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TheO. Il. Davies & Co., Lid, Gent.
Sale of Land in
ManOa Valley,
HONOLULU, OAHU.

Opportunity is given TO purchase In
Manoa Valley a beautifully situated
property containing all the necessary
essentials for a homestead and where
healthful climate and picturesque see
merry are In the midst OF historic sur
roundings and all In contact with i'm
proved grounds. planted with various
foreign fruits as well as supplied with
n uit trees indigenous to Hawaii. The
acreage OF 1854 acres In fee simple and
3l.16 acres under long and favorable
leases.
Included In the improvements on the
fee simple portion Is a roomy. modern
dwelling house furnished with sanitary
and other conveniences; there H. also
situated thereon a roomy carriage shed
and stables.
The celebrated waiakeakua (Water
OF the Gods) Falls Is In near proximi-
ty. and the cool. clear. sparkling water
therefrom flows through the grounds.
supplying ample opportunity for In
creased irrigation to the acreage al
ready planted and which Is capable OF
considerable improvement.
For further information apply TO j.
n. Boyd. Interior Department.
Honolulu, March %, 1900. b6Os
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S25.OO RtwA

FOR THE ARREST IA "A
ton OF any person 'o ,II,
PACIFIC CoMMBRClas,,, M
Err from residence OF ~,
n the regular subs ,.i.grr|
HAWAIIAN GAZBl'"
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TIDES. SUN AND NOON.
Last quarter of the moon on the pa

Last quarter of the moon on the 22l
at 4:03 a. m.
IIdes nom the United States CoasI
and Geodesic Survey tables:
z,bs tides at Kahului and Hilo occur
about one hour earlier than at Homo
ala
Hawaiian standard time Ia 10 hours
80 minutes slower than Greenwich
Ens. being that of the meridian of
tS7 degrees 80 minutes. The time
whistle blows at 1880 p. m, which is
the same "a Greenwich, hours min
1tes. Sun and moon are for local time
Tor The whole group.
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SAILED FROM HONOLULU.

Tuesday, April IL.
Am. bk. Palmyra, Keller, In ballast
for the Sound.
Am. blk. Echo, Bellesen, in ballast
for The Sound.
Stmr. Noeau, Wyman, for Eleele.
Stmr. j. A. Cummins Searle, for Ca
hu ports.
o. s. s. Australia, Lawless. for San
Francisco.
Am. schr. Maria L. Smith, for the
Sound.
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ATTENTION CO. c.

Armory Company G,
First Regiment, n. G. II.
Every member of this command is
hereby ordered to report at the Regi-
mental Armory this "wednesday
evening at 1880 o'clock, for the pur-
pose of company business.
CHAS. WILCOX,
Captain Commanding.
Honolulu. April IS, 1900. $500
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MILK-NOTlCE-MILK

DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION. town
rffice opposite Catholic School. Fort ST
Telephone 699. Depot Office Sheridan
81: telephone. No. -. Independence
Park. b5Of
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

A DIVIDEND IS DUE AND PAY.
tble to the stockholders Of the INTER.
ISLAND STEAM NAVIGATION CO
LTD. at their Office. Queen street, or
Friday. April 13th. 1900.
9. II. CLAPP.
56lS Secretary.
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ARRIVED Ar HONOLULU.
Tuesday, April II

Tuesday, April Il.
Stmr. w. G.. Hall, Thompson, from
Kauai.
Haw. blk. Himalaya, Dearborn, 81
DAYS from Newcastle.
Am. Blk. Sonoma, Matson, rs days
FROM Newcastle.
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SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STA
TON. April Il, 1C p. m.-Weather,
CLOUDY; wind, light east.
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MELROSE-Just Opened.

King street, adjoining Government;
iursers Handsome rooms with board
Everything new and hrst-class. Elec
tric lights. moequito-proof. Tsrms
moderate. Cars pass the door
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Only the highest grade Of RED RUB
Der Is used in the stamps made by
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE co.
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Session Sa.es-Morning Session.
Ten Oiaa, paid mp, $40; Waia.ua. as
sessable, $50.
Afternoon Session-Ten Waia,ua, as
sessable. $40.
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NOTICE.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Bank of Hawaii,
Ltd, is called for Tuesday, April "a,
1900. at 10:30 a. m, for the purpose of
amending the Constitution.
F. G. ATHERTON.
5521 Secretary.
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MA(JNA KEA MI

IS NOW OPEN TO lh'
Carriages and saddleno'
The arrival and departu',,,
uau at Kawalhae; also T"
point
SHERIFF ANDREWS y
says: "The only way q
present lava now BY s
via waimea carriages'
two miles OF the how j
For particulars Apply
II. AKoNA, ~
s1ts wspA
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NOTICE.

PEERLESS PRESERVING PAW
COMPANY have removed 10 yo'
street. opposite Club Stables.
VI p. WALTON,
SIls Manage
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The Advertiser r. delivered to any
part Of the city for rs cents per month.
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HAWAIIAN LODGE, NO. Il, r
& A. M.

There will be a special meeting Of
Hawaiian Lodge, No. u. +. q A. NJ
at its Hall. Masonic Temple. corner y.
Hotel and Alakea streets, This
"wednesday EVENING, April Is, a
1880 o'clock.
WORK IN THE THIRD DEGREE.
Members OF Pacific Lodge. Lodge o.
Progress and all sojourning brethren
are fraternally invited to attend.
BY order OF the W. NJ.
X. r. G. WALLACE,
Secretary.
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CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN n
MAIL STEAMSHIP Col

Steamers Of the above line connection viii ]
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY BET ween Vancouver, b c. n
w. and calling Victoria, d. g., Honolulu and Brisbane
DUB AT zONOLJI
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

April IL. No. 266.-A. :. Humphreys
ana wue TO w. ii. bradley; Deed OF
april ., 1yUU; lot 20, funanou tract,
1onoIuIu. CONSIDER alton Sz5O.
April u. No. Z1-L. Poiani to j.
Mana; deed or April L. lJUU: Interest
Al nGI land OF walkane, hooiaupoko,
oahu. Considerat. on sl5V0.
NO. PEA. l.. Ferry and wife to j..
An4rade; deed OF April 10, 1900; por-
ION *. 4. 4Ol, kul. SSU5, portion ap. 2.
X. Il. 1909, kul. 4U1, hapalama, Homo
.ulu. Consideration Sl2O0; mortgage
$500.
NO. 273.-J. f. Taylor and wife to
W. L. Achi; deed of April u. 1900; lots
) and 4, block z. Kewaio Tract, Ho-
nolulu. Consideration 1880.
No. 274.-W. e. Achi and wife to j.
-. aylor; deed OF April Il, 1900; lot
y, King street tract, Honolulu. Con-
s.0eI alton $3.50.
NO. 2I5.-D. II. Case and wife to w.
b. Allen; deed of April II, 1900; lot
81, Punahou, Honolulu. Consideration
$3.50.
NO. 276.-L. Won Tempsky and wife
to W. o. Aiken; deed of reb. %, 1900;
land known as Puuomalei. Makawao,
Maui. Consideration $1,000; MOI tgage
$1,000.
No. 217.-J. A. Mcguire to w. Keana-
alma; deed of March l, 1900; piece Of
land. Kohanaiki, n. Kona. Hawaii
consideration $1i5.
List of deeds filed for record April
II, 1900:
First Party. Second Party. Class
Ana Kahaulelio and husband
I'D. II 1-E COIhurn n
c. e. Haynes and wife-Edwin
DthHti ~
ID. KAPPA and wife-L. l.. Nc
CtHuieSS IL
Miriam p. Amalu and husband
(S.)-W. G. Achi .... .... ID
A. r. Beard. ID. McVeigh. . ID
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
ARRIVE

Steamers due and to sail today and
'or the next six days are as follows:
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FOR SALE.

SMALL HOUSE LOTS IN REAR OF
residence OF British Commissioner at
Kapalama, on easy installments. Ap-
ply to j. ii. SCHNACk.
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FOR KENT.

NICELY furnished room on Emma 81.
for l or gentlemen. Address, witt
references, VI. T. b., this Office. 5522
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FOR sale.

s16OO-LoTS ON BERETANIA AND
King SITS, 50xl39. Easy terms.
l.. G. ABLES,
Real Estate Agent.
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Pacific Mail Steamship Cd
Occidental h Oriental Stand
AND Togo KiSel n

Steamers the companies will call Honolulu AL
,ort on about the dates below toned:
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FOR SALE.

S9OO-KAMEHAMEHA ". ROAD.
aear King ST.; corner lot S5x105.
l.. c. ABLES,
Real Estate Agent.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

A LARGE, wELL-IMPRovED cor
ner lot with residence on Hotel street
Inquire of
III. SCHNACk.
b41t Merchant Street
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si000-VALUABLE business property
situated ia the heart OF the city. APP
ply to William Sayidge, No. zoe Mer-
chant st.
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The Zine Passenger Steamer. IF This Line VII. Arr,
Port hereunder: 'A "A
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For SALE.
FOR SALE.

s3250-NEw COTTAGE. ROOMS.
modern improvements. nice yard. Wal
Iili road, next to residence OF George
hanson. Lie. ABLES.
Real Estate Agent.
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sOR SALE.

LOTS AT KALIHI PAST KAMEHA-
neha Schools, on easy monthly install
nents. J. II. SCHNACk.
$500
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they tossed the ball on the Sabbath
day.-Exchange
As Youngstown Sees 1t.

The Mayor of Canton permits Sunday
base ball.
The ministers of this city may see
weekday base ball.
The men in mills and thousands of
others cannot see weekday base ball.
Base ball in itself is not sinful play
ed at any time.
Time, or day, in fact, makes no act
a crime.
Sin or crime is in itself sinful or
criminal.
Sunday, as a matter of fact, is heath
en- and is not Christian in origin.
The Bible day of rest is the seventh,
the Jewish Sabbath.
Sunday base ball is no worse than
Sunday excursions.
Sunday base ball is far superior to
Sunday hypocrisy.
Sunday, as the Bible says, was made
for man and not man for Sunday.
Sunday base ball compares favorably
with Sunday in saloons.
Sunday base ball is just as far from
sin as Sunday street cars.
Sunday base ball is as pious as Sun
day or 10 per cent. interest.
Sunday base ball is just as legal as
Sunday furnaces.
The strict observance of Sunday is
gone. and gone forever.
Make all obey all Sunday laws, or let
all do whatsoever they please on that
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Amateur base ball notes will be pub
lished only when legibiy written. Com
positors are only human, and the aver
age printer has not made a study of
hieroglyphics. Don't write on wall
paper. Take a good sized sheet, write
plainly and leave plenty of margin.
Avoid personalities. Tell the truth. If
fake scores are handed in the offending
team will receive no further mention in
the Register. Don't expect the line
up" to be published every day One
mention for each team should suffice.
Select the best penman in your team
to write the notes. Illegible manu-
script will be consigned to the waste
basket.
The Golden Stars have changed their
name to the Morgan Tigers. They line
up as follows: NJ. Lane, catcher; J.
Smith, pitcher; B. Landers, shortstop;
P. Gastaway, first base; l.. Warner,
second base, F. Wagner, third base; H.
Lane, right field; ]. Maloney, centre
field; E. Reed, left field; e. Shuler, first
base and pitcher.
The J. ]. Slippners challenge the Nc
Mechen school team for Sunday after
noon in the loop. The ]. J. Slippners
line up as follows: ]. Triple, second
catcher; j. Kelly, catcher; ]. Ferdi-
nand, pitcher; C. Byard, shortstop; c.
Hosteler, first base; NJ. Geraghty, sec
ond base; S. Blade, third base; ].
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Evans, right field; D. O'Donnell, left
field; D. Loring and D. Scully, subs;
J. Kelly, captain.
The Clippers accept the challenge of
the Red Rose Athletic Club for Sun
day morning on the tunnel green.
The Young Beers accept the chal-
lenge of the Morgan Tigers for rocket
a side for any day. Captain, e. Woods;
Manager, j. Sauvageot.
The Mckinley Stars have organized
and challenge the Archie Weisgerber
team for a game on the Terminal
grounds.
Wheeling Novelty Stars will play any
team under Is years Sunday morning.
The w. Kramers challenge any
team in the city under l6 years for a
game of ball on the tunnel green
grounds. If challenge is accepted an
swer through this paper They line up
as follows: ]. Shineberg, catcher; p.
Lynch, pitcher; A. Roger. shortstop,
c. Fox, first base; H. Kleo, second
base; ]. Heldefer, third base; G. West,
left field; c. Magruder, centre field; w.
Borst, right field. All games played
Sundays.
The j. ]. Slippners challenge the
Young Beers for a game Sunday a
week on the Riverside grounds. If ac-
cepted answer through the Register. j..
Kelly, captain; J. Slippner, manager.
The Jacob Adolpin Pure Ryes would
like to hear from the Duffy Stars.
William Knoke's Stars, of the Eighth
ward, are requested to meet at Spun
key Point Saturday afternoon.
The c. A. Adams base ball team and
the Wheeling Novelty Company played
one OF the best games of the season
on the Terminal grounds. The game
ended in a tie by the score Of II to II
item innings). Batteries--Vees, Bow
man and Dowler for Adams and Wees,
Dudley and Arus for the Wheeling
Novelty Company. The c. A. Adamses
would like to hear from any team in
the city under IA years of age.
The Jacky Arthurs accept the chal-
leDge of the Dewey Club for game OF
base ball on the Tunnel Green Sunday
afternoon. The Jacky Arthurs will
play the Belmonts of Bridgeport Sat
urday afternoon on the Tunnel Green.
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in getting them away and there was
a murmur from the $4,000 people
present and all eyes were fixed on the
seven colts as they came down to the
stand. When the bit of red bunting
fell, they were all in motion and
punched closely, with Kentucky Farm
er having head the advantage over
Lieut.. Gibson, who was second. The
positions remained practically the
same as they travelled the first quarter
except that Thrive moved up little
nearer the front, while Lieut.. Gibson
had been sent TO the head OF the pro-
cession by Boland. When they reach
ed the first quarter, after passing the
stand, Lieut.. Gibson was showing the
way by some three lengths with Ken
lucky Farmer second and His Excel
lency third. 1t was evident from the
very fall of the flag that Boland on
Lieut.. Gibson was TO make a runaway
race of it. At the half, Lieut. Gibson
was going with an even, steady stride,
four lengths in front Of Florizar,
while Kentucky Farmer, Thrive and
Hindus were strung out for a dozen
lengths in the order named. AS they
rounded the upper turn and came into
lLc 5AlEACIt dIboOn lltiu nut TciluuAiSu-
ed more than half a length .Florizar
was second, length in front of High
land Lad. his stable companion, with
His Excellency fourth.
But little change was made in the
final run except that Thrive moved up
to third place while Highland Lad and
His EXcellency gave evidence of dis
tress at the killing pace which Gibson
maintained 10 the finish. for the
twenty sixth Kentucky derby ended as
1t began. in a procession with Lieut..
Gibson at the head, and his field trail
ing. He passed under the wire win
ner by two lengths of daylight with
out having been touched. In the SEN
sational time of 2:06A. Florizar was
second half a length in front of
Thrive, who was a length in front Of
Highland Lad, while His Excellency,
Kentucky Farmer and Hindus were
strung out in the order named
The public had expected Lieut.. Glib
son 10 win and cheer after cheer went
up when Boland dismounted the son
Of G. w. Johnson and wreath OF
American beauties were entwined
about the brown colts neck. Four ia
vorites won to-day.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, May s.-Eddie
eantry, OF Chicago. was knocked out
by Oscar Gardner before the Nonpareil
Athletic Club tonight in the presence
of a crowd that packed Music Hall.
Sporting men from all parts of the
country, who are here in attendance
at the races, saw the bout. George
Siler, of Chicago, was the referee. The
fight was fast one, and while the
honors were not materially in Santry's
favor he had somewhat the better OF
the argument up to the time Gardner
landed the knockout
In the fifth round Gardner took on
additional steam, and from the tap Of
the gong he kept at santry, using both
hands on the latter's body. When the
round was about half over they came
together and Gardeners right shot with
a full force into Santry's stomach.
The hands of the latter went up and
he fell over in heap on the floor.
He was carried to his corner and ii
was several minutes before he had re-
yived sufficiently to be taken from the
ground.
Santry was unscathed. He said it
was chance knockout and that it was
landed when he felt that he had the
fight we'll in hand.
The Importance of the battle tonight
lies in the fact that it was tacitly
agreed that the man who secured the
decision was to be entitled to again.
face Terry McGovern for the champion
ship, the Brooklyn lad having won
from both men since he gained posses
sion of the worlds championship.
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were PromptIr Arre.tea.

NEW YORK. May s.-InspectoI
Thompson raided the Broadway Ath-
letic Club to-day. and Manager George
Considine and two pugllists were ar
rested. The latter are Kid" Thomas
and James Haywood. The charge Is
conducting a boxing contest without
a police license. Considine advertised
IN the morning newspapers that he
would conduct a boxing contest be-
tween the two pugillsts named in the
Broadway Athletic Club for a test
case. The arrests resulted when be
attempted to carry out his promise.
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KENTUCKY DERBY.
The Great Race Was Won Yesterday
by Lieutenant Gibson.


LOUISVILLE, KY, May 3.-This
was Derby day, truly characteristic in
every respect With sunshine over
head and a fast track underfoot. the
day was most auspicious for the sue
cessful derby that rewarded the efforts
OF the management OF the new Louis
vile Jockey Club. The race itself was
in scme respects a disappointment.
The sensational work in the trials of
the various candidates within the past
week had given rise to the belief that
the rawhide and steel would be piled
very vigorously during the last eighth
of the journey in the big event The
promised finish failed 10 materialize
but for one reason-Lieutenant Glib
son was so far superior to his field
that they could not make a race Of il.
The derby was the fourth event on
the card and when the entries were
finally posted it was found that Oron-
tas and Benadier had been scratched.
leaving seven of the best colts in the
west TO contend for the honor
The Kentucky Farmer, Lieut. Glib
son. His Exeelleney, Highland Lad.
Florizar, Thrive and Hindus came on
the track in the order named and each
was in turn cheered as he paraded in
front Of the stand
Starter Chinn had but little trouble
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and strangle holds. consequently the
following challenge:
To the Editor Of the New York World.
Hearing that Terry McGovern would
like to wrestle me. wish to state that
/ will arrange a match with him at any
time he may select, catch as-catch-can
style, best two out OF three falls, and
Will bet him $500 on the outside. Jack
Dougherty has offered so per cent. OF
the gross receipts for the contest. which
can be held in Madison Square Garden.
/ have accepted the offer. and would
like to hear from McGoyern's man
ager, Sam Harris. II McGovern does
not accept | will wrestle Oscar Gardner
on the same conditions.
JOE BERNSTEIN,
East Side Featherweight Pugillst.
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sTANDING or CLuRs.
to the Register.

Special to the Register.
YOUNGSTOWN, o., May 3.-Wheel-
Ing evened up matters to-day, captur-
Ing the final game of the series by SUI
perior all round work. The visitors
Out-felded and out-batted the Giants,
winning in walk. McGill started in
to do the twirling for Youngstown, but
was retired after the fifth inning on
account of his poor command of the
bail. Carney took his place, but he
Jared little better. Skopec, on the 9th
Ell hand, was steady and effective, while
his support was excellent in contrast
with the work of the local tenn Man
ager Finn has decided to release Cap
tain Harry TRULY, whose work has
been anything but satisfactory. Score:
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Jones 2. Passed balls, Latimer 2. Time,
] 80. Umpire, Tim Hurst.


CHICAGO May 3.-Loose fielding, poor
base running and bad judgment generally
on the part of the home team gave Gin
cinnati an easy victory to-day. Harvey
pitched the last four innings for Chicago
holding the visitors down to three sim
giles Weather cold. Attendance, 800
Score:
cchI Cincinnati a.. % J Z Q I'll 4 3
Batteries, Griffith, Harvey and Dona-
hue; Scott and Wood. Earned runs, Chi
cago 2; Cincinnati g. Home run, Barrett.
Time, 2:15. Umpire, Swartwood.
BROOKLYN, May 3.-To-day's game be-
tween Brooklyn and New York was ended
in the last half of the seventh by dark
ness. heavy clouds with threats of rain
making it impossible to see. The score
was a tie when the New Yorks were re-
tired in their half of the seventh, and
when the Brooklyns had two men on
bases the visitors tried to delay matters
4 bunt by Jennings and Doheny's wild
throw brought in the winning runs. Score:
New York 3 0 O. s 2
Brooklyn ...........0 0 20 0
Earned runs, New York ?. Brooklyn l.
Time, l:54 Umpire, Connolly. Attend
ance, 800. Batteries. Doheny and War
ner; Kennedy and Farrell.
BOSTON, May S.-The Boston-Philadel-
phia game was postponed on account of
wet grounds
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BOWLERs' NIGHT
At the Carroll CIub-The Teams Split
Eveu

AT the Carroll CIub-The Teams Split
Even.
Last night the devotees OF bowling,
and particularly the members OF the
Carroll Club League. enjoyed an even
ing OF rare sport. The stellar feature
was contezt between the G. G. cracks
and the All Wheeling Stars. in which
tho teams split even by the following
scores:
All Wheelings-Brown, 1853. 200, 1858:
Turner. 1e9, 1852. 32l; Knoke. 1856. i25,
Isl; RAIDER. 167, 1854. 33l. steylson,
176, 1853. 1895: Marschuer. f66, 16l. 327.
Totals, 1892, 961, 1853.
Carroll Club--Coehran. 1866. III. 383.
O'Brien. 125, 127, 252. Weitzel. 1879. 1886.
335; yogler, 176. 1914. $40; Sonnefeld.
Isl. 1872, 303 Handlan, ITO. 1872, 332.
Totals. s27. 97s, 1905.
There was a luncheon. concert, a
smoker and a general good time for
all who were fortunate enough to b
present.