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Public Gottrss.

~ Office Estimates for removing awning shed
~ from the pier and for preparing for and building
foundations for the Recreation Building To be here.
after erected on the pier loot of East "a st.. East
River. under contract No. b6l for dredging the
East and Harlem Rivers uuder contract No. 5H2 aud
for furnishing sawed NeIoW pne timhrr under con.
tract No 5b4, VIII he received 10y the Department Of
Docks until Jan. n2, lSOI at Ie o'clock NJ For full
particulars see the Ciiy Record. Copies for sale ut
No City Halt
THE NOTICE OF cos .n.., ruRS is called to ad.
! verlsenient for bids GU Pavilion for Erysipeias
Cases h. H., Pavilion FOR Isolated Cases, H. H. 10 no
opened Jan. 27i Boiler and Laundry House Plant.
Plumbing &c., Boiler house and Laundry &C, to be
opened jan. 20, tor Department of Public ChArties
See City Record.
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RrooL,yn Den,I.,. Robbed.

The dental ofilce OF l.. J. Hoyt. at 455 Fulton
street. Brooklyn, was entered by thieves on
Saturday night by means OF false keys and
articles valued at $50 were stolen. c. X, Moul-
that his office had been entered by thieves and
goods worth $40 stolen.
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STEAMBOATS,.
BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND.

VIA SOtND LINES.
NORWICH LINE. via New London. from Pier
"a II; next to Desbrosses ST. week days only, at
FALL RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fall
River. from Pier 10. y. H., foot Murray 81, week
STONINGTOS LINE. via Stonington. from
Pier 81, H.. one block above Canal ST., week daN
only, Al BP. NJ
NEW HAyES.-FRre 81! EXCURSION 81 90
fast steamer. leave Pier IS, T. H., daily sundays
ceptedl. ~ and ~ midnight arriving In time for
trains TO heriden, Hartford. Springfield ana north,
DAMSDELl IINE.-Stramer viii leave Pier a. ~
IN H., foot Franklin 81, for Newburgh, making tho
usual lRnd nRs, unday, "Wednesday. and Friday, AT
l.. NJ Freight received daily tli 80 T. VI.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains Leave New York, loot of ChAmbeFS
2,d Al:
O.nn A. VI. .-vestihulc express daily for wAveriy.
J.NJO nnRnamton, Eimira, RufrAlo Bradford ar
rlNes Bun,lo s0or. ". Parlor car To burao.
DnlP \. M.-Npstbule limited. Fast mail daily.
.-.OV Solid train for Chicago, via ChAutAuqnA
Lake arrives Cleveland AT 7;I0 A. M, Chicago y. N.
sleepers TO Chicago, Cleveland, and Cincinnati Din
ing car.
-.cn ~. M.-Bufalo and Cleveland vestlbule Ex.
.,DV press. daily. arrives at BUFFALO 7:ls A. NJ.
Bradford 7ila A. NJ, Jamestown o;55 A. NJ, Cleys
land 10 y. NJ tSlerpers to Bur aO and cleveland,
making direct connection for Detroit. Chicago, hud
the West.
S,JT y. VI. DAItN.-vIa ChRutsuqua Lake and
C.t') AIbgarn Falls. solid train To chicago. Sleep.
cr, to horncSvil!e, chicago and cincinnati. Dining
ear,
TICKETS. LOCAL TINE CARDS, AND PULLMAN
l ACCOMMODATIONS AT III. 2Bl. 40l, and Nb7
Iroadway, l"7 liowrry, l5G East i26th St, and 81
West l2Lthstu Chambers ana West 28d NJ. ferries,
New York. 1873 and 7EG iuiton 81, lod BROADWAY.
Brooklyn; quo hudson ST., HObukon, and Jersey city
station WcStCDtts express calls for and cheeks bag
gage from hotels and residences to destination.
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"AiD GS MACKEY,S HOTEL.
aret Mackay. tho Prsprietress
the SOLITARY Prison..

vii. Ivy hotel on the Ocean Parkway, Park
Tn, years been a resort of sporting men.
pl,r. I'e have recently been watching the
M.cS.u aHu Yesterday they arrested Margaret
ing di.n,nS prOpretress. on the charge OF keen
before J~.,uerly house, She will be arraigned
pected tLa, Gn % Steera this morning and il is ex.
10 her behn, .amNy OF her patrons will show IN
facing IIenai Ismi The hotel is on the Bouieyardp d.
months /, ftence avenue. During the summer
Wheelwcn,snS 'aVorite resort for wheelmon and
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West Side.

I SUITES, handsomely furnIshed; private bath;
single rooms; with or without board; references
IL West 33d.
9TH ST. 40 wEST.-In comfortable. warm house
= single and double rooms: gentlemen; references 8.
9TH ST., zoe wEsT.--Seatly furnished rooms
~ with furnace heat bath. hot and cold water
si.50up
oSTH ST. gig wEST.-Furnished paror and two
30 bedrooms together or separate. Mrs FLYNN.
TSTH Mt, 25i wEsT.-Beautifuiiy furnished suite
- o. rooms; breakfast optional; all appointments
01D ST. 1s wRsT.-Handsomely furnished inrge
OC room; southern exposure. board optional; all
convenlences; terms reasonable.
02D 81. 2y wEsT.-Larse and small rooms board
cc optional; every convenience. near l." station:
references
OSTH ST., B5 WEST. Lovely steam heated. large
cc and small rooms; board optional; terms moder
nte
1nCD ST, los WEST-Cosev parior and bedroom;
IOL all convoniences. nrst HAT; moderate price,
SPKATT.
1nSTH ST, 76 wEST.-very handsome large
lOD rooms; board optional; every convenience:
terms moderate: near l..
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DIED.

COSTENCIN.-on Sunday. Jan. II. after q short
Illness at his residence l8i East soth st, Louis
Coptencin.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend tho fu
neral service ut tho Church OF st. Jean Baptiate.
T0th ST., near Lexington av., on Wednesday. the
goth inst, at 1880 A. NJ, Interment private. Bos.
ton, Bangor. and Chicago papers please copy.
GLASHOFF.--onJ Jan. 10, Henry A. Giashon, aged
"a years
Funeral Tuesday, Jan. 10. at l2 n. from the resi-
dence OF II. Kramer. 407 Central sv.. Jersey City.
Relatives and friends are invited.
kELLY.-In Jersey City, N. j., on Saturday. Jan.
10, James the beloved son OF Elizabeth and tho
late Patrick Kelly
Funeral from his late residence 4bi Jersey Av.. on
Tuesday, Jan 10. at O'Clock A. NJ, thence to St,
Mary's Church where u solemn requiem mAss will
be offered for the happy repose Of his soul.
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lEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD,

Stations foot OF Cortlandt aud Drsbruss-s sta,
CnI M and nIermedl ate stations
stlJ A. II, daily for WlLkEsBARRF. sCRAEToN
lwcrk days, ITHACA GENEVA, ROCHESTER, BUF.
1850 A, ", daily. except Sunday. for MAUCH
Cit ,k and intermediate points.
1890 sT%tk hIGa asi 1iIIPo I1SsP ssH'iy iEyxpREss.
arrives Buffalo 300 T.. NJ pullnAn Nestibule Day
COACHES and ParioI Cars Dining Car Service. Meals
ala carte Connects at Buffalo with through seepers
1ettO T. VI. daily, eSoept sunday, for MAUCH
ChlNn and intermediate points, -
II i,to J. ,,lts "a daiy eS,ePI sanday for wiLSEs @
med ate stations Coynects for all points in coal
gluns: chair car for wiKesusrre. -
$40 b ~ dnLIy rSsspt SUNDAY for VINES. MS,
mediate stations. connects for all points IN coal re-
ginns. Pullman BufI"t rarlor Car to Wilgesbarre.
Sii5 l.. NJ. daily for EASToN and intermediate Sta
e,lO y, NJ. daily, except sunday. Express fos
Siaungton and prncip, Intermediate stations. Con.
meet. for Reading and HARRISBURG Chair car to
! 100 Pm. daily for BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS.
aud ali points West Pullman sleeper vrstlbuled train
y y toChcago. slecpers Ia Buffalo aud Toronto.
s6tin ELhiSflElbby,' Elbby EhsToS TRSgTtITt RSFgTtTtlRHiid'
MAuCH CHyNK J. & i. JUNCTION, sAlRE, aEh.
EVA. ROCHESTER BATAVIA. and BtffALo. Full
D 100 i. Vi daily Tor iTHACs. GENEVA. RocHEs
TtR BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West Pullman sI--pers 10 Chicago and Buffalo
Sleeper to Wllkesharrc,
Additional local train. daily, except sunday. for
ROT Nd RRpok aud intermediate points leave as foL
lows! 900 \ NJ . 30, = 30, ana d 10 4. VI.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at Is, 2sb,
36l Y1S VA and a2a roadwAy, ~ East tth st, l5e
h. l25th ST, ~; Bowcry. New YORK. e6O Fulton sL,
4 Court st., 9s Broadway and Brooklyn Annex,
\. s transfer Co will call for and check baggage
from hotel Or rrsidrnt through to destination,
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Aailruads.
DELAWARE. lAGkAWASNA. AND
stations In New York, foot OF Barciay and
,,.r,.,, ,En;,-,cphsr S!s
EET AKs, PIN TSI 81 IIGMT.

FEI 4 ~ hS, FtNTHth LIGHT.
Direct route Ia newark. blOOmuelu, MOntclAlr tho
Oranges. summit. BernHrdsvilr. Masking Ridge MAdi.
sou, MorrisHnwn, fas.arI Paterson; loonton, Dover,
Hacsettstown, s'noory's Mountain, washington,
PhllipsbuTs. Eusinn Water Gap StrOudshurg Fucunn
Nouulatu, scranton PlttStOn Wilkasbarrp, kant
DanvIlp, Nurthumbrrlhnd, MOntroHp, IInghanton'
oxford Norwich WRtCryille Utica, RlChneld Sprlnss
Cortland, syracuse Uswcgo, Ithaca Owcgo, EImira
Corning. Bath, DRnsve, Buffalo. and all points West
Nor invest anu southwest
500 a. VI. Blnghamton. .Maii. stop. at principal
stations,
1000 a. NJ Cato Carr Buffalo, Scranton. Bns.
humton. syracuse aud oswsgo Express. Pullman
buffet paror cars Connecting at Buffalo win
trains for lnlcago aud points West
100 y. M,-t,afe cur scranton, BinghAmto
and ElnLra Express Pullman pArlur cars
4 100 II. M.-SCranton. WIlkesbarre, and Plymouth
~ press. pullman butfrt parlor cars
2 40 PM Daiyl -Hufralo Nestibule Limited Fx.
press Tor scranton, Binghamton, Elmira, Buffalo.
Pullman buffet sleeping car. Connecting at Bufralo
with trains Tor Chicago ana points West.
OibO II. NJ. nRiyI- buffalo. scranton bingham.
ton, Ithaca, utica, syracuse, ana o,wego Express
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at Henry
Gaze sons, Lli., ~ Broadway. ~ PARK pace and
4eS BROADWAY Tickets at Ferry stations ~. broA 3.
Coiumbu. av, New York; 89s and is8 Fulton ST. and
l0b Broadway Brcoklyn Time tables giving full In,
formation at all stations,
Westcotts Express Company Will call for An cheek
baggage from hotel or rssidsncs 70 Destination
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xAsIxs TSrs1LIossoE.

nnuArups ALnAskc-rurs DAT.
sun RISES. 721 Sun sets. 90 Moon rises. ....
MON wATER-rBs DAY.
sandy Hook. So Gov. island. 7stI He'll Gate. Ola
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BALTIMORE & OHIO

Leave New NoTg, foot ~ Liberty st., daily.
CHtCAGO y.OI J.. VI aud IL Is night
PlTTSBu Ron 3'lO cI sun. 2 100 sun, l2il night
CINCiNNA1L ST. LOulS 1000 A, NJ, $500 Y.
wASHlNGION, BALTIMORE, 500, 10 dining carr,
II 80 A. NJ tDinlng ear, % 80 Dining earl, $500
Dining ear, =, ~, - ni4ht sunday. 1900 DIN
Ing car. | 80 4, NJ Dining car, 90 CDung carl
. 100 ,Dnngcari. ~ | ! nght.
NORFOLK, ~ 10 A VI, daily,
day, 2Oup 4. VI.
All trains Illuminated with PIntsch light.
Ufiices: llJ l72. yHl 43+, 40 Broadway, 81 East
l4th st., l2T Howery New York $40, 5tS Fulton 81,
Brookyni station foot Liberty st. n. c. r. r. OF n. 4.
Baggage checked from hotel or rssidsAcs - asssAM8
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a.ooms sspnrtmsnts to gs.
East Side.

East Side.
9th ST., 34s EAsT-NceIy y furnished suite rooms
LIZ suitable for profession; also small rooms; gas.
1nTTH ST.. 81 EAST.-iarge ana small nicely fur.
lOt nished rooms; all convenisDces; near Madi.
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Arrived-s SUNDAY. Jan. IL
Sc La Bourrogne, Leboeuf, Havre Jan. o.
~ Sefvia, Pierce, Liverpool Jan. and Queenstown
10th.
Sc karlsruhe. Roisen, Bremen.
- HandeI. Psnrose. St Lucia
Sc Ph.1adelphis, Chambers, La Guayrs-
Sc Capua. Muller, Rio JaneirO.
Ss Yorktown, Dole. Norfolk.
Sc Etons, EnwriRht st. Lucia
IS Richmond. Davis Richmond.
ss Benefactor, Townsend, Philadelphia
ss Kansas City Fisher. savannah
IS Algonquin, Piat. JacksoevIiie.
ttor later arrivals see First raEsl
ARRIVED OUT
90 AuranIa. from New York. at Queenstown.
Ss Columbia, from New York, At Naples
BE lroQuois, from New YORK, at Charleston.
sal W. Brune, from New York, at Baltimore.
ss II. y. Dimock, from New Y fork, at Boston.
sIoHrsp.
So Zsandam. from Now York for Amsterdam, passed
ss Ia Normsndis. from New York for Hsvrs. passed
So Jane Kelsaii. from oenoa for New York, passed
Gibraltar.
sAityD IRON roREiov roprs
ss Fuerst Bismarck. from Cherboure for New York.
Be Campsnis, from Queenstown for New York
ss Seneca, from Havana for New York.
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Sslsrt Apard-Nroohluu


A sHLASD PLACE, u.s. near Fulton st.-Exceilent
N hoard. room, and nre, g.; improvements: plano;
central; good home.
JEFFERSON AY., b3,- Desirable rooms Tor gentle.
men or couples; good tAbe' reasonable prices.
DARK PLACE i2s. Park slope: :-pesirablc rooms
to let with board: one block from flatbuAh and
Seventh av. cars; references exchanged
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New York and Boston All Rail-.

NY, n. II. \ II. Il. II. and connections
From Grand Central station
Leave. ky way Of Due
$500 a. ~ Springfield and Worcester $50 y, VI
1000 A. NJ. '4Srw London and Providence .oC u, NJ.
10 .UI A. NJ Nrw London aud Providence, so y, NJ.
~ :uO NJ, Springfield and Worcester $50 r. N.
~ sOu y, NJ, Air Lint Aui y l.. r. r., 900 L. NJ,
LOG 4. NJ, New Iundou aud Providence, 7;26 y, NJ.
800 T.. A., 'Ncw London AMI Providence, 500 +, NJ.
500 T., NJ, 'SpTlDgHrld aud Worcester, 1000 r, NJ
ouu H. NJ, 'NUH Lon Ion anu Providence, II 100 u, NJ.
ll:uO T. NJ, 'SpriEg n"ii ANA Worcester, Sgl5 A, u.
lY'hd T., NJ, '\rw London and Providence, 20 A, NJ.
.RunS daily, including sunday.
-'NLN state Limited, All parlOr cars fare ~, In
cludiug pRrlur ear seat.
:Air Line lAmitCd; arrives at and departs from Park
Square station, Boston. Return service same hour
ami hy same route,
Through parlur and sleeping cars by each train.
G. l. HENpSrEAD, ten Pass Agent,
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ouraoiro srEAxsuIra

sAnIp IRON DOMESTIC ronra
d Seminole. from jacksonville for New York.
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Situations afanted-aMales.

YOUNG MAN. 10 years OF ago. steady habits
~ would like position In some good business where
he could advance himself: good reference furnished
Address y. NJ, ook 2Ul. sun once
4 (,oMPosiTok wishes steady situation; time or
y piece; book or nows. Addros, A. B. d, box ID
Sun once
VouNG MAN. 10 years Of age, would like position
j at anything; can furnish best of reference. c. p
DONOVAN, box 10 sun uptown ofrioe, 1900 Bdway.
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for Sale or 90 It- Nfw aersty.
'I'o LEr-Roseviie House seven rooms. all improve.
L mentsi Bloomfield, nine rooms: Short Hills 10
rooms. all Improvements GEORGE y. DoDD. 6l9
Broad st., Newark.
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Sflert 1GAra.
East Side.
T ExINoToN Ay.,n3t3, corner seth st-Beautifuiiy.
IL newly furnished house; excellent neighbour hood:
handsome rooIns gentlemen; running water; thor.
oughiy heated excellent board and service; reason.
able: references.
I FxINGToN Av, 8P4.-nAndsomeiy furnished
rooms, slnEie and suite: superior board select
appointments: private Jewish family.
I EXISGToN Av.. $50, near 52d st-Haii ana square
IL room; exceptionally large; home table; terms
reasonable; transient.
I EXTINCTION Ay., l2t-Neatly furnished large and
- small rooms; excellent board every convenience;
terms moderate
West Side.
2TH ST, go wEsr-Large handsomely furnished
l. - sunny heated rooms, excellent tAhle; reason.
able; reference; nelEhborhood unsxceptionable.
7TH ST, bv WFsT.-Large furnished room; large
i ! closets; all improvements; one flight refer.
ences,
7TH ST.. ~ wEsT.-singo room. with board;
i I table DoArders wanted; reference: terms mod.
crate.
Evening star., 1897-05-08

afternoon In F3ostoa and probably Kiobe-
danz will be on the rubber for the Beam
eaters. Mercer arrived home this morn
ing and was out at the park practicing
with Maui Notion aid Swain.
Al Maui is slated to pitch Mondays game
against the Baatimoae club, and the brainy
twirier has began praying for hot, sunny
time games the chances are the team back
Of him will hi9 hs hd will make them.
Harry OHasan, the Washington boy on
the Newark team. has been playing a
great game TINS season. So far he has
not made misplay and his batting record
IL up around the 100 mark.
Manager stallings kicked about the um-
piring OF Emslis and Hurst in Philadelphia.
claiming that be is getting the worst Of it
on all close decisions. II he kicks on Hurst
and Emslie, what will he do when he
strikes Mcdonald, McDermott and Sheri-
dan?
One of the Cleveland players, who was
on the gate at st. Louis reports that in
the first game the Indians played there
the gross receipts were $55. And the ex-
penses Of each team will run good bit
over 500 a day, salaries and all. Cleve-
land certainly isn't the worst town in the
league.
in championship game this season that
he did not do something to distinguish
himself. He was In 1t again yesterday.
His one hit came right when it was most
uCCuCu. IL otofS OuC Iuu dCTOsS tlle pldlC,
and sent another one to a place where 1t
could score on Ritchey's steal.
Biddie McPhee had ten chances in We'd
nesday's game. -Four or five Of them were
difficult ground balls. Patsey Tebeau only
had three chances, and only one Of these
was a groGnder. 1t was an easy chance,
and was on the next to the last man put
out by his side. If Patsey don't have any
more to do at second base than has come
his way in the two games with the Reds,
he won't have much difficulty in filling
Childs' place.
'1n never vote for another schedule that
calls for twenty games on the home grounds
in one stretch or for the western teams to
finish the season on eastern grounds said
President Robson today. "It isn't Just that
we should play the final games of the sea-
son on eastern grounds. The homestretch
is the most important part of the seasons
race, and turn about is fair play"
Stahl brought his bat into play from the
word go. and in the winning and tie games
it is very probable they would have gone
against Boston but for his work. He Is a
hitter all right, and sensational find. Mr..
Wagner of the Washington club passed
ten days In watching this lad last season,
and would have secured him for his club
had not Manager Schmelz said he did not
want him. Accordingly. Mr.. Wagner draft
ed him for Boston. Both gentlemen must
have been decidedly Of the opinion that
there was room for him after the manner
matters have turned out this spring. Mr..
Wagner must have been greatly disap-
pointed in young Lush, for he expected he
would be the fielding sensation of the sea-
sOn.-BoSton Exchange.
Evening star., 1897-05-08

E4rued tuhS-FIttBbufH, z; C1ncfnnat1, 3. Two
base hit-Irwin Three-base hits-Ely, 2; Lyons
Sngden Sacrifice hits-Burke, MePhee. Vaughn
Breiteustein. Stolen bases-Iyons, Donnelly Burke
peitz First on balls-On Killen, 2; of Breiten-
stein. o. Hit by pitcber-Smith. First on Illegal
dehvery-By Ktffen l. Struck out-By Kilen, l.
by Breitenstein, 8. Left bases-Pittsburg II ;
Cincinnati, 8. Home run-Miller. Time-2.15. Um-
Evening star., 1897-05-08

Earned rups-1eveland, 3; Chicago g. First on
eerrors,.Cieveland l; Chicago, l. Left ON bases
Cleveland II; Chicago T. First base balls-OH
Young, 1; Off Denzer s. Struck Out-By Denzer l.
Home run-Dablen. Three-base ht-Sockalexis
Two-base hits-Dahlen Denzer Sacrifice hits
Wallace Lange. Stolen bases-Young t2), Sock
alexis 2,, Blake. Burkett, Lange (2), Dahlen
Double plays-McCOrmck, Pfeffer Decker DahIen
Pfener Wild pitch-Young. Passed ball-Zimmer
Time-Two hours. Umpire-McDonad.
base Ball Gossip.
King will pitch for the Senator's this
Evening star., 1897-05-08
Eastern and business.

The Business and Eastern High School
teams will play this afternoon at National
Park. The game is one in the High
SERIES
Evening star., 1897-05-08

with Fox close second time, % seconds;
Harrington won the second heat, Fitzger-
aid. second = time, 24 seconds The final was
won by Maloney g yardsl. Harrington co
yards), second Time, "A 2-5 seconds.
Half-mile bicycle race-Schade, first; Sui
lfvan. second. Time, 119.
220-yard hurdle race-McAnerny (scratch).
first; DAILY Q5 YARDS. second. Time, p 4-5
seconds. Douglass and Horsey, both with %
yards handicap, ran the second heat with
out a foot separating them and made a
dead heat. Time, % seconds. The run Off
was won easily by Daily, Douglass second.
Time, % % seconds.
Two-mile bicycIe-Schade, scratch man,
won; Whitney 600 yards) second. and Sui
Ivan Q25 yards) third. Time, p 2-5 sec
onds.
44O-yard run-Lyons, scratch, won: Prince
02 yards) second, and Sheridan GO yards)
third. Time. 81 3-5 seconds.
Wrenn won the 16-pound shot put with
an actual put of 33 feet and inches, and
a handicap of 6 feet, making the corrected
score 50 feet and inches Smith (scratch)
was second, with put of 81 feet and 10
inches.
Smith won the hammer-throwins contest
from scratch. making an excellent throw
of 12O feet and l inch. Wrenn was second
with 95-foot throw.
The high jump was won by Walsh, with
jump or feet, and inches handicap
aoded, making the corrected score feet
inches. Owens g inches) was second with
corrected score of 5 feet inches
The broad jump was won by Daily. with
an actual jump of 20 feet and inches
His handicap was 1S inches m,king the
corrected score q feet inches. Walsh
(scratch) was second. with jump of p
feet and 3 inches.
The pole vault was won by Claiborne, who
cleared feet inches. allowing for lis
handicap of 8 inches, with M Walsh sec
ond, with handicap of inches, and cor
rected score of feet Z inches
The following were the officials OF the
day: Referee r. Wilkins; judges, r. Dris-
coll p: j. Tobin. ]. N. Powers; timers, ].
f. Collins. NJ. Foley, A. Mccormick; start
er. B. J. Wefers; clerk of course n 7 Mo.
Carly; assistant, NJ. O'Leary; scorer. %
Lamb; assistant. R. Ridley; announcer E
J. Bradley; measurers. j. Kane, F. Cullen
:; Murrin. ]. English; chief marshal, c. A.
Evening star., 1897-05-08
Tennis InforrnG ion.

in Washington. by A. w. Cherrington, sec.
retary of the local Cricket Club.
Evening star., 1897-05-08
GOOD GAME BY SCHOOL BOYS.
Centrals and Westerns Played Thir-
teen Inni1xgs to a Tie.

SeHtraAs anuT Westefhs Piaye0 Th1r.
teen lnRiAEs to u Tie.
The. Central and Western High School
mines, played thirtsenl innings to tie at
National Park yesterday afternoon in the
local interscholastic championship series.
The game was exciting. White, the Gen.
trails clever lefthander, had struck out
eight Westerners up to the fifth inning,
when he was injured. Rollins was substi-
tuted, but he failed to hold his opponents
down, and Durdin was put in. He held the
Western team down to six hits from that
time to the end Of the game. Buck pitched
a good game for the Western team, but
ten hits being made off him in thirteen in
nirgS.
Tanners batting, a home run, a triple and
a single, and Shuster's base running. ten
stolen bases, were the features of the game.
A large gathering was present, and enthu-
siasm was evident with every play that
gave the slightest excuse for a cheer.
Evening star., 1897-05-08
Cricket in America.

The American Cricket Annual for 1897
contains. among number of articles de-
scriptive of the progress of the English
game in this country, an article on Cricke,
Evening star., 1897-05-08
in SPORTING CIRCLES
Continued from Eighth Page.)

By Fifeld. l. Struck out-By Corbett, 8: by
Wheeler. z Wild pitcbes-Cxbett, !; Wheeler. /
FIRST base On srron-Pniladsip 1. Time Of
games hours. Umpire-Lynch
Evening star., 1897-05-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
An Interesting Contest IL Likely This
Afternoon.

An Interesting Contest Is Likely This
Afternoon.
The University of Pennsylvania will play
Georgetown University on Georgetown
Field this afternoon at o'clock. great
deal has been said of Pennsylvania's weak
ness, but the red and blue will give the blue
and gray about all the argument the local
boys want The arrangement which Capt.
Mccarthy has made in his infield and out
field is expected to considerably benefit
Georgetown's playing.
Harvard defeated Cornell yesterday, 10 to
4. through haRd hitting and the latter S
loose fielding. Beale's and Young's batting
and Eeacham's fielding were the features.
The Columbian University nine of this
city was defeated by the Warrenton, Va,
team yesterday at Warrenton in an eight
inning game by 13 to 8. Green was injured
by being hit on the head. The Warrenton
team will probably play the Georgetown
team May 70.
Evening star., 1897-05-08

Wright & Ditson's Official Lawn Tennis
Guide for 1897. just published, contains
summaries of all the principal matches
played in the United States and Canada
during the past year. constitution and by
laws of the National Lawn Tennis Intercol-
leeiate and Interscholastic Lawn Tennis
Associations list of tennis clubs, directory
of players fixtures for 1897, the revised
rules for 1897 and portraits of the cham
pions.
Evening star., 1897-05-08
Most Beautifully Located Lots ON Con-
necticut Avenue to he Sold.

Attention is called to the sale on Monday,
at p.m., of two choice and most elegantly
located building lots at the corner of Kali
Drama and Connecticut avenues, as ex-
tended and Strengthened under the recent
act Of Congress. These are the best located
lots on the entire length of Connecticut
avenue. A rare opportunity is offered to
secure a building site on an avenue which
in all the future will be the most fashion
able and attractive thoroughfare at the ma
tions capitaI.-Advt