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New-York tribune., 1900-04-21
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY

RAsEBALL.-Opening championship sea-
son al Washington Park. Brooklyn, New
york and Brooklyn
RACTNG-Queens County Jockey Club.
AQueduct.
GOLF-Anuual open tournament, Lake
wood: sweepstakes handicap, Westchester
f,olf Cub: sweepstakes, st. Andrews Club.
men bers' handicap, Crescent Athletic Club:
members handicap Dyker Meadow; inter
scholastic tournament, Garden City.
POOL-De ORC and keogh, Daly's Acad-
sr,v- New-York Athletic Club champions
KDicBerbocker Athletic Club championship.
ATELETTCS.-Dual games, Columbia Uni
,e-sitv Wiliamsbridge-
FENCING.-New-York Athletic Club cup
connection. Feucers' Club.
TRAP SHOOTING.-New-Ut Utrecht Gun
g~l,b Interstate Park; Brooklyn Gun Club.
T-nion Course. Flushing Gun Club. Flushing;
(Sreenville Gun Club. Marion y. J.; South
SIDE Gun Club. Newark.
POLD.-LakewOod Polo Club, Lakewood
CROSSE.-Columbia and Staten Island
lacrosse Club. Staten Island: Stevens Insti-
NE and Crescent Athletic Club, Bay Ridge
INDOOR BASEBALL.-Games in 9th. 18th
Tlst and Attn Regiment armories, and at Sd
Patrerv Arnory-
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GOLF.
DOUGLAS BEATEN BY HAMILTON On
THE LAKEWOOD LINKS.
EX-CHAMP1oN COMPLETELY oUTPIAYED-wAT-
SON WINS FROM TRAVIS BY . Up
AND / TO GO.

c. NJ. Hamilton, Baltusrors champion golfer, who
furnished the sensation of Thursdays play in the
Lakewood tournament, continued make things
interesting In yesterdays rounds. After beating
beckwith the Cleveland champion, in the fore
noon up IN a twenty-One hole match Re met and
defeated Douglas, the ex-champion by up and )
TO play. Douglas has and then lost a golf
match, but never by such a score this. 1t was
hard day for favorites Travis, the winner of the
Atlantic City tournament, and who holds
more golf trophies than any other player IN the
country, down before Watson of Westbrook,
so that the tournament rests virtually be-
tween Watson and Hamilton
II was match instead of medal pav that gov
erned the days doings, which meant decided in
crease IN interest to the crowds. The first note
worthy incident came with Hamilton's defeat of
Beckwith on the tweuty-Tst green. II was close
can for the BaltusTOl man for If BeCkwith had not
driven into the timber the hnaI hole Hamilton
might have been beaten. As il was he had a bad
scare. The cards We're
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H 3. Holiins
"Bye holes not played.

The afternoon programme was pleasantly diver
siled by an eighteen hole handicap medal play
Both Hollins and Seeley took part in this also and
curiOusIy enough, Seeley, who apparently had lost
his form completely in the forenoon. outplayed
HolIins by nve strokes, doing SS 10 HolHnss 93
Seeley was handicapped at o, while HOllins was
placed at scratch. Neither took of the prizes
however. for the best gross score was made by
A r Parsons ir., of ST. Pauls Cathedral School
and the best net by John Auerbach. of Cutters
who had hoodwinked the committee into giving
him an allowance of 25. The unfairness OF this
rating was evident when Auerbach came home
with net of II. two strokes better than
bogie his form earlier in the week had been
so W-retChed that the handcappers felt safe in al
lowing him the limit. The result only strengthens
the general feeling among golf men that growing
boy rs the hardest thing rate properly that a
Handicapped knows
The team match. which incidental fea -
ure Of the handicap won by Cutler. with
FolIins Winston. DOUElaas and Holmes as its rep
resentatives Their aggregate score was $50. Sec
ond place the ST. Paul team, OF Garden
city. with total Of 39; This brought the tourna-
ment to an end Cutler having won all three
prizes the championship, the handicap and the
team cups. 5 well the medal for the best score
in the qualifying round. Though the leaders of
the present association viii be in college another
season. the tournament viii be continued an
annual fixture. The scores yesterday:
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PHILADELPHIA, S; BOSTON. 4

Philadelphia, April 2O.-The baseball season
opened to-day. and the spectators had the
of seeing Philadelphia defeat Boston in
a closely contested eleven inning game. II was
pitchers battle. and Nichols appeared 10 have the
better of IT, but his support not equal to that
of Fraser. Boston's defeat the result of two
consecutive by Lowe in the eleventh inning
With Lajoe base and one man out, Lowe fum-
bled an easy grOunder from MCFarlands bat and
then muffed a throw to catch Mcfarland at second
and permitting LajOie to score. The score follows;
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THIRD SIXTEEN.
HOLLINS IS CHAMPION.
CUTLER SCHOOL GOLFER WINS THE INTER
SCHOLASTIC TOURNAMENT.

H B. Hons, jr, Of Cutler School. won the inter
scholastic championship the links Of the Gar
den City Golf Club yesterday by defeating c. H.
Seeley Of the Berkeley School by up and to
play The greens were somewhat slow but other
wise the course in fine order for test of the
young golfers ability. The weather was perfect.
After Seeley's victory Douglas and Mollouf
of the previous day rather expected that
the Berkeley boy would make fight of it. But
among golfers Of that reputation counts for
more than half a match. and the success which
Hollins has had IN the last two seasons undoubt-
edIv Influenced SeeIey's game a greater less
degree. At any rate. Hons found him compare
lively easy opponent. The cards were
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.Bye hole.

To-day Colby, OF Essex County will meet Ham-
ton, and Davis. Of Lakewood will play Watson, and
the winners will in the finals in the afternoon.
There will also be open handicap at medal play
for special prizes The summary:
LAKEWOOD CUP
First round-Howard A. Cohv Essex County Country
and 70 play, Jasper Lynch. Lakewood, beat Matu-
Ballou by up to play. c. NJ Hamilton Bal
tusrol beat F s 8eckwtth cleveland by up in twenty
holes; Findlay Douglas. Fairfield, beat A. NJ Reid.
FairfeId beat George G Duton Oakley Country Club by
and 70 play; W. H Davis. Lakewood beat II. NJ.
Forrest. Philadelphia Country Club by up. r.
jr, Westbrook beat Sidney Carpenter, PhladeI-
Travis Oakland beat H. Bahen. Philadelphia Country
Club. by up and to play. second round-Coby beat
Lynch by up and to play Hamilton beat Douglas by
play; Watson beat Travis by up and / play.
SECOND SIXTEEN
First match PLAY ToundCAr{hpT He6srGn' Buffalo n
10 holes: c. 5 Ransom, Albany Country beat a. T.
Dwight, Yale by default c. H Murphy. Princeton beat
Tappin Wet6-6ok 6ea Frank % n Il a FPeeman @ p lakewood
by up and : TO play; c E Halsted Crescent Athletic
c. Green, Chicago. beat A. W. Black Lakewood, by
up and play; Herbert L Pratt Nassau Country
Chick Oakley Country Club beat J. B. coles Tappin.
Nassau Country Club. by up and to play -
play Murphy beat Tappin by Greene beat Hal
sted by and 70 play Chick beat Pratt by up and
THIRD SIXTEEN
First round medal play)-EaTrold 8 Curtiss Lake
wood. beat P M MetcaIf ST Regis, BY up and ; to
Country Club; by up in nineteen holes Irving Brokaw
Arasley. by up and play: George 5 Bird St Regis
beat harry 9uydarl PyAer deaqow py i!,, ~
up; A F SoutherIand County Country Club
beat r H syns Ardsley by ? up and top to play; ; B. b.
Second round|Hrsh beat Curtiss by up; Lloyd beat
up; Sutherland beat Ferris. by in nineteen holes
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Boston ..........o o % 5
Philadephia ...... . 0 l 0 / o Is =


COLUMBIA AND PRINCETON TO MEET.
College ball tossers from Columbia and Princeton
universities will Manhattan Field to-day in
the initial game of the intercollegiate baseball
series TO be played in New-YOrk. Princetons nine
has so far made a good record this season. while
Columbia has met with several defeats and no vic
tories All indications point TO a sweeping victory
for the Tigers. unless the Blue and White should
take decided brace and give exhibition of
speedy ball playing of which it has shown itself
capable in streaks. The probable battery order OF
the teams follows:
Coumbia-BurreI Sb.; Burns, =. Z; Kebler. c.;
Marcus l. f.; Brown. {. f.; Armstrong, 2b.; Bar
tow o Mike Ib.; Goodman. ;. 5.
Princeton-Young, l. f.; Weir, 5. s; Pearson, III {;
Hillebrand D.; Steinwader. 2b.; Kafer, c.. Burke
r 2 Hutchinson, 3b.; Watkins. c. {.
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THE LONDON TOURNAMENT.

London April 2o.-Ths evening the sixth round
Of the CITY Of London Chess Clubs tournament
was PLAYED the following order: Paasmore
AGAINST Phvsic!y. Lee against Teichmarn, Lomen
against Jones Tia-ian @painSt Lawrence, black
allrne against Van Nliet Ward against Mason ana
f;linsherg a bye. These results were recorded:
Pas-rrore lost PhysiclC Loman defeated Jones
che games were left unfinished. The record Of
the tourney follows:
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The Star Athletic Club. of Newark will play the
Hoboken team tomorrow afternoon at the ST.
George Cricket Grounds. Among the visiting play
ers will be Weisbecker. who has signed with Water
bury: Mills with Derby. and MCGUIRE also OF
Waterbury.
AT the Johnson-ave. grounds. at Jersey City to-
morrow the home team will cross bats with the
Poughkeepsie team
The West New-York Field Club will play the Sem
eCas at Weehawken tomorrow.
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c0PyELL WINS AT LACROSSE

T,haca = y Ap-il 2o.-The Cornell lacrosse team
5o-la, defeated Hobart College in a closely CON
tested game by "a score Of goals TO l. The lth-
acans showed up In 1ett.1 form, though the team
..rl- v,es imperfect on both sides. Captain Smith
scored both goals for Cornell. The playing for the
raost cart :, IL Hobarts territory.
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Travis had as his opponent In the same round
F H. Bohlen of Philadelphia. Bohen led by l
up at the fifth, and again got a small lead at the
eighth, but Travis followed by taking five holes
in succession, closing the match the fourteenth
green. The bye holes played for the sake of
the medal scores. The cards:
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Travis made a mess of his match with Watson,
and acknowledged afterward that he deserved de-
feat His play mediocre from first 10 last.
with the single exception Of the eighth hole which
he did in a brilliant 2 The two were even at
the turn, even again at the eleventh, after which
Watson the twelfth and thirteenth, making
him up. The halved; Travis
got the sixteenth in good g. but Watson
the the match ended that point with
Watson the winner by up and l to play. The
cards:
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The acpruxnate lien charge sstsfy
which the described property oe sold $i0.
xith o April.
1900 With ana allowances amounting
S13I 70 April . 1900 r0gether with
ne 81 sale
he appFDNtrnare ~ other
liens which are % purchase
purchase money paid the Referee is S557 81 and
Dated York. April ). 1870
AUGUSTUS =. VANDERPOEL. Rsf-rss.
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c0LrHBL4 70 PAY L4CROSSE

The Columbia University lacrosse team will
play the twelve OF the Staten Island Lacrosse As
sociation az the grounds Of the latter. on Staten
Island. The game VIII begin at 3-S0 O'Clock
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
pED D LINE.
foreclosure Sales.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT NEW
te;er g. Arnot 81 al. Dersnsants In pursuance OF
in The entitled bearing daca me
or February 1900 the undersigned
York f Real n9 Fs va SCI a. R9lf austaa a. the New %
Borough Of Manhattan CItv - Npv-Yo-i 2Tth
day OF April 1890. l. o'clock that cav.
ulEment to b. sold ana therein described fllovs-
buildings and irprover ems r4ao erected ata iviny
and being the Borough Manhattan city County
state cI @ York ard bounded and described follows-
Street distant h-e~ hundred --ct
lrued ~ ne intersection or fhe southaTiy side or sSth
Street with the eastery Columbus
thence sJuthwardv parallel with Columbus Avenue one
block thence eassrdIy block
s9uthery side = qstn Stree, westwardIy
the point or raea ~ begt7rr T,si me same premises
conveyed To said Peter G. by JOhn Stevens
recorded Tbe eGtb daI s If - F.a- ~ D' 1S9 ~ @ lsss %
Block lHs4 Lier 80 Book series rage .. in the Reg
known by the street numbers an9 4s s9th
Street And also All piece parcel OF
erected, situate. wing and Borough
haitian city. County ana Ste ~ New YORK. and bounded
norhery side of 9sh Street distant three hundred and
nifty feet eastey from the formed by The ntersec
easterly Columbus formerly Ninth run
ming thence nortFarly va-a-e vita ,clurious Ave,ie
middle line Of the SirC TWENTY-FIVE theme.
hundred thence vesrwartfly
nOrtheTy side Of Street twenty-five
point pace - beginning Beng the premises
wife by seed dated FetruG-v iIth. lSs0 recorded
February a4tF. $50 in section Block 1854 Iiber IS.
County said premises being known by the number
= No p West 9Nh street
DGted New York April j5l 1909
PaatiTs AttSrusys Ia Nassau STREE CTr1bune Build
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runs-New-Y York 3; Brooklyn. / First base by
>; Brooklyn, . Left on bases-New-
York 6: Brooklyn. 6. hit-Davis. struck out
Doheny. Kitson 2; Dunn, l. Base on balls
By Seymour s. by Kitson, :; by Dunn, . Basehtts-
or Seymour =; Oft DOheny, D; of kitson l. Sacrlrce
hits-Frsbie, Gleason Keeler Stolen bases-Dayis'
Doyle. Gleason Doheny Keeler DemOnt. Double play
Van Haltren and pitches-FIitsou. . Passed
balIs-Crady. .. by ptcher-By Seymour l. by Do
heny I. Balk-Kitson. Cmpire-Emsle. Time-2:OS.
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The ahov- : q diagram; tho p--Ferty be sold
apprtcla-- cf charge uvht-s
af with fr1u1
18th. 19tN together With allowances
amounting S3's % with said February
18th 1900 together WITH the Of sale The
grpyimate amount 81 and
IS sos 06 and interest
PATRICK II. WHALEN. Ress--.
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CutlerH all.ns Winston, Douglas and Holmes
Psul's Cathedra.-Mall0uf Murphy, Maehe and
Parsons. 297
Pauis Concord-Reinhart. Paterson
Jennings. 403
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SUPREME COURT. County of New York

HULA \ PATTE-N- Plaintiff
q Il Defendants
IN Pursuance judgment foreclosure sale duiv
made and the above entitled
ts-- "a 4th q April 1900
the referee n said named
will public auction at the New York Real Estate
sales Room BROADWAY. Borough vi Non
haitian. York. The 27th tav -
AZ twelve that by William Kennedy
aucti0neer premises directed said Judgment 70
soIt and therein d-scrs as s7Ilows-
ALL lct parcel OF land the Civ View
with III" buildings and improvements thereon. De-
scrihed BEGINNING
Of Avenue ard i53rd street; Esstssly
ale he side IS3rd Eighty feet.
parailei Madison Avenue Nineteen
inches: Westerly parallel with t13yd street aad
through party wall Eighty side % Mad
thence North along the Nneteea feet
JA- place u beginning be SAID
dimensions less
Dated
AUGUSTUS H VASDERPOEL~ Referee
MERRILL. ROGERS.
for Plaintiff. III froacway Manhattan. City cc
York
following a diagram - Jhe property ee scd
described above the street number being NJ !AAS
Madison Avenue,
1880
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BASEBALL.
CHAMPIONS Do NOT SHOW UP so WELL
IN SECOND GAME-SEASON AT WASH
INGTON PARK OPENS TO-DAY.
THE RECORDS

GAMES YESTERDAY
NewTork, II, Brooklyn, Philadelphia 8; Boston, 4.
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auoeo Tor three-year-ods; $40 each half forfeit:
se0ono morse $500 and 10 third 500 OF the added
i'oney' weights pounds below scale allow

ahces About furlongs
r % Sarrs blk c. Ehn Cong by Tea Trav-IsIette III
q y SlIrs en- c Modrfne by Sir Modred-Katrine 113
~ % aorriss ch c. Silver Garter by Golden
l08
,, ~. 4PuceS b. c Royal Sterling. by Ester
80
" Mere I'm 'o 1Oe
Tenerine .-......... -. 1os
tTosemTleora ., LOG
-r>klaya >klaya -. -. loi
.,uIL'eg Bros. b. Dissenter. by Bermuda-Bette
l. = HeaeNs b. &. Carbuncle. by Stuyvesan-Cfarnet
- sanZs o. e Tourney by Tourna ment-ElEfe .....
bertigtbbert ..........e'' - ~ Of
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ERENCH LINE.

CANADIAN PACIFIC KAIi.WAY.
FOR DATES Of STEAMSHIP sAILrTGs
SEE Tens COLUMN TOMORROW
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THE RACETRACK.

AoUEDUcT HORSES OF LITTLE WORTH.
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CHESS PLAYED BY CABLE
AMERICANS SCORE FIRST IN THE INTER
UNIVERSITY MATCH-A TIE
INDICATED
INDICATED.

The second annual chess match between Har-
ward, Yale, Princeton and Columbia on the one side
and Oxford and Cambridge on the other began yes
team had won victory in the only game decided
out Of six Hopkins, Of Yale had the distinction of
first lowering the British colors. This game was
played over the board, which accounts in a meas
ure for the speedy termination Soddy, of Oxford
boldly sacrificed two pieces, but eventually the
superior force told against him. and Hopkins
a mertted victory the thirty-second move.
The five remaining games still in abeyance
Rice. Of Harvard, held his against the graded
English champion, TattersaL. and is more than
likely that honors Will remain even between those
the second game where Hunt. of Princeton. was
hard pressed by Softlaw. Of Cambridge and had to
sacrifice exchange in order TO avoid immediate
defeat The Englishman's onslaught has come TO
a halt, but il viii take than ordinary luck
for the American TO pull this game of the fire
A well played game throughout that between
Sewal and Ellis, and there is little choice between
their positions. On the fourth table the chances
for the American slim, as the game has reached
the end stage, with the American player minus two
10 victory, and he probably do better than
draw. Thus II will be seen that in spite of the
American lead indications are for tie.
AS in last years match the American
letic Club. direct connection being estab blished be-
tween the building and the British Chess Club, in
" hltehall Court, London, where the English team
assembled.
ings, with names of the players, openings adopted
and results
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STPREME COCRr. CountE of - York.-


WILLIAM W JOHNSON ara JOHN JARDINE. a.
Trustees for the benefit m A
last VIII and Testament A!-1 J. J1Eus0u. dece1seC,
Plaintiff. against JOSEPH GALLO Defendants
in pursuance II ruGger- CO foreclosure and sale iuv
made and entered IN fFe ato- sat!tIet action bearing
date the Tth Ca April 19Jr
T. TIE TNDEztSFffNI> Referee in Judgment
named win sell public he New YORK Real
Estate Sales Room No ia Fra@vay the Borough os
Manhattan. city - New YORK.. the fh 1ay OF Nay.
Phillips directed
said Judgment described follows
ALL those certain lots pieces parcels N land with
the qry thereon erected living and being
New YOrS bounded f2I!ows BEING all
those certain lots Nos zfo 2G1 map designated
Map Of portion - -la Dlte- Estate 29rd Ward
OF the city Of NV YORK., surveyed and laid out BY
John 9 Van Horne. .itv SIrv-v1r and which said
filed the CffCe Il Ee=tsJer 0f the Crtv and
Of New - 1f Feb-Ia-V. 1894
and designated Map No. which said lots
bounded and described f~uH1 sad follows BE-
GINNING at the corner formed Ey tha intersection of
eastetly IrCsreCr 00r-Hwsste~ly
side cf Dawson Northerly along The
said eaStery side Of Prospect StNty-fve and
niretysix hundredths g. 86l running thence
Easterly nearly along a line Sud map drawn be-
lots Nos 26o and -35 One hundred and
thwesterly line OF Street. running themes
Southwestery along the said utheserly side OF Dawson
Street one hundred and and
Jne-h ndredtns tI27TI1 point place OF
ginning be said dimensions distances
less
Dated New York. April l2tr 1900.
MERRILL. & ROGERS
Attorneys for Plainrns III Broadway Manhattan. New
York City.
The following $ a diagram Of property
described above, the said NOA
and T20 Prospect
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NO SUNDAY GAMES AT ELMIRA.

Elnlra n Y April 2O.-Mayor Flood announced
TODAY that he would not allow Sunday baseball in
E-lntra a game has been scheduled for Sun
dav between Elnnira and Binghamton.
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In the afternoon Dougles badly of form.
He took As for the first nine holes which he had
previously done in 40, and down the turn.
He halved the tenth in ). lost the eleventh, halved
the twelfth and the thirteenth was beaten at
to s. The cards:
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CUNARD LINE.

TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Piers 81 sHd 81 North River
Caupana AMI 81 A NJ Etruria Nav u = p NJ
Iverua new pl -. p NJ Ca-npauia. May 10 Q A NJ
I.lcania Mav = IL NJ Iveruia 3 p
VERNON II. BROWN 4 co. Gen. Agents
BROADWAY NEW YORK
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SHORT ROUTE TO THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
HOLLAND AMERICA LINE
New Observation-Disclosures BouCgne-sur-
81 hours distant from either Paris London
steamers F1tscan. Statenians and
Rotterdam. Spring First class. upward:
gth
Of cabin passengers S42 So upward
Apply to HOLLAND AMERICA LINE. 30 Broadway
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HAMByRG=AMERlGAN LINE.
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE TO PLYMOUTH
LONDON CHERBOCRG tPARIS). AND HAMBURG.
F Bismarck May g. 10 a. NJ Columbia May Il, 10 An
K kFriedrchM May TO- II AN. A. Victoria. May p, 10 All
TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE TO PLYM-
OCTH. CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG. Also y I. To
CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG.
Pretoria .ApI q $50 A NJ Palatia Ap IS NJ
Begravta- .Api "a NJ. Batavia May 3 10 An.
PARIS HOTEL ACCOMMODATION
reserved for Company passengers application
The TR land faEE f2aEE Mfdmfghf Sum
Cruise NORWAY, the NORTH CAPE and SPITZ-
BERGEN by Twin Screw STEAMER AUGUSTE VIC
TORIA FROM =. 7. JUNE -. from Hamburg July +.
1900 Apply
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PARIS-ISOO.

$ $ AI.LER specially chartered to sail 5 D. m
June - 10 CherbouTs, Southampton and Bremen;
steamers CITY OF ROME and NEBRASKA SPECIALLY
CHARTERED 70, Glasgow. Paris Exposition
Oberammsrgau Passion Play Europe booking
Thirty Spring and Suunarr Excursions
World Parties Sept y, oct J.
r. =. CLARK. III BROADWAY NEW YORN.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Detroit-BufaIO. 6; Detroit. 1.
AT acknowledgements = Indianapolis. g.
AT Kansas City-kansas city, 4; Minneapolis. .
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AQUEDUCT ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
The entries for ro-zay's races at Aqueduct are
ts follows
FIRST Rs~E-se,.=E- f-r three-year-olis and upward
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Business Opportunities.

MANAGER Of first class popular lectures wanted for
" next winter in this by distinguished author
and axplorer Subject original Address
SUCCESS. Box 1+7 L242 Broadway.
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Ocean Steamers.

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FAST EXPRESS SERVICES
CHERBOURG. SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN.
kaiserln Mar. - MAY -
Saale May tn May -
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Departure \. NJ
Tvin-SCrew Passenger Service.
SOCTHA AMPTON LONDON BREMEN
Bremen Apl. 26 . p G. Kurfurst Nav - I ?. NJ
Fr der Cr May 10 p. NJ Barbar0ssa June
CHERBOCRC, PARIS BREMEN.
K Loree. May , = p. NJ. Main. May Il,
Mediterranean Service
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Kaiser W11 u..-.ApriI 10 Trave- pru IS
Departure A
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Louis n. Meyer. ~ South Third St. Phila.
Kaiser Wilhelm II VIII sunday II a. NJ
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CE-Handicap; for all ages. Five furlongs

RACE-For maiden three-year-olds and upward
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OLD DOMlN0ON l1EyEo

DAILY SERVICE
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. Portsmouth, Pinuers
Point, Newport News Richmond Va, connecting for
Petersburg, Richmond. Virginia Beach, Washington. D
g.
Freight and Passenger sail from Pier 26, North
River Beach week day except Saturday
at 3 and Saturday After Nay Ist Sat
ur1ay sailing hour will be 3 II.
Il B WALKER Traffc Managr-
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PHIBIIPS & AVERY.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. STREE Trhune Build
tlg). Manhattan. New YORK city