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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-12
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BRISTOL.

At the annual meeting of the Bristol
and Warren Water Works company the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year: President George IL. Nor
man, of Newport; treasurer. George Nor
man Weaver, of Newport; directors,
George II. Norman, George Norman
Weaver. w. r. c. Wardwell, of Bristol; /;
Colonel II. Martin Of Warren, and Fred
erick Prince OF Boston.
The newly elected president of Babbitt
Women's Relief Corps Mrs. Lena New
man, has appointed the following COM
mittees for the year: Auditing commit
tee, Miss Nellie A. Read Mrs. Sadie
Meiggs, Miss Anna Earle; executive COM
mittee. Miss Anna Manchester, Miss Nell
lie ~. Read Mrs. Nancy Munro, Mrs
Olmy nj. Phelps. Mrs. Abby Rameires,
Mrs. Mary Congdon: conference commit
tee, Mrs. Mary n. Finch. Mrs. Mary
Congdon Mrs. Lizzie Barbour. Mrs. Sa-
rah J. Hart. Mrs. Ellen Swan, Miss An
ma Earle. Mrs. a. Lizzie Slocum, Mrs.
Christina Rameires; press correspondent
Miss Nellie N. Read.
The family of III. ID. Bentley, received
news yesterday OF the death OF Rev
Joshua Donovan. d ID. father OF Mrs
Bentley. He died at Toronto, Ontario.
He spent a greater portion of the summer
here with his daughter and often filled
the pulpit OF the First Baptist church,
OF which his son-in-law is pastor
Roswell Colt. son of Col. s. =. Colt,
is i'll with typhoid fever at Baltimore,
Md
The annual installation OF officers of
Wampanoag Eneampment, i. o. o. r..
took place Thursday evening. the Install
ing officer being Deputy Grand Patriarch,
John A. Potter, who was accompanied
by his board OF officers. The
officers installed were: Chief patriarch,
Frederick u. Tallman; high priest, Will
liam Fred Fish; senior warden. r Smith
Gladding; scribe, Charles T. Sandford
treasurer. VIM. j. Munro: junior war;
den. Henry Peterson; inside sentinel.
Joseph NJ. Hart outside sentinel. Henry
NJ. Darling; guide, James T. Robertson:
first watch, James A. Newman; second
watch. John Campbell; third watch, John
II. Potter: fourth watch. John w. Best;
first guard of tent, James Coggeshall:
second guard OF tent, Byron X. Fish. Af-
ter the installation an oyster supper
was served by Catere Read.
Patrick McGrath. who died on the Joy
line steamer on Thursday night on the
trip from New York was a comrade of
Babbitt Post and an inmate OF the Sol
diers Home.
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LICENSE READY.
Everything Now In Order for
vandeTblIt-FrSnch Wedding.

Yesterday afternoon. Miss French and
Mr.. Vanderbilt drove to Newport City
Hall in covered automobile.
The veteran city clerk, w. G.. Stevens.
knew what they wanted, and he at once
handed the couple a marriage license.
which they signed The document reads:
mo. 3O7O. Name. Alfred Gwynne Van
derbilt. residence New York city. age %.
railroad BUSINESS. born IA New York city:
father, Cornelius Vanderbilt; mother. AL
ice Gwynne father born Staten Island, his
occupation railroad president
ELLEN French. residence New York
city. age 2l, born in New York city father
Francis Ormond French: mother, Ellen
Tuck; father born I'm Exeter, n. H.
Fathers occupation banker"
The wedding guests are arriving the
latest additions being Frederick NJ Da-
vies, one OF the ushcrs; Miss j. c. still
man. William II, Shepard, who is visit
ing his aunt; Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt,
Mrs. l.. Gwynne, Mr.. and Mrs A. Flagg,
A. T.. Gwynne. Mrs. Grey. wife of Judge
John Clinton Grey OF the New York
court of appeals, and Miss Edith Grey,
the latter TO be one of the bridesmaids.
Mrs. French and Mrs. Vanderbilt en-
tertained a few guests at their villas
last night The majority of the wedding
guests will arrive this afternoon and
evening.
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KINGS TEAM.
PAWTUXET VALLEY.

The Phenix Trust company has re-
elected the same board of officers for the
ensuing year.
At the meeting of Societe ST. Jean Bap-
tiste, held in Grand Army hall, Phenix,
last evening, two candidates were initia-
ted and 13 applications fer membership
received.
At the regular meeting of Rocky hill
Grange held last evening the officers
were installed and a fine supper served.
The following officers OF the Knotty
Oak Sunday school, Washington, have
been elected for the year ensuing: SUI
perintendent Daniel Il. Bennett: assist
ant, Alvin +. Salisbury; secretary. Jennie
l.. Arley; assistant, Charles A. Bennett;
treasurer, Edward A. Johnson; librarian,
Willie Whlford: assistant, George VIII
cox; musical director, c. Everett An
drews; organist. Ralph w. Bowen; assist
ant Nellie Battey.
a public installation of the officers OF
Narragansett Lodge. l. O. r. NJ, was
held i'm Engine Hall. Natick, last evening
After the installation of officers a very
elaborate supper was served to over 200
members and invited guests.
The +. C.. Club OF Anthony held its fair
last evening in odd Fellows Hall. 1t was
wen attenueu py residents or Anthony
and the adjacent villages.
A supper was given fast evening at IT'S
hose house In Riverpoint, by Active Hose
Company No. g. TO its active and honor
airy members that was much enjoyed and
followed by a smoke talk.
Rev. and Harry Green OF California
are guests of their uncle, Hon. Henry l..
Greene. OF Rivcrpoint
The Clyde Fire Brigade connected with
the Clyde Print Works. enjoyed their
annual supper at Burns hostelry. East
Greenwich.
The horse and buggy stolen few
weeks since OF A j. Place, Arctic. has
been located by Deputy Sheriff NJ. B.
Lynch at Merrimac, n. H. The property
has been recovered and the alleged thief.
Fred Lezotte. apprehended and taken TO
the Jail in East Greenwich
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EAST PROVIDENCE.

At the meeting OF the probate court.
Monday. the Society for the Prevention
OF Cruelty to Children will present Pc
tion for the custody OF Michael Naley.
who some time ago was sent to the state
farm. ON the charge OF non-support.
Nailey Is said to be capable OF earning
SIC per week, but the authorities say
that instead of caring for his three chill
dren. that he spends his earnings for
liquor. The morning that he was arrest
ed. tho three children were found hud-
died In bed. so as TO keep warm.
Three young ladies, evidently from
Rehoboth. came To Providence yesterday.
and when they drove of the end OF Wash
ington bridge on the return trip they
found the road so slippery. that their
old family horse was afraid TO move. Two
OF tho young ladies took the old horse
by the head. and with the kindcst
Of words. gently led the faithful animal
on tho ICY spot with as much care and
gentleness as II tho animal had been a
human being. The horse was an old
one. and from the language used by the
trio Of maideng. Il must have been IN
the family for many years. and the same
might be said Of the CarryalL
Mrs. Cromby. well known at Phillips
dale. fell on the ice last evening and sus-
tainod a fracture OF the left ankle. She
was attended by Dr. Moore.
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OLNEYVILLE.

There were the usual slippings in and
about the square yesterday afternoon
and evening, brrt-urru- briFtt -yuuug fell
low set the pace for others. His horse
fell down on Manton avenue four times
and this was quite sufficient for the young
man in charge OF the team, for he made
the remark "Tll show youse trick that
will work" lie left his team, but soon
returned with a rugged looking young
man, who proved 60 be a blacksmith, who
took the SHOES off the horse and carried
them to his shop, where he 'sharpened''
them. returned. replaced them on the
horses feet. and the young man. had no
trouble to get his horse up and drive
away.
The town council OF Johnston met yes
terday and disposed OF It's regular busi
ness. and the only item OF note was the
declination OF the council 10 adopt the
McTammany voting machine.
Just before O'Clock last evening an
alarm was sent i'm from box 379, for
slight fire in a house at the corner of
Huntington avenue and McDOnough
street, caused by the explosion OF lamp.
a large delegation from Court Gen.
Sheridan. a q. r.. headed by Grand Sub
Chief Ranger John T. Harlow. visited
Court Jefferson at South Providence last
evening and the degree team from Court
sheridan. exemplihcd the degree work
IA a very Impressive manner.
The Fowler and Standard Wheelmen
held masquerade balls last evening, both
OF which were well attended.
The Sunset club will hold its monthly
whist meeting Monday evening.
The Business Mons Association arc
20 have an entertainment and a number
OF speakers at the annual banquet
Court Olnevville will hold "a basket par
~ In Guild hall. Thursday evening.
The pipes for the wires IN tho Library
building for The new telephone station
have been placed in position.
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Y; III + Randall, Boston; w IL Taylor.
Putnam: ~ I.auterbach N Y: II Maher.
Narr Pier: II + Jaquith, Boston; w
Gelillan. " Y; 5 S Calher. Boston; w
Frazer. Phil; r Zeltmacher. " Y; Chas
Lawrence, Boston; G IL King and wife.
Salem; Il w Nanwagndr. N Y; @ Burr
Lyons. Springfield: \ NJ Merrifieid. Will
lmantic IL 1. Parmenter. Athol: l. Hol-
llngworth. Norwich; Ruhiting. Union-
Vile: NJ Jones, Jr. Watervliet: IL A
Weeks, Clinton; G. Cary. N Y.
DORRANCE-R A Holmes. jas Carter.
Boston: Jas II Maher. Springfield; II A
Tucker. Y: W Dalton, Ansonia; o
Cowl. n Y;J W Green. Phil; A Z Peck
EFT. Boston: w b Plummer. Boston; ] w
Beaumont. New Haven: u Soutar. Bos-
ton: r. Marden N Y; Chas A Miller.
Boston: NJ Deitz. n Y; q w Gleason.
Prov; v l. shine. Stanford: G Knox.
n Y: ~ Barry. Boston; s A Dudley.
Taunton; r h Allen, Boston; Y b Lane,
Lynn.
PERRTN-M A Allen and wife. = p AM
drews. w - Mills. Boston; J w Sinclair.
Holyoke: Geo Grant and wife. Miss y
Bowdy. John Hoey, n Y; smith. c
Smith. Prov.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-12

When the greatest OF modern physi-
clans, after syears OF practice and close.
scientific study. gave to the science OF
medicine the most wonderful remedy of
the present day. host OF imitators
sprang up.
No sooner was Il announced that posi-
tive cure for nervous ailments, an unlall-
ing blood purifier, had been discovered by
Prof. Phelps. OF Dartmouth, and physl-
clans everywhere welcomed Paine's celery
compound as the most-to-be-desircd dis
covery of a time when modern ways OF
working and living had begun to multiply
diseases that arise from impaired nerves
and impure blood =
When a great public demand arose for
this remedy from one end OF the country
to another. at once, as in every such case.
a lot of cheap fellows began 10 try TO inn
pose upon people one and another trade
medicine sometimes harmful, always
worthless. claiming for them the unexam-
pied properties of Paines celery COM
pound.
ed. None of them ever will.
Paine's celery compound made people
well!
The aged and infirm found In IL new
and lasting strength. Thousands OF wo-
men and men, tired out. run down. de-
spondent. sick. suffering with insomnia
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-12

@hc ~ of the lifework of this great
phys. .au has been often told, and is fam
iliar To most readers.
Prof Phelps was born In Connecticut
and graduated from the military school
at Norwich. VT. He studied medicine
with Prof. Nathan Smith OF New Haven,
Conn, and graduated In medicine at
Yale.
His unusual talent soon brought him
reputation and prominence. First he
was elected 10 the professorship OF anat-
omy and surgery IN the Vermont Uni
versity. Next he was appointed lecturer
on materia medica and medical botany
I'm Dartmouth College. The next year he
was chosen professor Of the chair then
vacated by Prof Robby. and occupied
the chair. the most important one i'm the
country tlas4 +4a+-+14ti-
lated his most remarkable prescription.
To-day Paines celery compound stands
without an equal for feeding exhausted
nerves and building up the strength of
the body. IL cures radically and perman-
entity. The nervous prostration and gen.
eral debility from which thousands OF
women suffer so long that ~ finally gets
TO be a second nature with them-all this
suffering and despondency can be very
soon removed by properly feeding the
nerves and replacing the unhealthy blood
by "a fresher. more highly vitalized hsid.
A healthy increase I'm appetite and cor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-12

The Music Halls. by three straight VIC
tories over tho Tauntons. Thursday even
Ing. regained first place in the New Eng
and Duck Pin league championship race
and judging by the way they have been
rolllng Of late, II will be difncuit TASK
10 displace them.
only one good SCORE was made during
.the week: a total OF lisi, put up by the
hall Rivers in their contest win 'he
Providence team I'm this city.
This was a bad week FOR the Providence
teams. with the exception OF the Music
Halls. the Roger Williams losing the odd
game 10 the Riverpoints, and the Provi-
Idence team being defeated three straight
by the FAN Rivers.
John Swift still leads I'm the average
race. but is hard pushed by Flynn. VINO
by his total OF 300 jumps ahead OF Brown
The big gain OF the week was In the
case OF McQuiston, who jumped from the
.l7th place TO No. 10 position.
The best work of the week was accom-
|blished by Donahue and Wallace, making
Respectively scores of 322 and Sl5.
The records OF the teams ana players
re as foilows:
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VICTOR CITIZENS GIVE
SOUVENIR TO ROOSEVELT.

him cordial reception should he visit it
again.
Col. Roosevelt in reply said he cherished
no animosity toward the people OF Victor
for the incident. for which he did not
think the best people OF the city were
responsible
lie accepted the souvenir amid consd-
erabie merriment. and said if he had not
determined 10 avoid public receptions on
his hunting trip he would visit Victor 10
show the people that he bore them no
malice.
TO LEAD HUNTERS LIFE.
Colorado Springs. Jan. i2.-Theodorc
Roosevelt arrived az 1880 n. m. yesterday.
lie was met by Philip u. Stewart and
Dr. Gerald Webb and three hours later
the three left for Meeker. Col. the near
est railroad station TO the Coyote Basin
hunting grounds.
The party is under the guidance Of J. ".
Con-. a famous mountain lion hunter. A
cabin has been comfortably fitted up for
headquarters. The region Is wild and
abounds In mountain lions, bears and
other big game.
Mr. Con has fine pack OF dogs and
they Will participate I'm the hunt Fox
hounds and half bloodhounds will trail
the animals and half bulldog and half
shepherds will do the 1ghting
The hunting expedition will last six
weeks, ----~ -
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rheumatism, diseases OF the kidneys. re-
gained their health. and strength, and
buoyancy by the well-advtsed use or
Paines celery compound. AS a great
leader and writer I'm Boston publicly de-
clared one day Paine's celery compound
had proven itself TO be as much better
than all the ordinary nervines. sarsaparil-
las. and trade preparations as the dia-
mond is brighter than ordinary glass.
From thousands OF grateful persons un-
solicited testimonials began 10 pour in
from those whom Paines celery COM
pound had benefited The wealthy and
the poor the famous and the compara-
lively unknown, sent to the proprietors
OF the remedy, TO the newspapers. 20
their physicians. TO their friends, the glad
news that here at last they had found
remedy that made them themselves
again,
And the foolish fellows with their silly
nostrums, starting up here and there ev-
cry year. discovered az often as they
tried IL that when a persons health&ss
at stake. he or she will not be imposed
upon. Paiues celery compound was I'm
greater dCmand last year than the year
before; the demand this spring Is greater
that for all the so-called spring remedies
combined People insist upon having the
one remedy that does them good makes
them strong, repairs their shattered
strength. They call for Paine's celery
compound
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responding gain In weight and good
spirits follow the use OF Paine's celery
compound.
Paine's celery compound Is the most re-
markable medical achievement OF the last
fifty years.
IT makes people well. It is the one true
specific recognized and prescribed to-day
by eminent practitioners Tor ds-
eases arising from n debilitated nervous
system. Prof. Phelps gave TO his pro-
fession a positive cure for sleeplessncss.
wasting strength. dyspepsia. biliousness.
liver complaint. neuralgia, rheumatism.
all nervous diseases and kidney troubles.
For all such complaints Paine's celery
compound has succeeded again and again
yhere everything else has failed.
IL Is as harmless as IL Is good, and IL
was the universal advice of the medical
UrOfTyStOT rfTr rfTe -COr1pOurIu DC p1aceu
where the general public could secure II.
and thousands of people have year after
year proven the wisdom OF this good ad-
vice.
only n truly great and effective REM
edy could continue, as Paines celery
compound has done. 20 hold its unrival-
ed place I'm the estimation of The ablest
physicians and of the thousands OF busy
men and women whose only means OF
judging IS from the actual results In their
own home or among their friends. No
remedy was ever so highly recommended.
because none ever accomplished so much.
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SOM: Feel lSA PEeeppte PEeeppte

Allow cough IN run until Il gets beyond
the reach of medicine They often srv.
ooh. u will wear away but In most
cases IL will wear them away. Could
they be induced 70 try the successful
medicine called kemps Balsam. which
g. sold on O positive guarantee 20 cure,
they would immediately see the excel
lent effect after taking the first dose
Price &c. and Joc. TrSi size free. At
all druggists.
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Wha. Shall We Hav, FOR Dessert ?

This question arises IN tho family cv-
ery day. Let us answer II today. Try
Joll-O. delicious and hcalthfui des-
sert Prepared in two minutes. No
boiling 40 baking simply add boiling
water and set to cool. Flavors. Lemon.
orange. Raspberry and strawberry. Get
n package az your groccr's todayi0 cents.
Boston: w " Waterman. ID 9 Wood.
Prov; Azpaid Pickl u Aealteh 1astass
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AVERAGES OF FIRST 10
MUSIC HALL DUCK PIN LEAGUE.

Jones and Swift's teams are tied for
the lead I'm the Music Hall Duck Pin
league race, and a mighty interesting
contest is ensuing. Hobans cohorts are
in third place and fighting hard.
The first half of the race ends next
week, when a contest between Swift's
coterie and Jones' aggregation will decide
the result.
John Swift stands at the head Of the av-
krage column closely followed by Brown.
Jones and Hoban.
The records OF the teams and players
are as follows:
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keeld.n, wlII n.ppen.-John BROWN.

sccidcnt will Hsppen.-John Brown. a
G. A. r. veteran, Of 2446 Marshall St,
Philadelphia, says: BY mere accident
I came across DR.. Agnews Catarrhal
Powder. / was a great sufferer from that
dread malady-Catarrh. This wonderful
remedy effected a speedy and permanent
cure and have been so thankful that /
am willing TO spend much time i'm spread
ing the good news.
Sold by Blanding e. Blanding. "a Wey-
bosset St; Geo l.. Claflin. Sc So. Main
St Hall * l.yon.--l6
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Magic Hair Stain

For brown or black: prepared BY
GEORGE ORMSBY. wig Maker ana
Iairwprker. Us fremont street. Boston.
IL ~ simple. safe and sily applied. con-
tains no lead poisons; use it once and
you Will never use any other. BLAND
INC g. BLANDING. 81 Wcybosset street;
GEO. l. CLAFLIN. 10 so. Main street.
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AVERAGES OF FIR3T Is.
INTER-CLUB BIG PIN LEAGUE.

In the Inter-Club Big Pin league race
he West Sides are 10 the fore with a biS
|margih, and unless something unforeseen
occurs. they will undoubtedly finish hrst.
Their. record OF Ia games won and lost
lis very commendable one, as IL their av-
|eTage per game OF S2l.
Thomas OF the leading team is now at
the head Of the average list with Brown
In close second
Barnehed, of the To Kalons. broke the
|three-string total record. rolling score
last evening OF 5S3
The records OF the teams and players
|are as follows:
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AvERAGEs oF FIRsT IS
INTER-CIUB BIG PIN LEAGUE.

The r. NJ. a. c. and TO Kalon teams
rolled on q POSTPONED game IN the Inter
Club Big Pin league last evening. on the
latter'e alleys az Pawtucket II was an
81 ere sflnc rnafeh. but tho prnvldnnce
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-12
MUSIC HALL DUCK PIN LEAGUE.

Hobans crew pilfered the odd game
from Shea's deinquents last evening, I'm
the absence of four OF Shea's players, Sig.
Brophy being the only, Sheaite TO respond.
He almost made up for the absentees.
with a total of PSI. The summary:
HOBAN'S TEAM
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Wcrld Of sports.

team proved equal To the occasion and
decamped with the odd string.
Barnefield rolled a remarkable game,
scoring strings OF 207, lSl and 1856, and "A
total OF 5S3. breaking the record by pins.
Godfrey and CrOcker were also very much
IN evidence with scores of 532 and 523. re-
spectively. The summary:
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AVERAGES OF FIRST 5.
INTER-cLUB DUCK PIN LEAGUE.

The teams i'm the Inter-Club Duck Pin
league still continue their fast pace with
the Colonials, the outcasts OF the league.
i'm the lead.
Vickers OF the Colonials tops the list OF
the average column with the very high
average of 103 2-9. M. Macdonald of the
same team Is second.
The records Of the teams and players
are follows.
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Highest single string-Terry, N. H., 40.
Highest three-string total-Terry. N. H..
Highest team string-Fali River. 531.
Highest team total-Fall River. 1862.
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STARS.
MERCANTILE DUCK PIN LEAGUE.

AS Sherman's team did not appear last
evening to roll their scheduled game with
Kings coterie. their averages were taken.
and as a result they lost three straight
games. The summary:
KINGS TEAM
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NARRAGANsETT-L v Curry. A 4
Horne, Galatea; Frank S Eaton. Spring
fields A NJ Chaffee, oxford. Me: Chas
Borland Hanson. Boston: J NJ Rob-
ertson. ] simons. n Y; G i Beane.
Hartford: + II Meyer. Jas j Harris. Hal
lett Thompson John J Ryan, f Wright,
y y; II w Root Phil Geo Qulmby, Bos-
ton: G. II Thompson, MIR and Mrs j
Hayes, Boston; + Tnlltson. n Y; Il
Tollos. Hartford. Mrs Ryan, Jr. ] J
Deryau.. Boston: n u Britton, Hartford;
y q Richardson. y Y; G Van Dcrcutto,
Boston. Harwood. y Y; w a Gregg,
Nashua: c l. Becker. y Y Mr. and Mrs
r p Woods. Boston; Thos Guilds. II Il
Bradley. @ Y Salvage. " Y; Edward A
Grant. Boston 4 a simmons. r Keon,
n NJ Cobb. y Y. y l. Lewis. Phil: Ed
ward Il Lovejoy Psscoag; Leon schaff-
ner. Cleveland: w II Geer. T A Gala
CHER. r W Tapp, II Buck. n Y; Lee
Diamond. Hartford; w p Sheffield. Jr.
Newport: l. A MCMILLAN. y Y; l. y LIB
hv. Boston: Hamminsburgh. Dowd,
s NJ Schwartz y Y; w ALeonardr Hos
ton: Lewis Mitcs Roberts Boston; Glenn
ent BainDridge, Frank ~ Walker y v.
4 Ashley Blyth. Phil. W Dalton. y ",
Geo W Brovnley. y y
NEWMAN g. Kaflin. ~ J sohim. A.
A Mldler ~ c Smith. n v; 9 A Rice.
Phil SAINT u Clapp. Jr, MI Vernon: r
LOOMS y NJ Hildredth. r A McCor-
mick, x NJ Sheldon, Boston; w Lses, ~
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Strings
TRINITY SQUARE TOURNEY.

The Stars captured the odd game from
the Eagles last evening I'm a hotly con-
tested battle. Bates OF the victors was 10
the fore with a total Of 267 The sum-
mary.
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Highest single string-M. Macdonald.
Colonial 125.
Highest three-string total-vickers. Col
|onial, 3l9.
Highest team string-Colonial. 517.
Highest team total-Colonial 1454.