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New-York tribune., 1901-07-03
Citations.


CORBlT, JOSEPH.-The People of the State
Of New York by the grace of God free and in
dependent TO Mary Elmer CoTbt Mary Elizabeth Johnson
John cor6it Ellen Jane Barry Ellen Jane CroIl
Cufrte Howard Currie. John H CroII. Jane Brown
walker, William c. Brown. of o.
Joseph Corb deceased send greeting Thomas
Watson, of the City OF New York. lately
piled the Surrogate's county OF New
York, have three certain in writing
relating TO both real and personal duly
the last Will and testament and cocs thereto
CoFb late OF the County of York. deceased there
fore. You and each OF cited before
Surrogate OF County of New York.
County of New York. the 23d day of August. one
thousand nine hundred and haf-past o'clock
In he forenoon OF that day then and there attend
probate OF the said last will and testament
Of you as are hereby cited under the age 0t
tNenty-one years required appear
Ian, II you have IL have
and apply foe be appointed the event OF
your neglect failure TO do a guardian will ap-
pointed by the Surrogate 10 represent and
the proceeding.
In testimony whereof, seal OF the
SurrOgateS Court OF the said County 10
hegeuntO affixed. Witness Abner :
IL 81 Thomas Surrogate County OF
New York said county, 9th day OF
in the year OF Lord hundred
and one j. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN,
Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-03
STREET RAILWAY ASSESSMENTS

FURTHER HEARING IN PROCEEDINGS FOR RE
VIEW BEFORE Ex-JUDGE EARL
Albany, July 2-The former chief judge of the
Court OF Appeals. Robert Earl, the referee ap-
pointed take testimony in the certiorar proceed
ings begun by several large corporations OF New
York City to review the assessments placed on
their special franchises, resumed the hearing in
this city to-day. He heard testimony relative to
the valuation of the franchises Of the Metropolitan
and Third Avenue railway systems OF New oTk
City. The representatives OF the railroad com
panies offered in evidence the equalization table
tor 1900 By II they wished 10 show that in New
York County real estate Is assessed at "a per cent
of its actual value and the property constituting
their special franchises Is assessed nj its full value
New-York tribune., 1901-07-03
eAurEL GoupERs REcOvERryG

Nash gion, July 2.-President Gompers OF the
1f.ean Federation OF Labor who suffered
sen OF the brain as the eesult Of fall from
Asceseta car last week. Is making rapid progress
. ic-xs55e recovery. lie Will co TO Deer Park. Nd.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-03
CAsT-OFr CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid for ladies gentle
mems and children's discarded Clothtps'
fine Evening and Street Costumes JeWetry'
prie-e-Rrac Furs etc Mr. or Mrs. NAE
TAI. 744 6th-ave.: telephone LOIS b 3Sth.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-03
INGALLS, INQUEST OVER.

CoRoNER's JURY WAS UNABLE TO DETERMINE
THE CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT.
Coroner A. J. Burger. of Brooklyn, held an In
quest last night determine the Of the kill
ing Of Martin d. Anderson Thomas Burke and Bert
Miller June Il. These men were on board tho
United States transport Ingalls, when she keeled
over In the Erie Basin, inJuring forty men, The
cOroners Jury last night reported that IL was un-
able to determine the OF the listing of the
Ingalls,. Superintendent Dckey testified that the
ingalls, was well and properly docked. Mr.. Grun-
den an engineer testified that he used plumb bar
and did not find one inch of variation in the yes
sell
New-York tribune., 1901-07-03
HAWAIIANS OPPOSE ANNEXATION.

Honolulu. June 26.-The House OF Representatives
has adopted and sent TO the Senate concurrent
resolution opposing the annexation OF Hawaii to
California. The home rulers all voted in favor of
the resolution.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-03
ARTISTIC UPHOLSTERY

ARTISTIC UPHoLsTERING and attractive
decorations: FURNITURE made 10 order.
repaired, remodelled. polished or refinished
AATTRESSE ES made and CARPETS at
tended TO; packing and shipping. 150 West
Bith-st. broadway.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-03
MRS. J. JENNINGS MCOMB DEAD.

Mrs. Mary Esther McComb, widow OF j. Jen-
nings McComb died at her home in Dobbs Ferry
yesterday. Mr.. McComb died several months ago.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-03
ELECTRIC MOTORS 4 DYNAMOS.


SEND FOR handsomely illustrated cata-
logue Of most efficient dust proof. ornn-
mental and slowest speed ELECTRIC
MOTOR in the market; 20 10 horsepower.
PALMER & OLSON. Manufacturers, el0
New-York tribune., 1901-07-03
BROOKLYN GIRL DROWNED.
MISS DAISY LAWRENCE LOSES HER LIFE
IN ORANGE LAKE.

IN UfSANIE LAKE
Newburs. N. Y. July Miss Daisy Lawrence,
of Brooklyn, was drowned at Orange Lake. six
miles north Of here. this morning She with
her mother, Mrs Clara Lawrence and two
nieces of Mrs. Lawrence, Misses Marion and
Linda Sands. while in bathing walked into a
deep hole A boatman rescued three, but before
he could reach Daisy she disappeared Miss
Lawrence was In party who had rented a
cottage at Orange Lake for July. They took
possession on Saturday
New-York tribune., 1901-07-03
HUNTING FOR A "DIvINE HEALER."

HIS WIFE ASKS THE POLICE TO SEARCH FOR
FRANCIS SCHLATTER.
The wife of Francis Schlatter. who time
obtained notoriety divine healer" called at
Police Headquarters last night and asked the po-
lice to look for her husband, who she said was
missing from their home. at No 325 Central Park
West. She said he had been missing since early
Monday. when he boarding a car at
N1nety-second-st. and Central Park West Mrs.
Schatter told the police at the Information Blu
reau, where she made her request. that her hus-
band had been drinking.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-03
BOARD AND ROOMS.

- = - --~----
ST. ALBANS. : East 3lst-st.-Redecorat-d
throughout: elegant suite: private baths
and service Tarlor dining room; table
board; electric fans.
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A MARVEL

KRETOL SOAP cures pimples. scaly rough
skin. KRETOL TREATMENT removes
blemishes and cures stubborn, chronic dis
eases. Book free Kretol Institute. A. B.
27a 5th Ave. New York.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-03
CATARRH OF THE STOMACH.

FOUND AT LAsT-Cure for catarrhal
dyspepsia. gastritis and all the Ills th'y
entail MAN-A-CEA the only natural
manganese spring water. But niue lrouple
TO verify this statement. II a sufferer IN
valuable TO you. Send for booklet. BEN
X CURTIS. Is Stone-s..
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AMER. ROOFING & PAINT. co.
GENERAL. ROOFING Contractors and
Metal Painters. ali work guaranteed 30
Maiden Lane Telephone I. 1s5 John.
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Cedar-st, No S = 81 IOx43 5x2i axis 10; Caro-
nns II Child et al 10 John II RhOades; 3.
cedar-st. No 3. 2L9x45. 1Ox irregular: Caro-
trustees; R s 81 So ......----,..- 1850
Nathan Hutkotr to Isidor Hirshman : SIS so $500
Alen-st, No 1872 %. 6xS7 OK irregular: Jacob
Levy and another to Barnett Levy; mortgage.
4tS-st No II East aSxi6,. isi H,
anothsr 70 Dore Golding mortgage. $4,000:
- 8Sstoo
PLANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS.
lo2d-st 9. $50 n e OF Harlem River, a
story frame shop 32x1OO: c Moore 4 CO, No
bridge. n Y. architect. 5000
felnan Road. at the intersection OF Pelham
BAY Pars for story frame clubhouse.
4sxSo; Pelham Shore Improvement Company,
Broadway. architect ....-1s...,. e-s sooc
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orr on THE YACHT NIAGARA.
hB AND MRS. HOWARD GOULD START ON A
LONG CRUISE.

1F. and Mrs. Howard Could Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam 3 Perry and Dr. and Mrs. Clement Cleveland
sailed yesterday in the Gould's yacht Niagara, for
a two months, cruise. Their first stop will be at
Gravesend the Thames.
Ar. Gould's architect, Abner J. Haydel will sail
4er Europe Saturday 10 inspect the best houses OF
nearly ali the European capitals The ideas which
re re VIII bring back viii be used in designing and
11uialng Ar. Goulds new country house at Sands
Font At present Mr.. Gould's plan is to have the
land. ~ - ' "
New-York tribune., 1901-07-03
HELP WANTED.
Male.


Male.
AGENTS, physicians, each city, 20 repre-
sent the Morrell Liquor and Morphine
treatment Correspondence solicited. Medi-
cine free DOCTOR KNIGHT, % New-st.
ATTENTION MEMS takes you TO all
principal ports Of Europe. London, Liver
pool Hamburg Bremen: also free passa &c
procured. Shipping ON ces. Clintoh-s ST.
and T3 West-st.. New-foFk.
ATTENTION. $50. ST. takes you to Eng
land; So Germany; s25. Cape Town easy
work: also cattlemen: good pay: return
massage: coal trimmcrs; free passage. can
Shipping Office. % Ist-st., New-fork.
" WANTED.-Young man for soda water
fountain: one who has had experience ;
must be neat and quick. Apply General
once Long Island News Co. Long Island
city
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

CCOK.-Thoroughly competent In manu-
featuring canned soups, potted meats;
cream soups speciality: nish Erade ana
Concentrated: reference PAUL BERNARD.
Allendale. ~ j.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-03
DRESSMAI<ING.

DRESSMAI<ING.
ARTISTIC DRESSMAKER.-Iates de
signs in summer gowns and fancy waists
foulards. dimities. etc: work done at short
notice; home or out by day. WILSON. III
West G5th-st.
FRENCH and AMERICAN DRESS MAX
ING Ladies' Tailoring. summer prices.
ROZELLE, los East 54th-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-03
INSURANCE AGAINST BEDBUGS.

ELECTRIC BEDBUG KILLER; kills
reaches. all insects and their eggs; neither
poisonous nor infammsble; from lOc. uH.
Fulton-st
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ADvERTISEMENTS and subscriptions ror
The Tribune received at their Uptown
ONCE, No. 1922 Broadway. I'd door north
of 3lst-st.. until . o'clock p. m: adver-
tisements received at the following branch
oftces at regular orice rates until o'cioeS
D. m, viz. 2S+ shave. 3. E. cor 23d-st-s
1872 5th-ave. cor. l2th-st-: Macy's. 9TH
ave. and 14th-st.: 142 Columbus-ave.. near
West 66th- st.: log WesS 42d-st-. near 9TH
ave; 90 East 14th-st.: 23T West 42d-st-.
between Tth and Sth aves-; $50 East 9TH
st.; 1883 Sd-ave., between T6th and IIth
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FURNISHED Apartments 90 fet.

ENoR RENT.-FoR THREE MONTHS. FURNISHED
- apartment OF eight with Bath, Incandescen nj
hght: every convenience One minute from trolley
running In seven minutes 20 Station York and
New Haven Railroad Pretty location $500 per month
NJ. B. l.. NOrwalk. Fairfield Co. Conn.
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prxxs AND OFFICE FUR SITURp.
DOGS BOARDED AND TRAINED.

TEN YEARS experience; dogs trained and
taken care OF; best attention given For
terms write 10 LOUIS SINGER, cor. Seds-
wick-ave. and Wolf-st-. Hichhridge-
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COOK.-By japanese. experienced cook, In
family or on yacht; has best references.
Address 8. K, l2s Chsrry-st.
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
.RIE EXPERIENCE LAWYER, at
nresent connected with leading Law Firm.
is omen for engagement by few business
houses upon n moderate salary basis High
est commercial and financial references
Address AMERICAN. Trihune ONCE.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. &c.-By re-
spectable young man. "a assistant book
keeper, assistant shipping clerk or other
nftfce work. hest reference. s. KAUFMAN.
90 Goerck-st.
A MAN accustomed 10 handling large
sums Of money, in paying men and In
collecting. desires position or trust ana
respon sb ility: first class reference and se-
curity can be given. HONESTY, care IT'D
une Harlem Office 15i East l25th-st.
RAITIMOREAN desires 10 represent con-
Germ with branch ONCE Baltimore, inten-
tion of purchasing interest eventually; sal
ary ST. 500; commissions; three year con-
tract: will give bond. r. L., BOX q. IT'D
une Office.
ROY. 10, in office or wholesale house
THOMAS COOK, "a Beaeh-st
Roy Is; office or errands: downtown; can
furnish references. WALTER LANE, 5Io
Euciid-ave. Brooklyn
BOY, 10, bright. active; good penman; at
tended high school two years; willing TO
start with low salary; ONCE or business
house. WAxMAN. 20 Forsyth-st.
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WORK WANTED.


Female
CONTAMINATION gentlewoHan oHers
services any capacity not menlal In ex-
change for board in country or seasnore'
high credentials Address ENEtS"hi ~
263 ColuInbus-ave.
COMPANION.-As invaitds compshioh 70
go 20 country: experienced traveller: sood
reader Address T. NJ. 326 Hart-st' BrooS-
lyn
OFFICE ASSISTANT.-By young girl
good penman: accurate at nsufes. at
tended high school two years. Apply riA-S-
KOW ITO East 4th-sJ
STENOGRAPHER and typewriter pesin-
ner), ofrce assistant high school educa-
tion. college graduate: good penman; seiaFs
moderate; AL references. Address MISS
KUCK 53 Montrose-ave., Brooklyn
TYPEWRITER and OFFICE ASSISTANT.
By young lady. owning machine; ex-
perienced: salary moderate. X. G., 10
Fourth Place. Brooklyn.
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PIANOS.

SURE POP INSECT POWDER.
SURE POP INsHrr POWDER
is GUARANTEED TO KILL. COCk-
KOACHES WATER BUGS. BEDBUGs;
ETC ADOLPH ISAAcSEN & SON. W
FULTON-ST. n. Y
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/ Understands care OF horses,
harness and carriages; ten years refer
eLce from last place. Address 7. j. G., cara
! OF DR.. CatJanach, 36 Vest 4ith-st-
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VALET. courier; just disenEaged; speaks
i've languages: has finest personal refer
! ences In New-YOrk. Address r p. 80 East
42d-st.
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USEFUL MANY young Frenehmans
speaks no English; waiting. driving. gen
orally useful; strong: neat. very willing;
reference CAZENAVE. 524 West Broad
way. store.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-03

NURSE.-Male; mental. medical o. sur
gtcaI; best city reference. \. j. CAR
TER, Brooklyn POstOfiiCe
The times., 1901-03-30
The Henning Entries.

Entries for todays races:
First race-For three ycar-olds ana up
ward; six furlongs. Gold Fox, Ro; The
Rhymer. 10l; Moor. IS; Obliged, IS; Nj
trate. lO1; Kerry Lady, loS.
Second racc-For two-year-olds; -four
and half furlongs: Rossair. 107: FIJI
form. 1lo: OrIa, lO7; Carol D., 1o7; Mira
Gle II. Loo.
Third race Maiden hurdle race for
four -year-clds and upward; one mile and
a half: over six flights Of hurdles: The
Burlington Route, 15i; Hopeful, los; Pe-
trellus lH; RoNburg, 141; Miss Elizabeth,
l55; Dismay, l5l; Joliet, 14l; Matt Simp-
son, l44. L. V. r., ia; Berto, lJl; q. X
LOnehurst. 155.
Fourth race-The Potomac Purse: foI
-year-olGs; six fuTlongs: Sadie 3,
los: Lady Padden. l0l; Scurry, l1G; Choice,
116: Anne Darling. 10l; The Rhymer. 1l6;
Kid Cox, ll5
Fifth racC--F0r three-yeaT-olds and up
ward selling; seven furlongs: The
Rogue. a: Island Prince 10S Back Talk
l03. BY George. lO5; Charley Moore. 100;
Passaic. los: Charawind,s 106; Cherries,
So: Cousin Jess 100; Gertrude Elliott,
-; Curtsey,* S5: Anna Darling 50.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Sixth race-Handicap for three-year-
olds and upward: one mile and q hundred
yards: Sidney Lucas, ll9: First Whip
III, Boney Boy, III; Alsike, lC1; Chara-
wind, 10i.
The times., 1901-03-30
Entries at Little Rock.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. March 29.-Entries tor
tomorrow's races:
First race-For three-ye -year-olds and upward;
six and one-haf furlongs.-C Charlie Daniels, 100;
Pauline !. JOY; Waterhouse, l0i; Little Reggie,
sanganlon Dan Rice. 102; Banillo Frank Nc
Connel %: Prudent Tidy Ann. Eva Wilson, 81;
Lawton. g2; Fleche dor, Elsie Del, 81.
Second race-For twO-year-olds: four furlongs.
-Tambomne H. les: DebentTe. Irmite. Josie,
F. lg7; Anna Louise, i03; Ben hullum, lo2;
Lady Ala ElgiEa Aretas SWiitlight, o.
Third race-FOr tlTee-year-oids and upward :
handicap: Sven furlongs.-J. II. Sloan, ll2;
Charlie o'Brien, 10; Quayer. l02 CogsweIl p,
Loone g6. Miles entry
Fourth race Anheuser Busch Stake; selling
Tor four-yesr-olds and upward; one mile
Chappduua 100; Dutch Comedian, Horseshoe
Tobacco l04: /. T. Tucker, s..
Fifth race-For four-year-0lds and upward; five
and one-lIalf furlongs.-Sir Christopher, ia;
Aberdale I04; CastiDc, l0S; Belle OF the Glen,
I02: Ccrialis. Rosy Morn. FLYING Bird Frank
Fellows. Al Caskey ~; Loone. 70; Maggie ". 81;
Blackiord %; Maggie Young, S; Easter, -
sixth race-For four-y year-olds and upward;
selling: one mile.-Jes,ie Jarboe. 100; Wind
ward lo4; Dem0sthenes, Bienhem, c. 7. Jones
lOl: Morris YoImer, 100: >sliie J. %; salvsleta
9G: Zeriba 90 Hinsdsle. All's Wen, 81; Russian
e: George Gardner, S..
The times., 1901-03-30
Results at Little Rock.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March 29.-Resuits OF TO-
DAYS races: track slow:
First race-For tlree-year-olds and upward;
selling; SIX furlongs Denny Duffy (McCann),
6 10 ]. won; I3wton Cough to J. second;
Julius Werner %. Shaw, TO !, third. Time
lis.
Second race-For three-year-Olds and upward;
selling: five and one-haf furlongs. InsuTection
a.. smith 3 to > won; Eva Wilson (Jacksonl
L. > second; Blcnheim (l-indsey), 10 !, third,
Tu.. l:ll$4.
sci, =; one mile. Jessie Jarboe tMcCann), s
to - won: Cogswell q. SMITH, even, second;
sal J. (Baptiste) 70 20 !, third Time, Las.
Fourth race-F0r four-year-oldS and upward;
selling: six furlones. Nndder CLindsey), - to
J. won; Aberiale O.. smith, even, second; Dan
Rice tH. Wilson,. to I, third Time. 1913.
Fifth race-For three-y year-olds and upward;
one and one-sGtecnth miles. Scotch Brsmbie
tNashington) TO to J. won: Hiia a.. SMITH.
> 10 J. second: c. P Jones (Lindsey), Z 10 ,,
third. Time, 1855.
Sixth race-For fOur-year-0lds and upward;
hve and one-half furlongs. Morris Nolnier IL
smith, eyen won; Charlie Daniels tDade), 5
TO . second; Pauline J. tNcCa ann TO 2, third.
Time 1-Il1a
The times., 1901-03-30
GOLF AT ST. AUGUSTINE.
Dr. Harlan. of Washington, Attracts
Attention by His Play.

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, March 29.-Con-
siderable interest was manifested here to-
day in the second round and semi-inals
for the Florida golf championship.
The second round was played in the
morning The match that attracted the
greatest attention was the contest be
tween j. Wellington, who won the first
cup at Nassau. the Ormond and st. Au-
gustine, in the series of East Coast open
tournaments, and the Consolation cup at
Miami, and DR.. l. l.. Harlan, of the Co
lumbia Golf Club, Washington, d. G.. who
won the runner-up cup and the handicap
cup in the East Coast tournament here.
II was a very interesting match, IN
/ which Dr. Harlan played very consist
entity Harlan PLAY ed faultless game
during the first nine holes, covering the
: course in thirty-seVcn and leading by mp
at the turn He increased his lead up TO
! five up at the tenth hole, but as Yelling
! ton won the next two and halVed the fol-
/ lowing three the match did not end until
! the sixteenth hole. when Harlan won by
! four up and two to play.
In the afternoon the Serni-iiualS Were
/ watched with interest Cory played an
! excellent game, and beat Waterman in
The times., 1901-03-30

were shot. lie will do in a shorter race;
Imperialist won in driving finish anu
was clearly the best In the race He was
admirably ridden by Burns, who made ms
run in the right time. Tamarin ran a
good race and viii win in this kind OF
company. = had lot.
ward. selling: one mile and fifty yards.
Matt Simpson tBrennan, y to ] ana >
to l, won: Kirkwood Landryl, to ! &h9
even. second: Cherished tFttzgerald), .
TO and to !. third Time 49 4-5.
Chas Estes. Mazo, and Elsie Skip also
ran.
Good start. Passing the stand Mazo
was in front and going easy. He main
tained his lead TO the hackstretch. where
Brennan brought Matt Simpson up ana
won Clevcrly. kirl<wOod came idSl
through the stretch. but could never get
near enough to the winner to be dan
gerouS. Chas Estes ran bad race anu
was a false favorite Pa Daily OWNS
Matt simpson All his horses are in good
trim and in winning form.
The times., 1901-03-30
The Deciding Contest.

The basketball team Of the Washington
Light Infantry Corps will tonight meet
that Of the Corcoran Cadet Corps, and il
is expected that Washington Light In.
fautry Armory will be crowded with en-
thusiastic partisans Of the contesting
teams. The Corcoran Cadet Corps adj
ministered 10 the Infantry the only defeat
thev have suffered during the present sea
son at the last game. The first game of
the series was a victory for the Infantry
men The game tonight will be the decid-
ing contest of the series.
The times., 1901-03-30
Held for the Grand Jury.

Joseph Jackson yesterday pleaded not guilty
in the Police Court TO charge of the larceny
Of two cart wheels, valued at s.. from Philip
H. HoG. and the case went over until today.
jackson was held for the action Of the grand
jury on a charge OF having stolen horse. cart.
and harness valued at S57. from Annie smith,
OF 200 Fourteenth Street northwest.
The times., 1901-03-30
CAMBRIDGE WINS AT CHESS
The oxford Team Defeated by u
score OF = IL =,

LONDON, March 29.-The chess clubs
OF oxford ana Cambridge universities
played their annual match on seven
boards at the British Chess Club. IN this
city. today, when Cambridge won the
contest by five games 10 two
After the match the team 10 represent
both universities in the forthcoming con
test against Columbia. Harvard. Yale
and Princeton was chosen. Il. l.. Coiman
9. G. Wiles. and J. g. Wright, of Cam
bridge, and u. Lane, +. a. Babcock. and
81. t. Davidson Of oxford, viii he thc
players.
The times., 1901-03-30
Totals

Left on bases-Georgetown S; Lafay-
cite, g. First base on balls-On Blewett,
!; off Mckay. !; off Johnston, 6. Struck
Iaee Anario, ~ Jynlbsse bit i ne,
lin, Blewett. Bowling. Stolen bases-Mo-
ran, Walsh, O'Hara, Devlin, Bowling, APP
perious. 3. Double plays-O Hara to Mo
ran 10 Devlin. Hit by pitcher-By Mckay,
J; 10y Johnston, l. Passed balls-Ernst, g.
Tmpire-Betts. Time of game, J hour and
80 minutes
The times., 1901-03-30
Eres md Nose Ran wnter.-c.

Archer, Of Brewer, Maine, says: 81 have had
Cstanh for several years. Water would from
nv eyes and nose for days ss time About four
months ago l was induced &c try DR.. Agnew's
Catarrhal Powder and since using the wonderful
remedy ! have rot had an attack. / would not
be without it." II relieves IN ten minutes.
50 cents Sold by r. 6. Williams, Ninth and +
Streets. and Edmouds a Williams, Third Street
and Pennsylvania Ayenue.-22
The times., 1901-03-30
roorBALL DATES CHANGED.
New Arrangement for the fnie-A"r
,rJ and YaIe-Princetnn 'satnc>'

NEW HAVEN, Conn, March "a
change will be made in the dates for the
Yale-Ifarvard and the Yalc-Princeton
football genes the coming season. When
tn. yale-Haryard game has been played
AT Cambridge it has heretofore been
PLAYED before the Yaie-Prineeton game.
This year It will be played a week later;
AItLn,,cb M Official announcement Will
b. made for the two big games it can
he stated that they will be played as
follows: Yale VS. rrineeton. t ~ Aate a.,
ot ca,ubridge on November %.
The times., 1901-03-30
Indoor Baseball Tonight.

a game of indoor baseball will be play
ed tonight at the Young Mems Christian
Association gymnasium on @ Street be-
tween the teams Of the Washington
Young Mems Christian Association and
the VOrwarts of Baltimore.
The times., 1901-03-30
LfttIe Rock seIections.

Second race-Debenture Tambourine H. Aretas.
Third race Charlie OBricn, Miles entry,
Quayer
Fourth rsce-Horseshoe Tobacco, Chappaqua,
Dutch Comedian.
Fifth rsce-sir christopher. Corialis Al Caskey.
sixth race-Jessie Jarboc, Morris Nolmcr, sal
IL, /
The times., 1901-03-30
selections.

First race-The Rhymer, Moor, Gold
Fox.
Second race-Filiform, Rossair, Carol
d.
Third race-The Burlington Route, Matt
Simpson, Petrellus.
Fifth race -Charawind, Cherries, Ger
trude Elliott.
Sixth race-Alsike, First Whip, Sidney
The times., 1901-03-30

an interesting match, while DR. Harlan
did not experience much difficulty In dis
posing of Watson.
The times., 1901-03-30

Prominent nrtlie men Of the city drink Heu-
ri:I,s U,erz.nf senate, and Lager hcrrs beyaus.
thcg pogSess pufe AID wholesome qualities. Phone
West 81, Arlington Bottiins Co., for case
The times., 1901-03-30
THE TALENT FARES BADLY
ONLY Two Prohibitive FavOrites
Win Out at Benning.

The Sure Things Not i'm the Running
A Twenty to One shot Under the
Wire by Two LcnEths-The Book
makers Rcplenish Their Golfers.