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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-16
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
PERSONAL.

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"$$$s$" DOLLARS SAVED AT THE
unredeemed and uncaled-for sale OF
diamonds, watches, jewelry and silver
ware; come, see and examine; everything
marked in plain figures, In the window, 2S
East Broughton. Fegeas, the reliable jew
eler and .optician. The place in Savannah
for birthday, wedding and presentation
gifts of a reliable character at one-thlrd
the amount charged by exclusive stores
Old gold. silver and diamonds bought Tor
cash or exchanged for new jewelry
ANNUAL MAY BALL BY MRS.
r. B. Nicoll's dancing class Thursday
May IS, 1899, from to 1870, at Guards Ar
mory. Admission soc. Music by Rosen-
fields orchestra.
TRINITY SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC,
Button, S. c., steamer Clifton leaves
a. m. Tuesday. May %; secure tickets from
officers or teachers of the school; all
friends invited.
NAVAL BLUE HILL BOX KITES,
price. % cents; Filipino solitaire, the great
est puzzle of the century; price, 10 cents;
the trade supplied c. p Miller, agent.
CHINA AND JAPAN MATTINGs,
linoleum, art squares, rugs; new styles
constantly arriving; prices to please. c.
P. Miller, agent.
FURNITURE STORED, PACKED
and shipped; competent workmen; rela-
BILE service; moderate charges. J. N. Nc
ellis, furniture.
ICE BOXES, s299 UP; REFRIGERA-
tors, S4.9s up; the very best makes, Bald
win. Siberia, America Erie and Leader;
biggest variety in town at right prices.
c. P. Miller agent
STOVES, HEATERS AND TIN ROOFS
repaired. P. H. Herman, 10 West State
street
LAWN CHAIRS AND SETTLES,
moth-proof cedar chests, hammocks, Gro
quet sets, mosquito nets water coolers,
freezers and other summer goods. C. P.
Miller, agent.
ENAMELED IRON BEDS, IN WHITE,
blue, olive and pink; cribs. baby car
riages, go-carts, etc. c. p Miller, agent
OTHELLO RANGES, DOMESTIC
Sunshine Home Sunshine, Excelsior Penn
Cook, Royal Manhattan. Cotton Plant. for
sale by P. H. Herman, 10 West State
street
PORCELAIN LINED BATH TUBS,
syphon jet water closets and the latest
sanitary improvements. Let me give You
a bid. P. H. Herman, 10 West State street
WHEN YOU CAN'T GET SUITED
anywhere else, come to c. P. Miller,
agents, mammoth furniture and carpet
emporium; he hasn't got the biggest store
but he has the goods at prices that please.
BROUGHTON BROS, CONTRACT
ore; painting and paper hanging. Whita-
ksr and Bay lane.
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WANT BIDS on CONSTRUCTION.
me Georgia and Alabama Extension
VIII soon BE Made.

VIII soon be Made.
PROPOSALS for the construction of the
Georgia and Alabama extension from Mel
orm to Hutchinson's Island are asked for.
All bids must be in by 10 O'Clock the morn
ing OF May 20. Plans and Specifications
may be seen at the Office of the chief en-
elheer, Maj. A. Hunter johnson, in this
City.
The construction of the line of railway
VIII include that of the bridge that is TO
span the Savannah river. Grading, lay
ing track and building any other neces-
saty ttestles will also be embraced in the
bids
The road has recently been securing its
right Of way and additional terminal prop
erty, From Capt. Henry McAlpin a por-
'ioh of the Hermitage property, including
shl Of way and a frontage on the river
was obtained for The consideration of $685.
Vyl the track will also pass through the
o.d Ten Brock race track.
Vice President and General Manager Ce-
Gil Gabbett of the Georgia and Alabama
Railroad and General Freight and Pas
tenser Agent A. Pope left yesterday for
Ne" York on a business trip. 1t is rumor-
e4 That their going has a connection with
me expected consolidation of the Georgia
ana Alabama and the Florida Central and
Ieninsular.
Mr.. c. c. Martin, Savannah agent of
The Georgia and Alabama Railroad, left
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HELP WANTEn-MALE.
HELP WANrED-FEMALE.


WANTED-WET NURSE AT ONCE.
Apply southeast cor. 9Th and Barnard
streets.
GIRL or 16 FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. Il Drayton street.
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RIVER Report.-Ihe night Of the Savan-
nah river al Augusta at a. m. 18th me-
rdian time, yesterday, was S.S feet, fail
of 02 foot during the preceding twenty
four hours.
Cotton region bulletin, Savannah, Ga,
for the twenty-four hours ending at a.
m, 18th meridian time, May Is, 1899
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ron WAREHOUSES;.

FOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOME
at White Buff. with abundance of grapes.
Apply 127 e. Gordon
FOR RENT. ELEGANT HOUSE NEAR
Park extension. ia West Duffy, near
Whitaker.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
2l2 East Castor; contains fourteen rooms
and outbuLdings. Apply on premises.
RESIDENCE 81 JONES STREET
east; beautiful locality, perfect condition
and every convenience; right rent to right
tenant. Estate Saloman Cohen, West
Broad and Broughton.
COMFORTABLE. COSY HOUSE IN
hrst-class order in thorough repair. 221
Waldburg street. east; right rent to right
tenant. Estate Solomon Cohen, West
Broad and Broughton streets
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AGENTS MANTED.

GENERAL AGENT FOR TELE-
phone Tablet specialties, lawn sprinkler,
etc.; 5000 d year; enclose stamp. Vic
tory Mfg. Co., Cleveland, O.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

LADIES ABOUT TO LEAVE THE
city can find an expert trunk packer by
calling or addressing MRS. Y. s., No. IL
McDonough street, east.
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IT, temperature; AZ, velocity of wind.
H. B. Boyer,
Local Forecast Official, Weather Bureau.
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WANTED, A BOY TO WORK IN
store by Dr. NJ. Schwab & Co., AZ Bull
street.
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CHINA AND JAPAN MATTINGs,
linoleum, art squares, rugs; new styles
arriving; prices to please. C.
P. Miller, agent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-27

The members Of H." Intercollegiate Chess
Association are preparing for tho tournament
which will be held IN this city during Christmas
week. Columbia has sent the following list Of
names from which the candidates will bs
selected: II. A. Bochm. 1900 -. t. l.. Brown,
1902 8 b. NJ l.. Ernst. 1902 L.: X. q. FAX.
1901 s.: O. q. Hubbard. 1901 s; o. ". II. Lii
lard. 1908 s.: q. Parker. moo c.: II A kcricr.
1903 OIL II. sewall. 1902 c., aud Il. c. T.
Schroeder. Sp. c.
The announcement Ia made that +. T.. South
ard. the Harvard eyack. has retired ftom all
tournaments ana matches. Tn. players ut
Cambridge are practising hard for the coming
event here. ana as the material appears to be
promising It IL confidently expected that
another winning team will be put forward.
According to reports received from New
Haven there Ia no chance OF the lal. team
Il /. said that Webb who was partner oi
emerged into the len ffon the INA round o the
trial tournament. The -corrs Were; Cook. 1900.
al sS4 9SGr Saam in2 io i s4 ff@ a;iSn o
play at New York. The Substitutes viii be
cured as in former years, Tho players ut
Princeton have started Their final round,
Pilgrim. 1902. ana Novin.. iiO3' several
games hav" been Contested In this round with
the result that Hunt has won two out 81 three,
Ely has won one. Henley has won one and lost
one. and Weston has lost two.
A final meeting tor the decentralization Of the
Harlem Chess Club will be held Tomorrow
evening at III" cluhhous. 81 the T1umph
Whrelmcn, 30 West lOlth street.
Marco writes from Vienna, under date ~
Nov L. that the Kolisch Memorial tourna-
ment PROMISES 10 he Ot especial interest.
Among those "xpnrt"d TO contest are Schlrch-
ter, Brody. Nary Keroly. Theoior Iieylc, Al.
Alhin. Alapin. liapltu, FCigl Iopicl, Chnrn-
usek, Prof-. Berger ESner, Hruby, DR.. Ncus-
tadtl aud Con-tnn'ini.
The principal contest in the annual cham
pionship tournamr nj ol the Manhattan Chess
club last " ok was between Marshall aud
Simonson which WINS won rather ems ly by
the former. MRrshalls victory places Dc,mur
IN IN" lead and makrF him II strong myorita
Tor first hOnors. Hanham has lost oniy a
games, but he has an unfinished gam" IN hand
AGAINST Marshall. which II l. predicted viii end
in n draw. The record Of the Tournament
folowa.
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ROSS, the OARsMAN, DEAD.
sudden End Of Ono of tho Worlds Grea
scuIiers-His Career.

sudden End Of Ono of tho Worlds Great
scullers-His Career.
John Magic Of the Harlem Rowing Club re.
ceiyed q cablegram from London yesterday
announcing the sudden death Of Wallace Ross.
one OF the most noted among the profess
sional oarsmen OF what might be called ths
HanlBn epoch. Indeed. few outside of IN
mighty little Canadian could take Wallare's
measure wnen the BLACK Brunswicker" was
ut his best Hanlan himself found Ross TO
much for him one occasion wh"n the
"Bluenose" sculler beat him and other oars
men for purse Of $4,000 at Providence.
Ross was born about forty years ago a
Amherst Nova Scotia HIS father. Il Bay -
Fundy coastinG tx, prer. went to st. John. y.
B.. when Wallace was q small boy and ap-
prentced him 10 Jimmy Briskley noted
waterman. Young Ross's style Of Ian ling
the souls attracted the favorable notice ~ tho
shipping men whom he took back LGl forth.
and they matched him against a AUry3r
champion. Ross won cleverly.
Then syndicate q, st. John sporting men
took hold OF Ross. He won for them Ia every
rare for which they matched him ur'il Ugulou
again Se, over the famous Renne o.caS ', cour.s
in a borrowed boat and was "Nrslzcl h't"r
going a mile For that distance II was min
Curing sn ,gGs Hts N al the '55H s 6
and abroad. always winning share OF Tbs
money. During that time also h Won 'Aahr
matches
Ross retired fiom active com r-titlon IA
aquatic events ahout ten years ~ luz -
tanned his love Of manly raStime- ard enlove
a high reputdto on as hoNer and sYo-i,mhI
and advocate OF p-iestriauIsm. liz 'rst -
gagpmenr here was with the Str'ar Is
and Cricket Club when that or-aI zlti -
had some uf the best crews at pat IN o. ~, ~
ny He then went TO England wi'h PAU Bny-
/ toms water show ana there sustained th-
stroke OF paralysis which brought about h'
death.
Ross was an athlete OF magnificent rhy- Iu".
standing about six feet two inches IN h".Sht
and weighing lS5 rounds in cundii on. y.
manner he was much above the ordinary typo
Of professional and his genial temperain-nc
won for him "a large circle OF friends both hero
and in England. He never smoked or drank.
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With tho exception Of the annual games be-
tween the Poytechnic Institute AMI Brooklyn
High Schools. and Er,cmus Hall High School
and st. Paul school elevpns TO lie played on
Thanksgiving Day. the football season OF the
New York and Long Island Interschoastie As
sLituto by defeating Trinity School on Nov,
10 carried on the honors. IL was the third
time the two schools have figured In tho final
game since 1ta,5. and II Ia The second time that
De La sale Institute came out with hying
colurs. In 1886 De La Sale Institute won.
md In the last game the score was III to ..
The season was far from the success OK.
pected IL the first place the officials selected
Tor tho various games were inexperienced and
the wrnnxling over decisiOns tn rned the games
into "A farce. The crowd. too. interfered with
ottentimes delayed from Ave to ton minutes.
The season was, however. success hnan-
cially aud he games exciting and in eresting
IL was the first time In the history Of scholastic
sport In this city that an admission Zee was
charged to all games, and the result IL that
there 10 q neat little sum In the treasury
School on Nov. lS. practically gives the cham
piunshp OF the Long ISlani Interscholastio
Athletic League to the Garden CITY team. All
the elevens entered for the cham pionship have
put up better article of football than In pre-
81. Paul and Erasmus Hall on Thanksgiving
Day IL being awaited with keen interest
Although a ioregone conclusion that st. Paul
will win Pratt 1nstitute IL Just praying for the
reverse. for should Erasmus Hall win St. Paul
and Pratt would be tied at Ave games won and
one lost each, Both Brooklyn High and Pratt
Institute defeated Erasmus Hal and as 81
u conclusion can DO reached The record OF
the teams follows:
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Bowling Game. Tonight.

American ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ro~~iAlo and Col
uni Ina. at the C'ermania Assembly Rooms alleys
National Loa.ue-Bsrksley. fidela aud Nov York
4. c. ~ Stars alleys.
Harlem League-Auduhon En- pire and corinthian,
At Thuu hAhlsdorfs sllevs.
COlumb LeAgNe-PuritAn, Audubon aud Dih-
mond, at Sc hlussng's alleys
North Side -KnickrrbocE"r, Morris Wheel
men and Oh ppcwA ct Pumps alloys.
Junior OIdur United American Mechanic Oh
Glory Council, Nathan Hal. Council and Martha
Wash rgtun Ccuucil at Fuchs ALLEYS.
Arcade Head Pm Grove Hill 1. Grove HI Grove
Hill 5. Golden Rod and Golden Rod ?. At fTcrcks
ALLEYS. ,
Srw York Royal Arranum LesSue-oir Council
Team !. Aiuerlru Council and Empire City Council,
81 the Tennis Club alleys
brooklyn Royal Arcanum Lescue-tiramercy
Council, Brevoort Council aud Nassau Council. Al
TrAinor's allevs -
Brooklyn ROYAL Arcanum Lea:ue-snb-Gilher
Council Frat rnlty Council aud Dewitt Clinton
Council. o. the Elephant cub ALLEYS.
Intrr-,lub I@agur-Brooklvn 81 ycls Club Vs.
Hanover cub, columbian Club We, hnickr r' o her
y. c. Lincoln Club Va. Crescent A. c.. Carleton Gu
VS.. Aurora GrAtA Club.
Arlington Nat onal NJ Brooklyn-Fchn, Arlington
and Monarch !, a. Bertham and Voll's alleys.
King. County-Huntlngton, Senate aud Temple
ton, at Leister's alleys
Eighth Ward -TueHday night. St. MichAels and
Denocrattr at Millrr's allsyh
TwentyElth ward-AnneI va Manhattan. n
Roessle's ALLEYS.
Hudson County League Horseshoe, Friendship
and Olympia at HRifin's alleys
Mon gomery. Glass A-Mercury Va. Montgomery.
at Montgomery Alleys
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lot OF fa.t ones. Her most notable victory
was won from the fast brown PAGER. f!ossie
B.. 2:20k, by Phil Sheridan. Jr. driven by
George Mcbride. The pair hal II NJ Up and tuck
until the brown mare mnde break after RO-
Ing half mile or more on almost even terms
with her rival. Both PAGERS are newcomers on
the Speedway.
d. g. Wilbur. who formerly owned the PAGER
Honest John, 2:1SI. was out behind Ambidex.
ter. 2:11k. while Dr. n. II. Kane, who owned
the latter horse until. recently; drove Honest
John. The two horsemen exchanged racers
last week. and each seemed to have rIuil ed 10y
the bargain. for both appeared 70, do better
than they had ever done before. Wilbur started
Amhidexter IN q brush with SmilaX 2;2lH,
and held his own with the speedy daughter Ot
Sidney, while DIR. Kane had the satisfaction OF
beating David B. 2:Wi'i. with his new PAGER
Mounted Policeman Philip j. Austin stopped
runaway horse near Washington Bridge Just
ls the roadtes wer" starting toward home.
The animal bad come down the road ia a
brush with l.. T.. Hortepa chestnut PAGER
Brooks. 2:15ls. and got LeyOnd the control ~
hts driver. who shouted to Austin for assist
nnce. The policeman was quickly Hl0rgsi IL Tut
III some way his horse struck the vir" front
wheel ~ the pneumatic wagon. Gazing II IN.
The rim hnd already run OH the other. front
wheel. ant both went down h"'or" Austin
could bring the refractory animal 10 n stand
SIN. No damage was done except T." tho
wagon.
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IN THE FOOTBALL WORLD.
THREE rNIVERsITIEs CONsIDERED IN
THE CHAMPIONsHIP RACE

Harvard the Only Big Varsity in tho East to
Escaps Defeat-Rscords Of the More
Prominent Eievens-Three Important
Gan,es This week-someth About Poe.
The undergraduates OF at least three unlver-
slties believe that their football elevens have
won the so-called intercollegiate cham pionship
this year. Harvard men maintain that the
Crimson team is at the top OF the heap because
Il has not been defeated. although Yale unsx-
pectedly played II TO q draw. Princeton's fol-
lowers say that the victory over Yale earns the
laurel wreath. in spite OF the defeat at the
hands OF Cornell. Lafayette, by defeating
Cornell and the University Of Pennsyl-
vania. Ia the third aspirant In spite OF
defeat at Princeton. Lafayette men declare
that their tea m beat Cornell after tho Ithacans
hal valloped Princeton and Columbia. the
latter having previously disposed Of Yale. The
University OF Chicago. by tho way. has not
been beaten, and has treated Cornell to her
worst defeat The Carlisle Indians. who play
Columbia here on Thanksgiving Day. have the
Ton score ~ the season. They rushed Oberlin
on Saturday by 81 to o. The records OF proml-
nent tennis follow:
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Yachting Notes.

@, d. Roses new racing cutter, The Distant Shore
will be IN charge Of Cant SS Camor", who was second
III command GU the Nallyrle III III lsb6.
Speaking OF tho cost of building cup CHALLENGER,
the chuman says; Instead II tn. Ereposteous
expenditure OF between GSu,ONO AID tlOO,uuu IOr
mere initial cost IL should be possible e. pm per
feet I0fuoter q. W H. on tho starting line at ndy
Hook at . cost Of not more than Glu.uOO, an.
WHILE let us not maxi vague suggestions to the
n. Y. Y @. to how should act
for any one Who ia wiling to challenge Will he 10
formulate such conditions as he feels inclined In
make and to say that II tho N, Y Y. y, will adopt
these ho will challenge The club can do no worse
than refuse, in which most Improbable case no harm
will have been done, whilst every one will he
pleased should this club see its way 10 adopt
sible course and oneso certain 70 keep the prestige
Of thu great cup ever increasing"
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Father Arriyes Prom Ireland.

Tom "harkey will not 40 TO ireland next
month, This Ia due to tho fact that he WAS
surprised on Saturday by his father visiting
him. The latter Is u venerable-lO looking man
and little smaller than the sailor, Tom Is quite
elated over his fathers coming to America,
and s devoting all his spare moments To him.
1t is the first time the pnir have met in many
going TO get in harness again aud Night. His
manager. Tom O'Rourke. said yesterday to a
reporter Of THE SUN
"Sharkey IL ready to meet any heavyweight
In the world He will tackle either MNhor.
Mccoy. Jeffries or FitZsnmons. First como
first served 10 his motto"
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acHSEcrlpr, Nov. "a Tho Union Hobart game
which origin ally scheduled for yeste day, WAS
cancelled.
WORCESTER Nov, -. Holy Cross yesterday DO.
feAtei thu University " Vermont by 10 10 a. The
latter team weak all around. Capt Krnney "
Holy Gro kicked two goals r IN place a. twenty
fve Yards and one at thirty--eSon yards at poor
angle. Krnuey male runs OF ffty aud eishty'rvs
yris. aud Powers Of Holy Cross ono OF seventy nye
yards
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Ruhlip and Mnh.r Matched.

Articles Of agreement were signed on SRtur-
day for II twenty-five round contest between
Gus Ruhlin and Peter Mahcrsa The pair will
come together at either the Broadway or Lcnox
A. c. within two months. George Consdluc
has offered the men q purse o' $4,000. which
has been accepted The battle will DO under
straight Marquis Of Queensherry rules. Rub
lin and Maher recently fought draw at the
IenoX A. L.
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OF the Brooklyu H,udball ON on club day. Among
s5%Sf h i ss 4 4 4srnyy G &ud
is@si wi William Slater rs p.ai E. nehs
2lo?3. is-2Ii william rSSpey aud q i'alsiah beat
Heasy and Dr. She. beat 2 tonnol! y aud i Nefiroy.
s INV n., a .s a3 .aa TI% JopI. and Arr
si>iS Prof oossins beat I. J. ,tarrsy, all,
SlG Ss.y and D sArs ss. I.Gsy and
Of F4 RS0I n .SSs. =, aoao5. fa.a:i plenty
e csS At H. court II the Harlem ManLGrl
staP D. jsnnn and n Kspts d:fsstRg T. na%t
5n foIsy a ana r. Sy Si MI naS Hunt hn
1921, 2l-,20i 5. Foley AM j. Jennurt beat NJ.
Jonnfson and T. F,mgStr,cs ai- 10, 2i-ls ia.?l;
and ?, Fit4pntrck boat ]; SULLIVAN and u Nolan
d.sn iS,tP aug n !ohn,HH uS at
and ]: Foley heat \. Foley and T. lklnhon, ISL,
ii L.ndy ,gi.y,d wtth rmarEsbl. .tm at the
day. lie Won from r MrCimth and ", Inward after
one Of the most stuhborny coutrsied mstches ever
2I-2o, Then {. 0'Lsary and J. .Giynn bat 7.
fn:T fn4 PG"GG s4f and a NJ ii; 5s., f' Dc.
han and T; 9'h1nEe, sI-,s' l5-2l' Il-IIs' Z.
patrick and G, eastman beat G. 0'Leary AID q.
and and 49, s% Jl beat SH an
II Murray ssstd. Howard aud 'P4ass'aii' Ills,
Mike Is.ps work vas tcaLurs at the court Of The
SS S "a psan.S sn 81 Kelly Tho s
were 9i;-i7, 2i-6, DIE Fan is anSIo9sly walt,
Among the other games at mis- .coart on
G"si 7, MScaSs and ], M'c5ar, BY a,!,4. iS"a sy
hau a(u ha and II a.
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The Ranger Fitted out for "A Long Trip.

BAN Francisco. Nov. 90. The United States
ship Ranger. now lying at Mares Island, has
been quietly fitted out for some long voyage
The Ranger has been ordered to Panama and
will bail early in December Sealed inStruc-
he opened on arrival at Panama. II Is believed
here that the Hangers ultimate destination is
Manila
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rwrSrr-srrTH WARD rouKsAMKsr.



Saturday nishts games in the Rank CLERKS League
tournament at IL. i's alleys resulted as follows
FIRST GAME
Hauoyer-wrght. I4a; SiemAnn. 100: Nelson.
M htt 10 ~ enicii, Isl. Pears,, 100. HEX
bothou. l2d, l. npsou. las Gross, ios Total oSS.
sECuSu GAME.
nark ~ Manhattan Com pany- 17o; Doctor,
~: viii. 1870, Fowler. i6i. Mcneil. lss. Total.
Mount Morrts-wendell I22; Pe.r.s. l6ii Hist-
botlen ISp. Timpsog. l2s. Gross. lys. Total. Is3.
THIRD GAME.
panR e Mnnht,t.G Go%psnyVXtxlI l,s; p 9s,o
Hap,vcr-wrsh,, 100; Niemann;, i2c' Duncan.
lao, Thompson i1s; spence i@'' Total 1885,
BY winning two James at Re as alleys on Satur-
dSs night IA" dreelw ch team broke the many ties
Hsut The scores were
rIEsr GAME.
Grccrvich- Falkland. lia, spragms, 100: Rove.
T %ea a; r.n eau" sHs i t k.aa. ,,s
s.oy. iao sAddinEton, 10. Total o'S.
l.s, Giaan., -; Van s,an, l%i, total. oIs,
1877, liy an, vs.; Jarvis, IA. Total. d22.
THIRD oASE.
PheuiI-Rushmore. 1919! Kesssll Iis! Kahn. 1885,
s,ry Nv Sa ld"E'%n l ysD Total Total az rsom
lGv, Ryan. I2I, Jarvis. 1877. Total. 500.
Three fast games were rolled In me Thirseenth
Regiment tournament at the arnorJ In Brooklyn on
Saturday night. The scores were;
FIHsr
COMPANY o-E- Bross ia. Ford 14i; Bros, 1881
Davis, I2i; q. W. johnson, 2ii. Total, 7ls.
Company F-forfeted.
SECOND GAME.
,oompany I-Lewis l2s; J.; n r NERVE; lIss
Company F Forfeited
GAME.
Company C--Rross. lls: Davis, 1876 Murphy.
E%u ro,a S%ts ia Nerve 81; HUGHES i1,,
Jones, l9i; Red. III. Total 6Is
The clever work of Henry Mcht was the feature Of
OF the l.. A. OF C. Cs., and contributed largely "
| the orients double victory. The scores
oAhK.
| Bushwick w.--Mahlan. l2ei Buoten. 1906 sehre
| Tanuuua W.--Jordau. No. Boycs, II8; Higgins.
! laT; punhan, III, Van sielon, las. Total bis.
SECOND CANE
Tama ma w-J%rdSea Ia L.. B9ses. las; HisSias.
-', 0raui v burrows, i76: Mullins, I7y; Moller.
| 1913; Sirth, ia7, II. Meht. 100. Total. 800.
| THIRD oAME.
Orient w.-BnrT9ws, i.g; Mullins, lst; Moilsr.
| pnahwIcE W.--Mahlan, 1885, Bucken, 1875; sohrsa-
| her, ljo, pelany, 1856 Landman. $780, Total. So7.
sL,dmore touched the pins for an average Of aos
| In the Twenty ~ xth Ward tournament OF BROOKLYN
| ON saturday night. The scores!
FIRsr 0AME.
| Twentl.siSth Ward-Jantzen, lel; RidderhofH lsi,
Baker, 10, sAdmore, !o2i A6srle. dol. Total s7s'
bchasicr 1872, Forrest 1853; Rosses, IIs. Total 7Ta
SECOND 0ANE.
Twenty.,Ith ward-JAntzen. 1876; Riddsrhon. ITs
Baker ~ skidmore, ;la! Aberle l4a Tot.l OH
| st. HOUHele.