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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-03-09
Four Fnvoritcs Finished First over N
sloppy Truck at Oakland.

Sa. Francisco March s.--wea;her raining and
track sloppy at Oakland. The summaries:
First race, seven furIonss. selling. Esptrardo.
~ UoHsID TO l. won: Bambou.ia. iS7 ,iaaTyp.
l. second. Lady iIcIoIse. I3l iBozefazEh ia
l. third. Time. i:93,8. AlTlenarri. -. Cassi-
mir. Nor entuIn San Tomas. Cyril. Jael sEd
Iowaer also ran.
S=c,rd ace, -even fuflongs. 2year-e;ts. selling
-Intrade. IoS Ufearyl eyea vVn; ON Tine. los
HIchansn1, TO ], second: SoCaPa. los tSsencer'.
- 20 !. third. Time :tIi.. EI:iy Lyons AoIiie
':.H:iIrs. Countless Clara. Angie T.. Grace Cup.
S-II Gouric Charoaton and Forbes also ran.
Third race. mile. sellIng-Tekla io+ tHeBry). 6
10 ;. won. Essence Ip1 ululimar). to 70, SECOND;
Cis"utesG 100 tRcss). to ]. third. Time. l.I+.
Jolly BTitun and RiKfOrd also
Fourth race. mile and sixteenth Eeliing-None
Such. laT usc<emanl. . to !. Won. Lon Louis l-
1JcnkES,. 10 I. second: Stu:agart IL: OBul:nanl.
TO :. third. Time. I:gE Judge Wpifprd. Ace,
Tim and StronGb also ran.
Fifth race. mile seili1E-ToTthir 80 tT- Walsh.
even. won: Scotch Plaid l93 tyenhInst 10 !.
second; BoundIec 81 tiienryJ TO 1. third. Time.
l:ias.- Erwin ais. rau-
E Sixth race. serea furiorGs. seilins-Castake loe
tJp3kinst, TO ;. Won; Nontaliade 30 Il Martini.
8 to ]. second Miss Mar;cn Los (Builnasa'. third
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-03-09

Robert Shelton. 81 years old. employed as
housrmaE by Joseph Sensenbrenner OF
No. lss kcnnett place. was shot three
times In the left hip yesterday evening by
a negro known TO him only as AL He IL
now at the City Hospital His wounds are
no. dangerous unless blood poisoning should
set IN. shelton said that the negro works
for man nan1sd Dean. who lives across
from Shelton's employer The negro for
merly did some work for a family living a
No. ISse k-nneit place, bat was discharged
few days ago. and Shelton employed In
hiss stead The negro warned Shelton not
TO accept the job, but Shelton paid no at
tantion To him. Yesterday was Shelton's
frs, day at the new place. and when he was
leaving. ON his way home. the negro way
laid him. and. after a few words. drew .
revolver and shot him.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-03-09
BOXING TOURNAMENT.
Eight Contests VIII He PalI-d or in
Chicago Ma rch II.

Chicago. March Saturday night. March L.
TatteEsails Athletic club viii Offer one OF the
strongest cards ever offered for a single enter
ta!nrs.nt. There will b. .lEh; contests. ~ an
nuunccd .y Manager Lan Hcusemar. as follows.
Benny Yanser. the Upton S!asher. ~ Harry
Eurlsss
bat Hawkins vs. George K.Twin.
Turkey Point B! Smith Srlv Smith.
Barney EUnnoTs ~ fom DfiGEan.
III. Deu:nss Vs. Jack Mccormick.
Al: Simuis ys. ole DleEan-
Kid Kelly Larry Gleason
Morris Es;i1h IS Jack Madden.
George S!e. will lie referee
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-03-09

q. voted to t0xing exclusively. The two feature
contests vsT- ;A- sp"Sial. ~ pounds, and the
NritrT weight. IA l.,GI.d-- J. ]. SchD!-s OF the
Toronto Athletic cub the special. hands
Gown. lis OpTUn-nI. Robert Lawrence. was 50
clearly OutrlsS>-d that the referee awarded the
bout :, SCh't-s u, the second T1dnd.
In the welt-: weight class the referee Eaye
ih-. decision 20 DOyl. u local man. over Groom
% th- Amateur Athletic League. The crowd
sGCEsht u should have been given to GIOIm. ant.
lrU rsf-rye severely hl-~,i. Results fpfiv~.
Feather weight. IL bounds: Daniel Gandegter,
Olympic. defeated William Schu. nb.in- Unat-
t,.Ec.l. Frank Mcconnell. Olympic. defeated y.
r CiUiife9th.r. U:at;at he'd
Special IL p.guds. T l.. Sshpl-s. Tr.. Toronto,
defeated Rrtsr Lawrence. uniftIrNed.
.igiit wtisht. -, puunis: George Eas.s. Oiym-
pic. H-fsated -. CatIB:l. Olympic: ,. r. Britt.
Olympic. defeated ". X. Rsby. unattached.
W-it'r weight. iiJ pounds. Iy- DUylr. Olympic.
defeated J. }. Groom. ..nlstrJr Athletic Leagle e.
y S"ltcr Weight - R-Tgau- unattached. de-
featst James P0lla". South End Rowing Club.
". ". Fiucks. Olympir defeated J. Dukeluve.
l-Lester AILl.tLu CiIh EL-la alA.s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-03-09

ing ,l.,.artu..nt Il probably he thi:.ks tho d.
partnl-ut which T. IN ne'-i - additional strength
- a~s,s, Hl!-bTaEi. Sh1 ts the UiI!y twiFi.r ~
kH.Uu uhrI!'N. I- thiUEs. LuN.grE. tE.. sDH.-
Ht.u g prruIisC auis'E th. candidates Tor
irs. b8N Tf-ry 4r.- Nu'~ulu-s.f lT-sE Ss,ft IT,
Priest is.I: N-i"T Isss Meier = 10 he tri-,i .
frS' and u ."fy ayailih." men tuTI. up tgE
~. tnN hS. Wi.I utii-.s! .ls-y a. tIi- I~tGUu
At tr, FTss.nt time Sr''ti ut.I Meter 90
tie ts.-st furE IN tie let Srutt Iit uP a splendid
arr'r,- Il hall ig ti~ iut-fu ts- sr.t- .his
leg. year and a!l-,l very materially ia winning
~. rhaugl.i sh!p Toy the s'BI.!.Iir.s Am-!!c
AMI Il nj -; the Freshman I..Jg;IuS stan -
Ilu' apparently In the varsity class Isr jii-
S.a-ar.
- lark will start in getting the men thorough
IL 'anlillIE virG his ruI-z - batting technique.
~ hI 3 lid - gGrst De-! last sIsri!.. la rltE3ug
tf- Tiger rifI. vi:.n-T ia IT. more i-'s,.;tsut
game. Judging from the H"a uut for the vUrs-
pu-itfuu- t!.T- i siuE - IL gr-4.
Eg~'l. fuT every place "a the uIIa''
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'HILDs HEARD FROM.
Says lie VIII Not play In -. Louis ~
Hr Can Avoid ~.
EEFI'E!I" SI'&,IAI.

fi-f't E!i'' Sl':-' I Al.
,a.;iE.ur- Ma MARI Nc, uu.-~- can,
help r''ss-r w:u p!sy Ia - Louis r;!s s-a-.,n
Hi.I sur!y / .!sr-i tlv !r, ,-,aIrart l,rt
is..' saii 'uilis a' Ii. E..ssr .s. r--s c..y 'a-
oav- hrs. ;l'.Ir i' g.-I v.'. T'-h-4u. tu:
'h- r!!'rGt-. tie ta.i'- ard 'a" IHsaIst- - -
Louis hI.~ mt '-t"D blr.I. 90 IIr. dislike
:. tHiuo ~ E.iUE tHurgsg a.Hi- i4Is summer
'arr, ~t.anL last Alr. IHl.a.I abs us.It.! 10
- 9" iisTa.s- - Is". HIt I.~ slGI 'l- uIl ss..
nlaH" n- fu 40 "lub urT s,T-s-siirl To- !,.a
That - Dn- T-ISrI -AG do uHr r.EasEE t. IIy To
i"i-aH. ,u la Zee T-s -a'fr deal wiE4 L.. IsIs!- at
ih- League Ur.'.rs wG.. -. ..l take
ri'"sr r'.- Sl.r,it Ibis not usrGr. viii leave
A-Er ."Nt TL-r-'!I1 and 49, directly t. IIut
SI'r!nE.s. AEaI'-r T'as,I wrs ! .-s..u-I To- Er-
PIT 'isl Ua~ ''.a' 'ElIi u.- o.. r'E : .r.E
.'s"ugh 10 b-ga wrrk IN s:vsrs- u vh-g Icy
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-03-09

The following which sss received az this o.
Zee last night viii be found seIt-sNpia nalrTy:
81. Louis. March :, Is.
Sporting Editor 81. Louis Republic
Dear slT-RsfeTTirg to the challenge In yPs;e--
days issue OF The Republic Iy tire star Bowling
Club to play q series nf games Ct ten pins ~!
behalf Of the Courthouse Bowling Club. I wish
TO accept the challenge and wouii be glad 20
arrange a meeting with Mr.. Schmidt % the star
Rowling Club. In order 10 decide the rurnb.r
q, game. 10 be played. conditions. etc II mus:
lie Understood. however. that the samss q
be played IN accordance wish rEie- ami resuls-
tiuns saoutad Ay ne American Bowling Congress
VIII YOU kindly make the announcements
through the Columns o: your psne-. AMI oblire.
yoIrs. NJ n PHILLIPS
SECRETARY Courthouse Rowling Cllb.
No. i2 North Fourth Street
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-03-09
Juriprrs 3. CntBips ..

Tie jumpers a-d rtt1!p- % ta- Druggists
-, L"i Iiut IsIEg- MT IN f.- tr-s.SUt alleys
las SiEHf. Tf.- JIUir-rS wuG all but the rJ-t
FaU'-. NJ Sire IIuIreTS were we'll bGHchet for
tu.- -'-stf12 huUrf- 'hr Elgi..S' and ,"vE-t
tattti-- N'"ri!us. giving Kim tn bsst sGpp'ft :.
Both teams W-Ge short one man. s"ufr.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-03-09
>runLs AND i,ERf.> ENTRY.
Dakota Men Nominate St"n-hrIg- for
Sundays stake.

,I.-.r- Ni-lsYi- = Ay"Ty'- Nomination - -,
Big ,uurSiug stake 10 Dc r-In al DSIiu,l:a.r' n
SUNDAY Is 't- Ea0i dog StUn-heig.. vHp Is-
f-A.eL jimmy MH-!-y'- crl-E dog Black u"1uiy
Ia tl- Nat-r!,= t'sy AZ DALLAS last fall S'sna-
Fs-tr- y M net I'll -',- hest . Ga -. iaiUIs
ny. Suf.dir- -, T.taTs =. =. B"US-II druyUn"-s
Tat rr.rs viii -. meeting - the t.ur-irE rTgh
,.,-rlyit to- p-.:-,t uns! arrangements rHr tho
running ~: SrtEItH. = EfIkr.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-03-09
Baltimore, Washington. cleveland
and Louisville Franchises
Were Taken t'p.
PLAYERS ON THE MARKET.
-. l"ni> May Profit by the deal
Terms of Settlement Kept Secret
All Concerned Satisfied
With the Deal.
EEpI Biir SPECIAL.

Ei:i'l Bi.tr SPE'IAI-
New York. March Sit is 10 h. ar eight
C..h i'AgUr. Baltimore. Na~.iurr"l Cl-N"-
lard an! Louisville, ATE out The TWO f"r-
i''.T clubs nlay Eu into ~. Eastern Lager.
" hil" Cleveland aad l.guiS ilI. are. LuUl..''
i"r The Western. VI AiiI:,;i" I..Hsus'. The
terms OF settlement cnuEct hr d'finliriy
stated. but IL L. understood that cleveland
atd Louisville receive $l0., each. while
baltimore and Washington rsJ $-.s1
apiece. each % the several cluta- 10 have
the privilege Of dispensing of It's players TO
ta. best advantage.
This IL the result OF the meeting to-day
OF the magUat"s % the. National LeiGue.
The report OF the Cir.uir committee. rec
omnending the elimination ~ the fcur
clubs mentioned. Was made this morning.
and a; the evening session. which wa~ pro
t;Hcird until nearly m!:UiTh:. The report
Was adopted. The vote on the question Df
reducing the number of clubs In the League
was practically Unanimous New York waS
represented by SECRETARY Eucwl.-s who had
been instructed by President Freedman no;
to vote Air. Knowles. said. however, That
lie could ''unnfiiciaIIy'' pledge Pr,-sid.U.
Freedman t" the -ighi-rlu3 proposition. Au-
other meeting Will b- held in the morning.
and then the driaiis UF the. .-gr..in-n, will
l. i"rih-ominE- Il Is known. however that
the Washington and Baltimore yl.,vrrs ar.
on the market. and there will d.. s,.!H. live
ly hustling for the I:yk uf Jl3r~a mru.
Serappy" MCG:aw Of tn" orioles i gen
.ra!Iy credited - New York. bui ;h-v-- -
nothing certain ah"u; this. and sps, uis. lion
Is Idle p-ruing ;uT;ke: developments. Mean
will" IL IS interesting to uut, that Frank
Robson -; -. LOtis Eiowrd with saiis;ac-
ton when he LETT the m.~;ing-runm iu the
Ffi;h Avenue Hotel shortly before: mid
niZht. Mr.. Robson SAID.
1t Il eight clubs. Baltimore ami Wash
irgioD have come into camp lik.. g.scd IH-
dilrS and II is all over. Ever Interest h.l.
ben satisfied and Ne are now IL AN era UI
good feeling, which promises well Tor bIS.-
bal. III" coming >t.d~"u- The League H!Il
meet again IL ia" morning 80 Taiiiy the
aEI"-r"n' reached Tonight. JTsl This fyT-
nia.i'y has been gone through with cannot
Gi~'.':~s the terms "f settlement OF Jh,. -.
Louis situation Just Say Jha; / have
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-03-09
TO IGE.sox BUILDERS.
oa.c- Of the P;-s!Ieu; OF the
l., aTI - ruh.!,. improvements

S,,IaI r-oFrSals for the public work here
ii,aft-- fr.su3!rI..I N5l u- Trs'"lved a. tho
49,! .. OF tie. I!s# i,,rHt 81 the Board of Pub
IL t.uurgg. r.u u-= until y NJ Cf the
SlNIEF%TH DAY ~ MARCH. 1851,
- -,T'rh ro.u: they Will he publicly opened
and ;sa,t viz
For frIrri-'.rs q materials tools and labor
AMI cuP.sI--TiHE in p.sc- one Ice box al the
iTSa!Tt. Asylum.
D.TO.tI required, 81.
PfGf.Sal~ must b., ma.'e on blank forms
Furnished! 10y the President Of the board OF
tu Jiir improvements.
Th- TiXAt t1 reject any and all BIDS - eI-
pr.S-iy reserved.
Sp.-,.ii:ca-iuns ar.i form Of contract NAV
H. sseu !: re Df.i,-. Df the President u! the
l;C.srG uf Public improvements.
EDBT. r MrNATH.
President.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-03-09
DiSPrTE SETTLED.
TomIinSon's Colt. The Conausror, IL
Enfitied to the Name.


M-Inpiii-. Tenn, March s--Ths last barrier was
rai-ei today from 4. TcmIInsOE's The ConqusrGr
TOu,lInsOn received a telegram from Colonel =. T.
'isy. saying the Committee On Appeals had de-
,.Lsi that In the West his col; had tre prior
claim 20 tre name Of The G1ngu-rOr. which dsr-
Uitriy settles all disputes In III. West and tha
colt CSa MI his STAKE snxas-menls without fear
" piStgst-.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-03-09
ARA nGinE Schednies.

Ftft I.III ST'F-I M
- lus"pE. No. NarvH P.e<.iEnt T :
il!~S-y - tn Western EI~-hGV league = 'u
l4vuN'-g ami fueh!a Arranging the s..r-ziJIC fsT
the --a-su. To- d-r .laa.g.s MrkiltrJa -isu-i
fuSs HLH. EufElu.- s:"r's'np ia~t YEAR. Hall
Elts'l W!'H -. !.aI's two y".E- Ak. lie G.~t
.sh'".'.UE gaT-. wIA - play-,. at kauss. ,Trv
-AEEG ana
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-03-09

Star Challenge Accepted.

We carry the largest assortment Of dog
furnishings in the West Rawlings Sporting
Goods Co GO Locust st.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-03-09
AMONG THE BnwLERs.
Ead-ri- Bo~I-d I'm Great Form for
th.. HurJpel..

tn. EurIgci.s .g the DrCEs.s;~' Coc!..d Hat
isaEg. met -" ''bauUmii.S tire IE--.r"ut
.II.vs last UIEHt. the old game E-ing tH-
I:uf,..7,ss- Er,I-rI. I'aI ~. i.uTiu"ks Er't.f.
IiS hrst support iguri Ernst aud Aszman while
payIi Wa away Our IN front for the 'GJuIv-
u,il.- ul-yNrlt- yl.Iriug second. s;rOFp:
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-03-09
DIkELOw DEFE EATEO.
Lowered His Coiors ia az. W. FIuke of
san ErnncIsco.

san Frs1"i-co. March Sat the srnateur con-
t'st- t,' night J. Duzeiow 0f the Rochester Ath-
l~tic Club. champion amateur Nel;sr wrIKnt ot
the United StR''s. WAS d'fcsied by ~. W.
Finke cf the Olympic Athletic club OF this city
The bout was hOtly contested one anI a, tEs
end Of the third round the referee gave the de-
CIsOu 20 FiILC.
The third Iisht OF the athletic tournament vas
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-03-09
Dun,IeI,on. 4. Mu.,.rd. 1.

Tr- Dauie!iuns and MIstATd- " tas Dr1igS.st-'
cua-s-,! HaJ league met on ths Acme alleys and
% resulted In a ;-,!r-,yne ms tcl The Ml:stards
tel the hTSJ game blt ~ went to the Dand--
li"u- th-. rJlI-1I. It high for the
IIsu,IeiIuD- with ii average. ami fanEe was
top iur tho NU-t,rls with a - 40 ayeTag-.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-03-09
Madison Turf Exchange.
RESULTS At FRISCO.

Trains leave foct ef Olive street .. n,
l30. = 2:Se 2:55. 80. 1. 4:25. III. S.25.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-03-09
I.L-sTtRS 0N.
Capfnrsd Three Straight Frem II
Toledo social League.
shot by n Negro.

Toledo o. March s.-Ths All-S.;ar bowIsrs to-
nirht Won three straight games from "a picked
team oi the SuCiSl League. Scores: An-Stara.
tJs. IL. So. picksd team 1ia: 10i; 7Jl.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-03-09

IL YOU haven't an owl-car timetable
get one to-day. Free on application at Re-
public Office Seventh AMI Olive streets.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-03-09

II You haven't an owi-car Timetable
get one to-day Free on application at Ee-
public Office, Seventh and Olive streets.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-03-09

Suuurra &. InnnOrs e.


TIE SsDr-r- and ''aUu.f- % 'iI- - inui.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-03-09

TiT'N. I-cS Mamie =. Srv Moon. Lady Bi';
Ian. II, I'.r All. N si.-g I..,
San EranciscO EntrIcs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-03-09
DANnfI.lOSS
lhrigs =. Csiut,b bins =.

The IprIgs ana C,lumHlss oT the -. Isau's
-. ..~i Hat l-ssU- b"rI~l = IsStch lssi night.
/! = vf=:
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-03-09
Standards =, JrncrsouS %.
Mciistons q, Belmonta

Tls M.slI.toa. anl BsIn.an,. q ths s.. IoaL,
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-03-09

T.,.Ia ...... =. ~ ga Is- ~. "a .II lyss Il
-ANNTH=
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

DIckINsOS-in this city. June 49, 1900 Martin
Dickinson, beloved husband Of Mrs. T.. A. Dick
iuson, aged 50 years.
Services from the funeral parlors Of Bonnsy &
Stewart this Monday afternoon, at 80 O'Clock
Interment Lake View cemetery
GKODtISskY-At LIS .. N. June II, 1900 Paul
Inc. dearly beloved mother of Fannie Lillian,
Bessie Benjamin and JACK Grod!iusky, at the
family residence. 2is Broadway.
Funeral notice later San Francisco and New
York papers plesse copy.
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PUBLISHERS S0TfCF.-Trzvsins agent. are J.
A. Mcclellan. o. p. LOOMS and =. Blanchard. City
collectors are r.. D. Hawiey. John ID. sheehan. y. A.
Goodfeilow. A H. aills and Robert Akin. Post
MASTERS everywhere agents. Pay money only
10 these and to cur resident agents in the various
cities aud towns a the Northwest
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WANTED TO RENT-RoOMs.
ROOM wanted by an artist in poor health
tgeRtleman1; paints wholly from nature
and life; twenty years experience where
private lessons can be exchanged for
room rem, and congenial surroundings
Address o 2. care observation-disclosures.
THREE furnished housekeeping rooms
conveniently located and reasonable. Adj
dfess. stating terms. V 3. care Post-In-
telligencer,
wANrED-~Two houseketp ping rooms with
private family. state particulars. Ad-
dress 2. care Post lntelligenccr.
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HELP wAyTED-MALE.

WANTED-2.0o0 rockmen and general
hands for work on White Pass &
Yukon Route: wages $3.50 per day
ard upwards; board 800 per day.
Also station men for heavy side
hill rock which will be let at highest
prices; tools. powder nd all supplies
furnished on easy terms. Apply
TO NJ ]. Heney. contractor. Is Colman
block. Seattle, Wash: Inns OF Court
building Vancouver, or Bennett, b. c.
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roH sAIE-MfsthI.LAN
I rsn positively beat Them all. examine
cur high erads tailor made raisat
clothing s1id for third The actual value.
al l4a Sec md avenue south Phone.
He'd 49,
MAGIC lanterns. new. secondhand. NOV
ing pictures pncncrraphs. agents want
- for aretytcne Gas novelties. BGllard
& Bre~h. i5l Post. san Francisco.
STAMP photo gallery. CHEAP. foinE good
business. hat we're - .0F A.aska Nov
ely PHOTO Co. @o'7 Columbia
SNAP-SN buys new Wheeer & Wilson
fatlo-S sewing machine. cost ss5 Room
~ star HOY building
ullch CONS Jersey bull span work
horses years old, weight 1850. J. John
son. fntero4y.
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widow Wishes u position a. housckeepsr
In a widower'a famsly ctty or country,
Address 8 care Post Intelligence.
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nElP WANTED-FEhALE.

WANTED tmmediately, girl for gem
crni homework Can III cherry street
near Minor avenue, or telephone Rcd
1855
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WANTED TO RENr-uousEs.

WANTED-To rent, by couple without
children. small furnished house for
three months or longer please state
terms AMI location: not interested in
furnished rooms Address Box 1874, post
ofnre
WANTED To lease, with option 10 buy
Nina ur ten room modern house furn-
ishcd or uufurrJshed. good location:
near car line. Address Mrs, n. Onffroy
FairhnSvn. wash
WANTED 10 s-room modern unfurnish.
"a house close iu, Address NJ g. care
P0st Intelligence
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>Srrn-aooms WITH BOARD.

s>------------,--->
WANTED Pleasant room aDd board Cor
elderly lady suburbs preferred state
terns. Address T. 3 care post-Intrui-
EPuCer
toR nENr-RuoMs Win noAHp.
.~--------~-a--a--a--ae~-
NICE front roums. with board. use bath
and telephone. No. Brown IS 5i1 Madl-
son
ROOMS and board nice location. telo-
phone bath. ~ Madison
PHEASANT boarding The Blackwell. iAa
Marion street
BOARDING Mrs. Harrington. sea Ninth
avenue.
ROOMS. nrst-e'sss Boarding 81 Fourth
aNNnue
BOARDING So Nlnth avenue. near
James
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turned To the line. and. In the ease OF
those below the rank OF lieutenant col
oncl. they must s.rv. In the line for
two year, before further stan duty.
The Hous. subcommittee on 1t
bor, In charg. III the Gardner eight
hour blll. reached II decision Wc,incs-
day on the ilnnl form of III. I'LL aud
Oh several amendments. nli OF which
will bc rcport.i tn I'll. full committee
OH labor. when II i expected that iinnl
action will i~ taken. The bill Inns n;-
tr,c;cd much attention In labor cir-
ci.s. being actively urged by the
American Federation "f Labor. ani
has been cncreciicaliy opposed by
many iar.. st"ci. nrmor. -hip.buIiilng
and ammunition concerns inIng biisi-
ness with I'll" government. NJ ilir
measure VIII have the effect of liking
mn clgh,.iour .ny on armor nni like
commoiIIics and III the building "f
whrships.
The naval bn.p, Oh construction iias
finally approved ilr plans VI III" iiirt-
batticshlIrs authorized l,y the last Con.
gross and guv. instructions To have ili''
specifications. PREPARED NJ once IirCllm.
mary To calling for bids from the ship
builders. The slips VIII bc enlarged
lowas In Iyp. with the same r.-':Hn.
Eular snrrfslrrciurc ard The two iur.
r.is. bow nnd stern. In il,r main ,iprk.
The turrc; =Iiu. Nlil H. iw-ivc.inrh cal
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he "a 'rrrci ~ zach Garner "a. the supcE-
structure, carrying TIVE -igl;.ircli guns
aud ;wcl," -lN.inch rapid iir.rs win iSr
| disposed along I'll" sides of llir ccniTa,
citadel. The ships VIII make nineteen
knots .rc'i anil have u displacement OF
about $3.50 IONS, nH.ing ihcrr new
ships 10y lnr The lnrECsi in ilr tn.i-d
| States navy nud az ,ii. a. tlr largest
type of British nTinDHi cruisers. ~
ihc constructors arr llnli''ti Ia ;hc draft
by our shallow hnrlsIFS - iitiic over
twenty-five fcci. nnd - srvruiy.'iv"
Zee, represents ab1rt the gr,n'" beam
conslsicn: with speed. Il VIII H. ncccs-
-ary to provide for the weights Icy civ
A, Ing ilir sLit'S more irngth than ili-
Iowa cia.S. aud they viii br almns,
40 feet long. The secondary hli,cri''.
viii .Niadr W isT;,cl! VI fourteen
Founders. Altogether 'hc ships vii! tc
morc than equal 10 amy wassh!ps ~
their size In the worlds naTils.
! Secretary Gage las sent to the svu'
! ate u reply to the rcsnluilnilS "f the
Senate of April .sItli. Ia .aEi to the
1 amount OF revenues derived from iltc
so-cali,d wat revenue act with q state
men; showing tile total amount nf siicli
receipts from Jun" 80. isn>. 10 .hr 3lst
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