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Evening star., 1902-02-27

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1867 Ia av.5r. b, hea TBS. 80
AHi goth. 4r. b. mi. 1880
1875 P.l:,r. stin ht.$I13. 90
FURNISHED.
1878 ISth.I4r. -b.S;.iG. 10
OFFICE ROOMS.
iS2-+SG La ave. heal ted
fms IS. $40. $3.50, so
STORES.
$500 Pa sv.2r eel. misfS,. 90
1857 80 3etl. fgc rm.35.D
*: Eth. lr. ". g..3. so
2lsS.sPaav,st.3 .3r, ". GO so
$50 2iti,.::rAsto. .w...:U.j ju
1915 NJ, ir. eel. VI. 1870
STABLES.
1912 q, .~.eh.i.w.R.$15.m
ia: 18th. Ss.wF.Lw.l2.3
ls39-Si H. sr. w....s.W
-
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FOR RENT-Bi JAMES f. SHEA
G43 lGuiSinna ave
sDk KE\I BY WkSCoTr 4 WILCOX,
1907 Penna. ave-

foA II A. ID w ENtt,
1907 Pen
1892 II. llr.b,cel mi. 1850
..Si1I-aa2219 Pa ar. Or. h.
eel, ni. 80 30
1879 I'D. Sr. b. eel. mi. 2T.:'0
81 23l, Tor. b. eel. mi .3a. 70
sIaI y. Tor. b. mi. 81. so
altts y usav, Or. b..
eei mi. .35. 10
aaa y \ .av,l2r, b.sta.
III H.. .SC.0U
loo! 18th or. b. .cl.in! .::a. %
9lf :.3.I. Sr.b ,eei. :n;. ~. 20
:O.l T. .;r, b. mi. ..3.39
a01: q, sr,b,mi. .25. 30
Gl:. 23,i. RIB. mi. --..i1
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6I7 2id. 1r.b.ini. .za.J0.
D:2 22d. Sr.w,G.....W.J0
IOGj-66 0ta.5r. eel. wi:::.l0
1929 18th, Or, w.. 1850;
if:ss 2ad. 4r, w....l2.3Wi
HAV9-h
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FOR KENr-422 lST ST. Ne; COOP 3-ST0RY
brIck. rooms. bath. cellar. furnace. alley.
ez6 90: and cas- lioirf$ 1t. n=e., rc0mB. hath.
cellar &l0.- Inquire 2l0 K 1t. u.w. fel8-tf-8
Evening star., 1902-02-27
The Evening Star
Branch Offices.

Several important changes have re-
Gently been made in The Star branch
offices. ALL POSTAL TELEGRAPH
OFFICES are branch Offices Of The
Evening Star.
One cent a word for Rooms For
Rent-Rooms and Board-Boarding-
Wanted Help and Situations.
II not convenient to call at main
ohlce with your advertisements leave
them at the following places:
NORTHWEST.
Conn ave. and l. st-woods Drug Store.
Vermont ave. and ] st.-kings Drug Store
18th ST. and z. l. ave.-Huddleson's Drug store.
18th and sts.-Portner Drug Store.
18th st. and WcllinG Place-Eppley's Drug Store
7th and sts.-Criswell's Drug Store.
Woodward & Lothrop's-Postal Telegraph Office.
s. kann SoEs & Co.-Postal Telegraph Office.
BIZ Pa. ave.-Postal Telegraph Office.
6th and sts.-Postal Telegraph Office.
9Th and II sts.-Postal Telegraph Office.
q. S. Capitol-Postal Telegraph Office.
City Post ofice-Postal Telegraph Office.
Ebbitt House-Postal Telegraph Office.
Riggs House-Postal Telegraph Office.
New Wizards Hotel-PostaI Telegraph ONCE
National Hotel-Postal Telegraph Office.
Regent HoteI-Postal Telegraph Office
The Barton Hotel-Postal Telegraph Office
Ghe Gordon HoteI-Postal Telegraph Office.
EAST WASHINGTON.
9th and East Cap sts.-Haey's Drug Store.
9Th and Ii SITS. n.e.-Griffith's Drug Store.
I'd st. aud Pa ave. s.e.-Dobyu's Drug Store.
SOUTHWEST.
Postal Telegraph Ofiee-foot 1lth st.
GEORGETOWN.
s2d and NJ sts-o'Donnells Drug Store.
S2d and sts.-O'Donnells Drug Store.
Evening star., 1902-02-27

910 NV fur. .$iHN. 90 161s 18th NV lOr&b 49, 90
ITO "a 10r b. fur. 90 2i53 18th nw. 3rNb 10 OO
1909 NV. 12r&b.. 800 Sta rr 1871 Corcnran 20
1856. Mintw p1 13r b.na0 iG15 18th NV, Tor CO. 10
l34l NV, 1Ur&b. .5I00 Office RMS, 1907 + st NV
Store l2a0 NV: 5000 1921 Conn av,14r 2b. -
fe.26ts
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FOR RENT-16lo 18TH ST. NV; ROOMS;
all conyeniences; $40.
fe2I6t G. c. PAYNE & CO. 613 10Th st.


$500 The American House $35. 1911 Vermont av. Or
$S3. .227 Pa st.dw $35. The Montgomery, 5r
$s3. 81 22a 1st ne fur, l5r $36. 1892 Pa ave. Sr
So. i i23 Chaplin NV, 14r $50 S. .17l2 NV, Tor
$75 .9i6 NV, basement $32. The Montgomery. .5r
$75. ..... 1850 NV. lar $50. 519 10th NV st&dw
SIS. .225 Cap st, 1lr $50 .l4O512 l4th NV fiat
$61. So. .911 H NV, llr $780,. .4OO7 9Th NV 7r
SCI so 1000 22d NV, Or $50. .l4O112 14th NV,
$61 81 POI Cap ST. 1If so .1401 18th NV. sto
$50. 1926 Harvard nw 12r ST. 80 12i5 9th nw Sr
$50. 1914 NV. lOr $2G35 1914 Corcoran 7r
$50. .432 9th NV, upr fir $3.50. .7U1 7th ne. u
$55. 20. 1929 nw 1lr $25. .25O1 Pa NV, office
$52 SO. 1905 kalora 1T $25 SIT Savannah NV, Sr
So. 1914 Brlm mt av, l2r SIS The Milton, 3r
$s2 &c. 1926 Caifor av l"r SIS 1910 Col ST. 7r
SOL So .1O16 22d NV, 9r $24 So 4il3 Kansas av Sr
$50. 65. .22O7 X NV, 9r SO 30. .22S Mass av 1r
$50. 65. .917 X NV, 1if S2O50. %. .i29 II NV Sr
$bO.55. 1889 Vernon 1T $20.40. GO Fla av nw Or
$50. .1O20 Mass he, Or $50 i0. .20i Arthur pl Tr
$50. All Fla av, 10r so. .G15 + NV office
$50. .1O7 Pa ay. st&dw $3.50. .ll32 18th NV Or
$5O. 1880 Kenyon NV. 12r 1850. .133 ne. 1Or
$50. -. oil 18th NV, lUr SIG. So 1915 IL ne 6r
$3.50. .914 av, 12r SIS. -. .Gl5 T. NV Offices
$45. So. .1OZ2 Sth NV. " SIS. .5OI NV. Offices
$45. The Thomas 5r $12 So. .:D24 y NV, Or
$40. The bennington, 5f S12. .S2; Ith Sc, store
$45. The Victoria, Or $12. 800 9TH se store
$42. 80. The Cameron Or SO so. .Sll 9th ne jr
$3H5 The kensington, Jr 5000. 1928 se 5r
$40.9 .S19 19t., nw 3r 5000. .470 sw, 5r
$40. GO. .2aO3 NV 9r $40. 80 914 2lst NV store
$40 55. 1872 Milwkce 1r $40. 80 1GOl Kramer me- 8r
$40. The Luzon. Hr S10- 1927 + NV, office
500. 80. $50 5 NV NJ $3.50. .Sl7 Kitch sw 4r
SS5 so. .1G29 NV. 7r So. .2l7 Wilson NV, 4r
$35 40. IL 4th ST $3.50. .36.1 INV, 4r
$SS. so. .l251 9th NV. ar IS sfi F Office
For complete list Of property for rent send for
weekly bulletin.
fe22-tf Il. Fl. WARNER CO.. 9l6 NV
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WANTED-FLATS.

wANTE1BY THE WEEK, FURN. FLAT OR
apartment Of 2 rooms {private bath preferred)
for and child of 3; cafe or good board. Address
Box To- Star Office. fe2o-S St.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-AGENTS IN ALL GOVERNMENT DE-
partments to sell stock in reputable oil COM
panies; liberal commissions; good references.
Address Agency Department, WiNNE, PRINCE
& CO., Inc, Bankers and Brokers, Philadelphia,
Pa fe272t
Evening star., 1902-02-27

LTZSiAN, REAL ESTATH
10th and F sts. NV.
1S43 Il. 10r. 10. 90
li46 + nv. lor. -. $500
s37 9th NV. llr. $3.50
S2I X ! av. 4r. 30. 90
1892 14th NV, Sr. 1000
l245 18th Sc, er. $500
iii F NV, Ar. 1000
COZ Erie st. Sr&sta. -. 90
2S2 I'd ne, Sr.
Coz A Sc. 6r. .....lS.4o
1884 9th NV, 6r. :. 1890
~ Decatur ne, Or. .11.5O
} HOUSES.
E Cap nr I'd. 15r. %. .160
Wyoming av, lSr, 2b. l50
10th near Q, Sr. .....l23
Riggs near 18th. Sr. 100
\ near 18th. lOr. rs
CES.
40 La av.. $40 4 $500
403 7th NV. 1000
RES
27 Q NV.
LES,
9ll / (rear).........$6.0O
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WdN4GU-aOUSE
WANTED-FOR IMMEDIATE CASH PURCHASERS.
two good houses modern house west 1Ith ST.
with o sleeping rooms; must have first floor kitch-
en-; $4,000 to $751; Also one fine house; must
be thoroughly modern and In Of the fine resi-
dence sections; will $4,000 $35 600. Own
ers please send full particulars at once.
fe27-8t MOORE HILL ttncl. TT l4th St NV.
WANTED-BY SMALL FAMILY OF 8 ADULTS
wishing to make Washington their home care
Of gcntleman's place during his absence sum-
mer or longer; highest references Address
AMERICAN. Orchard, Newark. n. ]. fe27-St.
WANTED-EAVE CASH PURCHASER FOR 4
home convenient to 18th and y SITS NV: shouf
$500 Spring demand Is Owners should list
NOW. CLARK BROS, 1893 st. NV
WANTED-HAvE YOU A VACANT HOUSES? W.;
have the tenants. Leave particulars at our ONCE
and get quick results. Bargains in ho,ses frnr,
$1,000 upward. FUSS & CO.. 6O7 18th st. NV.
REASONS WHY
1t would be to your advantage to let 10 manage
your real estate:
Our once II In the best location Surrounded
by the four most important car lines in nm
city. We have large and competent force Of
We advertise very literally We give personal
attention to each and every branch Of the bust
We also give particular attention to ezchans-
We have modern houses to exchange for old
no"Sef WE RRET HoGSEs" GIVE Us TRi1L
fel-H MOORE 4 HILL Qnc9. III 18th IT. NV.
Evening star., 1902-02-27

81, =
FOR SALE-6 LOTS ABOUT 2OxlOO To ALLEY.
AT 81 200 PER LOT
RETWEEN NJ AND ", WEST OF 2orH ST.
Eas. front. graded; suitable for a row of dwell
ings mall flats. lnvcstigate.
A. s. CAYWOOD. 1913 9TH ST. NV.
fe13-th s&tu2et-6
FOR SAI.E-LOT AT THE POINT OF 10TH ST.
and New Hampshire ave. NV. So feet on each
street: price, $4,000. Apply 10
fel1-1St> L. B. WALKER. P"ttsNtlle ia.
Evening star., 1902-02-27
ROOMS AND BOARD.

1902 ST. NV, CORNER HOUSRDESIRABI.E
furnished rooms: frst-class table board; refs
Evening star., 1902-02-27
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-BY Il. O. HO
and Insurance Broker,
Chamberlin's and t4lS /,
8Sr, 5b. per an. SIS, 600
p LAT 60. 20r, tb.
etc. per annum. a, 900
300 18th NV. 2lr. So. IS
1893 Mintw'd pl,1lr.75,O0
9l1 l NV, 16r&sta. 30. 90
1852 Cincin'ti st. 12r. 65.0O
1921 II. 6r apts. :. .55. 10
l2G L. apis. 2 and 5r
each. $500 to $500
1918 18th NV. Sr. .45. 90
FURNISHEI
] near 17th, l5r. SO, go
Mass av 4 oath, 2Or. 3. 900
Conn av nr s, l6r, %. =, $40
Iowa circle, 15r, 2b.2 2. 400
10th near p, 1Or. 800
OFF
Atlantic Coast Line
bldg" from $40 to $35
6SS 3 nw...5 to $3.50
1245 11th Sc. .$25. 90 /
lA7 llth Sc. $50
927 R I av rear).$12.5O /
fe24-tf
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SAlE-A BAIGAIN-ON Q ST NEAR 9TH
NV; &5x6n IT,. wide parking; south front. Just
the lot on which to build home. Address
'OWNER OF LOT Star office. fe21-3t'
FOR SALE-OWNER NEEDING CASH. WILL
sacrifice beautiful lot, 5lx16O feet. in Cleyp-
land Park. at 10 cents per square f""t less than
one-half price of other property In Immediate
nei2hborhood DAVIDSON & DAVIDSON
fe2I-3t I4l3 q ST
Evening star., 1902-02-27
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

buy new and second hand harness. traps bnggiNs.
runabouts. surreys. daytuns and delivery wagons;
extra poles shafts and tops. 209 llth st NV
faoT-
Evening star., 1902-02-27

SOME PEOPLE DO NOT ACCEPT OUR BIG CASH
exchange, but those that do not want the earth
areAhighly satisfied with our rates for mems worn
garments. Drop postal for to call at your res
ldence. JCSTH'S OLD STAND, $40 st. NV
fe27-n,6
BELLE GOZA-WRITE YOUR SISTER, LAURA
fe22-7t. o. A~'''' mo-
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY. AUTHOR.
aSS. Open day and night. strictly consdentiai.
Branch n BalumoEs, Nd. aul5-a
Evening star., 1902-02-27

WANTED MANAGER. COLLECTOR AND SALES
men for Alexandria; $1,000 per annun. DINS
MORE Publishing CO. 621 7th W. fe25-3t'
WANTED-TYPEWRITER Statesmen WHO CAN
give good references, can secure fine paying posi-
tfons (saary and commissioner in selling the
'Tp-to-date' typewriter-knocks 'em all out. 6O9
11th st. NV. fel4-52t
Evening star., 1902-02-27
WANTED-ROOMS.

WAETED-BOARD, ROOM, BY LADY WITH 2
children. ages 1 and 8; state price. Address Box
11S, Star office. it,
Independent rOOm easily accessible; bath and
heat; centrally located. Address, with terms,
W. j. j., Star Office. fe27-3t"
WANTED-ROOM AND BOARD WITH PRIVATE
family by young lady art student. Address Box
l20, Star Office. fe27-2ts
WANTED SUITE OF ROOMS IN NV, BY
married lady; board only for lady; reasonable
privileges Address G. L. L.. Star office. It,
WANTED-3 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping for three adults. State price, with
particulars. Address IL. l.. HYNDMAN, General
Delivery, City Post Office 1t"
Evening star., 1902-02-27
FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR 1tENT-FLAT. SUITABLE FOR TWO, COM
petely furnished for housekeeping; owner who
lives In another fiat, will accept board and care
or fire in payment Of rent; meals sent up dumb
waiter. 1867 Oregon ave, between and SITS.
2ts
Evening star., 1902-02-27

FOR SALE-VERY STYLISH DRIVING: HORSE
splendid action; rubber-tire runalout and ha rness
VIII sell separately. MAX MINISTER 1343 r
st. NV. fe26-3ts
FOR SALE-CONTRACTOR HAVING COMPLET-
ed his contract, has for sale Is horses and mares
II fine work horses and driving horses; nn req
sonable offer refused. Call In the ~ 1902
st. ne. fe2l 6ts
Evening star., 1902-02-27
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

wANTED-To RENT FOR SUMMER MONTHS
house OF 8 10 rooms good grounds. with fruit :
must he on electric line. Rent To exceed
feS7lsst. f ST. ''''''''' ''r.'' . " '''' WIN =
"RIcHEs OFTEN FORCED on MEN" READ
my ad under For Sale--LOts'' In this pa per.
Phone Main 59sa. 7oi i4rh st. NV.
fe26-3t
A SPLENDID INVESTMENT ABOUT 45,ooO so
feet available ground. adjoining the rity the
north; improved by city water and sewer: near
great s,poas Ie III
WIN sell at l2s; vIs,r per rs f"Gt. u.,rn,> -,
FOR RENT-WTNTHROP HEIGHTS DESIRABLE
b. aud .. Inquire at the p. o. fr2S tn. th&s 1879
TOR RENT-sIX- ROOM HOUSE. BARS AND
three acres of good land; Langdon near REFORM
sssS%l WsS ,iss s.s ii,h nDnv n.M. Apply fs2s 30:
FOR SALE
A block of twenty lots in HyattsvIlir. near
the station; all splendid building lots. VIII
be sold great bargain Fine opportunity
for builder. The price will suit you. Sc us
LOUIS u. WINE 4 CO.
fe25-3t 1904 r st. ".
FOR SAI.E-RIvERDALE PARK GOOD 1-ROOM
house and all outbuildings: large yard and fruit;
Nd. '' fr24-st
WE ARE MAKING sPEcTAETY OF HYATfs-
Vile prupfIty-uOukeb buu fOlS Ih safe. MI Sizes.
prices and any terms WELLS & WELLS
Eendall bldg, 344 d st.. and HyatfsviIle. Nd:
fe2i-Ut
FOR SALE-NEW COTTAGE, $l.S5O: ADVAN:-
ing lots now 500 to $500, &C. foot: yonr chance
pow: villa sites. $3.50 81 .350; easy pay yrnenis
booklet. GEO. X. lIII.L 815 l4tb St NV featf
FOX SALE
Choice Montgomery county FARMS ranging In
size from IS TO 500 acres. PrIces. SO TO 500
per aere.s W.N. TERRkIL.
se.f.~ With II. Wavner Co.,,
poo-tf On st. nv.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-08
TRUST COMPANY BANK STOCK

% I'LL $ gSE gfSy sSSSss SSSgRS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-08
TENNIS AT NEWPORT

The committee of the United States
National Lawn Tennis association, having
in charge the arrangement OF the annual
schedule. has made its report through
Secretary Palmer T.. Presbrey
The schedule this year s a long one,
the sanctioned events beginning on May
3 and ending Oct. TO- As usual the inter-
scholastic events open the season. but
this year the dates are wisely placed in
May instead OF April as heretofore.
The local events this year, as for years
past, will be under the direction OF the
Longwood Cricket club. and the two i'm
portant events will be the Massachusetts,
championship beginning June IL, and the
annual Longwood cup and Eastern
doubles beginning July 21. A new and i'm
portant event is down for July %. 1T is
the Nahant club invitation.
The national championships will be held
this year on Aug 10 a Newport, as usual
No date is set even tentatively for the i'm
ternatonals. But a wide stretch OF time
is allowed between the Longwood and
nationals, In which IL may be tucked in.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-08
WARREN.

So. Marks Parish club senior branch.
met in the parish rooms last night. and
transacted routine business
II. ID. Cady of this town assumes his
position as mechanical instructor AZ
Brown University tomorrow morning.
The Junior Y. p. S. c. f, of the Baptist
church wifi hold their regular weekly
meeting In the parlors OF the church this
evening.
Amity Lodge. I. o. o. T.. will meet IN
Odd Fellows hall tomorrow evening.
The fair Of Mechanics Fire CO. was very
well attended last night
The sessions OF the public schools were
resumed Monday morning after a weeks
vacation.
The ten per cent Increase IA paw took
erect Yesterday morning at the Water
man Nj Co. and Parker mills.
So Marks Parish club junior branch
are preparing the comedy drama. a
Country Kid" for production I'm Armory
Hall at an early date.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-08

The first charter ever granted In this
country, or probably any other. for the
building of railroad was granted IN
1873 10 Henry Drinker. by the PENN
sylvania legislature. for a road OF that
Kind from Delaware Valley 10 the head.
waters of the Lehigh river over the
route now occupied by the DelewGre.
Lackawanna and Western Railroad from
the Water Gap 90 Scranton. That was
before the days OF steam and the "wsgons''
that were TO be run on the road were 10
be moved by horse power That old char
ter and the rights IL conveyed were pur-
chased by the original Delaware ana
Lacka Nanna company for 3ioO0 Locomo-
tive Enrlyeertna
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-08
ON LOCAL ALLEYS.

Swifts team won two games from Halls
rollers In the Music Hall series last even
ing. The first event was won with ease.
and the next contest by only u pins. The
last string was hotly contested for only
six pins separated the teams at the I'm
ish. Cohen made total OF 2Si. which in
cluded single OF 100 and Sweet secured
274 in which a single of 100 was included.
The summary: Swift's. 1922; Halls. 1852
Cahills rollers secured all three con-
tests from Browns team IN the New
Century series last evening. The games
were won with comparative ease. and
there did not seem TO be much doubt as
20 the probable results OF the contests.
Cahill rolled in a class by himself secur-
ing a total OF 297, which included sin
gle OF los. The summary: Cahills, 1920;
Browns, 1875.
Smiths team won two contests from
Kerr's rollers i'm the Potters avenue Sc
ries last evening The first game was pro-
ductive of considerable interest. as only
one pin separated the teams at the fin
fish. Kerr's team secured the last event
by nine pins. and Hagan's good rolling
was an important factor. Norman secur-
ed total of 272. and Smith and Hagan
made totals of 265. The summary Smiths,
1892: Kerr's, 1914.
The opening contests OF n new series
on the large pins were rolled a the Elm
wood club last evening In the first game
the No. | team won out by the narrow
margin Of one pin. The next contest was
comparatively close. the No. 2 team win
ming the string by II pins, and they also
secured the last event by l. pins. Taylor
made a total of 502. The summary: No. 2
team, 2lS6; No. l team, 2l6i.
Broadbents rollers obtained two
games from Critcheys team last evening
in the Annex series. T. Critchley made
the highest total. securing 262, Sherman
had a good chance TO break the record
for a single string, but finally landed LOB
pins, and tied Cooper and Deacon, who
have also obtained the same number. The
ll72.
Tonight Brown bowls Edgewood at the
latter clubs alleys.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-08
0LNEYVlLLE.

The effects OF the strike is being felt
among the business men. and stores TO
let will soon be the rule where three
months ago not store could be leased
for any purpose.
Yesterday morning the old established
house, known as the Olneyville Public
Market, closed its doors, as they did not
care to continue longer as cash custom
ers We're becoming scarcer every day.
During the past few weeks one bicycle
store. one brokers office. three restau-
rants and number OF candy stores have
been Obliged TO close their doors, and
now that the woolen company has reduc-
ed the pay OF it's operatives. no one can
tell what the outcome will be for many
supposed that the trouble would be ended
this week. but now they believe that the
fight has just begun.
The mill managers are doing all that
they can to get help and women, who
few months ago would spurn the idea OF
working I'm "A mill have been forced b.
their husbands who are employed I'm the
mill and then forced by the bosses To en-
list the services OF their families 10 come
I'm. can now be seen vending their way
TO and from the mills
The new 5S-hour schedule went into ef-
feet this morning and work begins in the
mills at 6:45 instead OF $3.50 and on Sat
urday stop at II: rs instead OF 1:l5
Through the efforts OF Lieut. Tyler the
night men OF the Chaffec street station
have bene relieved from getting up In the
morning and doing extra duty at the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-08
PROVIDENCE GRAYS

Local baseball patrons are assured OF
having the opportunity OF Witnessing
some splendid ball playing I'm this vicin-
ity the coming season.
President Cressy of the Providence as
sociation has for some time past laborcd
zealously and continues to do SO daily
that the Grays will be the strongest ag-
gregation in the Eastern league In his
efforts he Is ably seconded by Manager
Murray and neither time nor money has
been spared i'm this direction
Information by wire was received today
from President Powers, stating that a
meeting of the league schedule committee
will be held one week from TO-DAY I'm New
York city. and this meeting both Presi-
dent Cressy and Manager Murray will
attend.
The season proper will be opened at
Adelaide park Thursday. May I, with one
OF the strongest rivals OF the Eastern
league, and Governor Kimball Il is ex-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-08
Local Baseball Season Will Open To.
moroW--Bow|ing Scores Century
Club Tonight--b Briefs.

Tomorrow the local baseball season
opens with a game between Brown and
Trinity at Andrews field. The team will
practice there this afternoon In order TO
become more accustomed TO the grounds
Welch, o. who played in the outheld in
Saturdays game, injured his ankle In the
practice yesterday and may be unable 10
play tomorrow. In such an event his
place will be filled by Clifford '03, who is
very clever fielder and a wonder at
the bat
The following members OF the baseball
squad Will go TO the training table at the
la Rose on Angel street, tonight: Paine,
Gray. Woodsum, Foulder. Leland. Hatch,
Welch, Abbott. Phillips. Barry, Mack
kinney. Clifford and Belding.
The schedule for the season follows:
April g. Trinity at Providence: April II,
Providence league at Adelaide park; April
16 Providence league at Andrews field:
April 49, Holy Cross at Worcester; April
%, Williams at Providence; April 26. Am
herst at Providence; April 30, Yale at New
Haven.
May 1. Wesleyan at Middletown: May
3. Princeton at Providence: May g. Dart
mouth at Hanover: May T. Harvard at
Cambridge: May 10, Yale at Providence:
May lS, University OF Pennsylvania at
Philadelphia; May IA. Princeton at Prince
ton; May IL, Dartmouth at Providence:
May n, Andover az Providence: May "A,
Yale at Providence: May 2s. Illinois at
Providence; May 30 Memorial Day., Cor
nell at Providence; May 81, Holy Cross at
Worcester.
June 4. Harvard at Providence: June 7,
Holy Cross at Providence; June II. Tufts
at Providence; June l3 (Class Day). Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania at Providence:
June Is (commencemenD. Graduates at
Providence.
Manager Dudley announced last evening
that Jack" Egan, the Eastern league
umpire, would umpire the Brown-Trinity
game tomorrow.
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pected, will consent TO pitch the FIRST ball
over the plate. A band will furnish music
and IL will be a gala occasion for the
fans" while at the same time an I'M
teresung event for all lovers OF the ma
tional game.
Today negotiations were completed
with Proprietor Harrington at Rocky
Point 10 play the Providence team there
on Sundays during the season.
Surveyors have been at work the past
two days relocating the diamond. so as To
bat north and perfect system OF drain
age is 20 be adopted. A new grand
stand IL 10 be erected and provision Is To
be made so that the sun will not be in the
eyes OF spectators or players.
The first Sunday game will be with the
BaltimoreS April 20.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-08

mills and for this the men feel very
grateful
Angel Sheldon died at his home on
Scituate avenue last evening at the age of
a. Mr.. Sheldon was born and spent his
life not far from where he died His fu-
neral will be held Thursday at o'clock
and the interment VIII be at Pocasset
avenue cemetery.
The telephone wires along Plainfield
street are being put under ground.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-08
CENTURY CLUB PROGRAM

The following program has been ar
ranged for the smoker OF the New Cen.
tury Athletic club i'm their rooms on
Mathewson street this evening:
Tom Ward of Pawtucket VS.. Martin Nc
Mahon of Pawtucket, six rounds
Dave Reando OF Warren VS.. Joe La
port OF Providence. six rounds.
Main bout-kid Brady OF Buffalo VS..
Patsy MckennA OF Boston. ten rounds
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-08
AFTER The COLUMBIA

Upon the arrival at Queenstown OF the
the lord mayor OF Cork will board her
and ask j. Pierpont Morgan. who is a
cup against the German emperor's yacht
Meteor and Sir Thomas Lipton's sham
rock. The deputation will also ask Mr..
Morgan 10 use his influence with the
New York Yacht club TO get IL 10 present
a cup for a competition over the king -
cup course under the auspices OF the
Royal Munster Yacht club.