyed with the Tigers this afternoon TO the
tune Of II to / The Boston team is in fine condi-
ton. The men show the good effects OF their
Southern trip and played stiff game of ball. while
the Tigers had hardly recovered from their mat
inee with the New Workers. Nichols Dolan and
Sullivan each pitched three innings for Boston,
while Hitzrot, Payne and Bradley did the same for
Princeton Bradley pitched well. only two scratch
hits being made off him. Ward third and Kel-
ley first put up a strong game. while the work
Of Otto at short and Williams behind the bat
tended tC increase BostOn's score. Ottos work
showed plainly that he does not TO play
shOrtstOp. Boston came in from Richmond. Va,
this morning ana left for NewYoIk this after
noon Immediately after the game. and Will play In
Amsterdam, y. Y. Scores
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GAMES IN THE SOUTH.

Petersburg April 1.-THE Brooklyn and Peters
burg teams crossed bats to-day the men from the
North playing in superb form and winning as they
pleased Daub pitched with effect, and his support
was particularly good. The home team barely es
capped a Whitewash. The score;
Pctersrur~ 0 0 o o
Brooklyn ........3 4 l XII
MISUNDERSTANDING O. Brooklyn l6 Errors-
Petersburg s: Brooklyn l. Baueres-Lippert and
McClunC: Daub and BurTen.
Lynchburg Va. April 1.-THE Washington and
Lynchburg teams played wrciched game to-day
the Senators winning follows
WashnTt0n ...........j E . o 81
Basehits-Lynchburg II; Washington. is EriNr7-
LynchhurC ,; Washington, s. Bltteries-Cttcr, Gray
and Berryhill; Knum MalaIkcy and Coogan | M
pirc-Bctts.
Reading. Penn, April 1.-THE Philadelphia Ma
tonal League team easily defeated the KeadiAE
There was an attendance Of 1850 people
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

Male.
GARDENER by a single. active, strictly
sober man. hrst-class vegetable sar.eher'
understands flowers under glass fruits,
lawns: willing useful careful Of his busl-
ness. personal city references. CoMPE-
TENT, $50 3d-ave.
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ELECTRICIAN. competent in all kinds ~
electrical WORK wishes - have private
jobs and repairing from owners ana agents
1th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12

annon . Thrcc-hase hit-Easton STRUCK oud-hy Men
OILS 3 Dolan First base on called ba's-Cr hiZIot l.
Bradley J. Passed bas-ViaIns 3. Time Of eaine-l: %
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SATURDAY, APRIL "a
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale and Toilet.

FOR SALE OR LEfSE. In Sunolk. Va.
W, have Il building 35Xlop. two stories
and ffieon comfortable houses suitable for
employees. We win sell or lease for a term
~ years. IL suitable for shoe factory oi
knitting MILL is within 100 ards Il steam
boat wharf. half mile ~ five railroads:
daily boat and trains t. all points North.
South and West. city water. electric
lights. telephone and telegraph ana gool
schools For particulars address DIM
VILE e OLIVER. Lock Box 2f1. Suffolk
Va.
FOR SALE OR TO LET Maplewood. y. i.
A new dwelling . rooms IN elegant
ncighbOrhood. minutes' walk from sta
ton l.. J.. and W. H. r., modern i'm
provcmcnts. InQuir" Of station agent.
FOR RENT 1r SALE.-Bargain In hotels.
boarding houses and cottages, building
sites reasonable. ISRAEL q. ADAMS
co. Atlantic City. n. J.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

convenient room. running water; excel
lent table. refined American family. refer
crccs.
141Ii-ST. WEST Select hoard In 4
southern family. references. CASHIER
l.. q. FOX 2.lG5.
lG1Ii-ST. 81 WEST Comfortably fur
nshcd second floor sunny room, with
good ATTENDANCE: excellent homo table:
. references.
2IST-ST. - EAST Newly furnished
rooms; superior table and service. choice
location. references.
- WEST SiTH-sT. -First-clnss accornno-
dations for couple or two gentlemen.
pr1tat" Jewish family
II WEST sgd ST. For gentleman. In
haudaon" priNN'- residence elegantly
furnished large and small rooms. bath.
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GARDENER-By a competent married
man. with one child; understands Green
house. vegetables and all branches be-
longing 70 gentlemans country place.
best reference. NJ. H.. care Andrew NC
Guinness l3Ith-st.. Southern Boulevard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
THE MAYOR OF LOUISVILLE TO TOSS THE
BALL.

Chicago. April IA dispatch from Louisville
says: Financial Manager Harry Iulliam. Of the
Louisville club, has signed Henry S. Tyler Mayor
of Louisville. to pitch the first ball of the season
here in the opening game with Pittsburg. Mr..
Tyler was a member of the famous old l.oulsVlie
Red Stockings before the days of curves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
BUSINESS CHANCES.

y kERY.-First-c old established
place; best on the avenue; bargain. III
lli hmm
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GARDENER BY English Protestant. mar
risd no family; wife 10 board men on
dairy and poultry. JOHN WOOD. i5' East
oIfh-sf
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

THREE STORY. BR1WNSTONE. 2O-foot
houss. near West End-ave.; decorated
ana gas fixtur,s s2l. 900; bargain. S1E-
VEINS. Jth-ave corner J3d-st.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
4 RESPECTABLE colorc1 man and wlte
wish situation in country; understands
farming. gardening and the care II horses
and cows Call or address $50 w. l3lst-s.
A COLORED BOY. just from the south.
would Ike situation in hoardihg-hous
or nrIvate family: has first class reference.
I.O\EY JONES. 80 West 2Ith-st.
a FRIGHT college student will give les
sons In English or German for room.
BRIGHT. 1927 Broadway
RITTER or VALET Vol recommended;
en- be Sc n at present employers ! East
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IMMATURE ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 5o6 Sunset CSC MOON Oii Moons u
HIGH WATER TODAY
NJ Sandy Hook 1902 GOV. Island 1919" Hon Gate O.I3
T. M-Sanly Hook lO05 Gov. Island III Hell cate 10
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Farnel nuns I}r0vn = New -Nofk ? FIfsi UlSr "
err5rs-B Brown = Nev-York !. LET, bases-Brown .:
New-York I First base bals-Od White D. ~
brauss # Ozark J. of German l. Struck out-Sy
White l. by Knauss l.. hy Clar; g. Three-base HI,
Louder Two-base hitsIOwney. Schrver Sacrifice hit
:achrver stolen bases-Fui:z. Cooke. Davis 3 Doyle
3urke Double plays-Lou1er. Summersgil and Bus'arl
Fuz ana dunno Wild pitch-White |. Passed balls
lurne .. Tmpir.-H sgns. Time VI same-2:"5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12

At REDUCED PRICES 500 secondhand
wood and iron working machines. fuzzy
guaranteed; machinery bought aud eA-
changed. GEORGE H. EDDY. 39S Maui
a ~
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

WORK WANTED.
Male.
ELECTRICIAN. competent in all kinds Of
electrical WORK wishes - have private
jobs and repairing from owners ana agents
of houses Address ELECTRICIAN. llS
7th-st.
ENERGETIC business man wants care OF
real estate; thoroughly understands re-
pairs. best IL reference. bonds IL neces-
sary. A.. Tribune oaice,
ENGINEER. -New-Yorls ana brooklyn IL
cense in factory o. a. hnist!ng sSnsine'
best references. ENGINEER. 40 Himrod-
St. Vr1okyn.
ENGINEER. thoroughly understands mis-
business; do repairing; stationary and
marine experience and license, frst-class
reference. QUALIFIED. Box -. Tribune
Ollie.
ELEVATOR RUNNER Young man as
clnvlt1r-ruuner or porter: willing Ia
work, can show r-cImmcntation. FRANK
CASINO. -: lst-ave.
ENGINEER. Electrical. II years expert
cnce with engines. dynan9s. accumGla-
,ors and electrical appliances; station. rail-
way. overhead. underground and interior
wiring. ALBERT. - Nassau-st, Bk} n
ENGINEER or JANIToR. BY a strictly
sober SWede New York ana Brooklyn IL
c"nsei - years experience; boilers IN
E.ncs. Gynamos. nrst-class references.
KAUFMAN. ~ Main-st.. BROOKLYN
FIREMAN in observation-disclosures. factory or
large plant; has nrst-class reference. call
or address NJ. J. GLENNON, 303 Eas,
Sid-st.
HOTEL CLERK, -. experienced. as cash
i"r IN restaurant day desk or night duty'
city or watering place. Address HOTEL
CLERK. - Sth-avo.
JANITOR. houscktsper or In private fam
IFS. wife hrst class cook and baker, man
generally useful and handy with tools;
ciiy or country. irotrstan'. best refer
cuce. Riun's bel. 3no West i3'h-s'.
JANIToR Man AMI WIFI MS jnni,or Of fat
or icnement-housr. good references. Ad-
dress KING. i52 G'h-ave.
JANITOK Small German family. / child.
husband tiu.miih. co. care for one or
more houses. ROSENBERG. 4li Eas;
18Th II.
JANITOR. &c.--Iy a middle-,grl German
as Hli'lr Waterman W driver. is vel
recommended. r.. 800 Var Gerbilt-av"..
Fordham. store
MANAGER-Nm aged ~. open Tor
arrangement. th.ry years experience IN
INK t.a4cs. Ncw-York r,i.rouc-8 as o.,
character. .'r.. for 30 years. ADD
AMERICAN Hox = Tribune oGce
MArHlNIsT -Nr-1r.urd man r1r shop
f. F / g. & Tor
AMI ... ,',ii.. .f,..ts t;.-n,n AiJrese
rf;ri; AZ G,.srvilh. s.,
,rrrtr,~tcAr.- tNctNrrp wants ,osi-
,.'nr ,-f rort,fac r,r, na,. NJ.
't.... - ,-.r''r,., h. ' M
,. ,.,, ..I ..lr.,i'. ,n..t,i.. ,., -.a..s
ami Tt "a mas. INVENT L. 20 shave.
vrDDf.r ,GsD GENTLEMAN 1.c,ioyin-
'' '''.','.ii. ,'..,fj.u f,r IL wears g,ol
,...,,. and ,o..hanioal ou,liacqti.rs a..
Sizes "mpio ment. highest r'.erenc-'. O..
~ 'nni"t--t.. lii'oN}n.
PNr,I.K ami PORTER EVpr-ianrel
t....r Z .llra. ,lacks. br.a cs and art
i....l '.a" lbs. ar ic."ser. Al..'s4
i''H. 'D,l I-f', ,i'e "' -. - ''s''l'
ltf'"n"''f hHillinE.
pDrrI-p. .r uprv-g A., ..fr- man 10
a. Ni;f.-DN liz N.,t ig-h.-,.
T,rvrp 49,. r, y-u-- mon az porter
r..t.- .r .hit.r..., ,...t. .r,I III. ,.f
y..ir-. .,t.ri.... r silk iran. rf'rg iu-i-
r.... A.Ir.-. 81. ~, UuI....s
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UOUSEWORK or COOK and LACN-
DRESS By a competent Car adam. also
accustomed 10 waiting and chamberworS.
Mrs. TYLER. SAG Gth-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12

No more games are scheduled here until next
Wednesday. The Giants viii spend the remainder
cf the week at Amsterdam and Schenectady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SATURDAY. APRIL IL.

,...t ror Limo Mails close. Vessel sails
So,nnole jacksonville clyde. 3;W m
state II Texas. FenanGna Mallory. "'W y III
SATURDAY. April, II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
YOUNG MAN. 2s: not afraid Of hard
work. Al penman: reference last employ
er Address INDUSTRIAL. 1888 3d-ave.,
advertising office.
YOUNG MAN. able bodied, desires post
ton as porter or similar work. q. F.
Tribune Office.
YOUNG MAN. %. wants situation Of any
kind: willing and obiging. HANSEN,
3ii West 36th-st.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

i GENTLEMAN going abroad Will rent
his horses and carriages with cOachman
Tor the summer. Address COAcHMAN,
Windsor Hotel
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CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.


LETT OVER houses West side. Teuucsu
rents 81 900 TO 5000. STEVENs. S'h-
eNa. corner 93d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12

Van Haltren donned uniform yesterday and he
expects be able 10 play next week
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

nTtr-AyE.. 1.O4s. corner s6th-st.-Elegant
VI anar,rnents. overlooking park, $50 70
s,nd aAMUEL NIXON. 90 Broadway.
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MONDAY. APRIL II.
SHIPPING NE Tvs.

Orinoco Bermuda. Quebec 100 m 800 m
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GARDENER-CO by man and wife;
man as gardener: understands his busl-
ness thoroughly: the care Of horses, COWS;
fully competent to take charge ot Senue.
mans place; wife n frst-class cook. good
city reference Address GARDENER. Box
"a Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12

eNp'CIs % De dDIe % pay HtNI "VVh'
The ArlinG Baseball Club would like 20 hear
from out-of-toWn teams offering guarantee for
sunday games. The Flushing Hampstead, ia
inaica and Babylon teams preferred Address b.
kronhelm, No 247 Smith-st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12

.,,,, t1x,1. SCORE WAS o TO 7-BETTER WORK
THAN THAT BY EITHER YALE OR TIE
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
THE END
MR.. wIhsLow's LOAN BUSINESS
When at Harvard, He ExActed . Latin
Thesis as Interest.


Thesis as Interest.
When ". Rodman Winslow was kill
ed by falling from the seventh story
window of the Sevillia apartment house
some days ago. a never failing source Of
revenue 10 those bard pressed for ready
money was taken away. For years Mr.
Winslow had an Office on the third floor
Of tho Vanderbilt building, at 1872 Mas
san street, and there he transacted an
interest and discount" business on a
large scale.
The sign on the ofiiSe door set forth
that Mr. Winslow was counselor at
law. He was, 1t Is true. educated for
tho law. but he had given little atten-
ton to Its practice for many years IL
was in the loauing Of money upon chat
tel mortgages that he made reputation
for himself and acquired the fortune
| which he had when he died His meth
cd OF doing business was similar 10 that
OF chattel loan agents the city over. In
addition "a the legal rate OF interest
Winslow charged 80 or 40 per cent ad-
| ditional for the accommodation. To SO
cure the loan he took chattel mort
gage upon almost anything OF greater
valuo than the amount loaned which
tho borrower possessed. The form Of
this mortgage he drew himself. and IL
was his boast that 1t had never been
broken IN court Of law.
Mr.. Winslow was a college man, and,
according TO the story Of an old friend
of his, il was while still student at
Harvard that he began the business
which he afterward made his vocation
A fellow student was hard up one day.
and he asked young Winslow to lend
him somo money The latter had some
ready money which lie signified his
willingness 70 loan provided the Dor
rover. who was fine classical student.
would write Latin thesis for him IL
was a good hard two weeks work. but
the student had to have the money, so
he agreed 10 the stipulation After that
Young WinslOw frequently loaned mon
ey to others. exacting premiums al va
rious kinds for the accommodation
On leaving college the young grad
uate lnade up his mind that there were
great possibilities for pecuniary gam
in doing money business on "a larger
scale, and thus it happened that he
made it his profession. 1t was said that
he did the largest business Of the Kind
in the city. New York Letter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08

People who have walked much dur
ing the last year on State street be-
tween Washington and Randolph streets
must have noticed the Ceylonese who
were used by the Ceylon Tea company
as advertisements. They were four
man and wife and two children. They
came here at the opening Of the exposi-
tion under tic care Of the Ceylon COM
missioners. They were part of that
vision of beauty which delighted mil
lions, but which no longer exists. After
the gates closed the family was brought
down town. For year they were at
the teahouse on State street, and even
city people used to tarry and look at
them. Last week they left Chicago for
their hcme, where the spicy breezes
blow 90. COO miles away. They were the
last human remnant Of the exposition.
Chicago Tribune.