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COACHIN0 CENSUS T;EERS.
Special Agents Instruct the Enumerators for
the First New York District.

For The puruose Of becoming more thoroughly
acquainted with The task before them, the CEN
suS enulncrators o. what Is known as the First
New York district heid "A meeting last night at
40 Est Fl :htirth street The district takes
in the six upper Fast SIDE Assembly districts.
and ut the mcetinE there were abou, one hun
dred and fifty enumeratorS-men and women-
whose task win be TO count the people IN those
dlAtric's, "gin" ing on june /. Two special
AGENTS, Frank j Gunner and f.. Zeigler, were
lInre 10 furn sh instruct on
Tn" agent held ~ The different blanks, told
what thev We're for and then invited questions.
When hose had be n satisfactorily answered
Vi. Gunner made. Il few general suggestions.
Every man, said he, ought to get at least
two hundred names a day because the works
got to hc done in fifteen DAYS. If YOU so too
slow your returns will show T.. and soon voull
find a man in v,ur district working against YOU
and he'll got the paw"
There vii! be other meetings. held in other
districts between now md Jane /.
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DOf TORS T0P CHEIP JCE,
They Emphasiy" the Importance Of II TO the
Good Heath -. the civ.

The Medical Society OF the County Of Nnw
York. met in tAe New York Academy of Mcdi-
cln" last night A rancr was rrnd by Dr..
Henry Dwight 'hapin on Tie effect of SUM
mrr heat upon tn" public health Or Chapln
said That tlcr" were moro deaths dlriug Iuiv
and august than in any other two months Of
III" year and that this was caused bv Inc
greater heat and humidity
There IS nothing. ho said. 80 greatly rnli.d
upon 10 cen the Iruri" IN good health IN sum
lo'r O.. Is mix. But mil, to b" IN such coudi-
'"H A. 70 keep Tho poo l" healthy must be-
euIil'.cnlll cooled, Anything done to mako lee
more "Auehr'r" to tho poor people j. 10 10
deprecated II I? a public calamity when the
pric" % lee is s1'h that poor people car not Tro-
cure it
"Scv"n per CEN, of 'hn Inhabitants Of Man
haitian and The PROM are infants" snid Dr
Abraham Jacob, and these inrnnts must suh-
sst on milk II Is n Grim" for any bodv, even in
the IN" 81 commercial necessity to put any o.
starlci In the way Of pure milk and plenty, Office
reaching the poor.
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ST LOUIS, My 2s A faiT Monday crowd was
ont this afternoon. The weather was O. p'"SSiyc aai
threatening, but m ltac. was In good condition,
Yellow Tail suffered hi, nr,t defeat, d 100 ~ /
shot heating him BY IA head iu the fourth race,
.lOc.,y buchanan < ting IT,, SPEEDY CtilfptrHu
hur.c IN u p.Cu't In the 't'rt"h. I'D. J." Z { the
verdict on % tuu!l Y nniNh. umnaJy
FIRST Race NDr mIr and an Ugh h Za2'l, 50
tNAtSou, ! 10 ]. won. Pacrmlker. lll Grfnrsl
. TO !, Second, 1lct'Hj, 81. Woods, 10 4 tA.,i,
Time, l.5Glq.
Sr'ord Race one mile and ~ yards-lIond'S
Brigade, l"3 it.JN hurst, = tu =. won, Sir tIduan,
lO7 Frost. . to :. second; Jake Weber, rs
Mccain, 6tr / third Time, 1881.
Third Race Five !urIungs- Nlati Echrck. li6
Burns. : II %. won, Ana. ere, Too .Gilmprc.. % to D.,
second, Wild Pirate, III iNlutHr, - TO !, tuiTd
Timr, l.O2i,
Fourth RACE Five furlongs I'd l.. lo7 uHinHcy,,
100 to won yellow Tail, ~ ,BuChhrAnI, ? To- T.,
second, Frank Brll, lI0 DuminicEI, ? to /, tutrd
Tine. lul'.
Fi'th Il re SIX tu'!ougS Fire.idr. lo7 Crow.
hurst, 7 to !, won; Theory. i.2 Gilmore. II ~ =,
second, Van lioorb,ll, 90 'DJmin'cfI, . Ia =, third,
Time litil
Sixth Race-Siy N + ars D,lic WIcthoT, lo2
NcCHarD. 4 TO :, won. Eight tn, l0I Don't ,icNl,
Y To /. sec nd IAr IAgAt Iol j. I Woods. . 10 :,
third. Time. l.lll2
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Court Calendars This Dny,

Appellate Division Supreme Court -Pcccss
supreme Court Appellate Term -RtctsS Spe-
ral Term Part u Notion calendar called at 1910
\, Il. Part II, Court opens at 1880 a. N. tx.
parte matters. Part Ill Case unfinished. Motions
~ nurTrs-NOS, 1851, 1862, 1891. 1923. Prc,t RCD
cHuscS Nos SEQ. 5lSl, 1921. Part ~. Law and
Irtt No $500, Jerome vs. johnson. No day calrn
dan Part '. No day calendar, Part " Case
on No. 2Gjg, AShnan- Edison Electric Illuminating
Co. 40 day. cllcular Part VII. Case on No,
.aJ, Mcnk"n Met Elevated H. =. Co. No dnv cal
rniar. IrIl Tern Port H. clear. Preferred
caINr, Nos. 1867. 1850. 1880. lSs42, 1892, 1863.
No. 1891. i:S5e, i,l9I le4ih, lci2l. 1884, 1870,
7SGS. 1924 10, losS6. Part ". Case unfinished
cases from Part III. Parts '. and l. Adjourned
SGT7a' 77p7. Sis. '9si /, 60sa, Y27o. s.Gs. 2022, r.$sS',
i2HnS. liNis, lO937. ll4G6. l27O7. l28O2. I20ia, la7l3''
1887. lcc00, iuii7. lns25. 1926, 0'AI, i2Gss, 1000
foI7o, 1U5b2, lU52O, 7l52, 0'gS, I762, IlIG2. llPoG.
lIgn. Part VII. Adjourned for tho term. pHr;
*. CaSo unfinished, CsS'z from Part VII Part
\. CrSr unfinished. cases from Part VII. pa,t
II ClaNr. CrSrS from Part VII Part XII. Case
diminished. IPScr from FartIi.
surrusatc'> Court ChamhcrS- Motion calcnda,
call.l 1t 1880 :. NJ Tor proha," wis of Mar}
N,rrL NJ 10 :. NJ, Edward - rlah"rty, Perry McD.
collins. Mary f., livrL lrctgrick VI. T~ ct. Gonyrr
hl,um,, John e. Schpolcy. ut IOS SO A.
Nay \ 1HOgnc, Alice I~IrgNcs. NJ : T. v. Trial
9lrin ,aS" On No $40, will Of Robert ronncr,
as lC3 W \. n. No d. calendar.
CIV Court Special Term Court opens at 10
4. VI. Motions. General Term Adjourned si1c
dr. Part, T., H.. H. and " Adjourned for the
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At Toronto,

TORONTO, May HS-four th9u.and persons wit,
messed a fine day sport at the fourth day VI the on
ta-lo ,jockcy Club mertI.g. Tho traci was rather
slow. \ feature 4 the day wa, The wiuni' z Of the
Woodstock Plate by tdtrutAcrS asa Shiy0d>'N lying
hes b"alug out the fRSorile. summary
First RHcr-FIvr fG~rloUgN-lly!ng BeSS. 100
~tThymp,oU, even, won. hing Carnival. l23 N A.
tin. > 10 !. second; Credent al. no ballard 6 t. !;
third. Time, l,03l4
second Race 7, ur and a h1lt furlon Flicker.
90 Weber 3tD /, won. Negsi" ", l0l Lard ~.
lhtl J. second Servant lo1 hlenSonl. IS t"l,
third. Tin", O52
Third Nncc-One mile and an cighth-Barley Sugar
III ballard. . to- IT,, won; Mis-, DArt. III lowers
70 !, second; Sardinia ~ III Lewis, 3 to /, third,
Time, 2nl.
Fourth n ace one mile nd thrcc quarters - Pas,c
part)ut, lGc Galllgac.. toe won; Charlie ., 1913
l'u.touI, > 20 !. sccoud, Kinney, lJ5 D%HroWa', 10 to
/. third, Tine, 1."n.
rim Race -O'c mile and IN ~ighth- Advance
Guard, l27 Lhauard., e 70 , w9n; VT JtL'y 20
shire. "a TO /, th,uL I,u'. 2upia
sixth r. &c ono mile T. win, 10 a., Martin 6to
3, won, Captive. 100 ,McQuaie', 3p : ecpnd' Ju.
coma, % \ weber, - - !, third Time. l.,t'2
Seventh Race IINc cgA'hSut n mile /laonC, 1Ho
If. Flynn. 10 - ), wu Royal salute, II" II.
Lewis, even, second. sister Alice. lnj Castro.
'Iiue iDl
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WASHINGTON, MAY %t-The torJedo beats
DahlGr"n and Iravcn Tll b. conmissionod &C
the Portsmouth, y. H., navy ya,d on june O.
and will proceed 10 the Newport torrcGo sta
ton.
The log lip New York. which dropped down
from the Brpohlyn Navy Yard to Vunpk,n.-
VILE to-day, VIII eHll ~ dGybr,ah tc-,Norrtv ,nr
Newport 70 attend th" opening cxorcisne at tho
war rolloSc.
TIN " ser Monteo'n, ~ c0nc ont Of drv
dock NJ Rio Do Jarciro TO-DAY. tn, crpis,yr
Nj, hlunu left Chicago for krnosha Nj! IN.
day. The auxiliary cruiser Prairie returned 10
Brunswick, Ga, with the Georgia Naval MIitia
yesterday. ~" Will be idle until the Prrnsvl-
vanig Naval Militia goes on cruise on inn, 90
Owing 10 IN" d."l!uHt.on Of the naval militia
oIa'giz,lions Of New York. Nls.nohusnrts,
Maryl2na, virginia, florida and North Carolina
10 pIr'I"lpat" IN the annual cruise, tnc Prairi"
will hav" comparatively lttlo 10 10 Ills sim
mar '
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At Hawthorne.

On" tGD III MAY % -lilwthornr b gan IT. A5Nt
mcc,iug 10 day uudrt rather uuiavotab'c cuniuoa ..
The r cent rains made The track heavy and threaten.
INK ,Aic, al. rlcd tNc nttrudlnca The card wa uN'y
u Gar on e. ult. nevertheless twenty ly" Dn.N, drew
IN iu' lWu days lur feature Of thr card va IN"
ENgat Stake a r"N' 9 al All, AT SIX furuug val r
52,nuu, Inc race tc.u,ieH N a clos contest b"iT On
sam FVncp atul 'irrmuHa, S.u lHI'"I NJa b a
head 10 n. last jump SUmmF $
FIRST Race rive iuuupg &c. I'd hlttland H., lO7
Moody, d to Won. Boa y Boy, iol d. MlN'r, 4
- D, >lcoJa, MS N~Aullry, go ,Wai.oI, - To J.,
thIrt Tin" l"i'i,
Second Race one ~milc-Indy MedlNe,ome, iOS
bryii., II, =, WI, The Elrrt9t Ilt n.shu. %
,cc!nd; Trimmer, IoN - NI,r, : t. l. tiUd
Inird tacc -@,ecrl,rhrrc, sort cou5,.-Globe
II. lI7 lEggcf,op , & =, =, Won. Mruiin. N.f. Eo-rn-
ingt,al, Ioto !, sccoDG I,tiIlig 40 Adams, 5 70
tourjh Race t1gh, Stakes. value $1,000; sly 'ur
longs-Sam Euilru, IT," lSIi'ct~', ITO .. Trn. hrr
mesa, los J., Rose. . - |. ,ecord. IutuIL, % las
singer, 10 o. !, third. Inn, '.lNr.
INN -Four trlong ,-B.'tu., lo9 ID. Ndl"rI,
Ito =. won, RIO De Alta, ll2 .huHU', TO T., .pud,
fanc%wOod, III H." Rose . % /, third Tine,
U.57-.
sixth Racr-Ore mil" Lowest qbor, 1850 walsh.
! - =, won. MICROSCOPE. l"j ". Waldo, , to g.,
see nd: Bermuda Prlncc, loj H. Rose 500, mind,
Time NOS,
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CINCINNATI, May 2S -O4cGr Gardner. the
omaha Kid knOcacd out two men in the
same ring here Tonight Gls Boleunh of Gin
%cinuati, "a l"athCrwrL:nt. WAS the first To frce
him rnd stayed four rounds by srrlntj,r
around ia" ring; In the fourth. how, yer.
hook put him ont. his next opponent wa,
lnrry Gleason of Chicago. He vas rot
- easy. H." fought bRck and uadn
n good showing for three rourd-
Gardner staggered him with a counter blHw
near tie end of the third round and tncn SWING
hlS right on the Jaw with terrific force Gleason
wa' two minutes In Wonderland before LN
was brought 10. Tn contests occurred before
the Peoples \, {. 4 fair crowd attended.
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SOIIl STTTH WINS.
lie knocks Biiiv Maynard Out in Ten Rounds
at sampson 4. 4.

Sollv smith. the noted California feather
weight, showed a fash OF hi- Oli-time form Ut
the Sampson A. C., Brooklyn. last risht,
He faced Billy Maynard of This city
in a twenty-round bout AZ l?2 pounds.
the tenth round Wit q right swing.
A small-sized crowd was present. They went
at each other in whirlyind fashion Smith
crossed his man occasionally and nearly
knocked Maynard down. Smith WIS on
the defensive for a while In the second
Maynard worked hard, whipping both
hands, but failed TO do any harm
Maynard got TO smiths body in the third. In
the fourth and fifth rounds MAYNARD WIS fresh
and active H. Kept win Smith, evcn in the
face OF heavy swings. MAYNARD nd All tho
forcing in the SiAth round, and heat Smith
heavily about h" Kidneys. MAYNARD was the
aggrasSor in the seventh SO.ly's blows were
the hardest. and in 2 clinch be- forced Maynard
to the ropes. As Billy rebouuded back smith
uppercut him with considerable force on the
stomach.
The eighth was brisk Smith mixad II M and
nearly put Maynard Town with n right sing
over the left eye Smith also got home a l,.t
lab on NaynRrds nose IA tie gong toInl
The ninth waI sharp and in favor
OF Maynard. In the tenth Maynard
began 10 p0lnm"l Smith without Iet-up' Una
punch, n riEht-hind cross on thr Jaw. daz,d
Sullv. The latter. however w himself soon
again. and utter guardln cnrci lily he shot over
III" right ON the pont of the chm and put May
In th" bout between Jerry Sullivan Of Nay
York and Md Trueman OF BROOKLYN The
weight wa5 100 pounds and III" Emit len rounds,
The result was n draw, Benny Leon Of Brook
lyn and young Godfrey. colored, of New York.
figured In the next bout. ten rounds, at lls
pounds. This also was a draw.
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WheuU>STON, May 2s.-1heSr naval orders have
been issued
PgsSNi Assistant paymaSter G. Contad. detached
frum The Alliance when outUf commission. TO home
ard NHt OIdrrS
Oharirin A o. Sykes, detached from III. Alliance
Whr1 uut uf commission, and - lcnpOraty duty on the
Wabash.
Commander + II, Delnno. detached from the Al.
lane rs hen 1Gt Of commission, and 10 the War col
lcRr Tor instructions.
Lieut. e. II, Ha,l4u, detl ched from the Alliance
when ont ~ ccnrni son. and todu'y in charge II the
branch hylr graphic office. 80 ton.
Lieut. = \ Pratt dct'chcd from The branch hydro
graphic OIice, HOs'oo, and 10 the torpedo station form.
>.ruC'IOD.
Lieutenant Commander ". Mclean. detached
from the Bureau OF Ordinance. az (, the Maynnwer
A. * CURVE,
Lieut. &C.. Marsh detached from tn once " Naval
Intelligence, md tOthc MsyfiuNrr as navigator and
scliO. watch officer.
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HOTSE



WA'HINcToN, Nav ?S Notes wns given to
t,o House TO-DAY lint an ordcr vould no 70.
49,, ...,, ., :,
p'','" ny ''' ' "''l','"' on '''''~' -'N'ns We'd
n"sday, Thu-+iG" md Friday for the consid"r1-
tipr o. iha yn,-trr-' measures rcportcd by tho
,,,,rt,,., ~, .L,ji,,r, m, ,iana -
'"il|Ii''''" on ''hl''"Iy' IN" hIionnn ode
hhl "a~ FHs1"b
Mr. Dr..y. dem y. " madn n snaocb rn-
~ ~
p'"""' '' 'i'',' 81 ">,''F'R'h"N IN 'he
transport - rFin' ilrs' made by him in March
Atm was pa.-rI authorizing the tcmnororr
g..
nPP''.'''"' w '" "N H'u'ehth'1 III w"
Signal tor;~, n'.o a = 'ratc bin providing 'or
one ASSISTANT Gonna .,arv General with ,ha
r,,, ~, ,L.,,l ,,I a. 49, - ''0
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CINCINNATI, May 2s.-Thr spring meeting OF tho
Latonia Jockey club opened to-day 10 tun alternate
weeks with wport ior the next three weeks. Inc
Judges were l.. = TarltDn, Charles l. Price and L. e.
Hopper. JamcsF Caldwell was the starter Not
withstndlug tue heavy rains OF n" lore
noon and frequent showers during the afternoon,
there wa an attendance uf about tx thousand. ! he
event that doubles drew a large proportion Of TN
crowd the IJrtby. WnSa wultOver, al the horses but
Lieut. Gibson, scratching ont At the last minute
owners Of the Other horses tried To enter IN hope VI
getting second ~ third money, siJn and 800
respectively. bui not one presented the ne ,SarN fee
OF slOt uutil alter the time ltmit Il - minutes before
pri2. Il about Si,U1b by simply rxrtcl,ii 4 Lieut..
Gibson. 1hr c'owd wEN greatly disappointed sum
mHtics,
First Race-.SlN tulongs HIS EScrllrncy. io5
tiolAnd 4 to g, won Insightly, 700 May, ! - 4,
SECOND lsIp, 1903 III. WILSON,, 100 to ! third. Time,
l:0S,.
Second Race mile Elrauor Holmes. iQc
tNicnaelS. 10 to !, won Dandy II, 100 Wan Camp,
. n :, second Sadie human, 81 tMay 7 10 l.,
thltd Time, l.AGia
Third Race five iurlonrS-Dr gh-da, 100 Van
/, .crond Robert Morrison, 1903 Diar'hbcrgcr), 10 to
/, lhird Time. l,hj'a
Fourth Rae 1hr la'or'a Derby; ore mite and a
half Tor thte year oIdr-N alkoyrr. for Lieut. Gibson.
l2T BplAudI
Ft'u Racr -Four and a hall rrlonrs- Quccu-G.
Day, lUi lllrrting . Il To /. wJn. l~eirphOne CHI. -
llloWcll 3iDl, S coid, Ereu'a, il2 Mason, even,
thru, lime, h:5N.
sixth Rae one mile Lord Zcn', 10 tan DuSen),
7 10 q, wpL, S1lvar~r, llJ 'ONrrtpuI, ITO =. stcoud,
AtlantuN. l0i '\EHn ~ to :, third. Tine. li6',
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The Bishop Peaches the BacCaiaureate Ser
mon at the General theological seminary.

Bishop Iittlniohn preached the baocalau-
rrlte sermon at the ommcncemen exercises Of
the General Theological Seminary, which be-
Ean last evening. The Bishop spoke of false and
true prophets.
THE weakness of human nature Ia not alone
respnn~hl" Tor he Success of the false prophets"
he said. The Sleeps clothing beneath
which they are hildcE has also something
TO do with i. Some. Of them come duly ari-
thor l.d and ordained ny the Church, but IN
stead Of teaching thc' speculate, and they for
yet to m,ud+trr tho Gospel al they received il.
sop" max" Of CHRIST n r'vo myth ~ a rlore
man, Some hold That the inspiration OF the
hol. " rt was only the afiatls common t. all
the writings Of gonius. But do not let rs be
4, raid to say that such prophets are falls, IN
dealing with hrrcSy and sChiSm We must tr,at
yEi'oi ia good faith or not"
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RESULTS on OTHER TRACKS.
A. Clyde Park.

BOSTON. May rs The spectators Al the Country
Club races, clyde Park. to day saw some eSc'inH
spor, despite the cold and rainy wca,h'r The best
event on the card WAS the 81 botolph Htrrplrcha'r'
when th' winner and second horse ran side by ''d'
around the course. Decamcron nnisr'ng n neck to inc
gUd 1hr NyOpia Norfolk 81 ~rplrchASr was an rA'S
win Tor the Nyppia team. he summary
First Race For thrr' year ODDS ana inward *
futlDngS Harry " Smiths b Y. Grofgr hrthr VI
Smith, won; IS. T. Clyde'S oh. m. lml finlinhsc
LOADER. second; Robert GoeletJ ch II, nlIe r."
Savage, third Time. islD
Second RACE Hurdle on. and a bali mills over
six hurdles 81 b. +. Clytt's CHI x Cousin Jess.
lifackenl. won; Robert q. fclls. Big lhr Los!
Washington CWHght third Tim. :5G.
Stce plcchaSr: CUP valued at :aoG.pur,ro q $50 added
teams To score 10 points for Asst hprar. y log >tr3hd'
3 iOr third and . fOr fourth, 'wU hnd a h,hii miles
Won by MyOpiH, 70 points ~ ., Myotlh b x "
Felix. q, l. prab,dy. owner MI ktmsryl, nf,t.
Myopla'S ch 4. Shaughtaun {, L. Pedb,,ly owner
MT GARLAND. third. N9rtolk'S joker, roy
baker, owner COwner up, fourth Lady Evelyn ana
Portla also ran. Time. ) 81.
Fourth Rac'--Strc] plrCna>r, purse 81 ,oDO; Two ana
a half milrS-lv ~ FoS'S bf. <. Dcranrfol ' 'll'h',
won; b T Clyde's CHI 6, PARACHUTE ..bthrErnl sec
ond. James v. Co!t's Oh 4. MI Siotfcl ,t"I'HhAn''
third. Time. 5l3A,
Fifth race the National Hunt cup StceplcchaNe;
purse $3.50. Ot which $3.50 Is In plate, two ana u
halt miles Edward l." Smiths b z, DIVER NJ Nlrh
olas,, won: wilson X. Irvrring's h, y. uthg 1--we
t,t. Taylor. second. \. 4 Walt,oh'S b I. fihtid
tMr W~alt,Onl. third. Time, 5t''4
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10 ABOgISH SHALL BEER BiRRFiS.


VA,HI>oTON. Nav 2S.-I'" So,at" Com
Mite" on finance. SIN have Il. lat mr, ting
Of IN" session ~tu-morrow. If a quorum +,
present the committee viii rrIrrt fayurallv
To H." ; rate tic bill whlcn has already Passed
the itou-r providing for thu abolition Of sixth
barrels u'1i cIgu'h barrels a. pactayos tnr
beer, loGviUL the uu:rt'I barrel thn small. I
laclag" for which TAX CHn be- pa'd uIou hoar
In barrels. Ih"ro VA. been strong OrDosif.,n
10 TN measure and it, pa-SNRo At TINS sc--
sion Is not certain.
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THE SUNDRY CIVIL BILL.
ITS B7 PRINTED PAGES READ IN
1HE SENATE.


sion u opposed nut 'fhH"F ''"" -
Chairman Admit, That Testimony IL
rdI,ca .ra parts Of II stricken Ont.
W~AsulNGTON Nay 2s-In the Senate to'nhy
tho s,,d,y ,nnronria,Ion hill was
.a,,Io,t, e, no for
'aHeh w ana t'u l'"m "pPropi "''"N ~
compensation OF the woman commissioner W
REPRESENT the United S,u,cs and the National
society of the Daughter OF tho American rev
oiltion Mt N" unv"iling OF III" staulo Oh i'ni'S-
cite Mt tho Paris EvrosItion WINS struck out Mt
,bo a,.a,, -, -. ,u.,, unr Ia
Nv NufE'N,'on :" or, "''." -
who .old Nm, IN, Daughter Of the Revolution
dLI ma, ro,oru ,r.c,rrir, T., h,or ,La pypenso
uu h'' '"N"r w. IF'I'rr'"f '" ""' Wv
themselves.
Mr. IIaWlnv Cppn Cour) said that the lady
who hnd hoo, ,,nn r,.d ,,.,issinnrr was on
M"o ""u pee" Api"l'''n '"'""''N''"'' we
The society had surplus OF ssl, 600 and it waS
, ,,ot,o, ~ ,,fI, MIN ham, ,l., ,bnir d,l,gate
" I'''' wv" y, '"". ~
mould rot be '"id by 'h" Government
1901. thc cxi.,.nca -, yhr, ia known rs IN, In
n'', " y
dnN'rial Commission gave rise TO an extended
,Lo. 4, ,a ,m -,ro, Z, a. lao
.., : v :, i" aan.onAr
n"h-rarnSan' ana Mr.. Allison 'oi''noDnS
that il WIS nOn-IgrtiSon IN the sense that tn.
ri,, No., -, 49,, .u,,,od L. ,L,
INV '.'''.''o u WIZ" "''' "PP''''
President had been selected on account ol their
business fitness
Nr ,n,r no, ~oh, ohor,,,eri,.d tina
WI Anh "oP, ''p' c"ai"cUe''"" ,"'
commission ms a shan. II fraud. and a dfiu-
uorid ~, ~, o,on a,,m
""I'u' VI II va worm 10 c 'H''
at'h' END OF n long discussion ~" paraGraph
was amended by adduga pro viso that ia filing
! future v,ca,cta. anroi,,,oo,,s s,,,u h.
,a .ra, w.. h"n ,,annho-sns
W0dc go mat not NOR" than nine members OF
81 r.l.t..,t,1 T-,,,Ai '. hail InI,,,r 80 M
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j +. F -Thc price paid for Flying Fox at the dts
per al sale II the late DuNr oil Nrst,uinstcr'S stud
last March was 37,5nh gGluraS, equivalent In Amrri
can currency To Sl0i,6lNiA
The officials of The Metropolitan Turf Association
yesterday drC!dpd 10 wipe out The precedent estab-
lished recently al Nurii. Park when thy refunded
all money Invested on Mikimo Conner, nftr be was
declared %lncl!gibl and withdrawn iieuccior'h tne
association will adhere 80 thr lOCky Club t cory that
once \ horses number is posted he Is ufhcially n
stAttcT and eve ELhlmg goes
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WASHINGToN, May -. In a report to the
STATE Department dated April -, Consul-Gep-
eral Stowe at Cape Town sends an earnest
warning TO Americans without means AID in
search OF employment not to come TO In. Colony
at this time. Even after the war, when eyor,.-
l. settled, they should not come. he ,ays. with
OUT "A Eoodly sum OF money IN pocket for emcr-
geucles., he 'onsul-Ga1nral had previously
reported 70 the Department the plight OF n
number OF Americans who had been stranded
AZ the Cape, having crossed on the mule trans
port, and he saws that Their" are still many
others coming in without means.
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WASHINGTON. Ma" 2s. The roniratIon oS
John u Iia2'i Of Buffalo to be United States
Judge of he newt created district of We torn
New York was reported 10 tho scpote ,,u-
mltt"" on JuClCarv by the sub-Committe IN
which II was referred. but no no ion was taken
iIlrth r than granting tie request of the Bar
subject. Saturday next was fixed for the date
for the representatives Of tho association 10
appear before the committee, "
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ITHACA, May as.-Cornsl,'s second crew left 10.
nivhi Tor Philadelphia for the race Of the second
cI.wS there They were accompanied BY Coach Court.
hty aud boathulIder Hoylr. The second crew will
f3W IN the following order: Stroke, Merrill 4
hINrhhc; 9, i~tcucdici, ). Hutton 1. FrCnyrE 4. Os.
ssnrrUuf, = ba.Ianger; bow, Longyear. c~oIswain. j.
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