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BOOKS or THE WEEK.

AN OUTLINE OF CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY; BY VIII
IAN Newton Clarke DID svo PIP 'SS. 'o""''e'
scrbner's
i2rno Do (Chsrles Scrbner's SonsD
r1Jr. uNor-IET SEX BY Helen Ws,'erson MOODY
iemo pp. Ise (Chares scroners scns'
ROUSSEAU AND EDUCATION ACCORDING TO Ma
TIjRE b. Thomas Davidson l8no, pp 1oS.
.sThe Great Ehrcstors.' edited BY Nicholas Murray
Butler 0harier scribners Sons)
STORIES BY FOREIGN AUTHORS: French iomo'
Two volumes Charles Scr!bners Sons)
THE IONDOXERS A Novel BY Robert Hichens
l2rno. PIP 33s HIerbert & Stone COZ
THE LABORER AND THE CAPITALIST BY Freeman
OTIS Wiley i2rpo pp. 81. equitable Publishing
Company
HERO -CHUMs By VIII Allen prumsoole. 40. pp
49, Estes IAuriai)
FRENCH LITERATURE OF TO-DAY. Study Of the
Principal RomAncers ard Essaytts. BY Yetta Blaze
dc Bury. syo. pp. 27s Houshton. Mfiin a COZ
FOUNDERS DAY AT HAMPTON. Address In
Memory Of Samuel Chapman Armstrons. BY Francis
Greenwood Peabody. iSuao. p5. 81 Hioush;on. Msh'n
4 CO.
PENELOPE's PROGRESS. Being such Extracts from
tins Commonplace Book o. Penelope Hamilton as Re
late 10 Her Experiences In Scotland BY Kate
Douglas wigxdn. iemo. pp EOS. Houghton Mhiin
q CO..
THE CONTINENTAL DRAGON. BY r. ~ Stephens
Illustrated by II. c. Edwards 12mo. pp. 2o@ IL
c. Page d Coz
BoY l KNEW AND FOUR DOGS. BY Laurence Hut
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THE GODS OF OUR FATHERS. Study OF saxon
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FOR A NATIONAL BASKET BALL LEAGUE.

Under the auspices OF the Amateur Athletic
Union a meeting Of the representatives OF n num-
Der OF ba skci ball teams OF Ncw-York city and
ncIghboring cities held yesterday morning at
the Aston House to consider the formation OF a
National basketball league The chairman OF tho
meeting was DR.. Luther Gulick. and after the
meeting he said that the meeting was the first
ever held 10 make plans for National league
Of basket ball players. The meeting took de-
cldcd action but the subject fully discussed.
and 1t voted TO ask the cooperation OF the
Amateur Athletic Union In reqching the separate
kct-ball leagues Of the country and combining
them into National League.
a committee was appointed composed Of dele
gates from the various parts OF the country where
Basketball Is played TO confer with the officers OF
the Union. Another meeting Will he held before
long
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AGAINST THE MYERS MACHINE.
JUSTICE DYKMAN. DECLARES THAT THE
LAW PERMITTING ITS USE IN ELEC-
TIONs is UNCONSTITU'


1t is probable from a decision given yesterday IN
the Supreme Court in White Plains that tho Vari-
Gus cities and villages in the State which are soon
TO hold elections by the Myers ballot machines
may have legal difficulties over the result Ine de-
cison which is far-reaching. was given by Justice
j. O. Dykman In an injunction suit brought ny eH-
Mayor Edward +. Brush OF Mount Vernon. against
the Mayor and Board of Aldermen. compelling
them to show cause why ballots should not De
printed and boxes provided for tho use OF voters IN
the municipal election on May Il.
The Myers ballot machine has been IN use III
Mount Vernon for two years, and a nuinoer Oh con-
troyereie. have resulted from It's operations out
the Common Council. regardless or the pro'es's
Of the Republican City Committee. lhs's'eu "p'"
It's this year.
Dr. Brush brought the action as taxpayer ana
elector through his attorney. Roger NJ sherman
on the grounds that the use OF and G in Violation
Of tho laws and Constitution or the o'ate ol ~ ,,
York WAS aso TS n tTr' proHde me for or
the to give free expression to their chocs
mechanical adjustment and to register vo'es i ir
candidates which were not cast or lntsnueo 5oi
then o. %nh is sh 3o ena exposed 10
The case was argued on Tuesday In his deci-
the law permitting the use Of the macnines Is u u
S manaams issue directing the Common Council
TO have the ballots printed. ID.
The opinion In It's entirety has not been made
public but 1t is understood that Il affects partlcu
iarlv that addition 10 the law which follows the
stipulation that the voter may express his chocee
BY ballot that such choice may also be expressed
by any device which may safely be provided ior
the voter and preserve the secrecy Or the 5aot,
Mr. Sherman said he expected that the ieclston
would affect the election In Rochester ana o'heI
cities but that in cases where elections nave peeh
held the result will not be affected. The machines
have been in use in Yonkers. Mount vernon IoI'
Chester and other places in Westchester Iouiity i,
and there have been controversies following inc
election and also determined efforts on the part
of IL number Of the party leaders TO return TO inc
old method of voting. In Port chester contest
is now pending election held on TUESDAY,
the friends OF Christian Wenkenbach. chnnlda.e
for trustee asserting that the machine failed 10
register 100 votes for him. and that there were
other inaccuracies. The company has contended
that in Instances where inaccuracies have occurred
they have been caused by negligence or mistakes
IN adjusting the machines
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team matches at the Richmond County Country
Club. the ST Andrews club and the Broolllne
Country Club. Boston. Princeton will play on
Staten Island with the following team: l.. T.. Bay
ard jr.. w. ID. Vandcrpool J. l. Blair jr.. c. II.
Murphy, J. Stewart and X. II. Pool. Richmond
County Will be represented by George f.. Arm
strong. j. r.. Chadwick. James Park Charles
Stewart. ". Witherspoon and g. H. Fry Yale
will meet the st. Andrews golfers at Mount Hope
while Harvard will play ut the Brookline links
Tho Norris County Oakland. Wes Burn and
Englewood clubs Will open their links for the first
time this season, while the usual Saturday handl-
caps Will be held at the Dykcr Meadow Marine
and Field. Crescent Athletic and Hillside courses
An All-Phlladclpha team viii visit Lakewood for
"A match with the Lakewood players. At Ralti-
more the preparations for the Princeton Glass OF
10 tournament indicate strong turnout.
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NEW CORPORATIONS IN THIS STATE

Albany April 2s-The following companies have
filed certificates OF incorporation with the Score
tary OF State:
The New-York Investigation Company. Of New
York to investigate business Investments fran
chiscs etc: capital stock. $50 on Directors Peter
Flint. Henry 7. Townsley and Oliver B. Goldsmith
Of New-York.
Tho Ianten Hotel Company. Of New-York 10
buy. sell and conduct hotels and hquor- stores
Frederick 6. Cannon and Thomas +. Dignum. OF
Ncw-York City
The F. J. Clarke Company. OF Mamaroneck
-four feed and grain: capital stock. 500 Direct
ors, Francis ]. Clarke. Of Larchmont. and Andrew
J. SELF and Lincoln G. Backus. OF New Rochelle.
The Association Publishing Company. OF New
York TO collect news and publish books and parnph-
lets: capital stock 5000 Directors. Leslie G.
Bruce and Hamilton Busbey. OF New-York and
The Horstm an Sanderson Company. OF Ncw-York
City 10 deal In liquors: capital stock. $1,000. Di-
rcctors John W. Sanderson and Clara Horstman.
OF Brooklyn and John Irving O'Neill. Of the Bor
ough of Manhattan
The Ficken Paint and OIL Company o. New
York deal in paint and wall paper: capital stock.
10000. Directors. Adrian H. Jackson Herman Ans
pacher and Peter G. Hedelberger. OF New-York
City.
The Raymore Piano Company. OF Albany 10
manufacture pianos; capital stock: $4,000 d.
.ectors Henry ]. Raymorc. James McKenney, Ed
ward n. McKenney and Thomas 8. Wiles. OF AL
bany
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.s.sold by all bookssilers or sent. postpaid. By
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS,
lss-,o7 PrF-rH AVENUE, NEW YORK.
THE HEAD OF THE FAMILY.
i%lo7 FIFTH
NEW BOOKS.

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Daui., WIS never better Inspired than when de-
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and his latter years hs managed 70 combine
with tho sof Dickens Ike humor Of his earlier
s,yl. an inlaginaty. wi, and a crisp sarcasm Of
which Tho first evidence made visible In
r.Immortel Tho characters o, his last volume
drawn with all the subtle telinea,ion and arc
colored with all n. light ard shadow. the pa.hos
and tho huInor OF which Daudet's genius ct fss
very h~st was capable Certainly ono
Of his very creates, works Paris Correspondent
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will begin at II a M There will be recess iiJ ~"
o'clock TIL O'Clock for luncheon. which viii viii Ss
served in the hall At o'clock banqS S;I be laid
for $50 persons Among the speakers who a are s
pscted to be present are Gsner ;he Rev Dr.
Buckley. Vice Chancellor Pitney, the rev, n
lyman Whitney Allen John D Mhltsad Of aH SSonSs
nearly all Of the States east OF the M''''''S'
River.
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FIFTEEN MEN AND SIXTY MULES KILLED.
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION ON PACK TRAIN IN
MEXICO

San Francisco. April 2e.-News has Just reached
this city Of terrible explosion OF powder. that
was being carried by pack train 20 Colonel Daniel
Burnss Candearia Mine. in Mexico. The explo-
sion took place the road near San Vicente
State OF Sinaloa. April last. The pack train
unusually large. II consisted OF over 10
mules. and tho attendants numbered some forty
Mexicans A part OF the freight consisted OF am
mun.ton. caps and boxes OF powder
II is reported that 2ls boxes Of powder and %. 900
caps exploded with such force that fifteen men
and sixty mules were killed
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BANK PRESIDENT WANTED.

DIRECTORS OF A NORrHAMPTON. MASS. TNsrrrr'-
TON THINK HE MAY HAVE EMBTIZi.ED $4,000
Boston, April % Tho police Of this city were
asked by the Springfield authorities this afternoon
10 be or The lookout for Lows Warner, PRECEDENT
Of inc HAMPSHIRE County National Bank. Of Mort m
anpton. for whose ares warrant hh4 been lSsl'n
I'm prrgiiod on a cn iGge Of enhancement OF 40
90 10 fDrp The warrant. b. Is learned. WAS issued
"a the outcome OF a meeting OF ia" stat" Bank FIX
nmlucr and the directors Of the bank Al NorinaHp-
ION to-day Warner Nas seen AT IN" railroad STA
tion AT Northampton At about noon today. nat
when the authorities att'mI 20 serve the war
rant they failed to find thu man. ana a. once asked
the police OF other cities 10 wat n for MIN
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London April 29-At the last racing today OF
the Newmarket first sprlng meeting Sir j blinh"Il
Nopc's hay MY Nun Sheer won the 1000 giiln"as
akcs This Of 100 sov"r"ignS - y, Tor
three .year-olI Niles the owner 81 the second MY
,o receive 900 sovcrelgus out ~ tho stakes ana the
miro 10 save his stakes. There wcr" nfi"rn start
ers Including tho L0rllarl- lord siah" brown
Nllv chinook ard the chestnut lliv BlooI"n u'l"hS-
ing 10 the sane stable TIE course was the s"wI"y
Mile and tn. following Wa IN" result III detal.
Sir J Blundeu Naples b + Sun Steer. ~ common
Priestcss
Airs and Ora
~ Der,vs en-. Mark. by Marci"n" Afinia.. -
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THE RECORDS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The Columbia College and University OF Pennsyl-
vana will bats at the Polo Grounds this
afternoon. and an interesting contest Is expected
The local college players have been practising dill
gently and hope 10 make good showing against
the team from Philadelphia
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LEAGUE BASEBALL
THE NEW GROUNDS IN BROOKLYN nc BE OPENED
TO pAV-rAIR WEATHER INDICATED

THE NEW GROUNDS IN BROOKLYN TIC BE OPENED
To-pAY-FAIR WEATHER INDICATED
Tho nasty weather yesterday again responsi-
bls for tho postpon~ment OF tho games IN which
both Of tho local teams were 10 have played. Tho
enthusiasts IN Brooklyn remained lato last night
hoping that tho weather would clear on tina, the
opening OF the championship season 81 tho new
ground IN South Brooklyn could take place this az
ternoon. Tho weather-wlse consulted tho barometer.
which gave them some encouragement While the
pressure was stu! rather low IN. nttle line
moving upward which Is a pretty good indication
that tho rain for tho present "a over
4 large number ~ at work yesterday
AZ mo grounds at Fourth-ave. and Third and
II 10 rain falls the field Will be IN good
di'ion FOR tho battle with the Quaker city players
The BROOKLYN players dd some preliminary work at
the grounds yesterday afternoon. and all are de-
lighted with fhc change from the Inflated Eastern
Park Manager Barnie is well satisfied with the
work don" 10y his this year. and points with
pride the fact that the team has played all Of IFS
games away from home and won the majority OF
them Few other teams In the League have done
as well. The players have been handling the bat
IN telling manner which Is tho most encouraging
sign ~ all. They say that they have headed the
New York team. and that Il Will have hard work
catching up. !, they emit win the prnnant. they
viii be- content 20 finish ahead or tho New-Yo rk
team.
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TTSBTRG BEGINS WITH A DEFEAT

Pittsburg. April 2a-Thc ball season was opened
here to-day with y defeat for the home team. Tho
Reds put up brilliant game and outplayed the
Pirates AT every point. Attendance. 800. Score:
II. IL r.
Ti'tshurg ............-l o % o % II .
Cincinnati ............o Ks
Batteries Schrv-r and Kilcn. Peltz and Hawley
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TO MEET IN MORRISTOWN.

CONVENTION OF THE NATIONAL SOCIETY OF THE
SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
Morristown. n. j.. April % (SpeciaD.-The annual
meeting OF the National Society OF the Sons OF the
American Revolution will be held In this city to-
morrow In Lafayette Hail. at Washingtons Head
quarters The National Committee will make Its
headquarters at the Mansion House and the gen.
eral headquarters OF the Reception and other COM
mlttees will be In the presidents room In the Ly-
ceum Building.
: The meeting in Lafayette Hall will be public. and
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EO5TON
Washington. April ee-Boston by superior
batting and Washing'ons errors Snbach injured
himself slightly ~ falling the seventh and was
succeeded hy Wagner Attendance 500 Score:
r. IL r
Washington ..........o Q 10 2
Batteries Mcclure nnd w-vhing. Year-r md Wills.
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Chicago. April 2e.-Thc Louisville team could not
play bail today and the opening game In Chicago
was a walkovcr for the homo club. Attendance.
300. Score:
r. H. r..
Chicago ..............+ 2 q o o ! q 0 10 10
Ioui.vil. ...,......O o o o
Batteries ponohus ard Griffith; Wilson and Frazer.
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ELEvATIyG ASSOCIATION REVIVED.

Buffalo April 2s-The Western Elevating Associa-
ton which was dissolved on Wednesday. has been
revived Their rate for elevatng Will be ve-eighths
Of q cent bushel
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Mem Publications.


CHARLES sCRIBNER's SONS
PUBLISH TO-DAY
TIE CROOK OF THE BOUGH.
Nv MEME MURIEL DOwIE. author OF
"A Girl in the Karpathians" limo.
1925
Mrs Henry Nornsns new story Is as hook Would
expect The heroine is an English girl Of ne ,nor Young
Tnrkeh coone and the pictures nstantnope ana
real Taksy a, ,s ssP sSa. ns uSe
author presents the essential ana H hn Vest
NEW EDITION OF THE WORKS or
GEORGE MEREDITH.
Containing the authors final revision. TO
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hound. with photogravure frontispieces
nv Bernard Partridge, Harrison Miller
etc. Each volume, crown Svo, $l.5O NOW
ready:
THE ORDEAL OF RICHARD F'EvEREa~
DIANA OF THE CROSsWAYS
other volumes will follow. two at time until ne CO...
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next o Shakespeare in all literature
AIRS EFT VITA.
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book than ordinarily sure OF us welcome. an
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ODYSSECS. THE HERO OF ITHACA.
Adapted from the Greek by MARY 70.
BURT and ZENAIDE A. RAGOZlN.
(Scribner Series Of School ReadingJ
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The famous Herbart pronounced the etorieS
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volume that cannot fail 10 stimulate tho ch'ia
Imagination.
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School Agencies.
Excursions.

CLARK'S HIGHCLASS PARTY. MAJ i7'n'
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NOTES OF THE GOLF LINKS.

In addition TO the intcrscholastic golf tourna-
ment at Lakewood to-day. there will be college
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DEFEATS ST. LOUIS

Cleveland Ohio. April 2e-Had II not been for
errors by Mexican and Childs. 81. Louis would
have been smut out without run to-day. Cross
was hit by n hot liner from Wallace's bat and put
out OF the game Score:
Il n. +.
Cleveland ............1 q "a
I>uls .............o q q o o q % % q
Batteries Young and O'Connor: Cars~y Daniels and
Sugie
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Mem Publications.

THIRD EDITION READY THIS DAY.
THE
PRIDE OF JENNICO.
"A BEwIrcHNa RoMANcr-
The New York Tribune says: Everybody n
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NEW LAWS FOR THIS STATE.

Albany April % Ex-Governor Black signed tho fol-
lowing bills to-day
Brooklyn and New" YORK TO Change their motive
power in and near the public parks from steam 70
cable power or underground current OF electricity
Senator wemans. authorizing the commanding
laborer to each ten horses stabbed therein and used
Mr.. Gales providing for the distribution Of tho
tax upon foreign fire Insurance companies doing
c2 as follows TO o' the W FTe
n e Of h Ia per Of c Y M 10 pe cent TO the
treasurer Of the exempt or veteran volunteer fire
mems associations existing In me borough OF Rich.
like moneys collected in the Borough OF Queens.
Mr.. Trainor's authorizing the Court OF. Claims
alleged to have been caused by Injuries received
while confined in the Elmira Reforma,ory
10 determine The cain o. James Grant FOR personal
onned IN 6 e mr by MIN
Mr.. Trips. exempiing property In the town OF
P6uehkeegsie which belongs to the city OF Pough-
Mr.. Perkns's, legazing the sales OF taxes made
Mr.. Kavanaughs. comforting upon the Hudson
acquire rights of way In Saratoga and Schenectady
Of M raTssd e1sad % 10th that S e o. h rss d
railroad connoc' rs termini over a bridge
connecting. city aod town n,h bridge shall be
born cGn9y by hs city nd dn Md the S eon.,
proprlation bill ,or the maintenance 81 the state
Government
Mr.. Martins. amending the civil Code 90 as 10
provide that IN case OF administration in intostacy
trihution 20 creditors. mex Of kin. husband or
wife OF the decedant or their assigns. where the
administrator has petitionod voluntarily for judicial
sett cement ~ his account.
Mr.. Pariss. appropriating $4,000 for the con
struction OF State armory In the village OF White
hail. Washington County
senator Pages. authorizing the Justices o the
Appellate Division, Firs, Department. 10 fix the
salary It's deputy clerk AZ a sum not to exceed
50 500 and OF each OF the assistant clerks not TO
exceed 5000
Senator Ahea .n's authorizing the Fire Commits
siOners OF NeW-York city to designate Il clerk TO
sign warrants.
Senator f.. Il Browns. prohibiting appeals being
taken 10 the Court OF Appeals In an action TO re-
cover wages. salary: or compensation for services,
Including expenses incidental thereto, damages
for breach OF any contract thereto, when the de-
cision OF the Appellate Division Is unanimous.
Senator Guys. releasing William r. Peters
any claim Of the State OF NeWYork certain la nds
In New York City.
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DOOKS-An OUT-of-PRINT BOOKS SUP"
~ Piled no matter what subject Acknowledge the
world over the book finders extanf Pleas
&c. an,a BAKERS GREAT BOOKSHOP lila John
Brght-s,reet Birmingham. England.
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tn. Raven wheemen propose 70 Add . feature
% thoi- coming century run. At Valley Stream
an American flag Will be hung over tho road under
which the men viii ride No Spanards need ap-
ply for position In tho line. In case any OF the
riders refuse pass under the flag their entrance
foc will be returned and they will DO requested TO
leave tho l.ne.