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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-03
ATHENS NOTES.
Burnins of a CcIIuIOid Comb-Mrs.
Prices Residence Burned.

Athens. March Miss Belle Hilsmar,
one OF the charming young ladies Of this
city. had a thrilling experience Friday
morning. She was standing near fire,
when the celluloid comb in her hair ig
nited. and, but for the prompt assistance
OF q sister. she would doubtless have been
severely burned
Friday az noon the handsome residence.
together with the furniture Of Mrs. An
drew Price was totally destroyed by fire.
The IRE origineted IA some unknown way
ln ihe cook room, ana had gained much
hea0woy before the nre WAS discovered
~ waf etnated iuHt QUE Of the city limit.
apd near che Ftate Normal School. The
iorf "a about 400. with 5000 insurance on
me house, ana f.po 90 furniture.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-03
NO CONCERT AT THUNDERBOLT.
BIG VAUDEVILLE COMPANY AT THE
ALEXANDRIA.

Manager Neil Gildea having decided to
discontinue the Sunday Concerts at
Thunderbolt, takes great pride in an
nouncing the grand array of talent that
will appear at his new Alhambra Music
Hall the coming week. \ superb pro-
duction of the Spectacular burlesque,
Faust Up-to-Date," will be a prime
feature. dos III. Byron and May Blanche
will head the long list of Vaudeville
features. Mitchell and Berwick, Lynch
and Leonard, r. A. Hewlette, Mayno
sisters Misses Jordan and White, Gus
sic Addison. Lolita Proctor Rose Har-
low, Emma Guichard and others, in con-
junction with the funny comedy, Buffalo
Bill, Jr.," goes to make up one of the
strongest Vaudeville shows ever seen in
the South.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-03
MEETINGS.
= = = =
A McALPIN MEETING.

The friends of Capt Henry McAlpin
are requested to meet at the Harris street
Hall, near East Broad street, at $50 p.
m. Monday night, for the purpose of fur
lhering his candidacy for Ordinary
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-03
ATLANTA PIONEER DEAD.
Was Once General Manager of the
south Carolina Railroad.

south Carolina Hotircau.
Atlanta, March John b. Peck, one of
Atlanta's pioneer citizens, died this
morning at his residence 3SS Peachtree
street. For ,some time his relatives had
been expecting his death For the past
fifteen years Mr.. Peck had been almost
an invalid and his death was not unex-
pected. He is survived by only one son,
DIR. Lawshe Peck. his wife having died
suddenly about five years ago. Before his
retirement from active business about
twelve years ago, Mr.. Peck was one of
the most prominent and best known rail-
road men in the South In 1889 he re-
signed the general managership of the
South Carolina Railroad on account of
Ill health and had since not been active
in business.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-03
NOT OUT OF DANGER YET.
Hut EntOmOIogIst Scott Says Peach
Crop Prospects Are Bright.

Crop Prospects Are Bright.
Atlanta, March 2.-State Entomologist
w. NJ. Scott said to-day the peach crop
is by no means out of danger, but he
thinks the prospects bright. 1t looks
now like crop of $500 or 5000 cars. but
nothing can be definitely told until all
danger Of a frost upon the open blooms
is past. Traffic Manager +. H. Hinton
of the Central, who is here to-day, said
he had received replies to his recent let
ter from all the agents on the road in
the fruit-growing section, and they all
assert that the recent cold snap did the
fruit an immense amount of good. He
says, with no serious weather or other
setback, the largest crop In the states
history is proms ed.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-03
BUSINESS NOTICES.

any Canned goods come to US. We
are very particular about that part of
our stock. We do not claim that we
carry the largest stock of Canned
Goods of any one in the city, but we dc
claim that we carry the best and fresh
est. Isn't that the kind that you want
Small Tender Peas per can ........... 15c
Fancy Baby Corn per can ...........15c
Asparagus per can ......................15 c
Apricots, sliced, per can ...........15 c
Peaches, sliced. per can ..............15c
Glib. cans Peaches per can ........... 100
at
JOHN T. EVANS & CO.'S,
Congress and Barnard streets.
Zones ORG
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-03
JUSTICE SIMMONS VERY ILL.
Taken with Grip Monday snd Now
at Tate Springs.

Atlanta, March 2.-Chief Justice j. Il.
Simmons, Of the Supreme Court, is seri-
ously i'll at Tate Springs. News was re-
ceived in Atlanta to-day that he had not
improved since his arrival there, but on
the other hand the journey had somewhat
augmented his weak condition. Justice
Simmons became suddenly i'll with the grip
last Monday. He remained at his post on
the Supreme bench until his condition
compelled him to leave for the health re-
sort last Thursday His friends are some
what concerned about him, but they hope
for more encouraging news from the dis
tinguished jurist in the next few days.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-03
IN MEsIoRIAM.

Just before the dawn of new day there
passed away, to join the heavenly chorus,
the darling baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Weibert. Tuesday, March 2, 1901. The
joys and happiness. and sunshine of her
brief stay upon earth has been suddenly
broken. The sweet voice which had
learned to lisp the words Mamma and
Papa" is hushed. And Oh. how much
she will be missed by those who loved
her, while they wait for the time to come
when they will meet her in 1.-The Sweet
Bye and Bye"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-03

In the wheeling world will not only bind
up your wounds and put you on your feet,
but will direct you to a good repair shop,
where wheel wounds can be bound up
and cured as well. The finger of the
real Samaritan viii point hitherward, for
full well is known our skill in repairing
wheel wrongs to wheel rights.
Tires Blown up without pain Lamps
to burn. DANIEL A. HOLLAND,
Ga. Fone 979. State street, east.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-03

~ bun ffttAi
Fine Wines Liquors Beers Ales and
Csarf. Missed drinks specially Oys-
teri. Lunch - %. m. 20 ! o. m. every dsy
Special attention 10 private wine rooms
-. - ABRAMS,
Savannah Ca
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-03
ROYAL MUSIC HALL,
2l6-2lS Broughton street, west.
Banner Week

Home OF burlesque, drama, comedy and
The Moving Pictures.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-03
1001-ESTABLsHE Is0S)-19O2
SPRING AND SUMMER.

am now receiving a fine line of spring
and summer Sutings, Vestings and
Trouserings, from the English, Scotch
and American markets. All of the latest
designs and most generally worn pat
terms. Fancy Nesting, and in fact, every
thing which goes to make up a first
class tailoring establishment. Prices
moderate. Workmanship the best.
+. ]. KENNEDY,
133 Bull street
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-03
SPECIAL NOTICE
PROPERTY OWNERS.
ARTISTIC DECORATIONS.

ARTISTIC DECORATIONS.
All kinds OF Floral Designs.
Fine assortment Of Cut Flowers.
Largest assortment Green House Plants
IN the South.
A hearty invitation extended 40 an IN
terestcd t0 klslt my nursery.
a G. OELsCmG.
Thulderb0t ROAD
Either phone 40
D. GARDNER Agent.
u BnouFbtOn street, easf
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-03
EXAMINATION FREE.

Our method of examination is the same
as used by. the most prominent and eff
Gent oculists. Our lenses are accurately
ground; our frames the finest made; we
do not carry cheap, trashy goods, such
as offered at bargains; We do not fit
glasses over the counter. No one can
be fitted in that way, as each eye must
be examined carefully and fitted sepa-
rately. Thousands of people have ruined
their sight by cheap glasses. Beware of
yours.
DIR. NJ. SCHWAB & SON.
Exclusive opticians, AZ Bull street.
We grind all prescription lenses on the
premises. New lenses put in your frames.
Repairing at short notice.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-03
TRIRuTEs OF RESPECT.

RESOLUTIONS ON THE DEATH OF
MRS. DAVID WELLS, FROM THE
BOARD OF THE SAVANNAH Chill
DREN'S HOSPITAL.
The evening world., 1901-04-13
YANKEE BOYS
ARE LOSING
American Jockeys Ar,
Beaten in Majority of
English Races.

LONDON. April '5.-Thc ,-'oads a
tn" American jn-.cys now In EESiar
ar" SO Ear badly disappointed n: tn
ssas1n's work Not Il S,nsi. America
appeared NJ Leicester YESTERDAY. Il
Re!fT has is.t n:,ecn gu; o. twe,t!
races. J. Ref. thirty zone out OF thirty
six and Mahe- sixteen out o. tw.rtv
These failures are va-!ousiy attribute,
TO the fact that nost .. IL. Eayl3s'
Jockeys, have adopted the America.
style % r.d!aE or to the immature con
iit!on o, the American nouns.
one OF the in;.rc,'t!r; results NJ TN
American invasion IL tn. aocea-and
on ;nc ;ur. 81 "A :r.w racing saddle. viii
Gliiing .t!r-ups, wh!ch Is warranted q
give II jockey an American seat w.thoa
eMor; on his part. IN. stirrup s;raii
work IN snuch the same PRINCIPAL q,
the N-sha1.ed American sus1enIcr RS
tcncrs. and Inc inventor OF tho nav
saddle claims that Il autoun cali
changes thu riders weight from rron
to rear and vice versa. ,:.y!nE al IL,
advantage .: tho American 3tv!o -
riding
The evening world., 1901-04-13
HAS FAITH IN
K|NLEY MACK.

~ S,t.rr cxpresaIon ~ ,hc FORM
kinney Mack - Ia q, present rould h"
had Than tina, witch cones rom i'c'"s
WINNER his trainer. who asserts. ~ ~
apparent confidence. that his charge Wi,
Some pretty nearly NirH.aS both tao
BROOKLYN and suburban hlud!capa again
th!s year WINNER 5 not in III: ,.ast
onast'nl. ror. In referring 10 k,thclJ.t,,
MCMCck " and Banaste- he speaks
cuar!.,ly saying iha, n them he eN-
poet. K.n.ey Mack vii have MS chief
rivals
Il guess ,hty nr. a. good ~ they are
r,!d 10 l.. H." says. but K.El"y Ma ok
VIII he in rya. good 'irm. and II re IS
Aslt"m IL wi pe because the winner
"I- hotter
the old black mar Imp loved by Al
hufic- soCrs. NH No. Ia" a starter U'-
ii the season l. H.I, under way When
81" da.r Il W.T.! Jc when W!mnor !rrlJ
.A.: .hc can WIN. she Is not likely 80
start before the SR-atoEi meeting.
tGUiyh arc may NJ sent 10 INC pos, lGF-
Ing IN" Broa!tyn or brighton meeting
/, Is known ;hnt NJ. Harness. tins
owner OF tho famous .,alc. Is arNlous
10 ,ut her through he las, season ~
racing with Ms near an u.broSen string
OF victories as h.r admirers could wish
'nr
The evening world., 1901-04-13
SMITH is FELIX'S RIVAL.

II Jim smith Is as good a nShter ~
he says ne Is. Tommy Fc!;z's sill
claimed ;i:lc OF bantam-we!ght cAam
pion o. the world hinges on ring dis.
pu;e. Smith. according to his n.anaEcH
Is a ver!,ahie wonder AZ any weight u;
10 u5 pounds. and 1s ready TO prove ~,
assertion at any time a disputant put,
in appearance.
Smith IL after Fe!tz. and II the Brook.
Ignite wants to make good his claim e
the ;i;ie OF champion he will encountei
for bout. ben Steinn.aier. OF No -.
West For;y-thiri street. Is looking ate,
Smiths interests. and all commun!ca.
tions regarding night propositions VII,
reach him n; the above address II
Feitx won't ngh,. then any othc: ban.
tam will receive consideration.
The evening world., 1901-04-13

i'ncic VIII Happy Day I!,mnn.
Ri r,-d TO ride vclnciprhc down
h.ogIway when the town On the lower
,., .. n. ISLAND ~ Mana t,n WIS
known a, Nc% Anrtr am kih a birth
"a! vcrc-Gag
Col! p',-nin says II" IA n'tv-iwo years
Uid his ..i,nda nave nls wDrd fc- 4,
;rli /, is wasp ri abOu. II tyC'In: ely
rl,. M, ''Hp.ny Days Ia 90 hsAful
About tipping OF the year 81 MS mr.,
sts ne nr"rag" old maid - .ort"-6Ii
summers.
The clI gentleman celebrated his
uIrtlday by rtitrg \ century. ON a motor
cyclic over In station islanG, Col tit'
The evening world., 1901-04-13
CALLAHAN TO
FIGHT TERRY.
WiIIMeet the Champion
at Frisco, May 10,
for 20 Rounds.

Tim Callahan. the clever fea'hef'
w.iC,t boxer OF Philadelphia. has been
secured 10 nrn; Terry McGovern IN the
.ccoad battle which the little fst'c Won
der vii! hav. while n. Ia on ;he Coast.
ine mach was arranged this afternoon
Ly wise.
They viii meet In a twenty.round bout
i,t.r t'iup. Of San Francisco. on May IL.
As soon AS Manager Billy Roche re:
ceived Jim KenncIy's offer he wired
Callahan. IN Philadelphia. to come too
this city at once. Callahan. arrived
~hort!y after l O'Clock and agreed ia
GEht McHovern. Roche then wired Ken
ets "liaeh nS, the Suntch
Callahan vii stars, FOR the coast In
~, dave
The evening world., 1901-04-13
rh. n,,m-r n"a lain IL We'll.

rh. l.,., n"r wi,n 10 pounds has
shown suN j rnr. form Gt i''nn!nH. that
10 II, no, to be overlooked. Nor Is
,.in al iup ppunis. Th' colt has lot
oT .p.,d fur 1r' s'N nrlunrs. -"
Haymrr certainly holds robert WAd-
ulli s1.u. and ~ l'kcwis" ho!ds Moor
,..a Nsikc at .. pounds has an OUT
Side chance
The ,,c. does NOT look a good thing
FOR an, horac The i"cS"NH VIII IN
,,n,,Lt,,iy cut IN Important figure.
o,'ouunr. Turner. Henry ard others arc
SIN ~ thn West. Ru:ns. Dale, Landry.
-! On Mitchell aud shaw lrc probably
the picE az taos" now in tIc East. THIS
harh!rap w!ll make thu winner hard to
PICK.
on last years form HcliosaS should
win and !. ~ reports NJ" true concern
Ing 81 Eirnan h" shor!d b" second.
The evening world., 1901-04-13
~. %: COCO:
VIM r.tnnan n, the elnrt Of Century

anna cl.lulb 10 h. the oldest cycIIst III
IN. lana N 70 ,.l;e no one has under.
tas.u 10 call him on thiS proposition:
"iiappy DAYS" carried u nlu"derpus;s
IN the EVA wa-. H.. came oe: VIE
non. 81 his limbs missing. ana In 1868 nc
yrlr tl'c cycling championship OF tn'
st.tr ~ Iriav ~. u velocsprde. lie
mou..:.d ii. .rsi cycle In ISL. and found
no one "a. 'lrir .! giving HIN race Ios
ION iUi. mile tricycle. rnrc-tiTr limit. li'S
hours: actual racing time. los hours.
Putnam rode 4 machine that weighed TO-
pounds
rncl, pltman claim. To be the cham.
piun if,y-.wo-ycTr-uld cycl!ss and
swi,nr'cr ~ the worlt. lie II open FOR
hHlItngCs
The evening world., 1901-04-13
NOTED BROOD MARES
Die IN KENTUCKY.
M~ssrs. Kccnc and Capt. Drovvs
Lose Valuable Animals on
Their Farms.
tsp.el,l % re E,cnlnE werla.l

LEXINGTON. Ky. April l3.-capt 8
s. Brown. P!ttshurS. '.st by death her'
;he Thoroughbred brood mare Matinee
~ Imp Buckl len. dam Kate Mattingiy
by John Morgan. Sin. Vas the dam I"
Mate. Drop Curtain. Two O'clock. Ate,
noon and Performance. and during he's
racirg career woa the Zee Za. kimbal
ard Maiden Stakes among others
Death was due I. !oal,ng col, D.:
Handspring
Mcssrs James X. and Foxaall Keen,
hnv. lost by death from toa!inH a COS
hv Hen brush or OF the noted mar
Imp. Dart Maiden. BY St. GatiCn. dad
Maid OF the Isles. The colt Ia l.v.rx.
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seventh Inning.

Mute Tay.Ot wrnt IN the box 10 nui,h
IN. gam. Francis slHs,ld 10 rIgn; Van
took .ar. II WH.NfT'. tiy Barclay
ord. Barclay forced ~ second. Franct.
on th!rd Smith on inst o'Hlgan
famed 30 rams.
StrnES got base 81 h1fiF, Aht i" vas
caught nappirf Immediately. hickman
swait,G one over 'surkeyill. '-ucs, which
wus a strike under tho rev ruic ~ to
fouls Then ne singled 20 o,, for ven
grancc. Sam BERNARD .ut one IN tn"
sane plac" innztI Nl~i 20 second
| Murphy ditto To left No runs.
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.PH|LL|ES BEAT
TOR0N TO AGAIN.
Isp-.l.l-,o ~ r,.nins VOID }

PHI LApEI.rHlA NAI.i. fhRk,
Npril ~ 4 far gathering nf fsr'
iurnct au' tni, afternoon - wiiaCss
the gam. between M Philadelphia M
tionaI LcIglc team and the Toronto
Eastern I-,si" ninr Yesterday tn"
Cnnucks were handicapped 10y not hav-
ng played ,oEr'he- before ihis season.
IN, toward In" "ui ~ inc game they
shuwni improvement The l'hilii.s have
a 10, OF ground - cover to Il" In any'
tSlng III. championship t1rn b! Thurs
DAY nnx; Tho piichrs are IN fairly
sod torn tut III" absence 81 l.'joiH
and Other. r,rtrst'atol rcarrangc-
men, OF ,n- position pdian rtr;'cu-
gasn ugcda moro rrN',!Sr 10 cover tho
rcr uI Lag, wlilr s,v"rt ~ IN" other
n.NNrr. ner-. 4 GrAl ~ ,uMIng ~
The evening world., 1901-04-13
WINNERS N At
BENN|NCS.
w. @. Days Stable the
Biggest Winner at the
Washington Meeting.
se.ci.i 20 IN. evening wcnn

RACE TRACK, RENSISt's April
1a-0etaway day brought on' the
largest crowd o! the meeting 20 Pen
ninTs this afternoon There wcre
seven races. the features being the sec
ond runnin. OF the Jennings Handicap
and tks third running 81 N. Hunters
steea!echasc. Trcsc latter events /cnc
great drawing cards IN his part ~ he
country and the crowd grow "5'hasi-
astic over them
The weather was cloudy. but pleasant.
and the track was IN splendid shaps.
The money has seen sell split W
! among owners. s!x,y-seven o. them won
! amounts from 80 u? TO 'c.soS. she latte
sum bc!ng credited TO W. c. Daily 1t Ia
long time since Father Bli" has
carried OF the honors OF meeting.
The Goughacrcs Stable won ;:lo5.
Mrs. r. Bradley $3.50. @. G. johnson
A.Ss6. o. L. Richardson slco. W F.
Presgravc 5000. r s T. Randolph
I, sloic
W. A. Engeman. Prc.iiea: o: ~"
Brighton Beach Association. And e"
Mile. and II. l.. Knapp. stewards o: TIE
Jockey Club. were visitors ut the ,.,cE
this afternoon.
FIRST RACE
Hurdie Haniiesp On, mil, .ni n h,Y
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iirliu,r. I',>"r:tc

Ehyn..r. lo": lisa. lo1: MsIKe .. nd
Moo %
nriinha. E,>"r:tr
II II" Ned /, made az of IN, bo7ses
nanic.i mere they, x \ prr'i.s" ~ an * +,
lent race. NJ '1Js y :fce.,-ifS -
fait %tItl.r ana u good TRACK I" yc:v
vaiun5l. itjHnr.s % good racing
Ii.l.ohns will No dOub; lie a fHyprl'".
Reports from tn. track say that he has
bs- n doing everything asked % MN ~
his trainer and irit n" SIN retains Isg
wonderful so.ea l'.t ana good. W" Dhs
-hnu i -" the !.rit!mi;" rhDi'c
cAArtntus and sidney La as aavc nom"
iic best ~ :hr weights hui they VII
hiv. .hc lhvi1tag. ~ b.irS good inl
q, having had y com lex uf hart - 'cs
80 them =; f"Huinvs
tnmn.Lch iin- ~ Chance.
i-1maskcd VIA III pounds "a cary.
s. n"i 20 b-' GCspis.d. but on last year z
iutlu II, liunAS atw.lN- ~ L.
IL difference Of 10 pounds Magnificent i
- We! gu, II Ia probable thai II" VII
nc pointed FOR the Metropolitan ana 80
skip tho Carter
Ii.spcr. at ITO bounds has all his
weight klmlra. a; 100. j. Also carry
iiy AL tha; shc should. Sir Ftorsan
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The Batting order.
JOINT GAMES TONIGHT.

Tho joint games OF IN" ST. George a.
@. and Company b. s'venty-hrsi itcgi-
ment. N. q. 8. n y. Will TAX" plRc" at
the armory. Th.rty-fourth street ana
Park avenue. tonight.
Moro than $50 entries have been re-
Secivcd for the different evcnts, which is
khe largest number ever sent In for
these annual games, The events Will
hagin promptly ut s o'clock. After the
ikanes there vii! be dancing.
The evening world., 1901-04-13
HELlOBA5

r,s. IN. Oncck stable, II X. V.nsat. Il.
T. Wilson. jr.. X. " walden. Newton
Bennington +. e. McLew.c. c. r Pat;
,"s-on. senator Jacob Worth, y. J.
JDyncr. T. $. T. Randolph and l.. o.
Applcby nppcar among IA. uom!na, RS
10 stakes
The Carter innLirnp.
The Carter Handicap = ;ac most vain
Az" stuk. of the meeting II II for
.h-re-y'-ir-oii- ana upSifd al III
lance y tgii'e -i1rl u' seven iur.onS> IL
ller" are nftc-u starters on Monday
the gross vain. 81 the stake Viii b" over
!-,iJ'. "f w.lirh I-at goes Il the second
hor,. and ~, - n. third.
Among the most prominent % the .n-
tries u Ell ';ruv"s's li"liu3ns. one
, o, the fastest srrini"fs ~ h" c6uatr'
The haTd'app.r i aware OF ihc 'h!u
~. lieliOoas Tor he has allotted MIR y,
y pounds "a curry. thnfcnius - Ia ~ Va
ppuui.. SIDNEY .Lucss cnrr.'s 10 ".
krrn,Sa Unmarked must 'nk' III IL
pounds ard John hod"n's MnEu!'ics'i
has III 20 carry,
Among ntIsrs arc Kanart ii9 ST.
If.or.au lra: 81 flnnnr -! tn
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sIxth Inning.

Phelps famed SranS nei'.i nlXo1's
.alst.f neatly to CAMEL. Mos. strs K
out and many enraT urnS Nst" heard "'
HarhcHaor's work In the box. NJ
runs.
H"r7,r! singled - centre, We and
sir,ng had changed places on ~" Bat
ding la, Camel singled oyer short.
H.rra-d on second. Murphy singled -
shof, ard the htses were 'lil. Hover
man wis CIIal /, h" task ana KIN tcacd
, do,tnl. - LETT: scp-!nr BERNARD and
C,ansal Murphy wsA caught tryiuS TO
make third hatticwf"n singled. svp--
ing Buw.rulau Van forced MaiIhc.sHn
Mt second nut got 10 nr-t NJ sto.- Sec
prh. ais ,hlr. q ,nlnut. inter-. Seihlch
stuck out, Three runs.
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Ei>.n o r.t,ay dt'sa,si Peey Hee.~el! lac
a'stt by 20 10 ihl Ia the Metropolitan Asa:Sfnl
s,n,tri'tou'n,y. held under the auspices OF she
a. \. T.. b. . score 81 80 10 ISL
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Horse. C""n,,i""-d I:ns,,

~ opening At Aaucius TIM poo,"r
owners ~" gwen harac 90 ears
money Nevertheless. tie nnn"s ~ ~ h
prominent rncins men a. Argns Iic.-
mon, ] ~ Ful!in'o'" I Il ana ! J..
Keen" 4 rank t'Iyd" ,;r..;hncsc-
st,he " tnE"ilHI T. II N-rirr 4.
4 II atiD II MVrr.s Green II Mnf-
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Eighti, inIInu

Gteniugcr Ned TO Hickman pn-'n,
single! 20 hgr., Dixon Couldn't h.t oia
BERNARD made u pretty stop ~ Moro
.n I. pnr ana forced Phelps nj ,ceunh
Bowcrmar ricl 10 '"tt TAYLOR so, i
II r,hrster. YIN "a. 'lird 20 vat Il ylo-
on ,hri. Sell ncl got fouf nils. Rc s,o,c
s.cord Strang out. second - !!tat ~
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LOCAL COLLEGE BALL GAME
Fordham'. strong Nine play. e. C
y. y. mt FOrdnan.

Fordham COLLEGES strong baseball
fenm plays that OF the CITY oll-S.
this afternoon At the formers grounds
The home team defeated tho visitor,
two weeks ago and expect 70 do the
Trick again.
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Hurdle Handicap One mile and a hal.

Draughtsmnn was the paccmaker. FOL
flowed Nv Earn and Gould Tsicy -ar tai,
way for haIf a mile. when Conovcr .cll
lat the clubhouse hurdle. Cha.awt.d.
1.-THE favorite. fell at the next Jump
lDsauShtsman ran head and head 70 me
Istretoh. where Earn looked an easy VIC
lner. In the las, .furlong Could came
along with rattle. and quickly over.
hauling Earn. won by hal! u length from
Earn. who was three lengths In front OF
Draughtxman.
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EiIti, liiNin1.

Camel made 4 star RUNNING stop ~
smith. LrOundcr AMI CAV. Matthews ~
III" rut-put At first Dilagnn ftnn'l
.iurphy covered himself w.th glory on
Gruringrr snl't Eruuulr- tlr !lpE"I
~ r.. Gnf2cl cot tho pu' ant No rgEs.
Van 'tch - CCntr" Seiharn par-"l
to q Hagau Bernard got = base on
D.IIa Bernard stole second nri w"H'
on to ,nird on i'a.lps's low throw into
c.r'ic Hickman aieh 40 Genre 80
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on Rroundcrs. Il good ,h.owcr. and
strong and stocky enough 10 stand the
hard 'usa ge NJ thai corner.
PLY LIZ Warmed up with I.0wertnan
bu' little cvu!I lee 'lld-eI Of his ability
h1S
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Fourth IunirG.

Ma,,hewson wen, into tho box Tor
New YORK. Francis couldn't 'nuCh htui
and sal down. Walker followed ~, /.
Barclay dubbed ll.,ic one ~ ;rnaI ~
the plate. ana MaihcwHon and Camel
did the rest NJ runs
Camel out. Morse 10 o'iiaGan, Muir
p,y doubled TO centre. Bow, rmnn out
laird 20 ''rs;. Murphy on thiri. Mat
;h.wson out. vi. t. first No runs.
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Il. {. Whrcimrn'n Opening Run.
u u 4oc,nt rain ,o-msTioE the AlHs, CegniS
Whs:lmsn viii uar their opsaing run Of tbs
ssssaa At 1870 4. u
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1aevhaii ts-eaY. Ja.p.s Oval. lsrh e.. ana
= Gse3e4an. syeuvs. Nanhattan W. cubaa X
- v Altssa. -. - - e
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Medical.
OLD DR.. GRIINDLE,

cIADu... ...,.nsili Ur rnI. ,.tf o.
NEW YORK tMEDiCAL DEPARTMENT.. -
ysara . specialist In diseases OF Men. taiss
OLD DIX. GkISDt.E'S scien:ih. system OF 'fsi.'
msnt blood and skin dlseasss. pain In the 19a.H
red spots sors taroAt and mouth. ulcers, pa'a,.'
dwellings. kidasy and bladder complaints. teA'd
Ing, vafie 1csie. Inflammation. gravel. weak W.
developed orEAnA. weak back. permanently csf'i
Men about 10 marry. ltkoSi" those h.xins ~: =
rtiimshts. should 70 70 ~, GRtSDkE's *.
o.. bet. Gin aud TN AYES Sufferers. d, -.
waste tins eeasli,nS lea skilled physic:an'
Rsa,sinb-r. OLD DR. GRiSDLE has reeosd so'
marvellous cures Advice tree. 0gooo ".
Hours . te.9. sundays..s.se 4