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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-25
ATHLETICS.
Annual Fall Games of Columbia University
A. A.

Annual ran Games or columbia Universtty
A. A.
The annual fall games and cycle races OF the
Columbia University A. A. were held at Berk-
ley Oval yesterday afternoon. The day was
too cold and the wind too strong for record
time. but the meet was pronounced success.
The juniors scored the greatest mum Der OF
points. ~. the sophomores next with 40 the
freshmen "a and the seniors I. summary:
Yards: ii. il. Wee .es. 1908. 2ya,ds. second II 8.
Johns%n '9a 'cra,rh third Tine 10 30 ,ee9n n
ayaras W. N, Van else. 1901. i. Yards, second: r.
t ,9'sa = x
J; McAnerney, 800, 20 yards; second; g: C. A.
Bishop; F. McIintock second; V. II. Meehan. third
i'nS " RnnIwon i" C. B. Marshall. 1903, 40
yards; q. G; Atkins. o.. Scratch second G: M
Two,Mlie Rnn-wou by G. c. Caldwell, 1908. 225
W. Ward. 1901. $50 yards. third. Time. 10 minutes
l2G-Yard Hurdle-won by A. Hardenberg. 1902.
scratch; J. 7. EannemAnn. 1908, 10 yards. second
w H. Powers. 1902. yards. third. Time. II 90
a2o,Ysrd Hurdle Won by W. H. Powers. 1902.
scratch; }. T. Hanneman. 1908. Is yards second.
kunnine High Jump|7Won by W H. Grace. 1901
Hardenberg, 1902. inches. second b. NJ L. Ernst,
Running rroad Jurap-won by T. Hatch. 1909.
10 inches, with an actual Jump OF IL feet3A inches;
W II Grace. 1901 scratch second; A. Boehm' 1901,
II inches. third.
P. ys@T l. y MS5bn,opL HRs IA
1901, inches second; j. r. Smith. Jr.. 1901. :
inches third.
Putting the l8.Pound Shot-won by J. Stewart.
1901 3 feet. actual put "a feet inches; W. C..
neMillc, 1900, q feet. second; II. Duden, 1901. q
feet, third.
Throwng the rG.Pound Hammer-won by II.
Duden IUOl rs feet actual throw 40 feet IR INCHES
W. c. DeMille. 1900, ~ feet, second; g. Welles.
lhOI scratch, third.
one. Mile Novice Bicycle Race-won by C. r. Rose;
r, g Matters second T. s. HavilAnd third. Time.
. minutes - seconds.
TwoNIile Bicycle Race-won by G. r. Rose, 1902,
100 yards: q. Weles 1901, 10 yards sscond; d. n.
Hudson, 1900. scratch third. Time. minutes
81 30 seconds.
Harry Fixes rode FIVE m lie exhibition paced
| bv a tandem motor cycle. His time was o mi n
| utps Il seconds. DIR. Watson l.. Savage. direc
tor Of the university gymnasium. refereed the
| games
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single seore OF tho University. gchyeppe,
Stillman. Finck. Richards and Mcbride did
not play and their. places were taken
BY Gould. Blaeden. 9eseplles. Adams and
arain to-day. the form err being substituted for
Sharpe In the second half and the latter on the
college eleven. Both men seemed to have
was at right half all through the two halves
Of fifteen and ten minutes with his injured
all right when the practice ended. He played
a strong snappy game. The addition OF these
the sauad il Fortunate a. good backs were
beginning to he scarce on Yale fsld Kiefer Is
not yet over his knee injury but expects to be
At by next week Between the halves Of the
University practice the Freshmen eleven lined
up against the third eleven for a short game.
The Freshmen have lost both OF their games so
far. one TO st. Pauls and the other to Hotch-
kiss School through very ragged play. The
third eleven polished them UP mewhat to-day
end will do II frequently from now on.
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American National ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Glendale and Lotus. at the GcrmaniA Assembly
Rooms alleys.
Harlem League Tuurnament-Ph rnix. Curinthia an
and Cyclone, at Thum n kahlsdurf alleys
New York Royal Arcanum League Tournament
Onr Council team No. ], SOnkerS Council and hAr.
lem Council at the Tennis Club alleys,
Columbia Tournament Abdul on. Boulevard and
Hamilton. at SchluSsng's alleys.
Life Insurance League TOurnAment-Fidelity and
Casualty Insurance Co pauy, GernEniA Lite Insu r.
RnC" Company and Prudential Life Insurance Com
pAny, at STAIRS ailels
Arlington Nat onAl Tournament-Oradell. Alec and
Auity. at the ArlinGt IN Hall alleys.
Arcade lIeadpm Tuurnnnrnt-Doppel EiChe No. /.
DOppel Eiche No =. Sorddeuts'h-r No. / and SoTd
deutscher Ne. ., at the Arcade Alleys.
Brooklyn ROYAL Arcaulm LeagI" Tournament
Fort Greene Council Nassau Council and Oxford
Council. at Trainul's alleys.
Brooklyn Royal ArCanum League Sub TCu rnLmcnt
Long Island CoIuril Brooklyn Council aud Dewitt
Clinton Council, al tic Elephant Club alleys.
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TRoTTERS TO 60 TO-DAY.
Opening of tho Empire City Clubs Fall
Meeting.


Meeting.
The Empire City Trotting Clubs fall meet
ing will open this afternoon at W. H. Clark's
now track. near Yonkers. Four harness races
are to be decided. and the entries In each
Mansfield. Operstts. Msmento Honor Bright
to start in the first race OF the day in competi-
ton with lot OF circuit horses. This race 10
to be called at l O'Clock. The entries for
a;st class: trotting purse s5oo-GeeEg. P; Bats
e. Jim Sansnsld. y Msnss.id: T. B. hoitons br
q; Bradstreet. by Banker; H. s. schmoyer's br. 8.
Edgar dudley; J. r Coo kerils br. m. Honor Bright.
by Antonio; Lstost IpEing far%,s b, e plymouth
by Norwood Elmer Stevens ch. m. Operetts, by
Elyrisor; oh: a. Msmennt" by WoGdnut; H. A.
i1ti wilkes. Jr.. by Young Wilkes '' *
@ s s afs
Plats b. q, Frank Murray, by Poionius; Charles
Epaniet. by, Ep.niet: n. eei:msn's tr. m. Kate
Bradley, by Thomas A. scott; T. Au,ttn,s b; =; star
Ills. by Jerome Idly; William wortendyk's CHI, m
BY Phep FOO SO BY
rect James Buffers G. DirsctK ,rke. by Direct. or
s by % NJ Gs.s. b. m
"nder As"S%er BY AiSSonsf: \. b %Satl@ey.
pix M BELLE g. BY ESraS. BTnIn 8 H
Wellington. by General wellington; J. J. Ryans b.
m. Rose Electric. by Electric; +. f. Phelpss b.
Orwood. by ArIowood: T.. Carriers b. Z. Aryian. by
ArIon; I. Biaucharda b. z. Parkvle Prince by
Parkville; Brookview Farms b. &. Marchmont, by
wilkesmont.
2:2o class trotting: purse $500; mile dash w. c.
waies br. M. Minnie b. by Bo1wood: Kimball c.
Atwood's hr. m. Nelson, by Phillip or b. IN. Nc
Laughlin Maid. by Hugh Mclaughlin: john Mathe.
sons hr: & Brown kiehm9nd oy Monroe n, Chief
McDonald's b. x. C. W. b.. By Alcantara; Samuel
NcMillan's b. z. oscar. by Wild Boy; l.. H. Hurds
gr m. Nell Gwynne. by Alcryon; James Buffers b..
Miss Kate by Direct. or b. M. Miss Betterton. BY
Ratt
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tected by her owner at the customary advance Of t5
The weather was delightful, attendance large And
batting brisk. Two tayorites won but the three
other races went TO outsiders and the wagering broke
we'll for tho books. Summary:
First Race--one me-Abe Furst 1872 tKnight,
2 To won: Decide. I24 Nv. Taylor. to L. second;
Apple JACK, 1871 pierce. 20 to !, third Time.
1:1bH.
III (Crowhurptl, to l won; Pront, 100 FROST. 3
to I. second woodtrce, III tBolAnd) to l, third.
Time, :Op1 $1,000
Third Race-one mile and seventy yards-Hittick,
100 % Boand,. 10 to J, won; Jolly Roger, l0s
tSilversl to I, seconds Donald Balm, 1OS a. Morri.
son, TO !, third Time. 1;thlp,
Fourth Race--Five and a half furlongn-Coying-
ton Autumn Stakes-AnnA Balm, ITO tSouthard). / I
10 3. won; Unsghtly. los u. Mordson), to ], sec.
ond: John Yerkes. 100 Crowhurst. to !, third.
Time lOTA.
Fifth Race-one mile and y quarter-Jessie s.. NJ
tDupeel, II to L. won; Kodak, 1O1 ~. Boland to I.
second; Loyalty, ~ Forenand), IL to 1, third limo
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To-day's Football Events.

Princeton VS.. Lehigh. at Princeton.
Williams VS.. Trinity, at Nillamstown.
hndover vs.. Boston College at Andover.
Worcester Academy va. Harvard '03. at Worcester.
Tufts vs.. Massachusetts of Technology. At Tufts.
Lawrenceville School Va. Princeton Freshmen at
Lawrenceyilie.
Rutger. va. swarthmore. at New Brunswick.
Pennsylvania Military Academy vs. Haverford. At
Chester, Pa.
Erasmus Hail High School ". Brooklyn Latin
School. at Prospect Park.
Ieorgotown vs.. Baltimore Medical College. At
Georgetown.
Williams w. Trinity, at willamstown.
Amherst vs. Bowdoin. at Amherst.
Hill School vs. University of PennsylvaniA Fresh
men. at Pottsto IN, Pa.
St. pauls school vs.. Brooklyn Poly. Prep" At
Brooklyn.
Cutler school vs.. ST. Austin's seoool. AT Staten
Island.
DWIGHT School va Newark Acadsmy. at Newark.
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Favorites Win at Columbus.

COLUMBUS. Oct 24-The weather was perfect
for good harness racing to-day. and the track
was in better condition than at any other time
OF the fall meeting. Two favorltes won tho
only races which were completed Halrane
had everything his own way in the . 80 pace.
and Iris o.. after LAYING up in the first heat
captured the next three and the race In the
. ~ trot Dakoma. rank outsider in the
betting. has two heats to his credit. while
Wheaton Boy. the favorite. only Just managed
to alp in aud win the fourth heat by haf a
length from DakoIna. John Payne drove
Frank Bogash an exhibition mile in 2:Ol.
lowering his record one-Iuarter OF a second.
Mn, aria
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CISCISNAII, oct. 24.-The CovnRton Autumn
stakes an event for twoyearolds and one Of Laton-
ias historic features. down for decision today
and produced a splendid contest both from u speed
standpUiu and from the lively little scene that
eusuCd after its decision. Anna Balm the fayorite
won, it by, a length, butlit should have gone
to lnsightly, tho nlly that finished second.
Morrison on the latter had the race well in
hand, with Anna Balm in pocket on this rail IN the
last sixteenth, but he obllRngly drew out and al.
lowed hort come through and win. This naturally
Rngcral unsightys owner. Umbrella McGugan.
and he hegap Ia flourish his tomahawk. that is his
umbrella and vow geauce. The race was sell
ing stake, with Anna BAN entered at 900 Mctiui'
gan, EcstiCulatnE wildly with his fayCrls weapon.
ran her w to 81 SOC 81 SlOoa crack. 5A9 was pro.
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Ftx Leaves for Chicago To-day.

Bob Fitzsimmons who il matched 10 box
JEFF Thorne Of England In Chicago on neXt
Saturday night. SIX rounds. will start for that
city to-day Under the articles Of agreement
Thorne is allowed to enter the ring at catch
weights. straight Marquis, Of Que.nsherry
pions Grst appearanc" in Chicago in many
years. Thorne in romnany with his manager
Sam Fitzpatrick. and Patsy Haley will leave
here Tor Chicago tO-mOrrow. lla ey vii! box
Terry McGovern s.N rounds on Nov. I, the
bantam champion will clash with two men on
that night.
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Erne-O,Brien Fight OF.

The fight between Frank Erne OF Buffalo and
Jack O'Brien of this city for tho lightweight
championships OF the world was declared Off
last night. Jack Dougherty. OBrien's mana
guaranteed tho latter's appearance. sporting
men are Of the opinis.r that Erne did not care
10 90 I'D nRnlnht the Llme.
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Time. 2:o4


Goodwin Brothers have this month produced two
editions OF exceptional interest TO close students Of
Thoroughbred racing. One IL the semi annual copy
Of their Oficial Turf Guide. handsomely bound and
furnishing complete details of the sport from Jan.
nary to July The other Is the customary periodical
edition and it gives all the results and incidental
data to Oct. 10,
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Football Notes.

II. V. M.-He played half back.
The Hercules +. C. has Oct 2e and Nov.
open to play teams averaging l15 pounds: It's
grounds preferred. We will give outof.town clubs
asuitablo guarantee. Address Fred T. Ealand. New
Brighton, 9. |.
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In the opening series OF the Bank Clerks League
tournament =. Reds alleys last night Schneider
rolled without . break in two games. The sores:
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ia7; Snyder. oOe: Pump.
40; La Forrest. 1853; Lshrbarh. 1917. Total, ess.
Lotus-Rehm. l4b; Sieherg. l25; NJ. Warmth,
SO; W. Warmth III; Moiersohu, 1917. Total. s3l.
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United States Sub Treasury Yates 11s: Jorda
100; Bird. 1873; jenkins, 1873: Copeland. 1856. Tota
bAH.
National Park-Tsemann. 1 30; Block. 1875; Schult
lo3; Davidson. 1870; Wyle. 81. Total, 623.
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Mechanics and Traders SCHNEIDER lGI: Neuman
1854; Holmes ia Strait. las; Miles 1870. Total. 1877
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Three interesting games were rolled in the Harlem
League tournament at Thum Kahsiorfs alleys
last night. The scores:
Knickerbocker-Meyer 224: Snyder l43; Pump.
I7s: La Forrest. 14s; Lehrbach. 1913 Total. s77.
Standard-Koehler. 1856 Holt. lbI: Tobin, 1871;
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Il
National Park-IsemAnn, 12I; Block, 121 Schultz
l2s; Davidson, I4s; wylie 1873. Total, 63p.
Mechanics and Traders schneider $50; NeumAn
1875 Holmes, 81 strait, 81; Mills las. Total, 73I
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Two easy victories carried of by tho Royal
cam in the Fire Insurance League tournament at
Reds alleys last night. The scores:
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hcgan Al IInrrnr All with FIFTY thn "c AZ
enIrtrIur" 81 the team until after the Penn
HNnhih game. In order To facilitate matters
no niE Sf,ilron was covered with canvas aud
" hl''h -rl to see that no one got n paep at the
- NNt, me appearance of this coaching squad
=, 'n", ny Clothes was new feature, Gran
i"i,nH' were with the men aud Dr. Bronk
XXI ou."r'H Forbes in street clothes. Joined
E!,Nl alter. As Il consequence there was very
,'' new, except that which the coach gave ont
n'I.s"' Ih,7 was to the effect bat the Varsity
"a NA-."f" new defence ~ i.ewIs's 20 81
~ .u., tlr r"h almost at viii II iii not
n7t' Substantial gain on tha frs. and was
SS.'r'" H more than they have boon so far his
~ liA'lN, oct 2f.-Nn'c has begun 10
,'i"Hw'uE an ond run occasionally. and to-
KY NhnrI" was kept Mt that work consider
lN"lN time 1t WAS tried th"i" was n good
e"'" ana These Tnns figured largely ia the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-01
WATCH FILL.

The hotel arrivals during the week
have been few, owing To the bad wealth
er. or the fear that "A rainy spell Will
set I'm. IL lis hoped that the probable
change for the better will cause the
large number OF guests that are booked.
to arrive.
The steward of the Larkin house this
season is we'll known politician. in
the person OF j. II. Lyme, representa-
tive 10 the Connecticut legislature
from Hartford.
Many important plans for the better
ment of Watch Hill, were discussed at
the meeting of the Misquamicut Land
company this afternoon.
The cottage formerly occupied by the
Hon. w. III. Halle, of Springfield. Mass.
has been rented by $. a. CHINA and
family OF New York.
Larkin's Shore Dinner house opened
today. A speciality will be made OF
clam -bakes daily.
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NARRA5ANSETT rlER.

Senator Platt expects To be at the
Pier next Monday TO attend the SESSION
Of the senate finance committee, which
will be held here ana continue about
ten days.
The summer home OF the late Edwin
Booth will not be occupied this season
by Mrs. Grossman, daughter of Mr.
Booth.
This evening the Casino will open for
the season with a special and Interest,"
ing program.
The Continental hotel will open for
the season next Wednesday.
Francis s. Kinney has three automo-
bile carriages here. Two viii carry four
passengers each and one two passen-
gers.
The South Country Coli club held
their first club day this afternoon. and
hereafter every Saturday, such
meeting will De- held.
Edward Comber has made his Tally.
lio cafe very interesting place. num-
Der Of important social events will soon
take place In the spacious hall over the
cafe
The buckingham and Imperial ars
open FOR the season.
The Beach Casino. near the Provf-
dence boat wharf rs about ready for
opening. II is a very attrlctive building
and VIII contain many Things q enter
tain the pubNc. one of the larptst
merry -go-rounds in this part of ihe
country will be- operated
Several bathcrs enjoyed the water to-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-01
SeACONNEr STEAMBOAT Co.

On and after Sunday. June IS. 1899,
steamer Awashonks will leave Provi-
dence. foot OF Planet street. East Side.
for Seaconnet Point, daiIy (Sundays eX-
cepted), at 3 n, m, Bristol at 1915 a.
m. and Tiverton at 10:50 n. m.
Returning, leave Seaconnet at p. M.
Pierce's wharf 1885 y. M, Humphrey &
Churchs wharf. Tiverton, 1855 D M,
and Bristol 4:35 y. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Providence 10 a. M. Soacon-
net p. m. stopping at Pierce's wharf.
Tiverton and Bristol returning.
DAISY LADY ORCHESTRA.
Shore Dinners served in the new din
Ing hall. :,
STEAMER QUEEN CITY
VIII leave Seaconnet for Providence
daily (Sundays excepted) at $50 a. m.
a. M, Humphrey * Church's wharf,
Tiverton. 1850 a. m. Returning, leave
Providence 2:30 p. m, Tiverton 4:4o u.
m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Providence $3.50 a. m. stopping
at Bristol. Tiverton and Pierce's wharf.
Passengers returning via steamer
Awashonks y. m.
Matinee excursion every Saturday
afternoon, leaving Providence 2:30 y.
M, Seaconnet p. m.
EXCURSIONS TO BRISTOL.
Leave Providence daily CSundays ex-
cepted) at 2:30 p. m. via Queen City; re-
turning. leave Bristol 4:35 p. m. via
Awashonks.
VIII land at Seaconnet. weather per-
J. A. PETTEf. General Manager.
p. o. Box 1858. Providence. r.. I.
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THE BAYSIDE HOTEL

NOW OPEN
under the management OF MRS 4. ". COR
TON. who has made many Improvements
for the entertainment OF her guests. The
house has just received "A new coat OF paint
and the interior renovation Is OF the most
complete order. Quite number OF guests
hive been booked tor the season. Address
MRS. n. W. GORToN, Bayside. X. l.
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NEWPORT.

Tt Is very probable that Newport viii
have q new hotel OF the best order, and
that Mr. John Whpple, OF Boston. will
be the manager. The site will be the
James Gordon Bennett and Paren stew
ems estates opposite the Casino. The
syndicate that will build the hotel
seems TO be a well guarded secret.
The celebration here OF July 8 and 4,
In honor of the battle OF Santiago Bay,
will be grand and very interestg.
The Casino management will hold but
one hop each week this season. instead
of two. which has been the custom for
a number Of years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
have returned from New Haven.
The large number of sword fish ar
riving from Block Island. have at
tiacted quite a crowd TO Commercial
wharf several days this week.
Capt. G. ID. Sigsbee. u. :. ". left
yesterday morning, with his wife for
Gloucester. Mass. where Mrs. Sigsbee
and family will remain for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Vanderbilt and
Nicomte and Nicomtesse d 'Osmoy. have
left France for Newport They will be
entertained bv Mr.. and Mrs. j. y.
Brown at tile Fearing cottage. Rev. and
Mrs. G.. c. Merrill, at the Tuxedo end
by Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Dresser at Oy-
ster Bay.
Martin Boyle, who has been employed
by the family of l.. <. Senator @. r.
Weumore for the past forty years, has
been relieved from active duty with a
pension. This record is undoubtedly
the longest of any one coachman in the
employ Of a family.
Admiral Sampson began his thirty
days leave of absence today. He Will
return on July 8 10 take part in the
celebration.
stone villa is being prepared for the
Continued on Page Three.)
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day and during the week an unusually
large number have taken advantage Of
the high temperature OF. the water
The number OF well known people
who will occupy cottages at the Pier
this season Is larger than ever.
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CENTER OF THE BERKSHIRE
Hills on the bank of Laurel Lake. just
completed; modern improvement; one.
mile from Lee: fishing and boating.
send for circular. First class table.
GEO. BoARpMAN, prop, Lee, Mass.
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NOW OPEN.
The Whitman House

Reservoir Avenue. OPP. Fenner Ave.
Is n first-class boarding house, with all of
beautiful large rooms. newly furnished. aud
first class Table Board especial attention
given TO family boarlers: service excellent
and prices reasonable, please call and In
class boarding and livery stable ia cOnucc-
tion. u. w. JENks I'roprietor
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Merchants and Miners Trans.
[onatiOn Company.


First-ciass Passenger Ser
vice from Providence every
Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day at 6 p. m. Through Tick
cts sold to all points South
and Southwest. Baggage
checked to destination.
LOCAL RATES.
Providence to Norfolk, Va, .Si1.OO
Round Trip, >. .. 1900
To Baltimore, Md, 1850
NOunu lTip,. <L.UO
Tickets include meals and statercom sccommo-
dsiions. Send for descriptive folder, etc.
ior freight OF passage. srply to
j. w. McCLOSKEY, Agent.
Office and Wharf. foot OF Benefit stree:.
A. d sTEBRfNs, Asst Traffic Manage
w. p. TURNER, Gen. Passenger Acen.
J. &. WHITNEY. Traffic MansTer
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PROVIDENCE LINE
For New York, the South and West.

Steamers PLYMOUTH and Pill
GRIM in commission. A fine orchestra
on each.
FROM PROVIDENCE: Steamers
leave Fox Point. Providence, every day
i'm the week, except Saturdays, at $40
p. m. due New York ZOO a. m. Steam
er Plymouth touches at Newport sun
days, leaving there 10:00 p. m.
FROM NEW YORK: Steamers leave
Pier Is. n. r., foot OF Murray street.
every day in the week except Sundays,
at 900 y. M. touch at Newport 400 a.
M Leave there at 800 a. m, due Provi-
dence $3.50 a. m.
For tickets and staterooms apply at
office of T.. c.. Windsor, Ticket Agent.
corner Weybosset and Custom House
streets. or on steamers after 600 u. m.
c.. A. GUNDERSON,
Agent. Fox Point Wharf
GEO. l.. CONNOR, O. III. TAYLOR,
Pass. Traffic Mgr, Gen. Pass, Agt.,
New Haven, Conn. New York
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THE BERKSHIRE INN.

Amid the Berkshire His the Volite re
sort of most choice people. 6oii' lehnls'
Wheeling. Ma'chcss Drives ana ottnefy.
The Inn provide. for 200 guests. Az modcrn
conditions Frontage 3iO feet. Niite,
CALEB TICkNER x son.
ct Barrin gton Mass.