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NOTICEl PROPOSALS MILL 81
pROPOSALs WIFI BE RECEIXED AT THE

Bureau Of Navigation Navy Department Wasni ing
D Il c'cI5ck "Wednesday July y ISo-
and there publicly opened Immediately thereafter for
Officers Mess Building the I. s Naval Academy An
napois Maryland Blank forms OF proposal and specl-
will be furnished and plans may be seen on
application the Bureau of Navigation. Navy Depart
nent. Washington. D. G. at the U ; NayaI Acaiethy.
Annapolis. MI the Office Of Earnest Flag Aren't
tect. IS Wall Street New Of drawings may
obtained Architects office by deposltlng SID
s. Of which will be refunded on their return. H {.
TAYLOR Chief Of Bureau, -, 1902
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pOSTOFFICE pEPARTMENT. WASHING

- TON. D. c, March 2s I9O2.-HIail Catehers and De
Exchange Mails with Moving TrainsseaIei proposals
patentees their aSsigEee for the sale or use
patented intended effect the exchange OF mans
moving rains. will be received at this Depar
Wednesday. the 10th OF August 1917 AL
proposals accordance with the spec1cil
obtained from the Second assistant
Postmaster H c. PAINE. Postmaster General
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SEALED BIDS or ESTIMATES WILL BE

~ received BY the President Of the Borough OF Manhat
tan at City Hail. Room No IS. until O'Clock p N.
on Monday. June for Repairing the following
Sidewalks on the north One Hundred and Eigh
Eleventh Avenue 70 Broadway on ee
of Sixtyr1ird Street from Centra Nes
Broadway; the north side OF one Eunrea s S
Forty Street 105 feet east of ArnsteI
point IS feet farther east; opposite premises
No Hundred and Forty third street, Oh
Nilety-frst Street. east OF toluloS
Avenue: side Of Eleventh Avenue oet"es
Twenty-sxrh Twenty-seventh Streets, at nos -
40 Twerty-seventh street; north SIDE o. oe
between Broadway ana RIVER
Drive. 100. 1O2 and 1O4 AMSTERDAM
the north side of Seventeen otreeI r+-
Central Park :; in front Of No 9t9 FRS
Avenue; side Eleventh Avenue, between OIs -
Eighty-first Street and one F1CndreI N
Efg1ty-sevenh street. side Of Eleventh Avenue
Eghtyhrst Street and one IT,
Eighty-seventh Street: on the west So -
a One Hundred and evetllletI
street and Eighteth Street on me nr.n
Second Street from -oIiiiou9
Amsterdam Avenue on the sou1n sue OF I'D
Seventh Street. between ESToadWay 80
Riverside Drive; opposite Is Hamilton Street On ne
Broadway from One Hundred anu
seventh Street 70 one Hundred Thrryeighth street
OF One Hundred and Ihlrty-e-sil-i
CT Broadway.
JACOB A CANTOR. Borough President
The City Of New York. June 49, 1902
For further particulars see City Record.
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The approximate amount Of the lien or charge 70 satisfy
described property IS % be sold is
thereon the 18th day or
ry 1892 together the and allowance
March 1892.
h he expenses OF sale The amount
other liens. which bs
allowed purchaser OF the purchase
referee, IS $1,000 The will
nbiect 10 prior $1,000 with interest from
the 3ist day OF October 1901. at Sc
Dated New York. June 18th. 1902
GEORGE ~ HALSEY. Referee
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foreclosure Sales.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- New York York Coucry--Minna Franks. formerly
aad others defendants N pursuance OF Judgnenc or
+rv made the
entitled action 1902 and bearing DATE Feb
rTa-y I undersigned. Referee said
named VIII resell AZ Public Aucror. at the
Nav- y0r.s Real Estate SaIesrlCu n
the Borough OF Of New York the 18th
dav 81 JuIv at that day.
Vincent A Ry-7. AucrOnesr the premises directed BY
sat4 Judgment 70 and therein described fol-
lows. All that parcel OF land win
improvements situated
wing ana being II. Niantran. in the City
Or New York bounded and described
foIoyys Beginning point in The southerly side OF
distant
5ra5 ara twenty-five 225 Easerly from the
and Columbus Avenue:
thence sorhery parallel with said and
~ 7ba vrav through party val ninety-nins
ssvsn inches OF the block thence East
Or block twenty-five
thence Torhery parallel with said avenue
~ ire vav through another wall ruety-ntns fser
s0Utherly side OF said One hun
80 ana tvsrty-seventh Street, and thence Westerly
sion ths same twenty-five feet the point place OF
beginning
$1,000 GEORGE y HALSEY Referees
" = kJ-DLICH PlainrifTs Attorney. 3O2 Broatvay.
- T3Oroug1 ~ Manhattan City OF New York
bs Following diagram Of the be sold
+-jb5 ABOVE the number being So West I27ti
Street 49, &C.,
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STEAMBOATS,.
M0NTAJN STEAMBOAT COMP NT
LTD.

lWyN EyN y 6AM9 DUH D ggABI AalNa
LTD
Block Island R. l.. Orient Greenoort SEeitsr 1sa11'
Sourhold and sag Harbor. L I
COMMENCING JUNE 26TH-
Steamers leave York. Pier 13. E R.. foot
week days except Saturdays July 50 and an
al 80 P VI. SATURDAYS and July Sd az LEO P j.
The steamer leaving on Tuesdays Thursdays and SatGr-
days will stop at S-utn0Id
ADDITIONAL SERVICE To BLOCK ISLAND--On
Saturday 18th. Thursday. July Sd. and SAT
Urdays during July saturday. July
18th. one OF Montauk Steamboat Co
line connect MOntauk. L l. with Long Isiant
r R. No Is. leaving New York 54th St. + &
/ P NJ, Pier Is. foot Wall St. az 100 P VI
FlatbIsF ave Brooklyn L 70 P NJ. arriving at Block
Island eco P. u
Il E r. \. NJ returning leave Sag Earoor az
500 P VI. tickets good only on date Sold;
going ana returning by $500 Going by boar and
returning BY L l. r r same day, 500
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A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
= received their Uptown once.
NO. 1864 BROADWAY,
Seth and STth until O'Clock
Advertisements Will be following branch
Offices regular Office until o'clock D. m VIZ:
.54 Sth-aye.. g e. 2Sd-sJ-. IS3 Srh-aye..
12th-st-: 81 East 14th-r.-; :o7 West 42d-st. be-
tween Ith and 9Th sves 26ss West 125fh-xt.;
3d-uve., between 18th and 18th sts.; I,02S sd-ayA
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UebuosdIs.
4 RMY BUILnING. WHITEHALL ST, y

CITY Juus 81 tsO2-SeaIed proposals. tripicate.
will be received here II O'Clock A NJ. July l. 1907
furnishing and delivering at this
depot 20 Chaubray Information and blanks
application Z : reserves the
reject or all proposals or any par
Envelopes should
FrOpOsaIs for ,-haunbray shirts opened July T.
1902 and addressed 10 A 5 KIMBALL. A. @ VI. c.
NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received until p Monday. June 50th 1902
Pennsylvania Company for assurances
Lives and Granting Annues No 81! Chestnut street
PhiIa ie.pha, Trustee them OF many
Of Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Stock Trust Certificates a $50. 30 will purchase
The offerings the lowest prices. not exceeding par
costing the aggregate than the amount
be parties Offering them advised
and be made when the Gertl1caes are
signed. and after Tuesday. July LIST. 1907
Proposals Proposals for sale OF
Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad stock
Trust Certificates" and addressed 10
c. 5. ". PACKARD, President.
5IT Chestnut St, Philadelphia
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SEALED BIDS OR MALES WILL -
received by the President Of the Borough OF mamma
City Hail. Room No IS until o CLOCK :. N
Monday. 1902 for fencing the following
southeast corner OF FRANKFORT and
William Streets in front of Nos AT and - west
veny-seventh Street. the north side or west one
Hundred FortysecOnd Street from 100 feet east OF
Avenue a point 70 feet further east o-
posite 2J6 One Hundred and Forty-trd street
southeast IF Audubon Avenue and one hun
and SIxty-Sixth street: on BradfGrst Avenue Pc
tween Hundred and FOrty-seCord street and one
FCrty-thi-d Street opposite Nos 5l5-}I3
East Ninety-hfth Street, south side OF one Kun
dred and Seventh Street Broadway and Riverside
Drive side of SxtyfoUrth Street between
Park West and Columbus Avenue Ecgecouloe
between one Hundred and F9rtysecord street
Hundred Fortythird Street az No 40 East
Seventeen Street side Of Hundred and
Street Columbus Avenue and Amsterdam
Avenue on the West End Avenue and
Eghty-second Street 102 inches 100 feet,
both sides OF Hundred and Fourteenth Street from
Riverside Drive; the north side or One
and First Street. between Third Avenue and
Lexington Avenue. on the north side OF Nnetyfourth
First Avenue and Second Avenue the
southwest corner Of West End Nuety-eghth
Street. northeast OF West End Avenue and Eighty
third Street.
JACOB a. CANTOR. Borough President.
City New York. June 70. 1902
further particulars see City Record
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Orear GtelmerE.

NADIAN P ACIFIC RAIL " Al.
Intended Steamship SaItngs from Vancouver
JAPAN, CHINA, PHIlI?PI ISLANDS
Emp OF CHINA July TEMP OF JAPAN AUG ls
EMP OF INDIA-..JuIy . r. NJ s ATHENIAN. sept
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS AND AUSTRALIA
r NJ 5 Moana July -. R. ". :. Miowera Aug 81
For rates apply $50 Broadway and l Broadway
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ONCE of Wells. Fargo & CO.,

A ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions The Tribune
n Ived a their Uptown Office.
NO. 1854 BROADWAY,
Between and 27th until o'clock D. m
will be received the
Offices at regular ONCE rates until O'clock .. m.
pa stb-ave.. c. cor 23d-st.: 1873 8th-ave.,
i2th-st.: 81 East 14th.st' 70. West 42d-.t:. be
Sd-ave.. between 18th and nth LOGS ;;d-ave.
61st-st-: los 1st-ase near s9th-st 1877 East
TremOnt-Gye.:
.Ist-st: S54 3d-ave.s 2lO BleecEer-st.: BIS
BIeecker-st- Brooklyn, n. Y-2IS Court-st.
2I3 smfth-st-. 1.O04 Gates-ave. Newark N. j.
-?o4 Brond-st. Also az all A. D. T. onceA
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SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE

haitian the City Hall. Room No. 49, until O'Clock
o Monday June 80. 1892 The following: For
regulating and paving with asphalt block pavement
following:
West End Avenue to Riverside Drive:
Thrty-niuth Street. from Leuox
A forth II One
Hundred and Eghty-seventh the norrherIy line
OF Dvckar Street. Avenue. the intersec-
ton of Kingsbrttge Road and West One Hundred and
Sjxry-ffrh Street 20 One Hundred and
Street JACOB \. CANTOR.
Borough President
The City Of New York 10 1902
For further particulars see City Record
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XXI HlN III tEfIik't NfCyIY EN-

I60lI)@) Ii \l)LN NEW ENGLAND.
E,Tr PrJ-rF LINE via Fan River Newport Leays
PIER y. R. foot OF Warren 81 week days and SUI
days 80 Steamers Fft4StL-a anu Az
Orchestra each a,
PROVIDENCE LINE. VIA Providence Leave Pier Is.
R. Murray St Week DAYS only 500 p m Srs2Ia-
PLYMOUTH and CONNECTICUT Orchestra on eAce
STONTNCTTON LINE. VIA Stoningron- Leave Pier So.
Y OF Spring s. Week d1ES Only al o-oO p II
n Name and NEW HAMPSHIRE
NORWICH LINE. via New Lordcn Leave Pier 50. y X.
foot Of Sprirs days Only az $50 p m steam
ers CITY OF lowell and CITY OF WO5CESTES
NEW LINE Leave Pier IS, E R. foot PECK
sin Week davs only St RICHARD PECK
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Mudson River by Day Light
PaIaIiaI Day Steamers New York and Albany
Fastest and finest river boats in the World
Daily Sunday.
Tor tho CatstIls Albany Saratoga and al points East
- - Nor,h ard West
rssve R-ookvr Fulton Cby ANNEX 500 A N
Desbrosses St Pizr----------------------S.4 !.
West 22d :.
West I2SSh E,: P,xz
keersie kingston Point Catskn. Hudson and Albany.
Thr1TrT1 ticksrs TO points sale at leading uksr
nrI!ttuE those 81 New York Transfer Co.
xEo CHECK baggage from residence 70 destination
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Ma-aNHr1 EMEMrMrn 4 lME

GATSNlLl EVENING LINZ.
Fer CatskIu AL Catskiu Mountain Points Hudson
and the Bsrkshires and landings Steam
ers Pier IS y R. every week day at 8 P VI
boat Saturdays t''onteora'0 at $50 p NJ; Tor
Carskiu Hudson and Maiden Connections
Catskiu Mountain. Boston and Albany Albany and
Hudson Railroads
FI5iues Corners -n1 Talle-sviNs
Dining Rooms Main Deck
DESCRIPTIVE EOLDEsR MAILED FEE.
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NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY.

THE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIV 1DbND
Of ONE PER CENT. the common stock has oeef
declared payable July 18th 1902 Transfer books VIII %
closed from June 2sth to July 10Th. both inclusive
J. y LEWIS, Asst. Treasurer.
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NY SEA TO El AIN e
ON THE FAST MODERN STEAMERS
NORTH STAR AND EgRATlO HALL
OF THE
MAITE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Is the most charming Of New YORK.
No complete Leave
New & River. o.
tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays. at p NJ Return
ing leave Portland days $50 2. "
Ths route 10 BaS Harbor. White Mountains. and al
pesc-rptvs book cree application T1ckst Once
on the pier go Broadway. and all agencies
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TROY BOATS

Ieav. Pier 46 Y R. foot West 10Th Street. daily 9
. NJ axreur SATURDAY. SUNDAY STEAMERS TOUCH
At ALBANY Direct railroad connection az Troy for al
Excursions. Troy. 81 50; SARATOGA S45o-
ptning-roonns Main Deck Searchltght Display
Saud for Beckett Excursion Tours
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building freight shed Pier No Il East River.
Borough of Manhattan; for Portland cement: and Tor
VIII be received the
Docks. Battery Place until II
O'Clock N July Sth.
For particulars Record
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Tennessee Coal. Iron and r. r.. CO.
No Broadway New York June -. 100
THE COUPONS DUE JULY l, 19u2. ON 1hE
4 BIRMINGHAM DIVISION and general mortgage five
per cent Bonds OF this Company will DC paid at maturity
Al the Hanover National Bank. New York City.
" $40 L. 7. BEECHER. Treasurer
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-ac7 .i,-,5ar5s were paid for nine months on
- - go for three months on AS2.-5cet" N
e e5is - 5ivIGends were on Sli5oeoe9. + war
$50 80 rss been expended during the cQrreIlt
E.--a5 70 operating expenses the sum .:
az - 9~7roxir1lately for new equipment anu
SS-s-1a~-erts 70 the property.
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HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY Pow

IL ELI. Leaving Desbrosses s.. at ais ?. III. CSatur
days Las ?. NJ W Ind St $50 p u: CSaIIrdays
. NJ T99th o. SATURDAYS & HOLIDAYS ONLY
800 p NJ Fer Highland Falls West Point. Cornwall.
Hamburger. Milton. Pc ksepSie Rondour
ana KINGSTON Orchestra board
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NEW YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD CO. 80

Of New YORK June -ttI ~;
THT BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
COMPANY at meeting held this day; declared a
dividend OF ONE AND ONE-QUARTER PER et1N on
its capital payable this office on the lota '
July stockholders OF record at the close Oh '
Monday, the Both inst -,----- ,-.--.-.-
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VULCAN DEFINING COMPANY.

Nv New York June 24th 1902.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE THIS
tay declared a quarterly dividend of ONE and
7TITZFcFT- AFTER per the preferred stock
and a dividend Of ONE per CeD on The common
the earnings OF the Company Tor the HrSt
quarter. payable July Goth, 1902. 49,,
Transfer books close July ah. and reopen on Ju'y
Ist Trs12 MAYER HEIGHT. Secretary.
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OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY. u
II Broadway New York city. Ilne ~ tS0-,
HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF OTIS

Elevator Company this day declared A quarterly
dividend OF PER upon the Preferred stock
Of the Company payable this Office on and after July
IS 1902 TO stockholders close OF business
June IS transfer books Of the preferred STOCK
Will be closed OF business June . lss ana
reopened the opening Of business July 10 -
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I,Ie Eri~ G western Railroad 60.

Lake Erie & Western Railroad co-ooo
Grand Central Station. y Y, June - lg---
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
l. Company have this DAY dividend Of TWO
PER CFNT upon preferred capital stock payable az
IRIS Office on the 18th July 70 stockholders OF
three clock Monday. the Both of June
~ ~ CHARLES F. cox Treasurer
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Canada Southern Railway Co: 80

tnnadh soHth n NIT = f,1e . 1eO.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF HIS
Company have this day declared dividend 9s one
PER CENT upon It's capital stock. payable az ms ono
OF August next 10 stockhoters OF record al
three O'Clock ?. NJ Monday. the 3Oth or June
The transfer books will not be closed
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SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR RE

- pairing the pier foot Of South Fifth Street z r.
Borough Of Brooklyn viii be received BY the C7rnnis
O'Clock NJ. June 27th 1892 Ford particulars
1902
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~ Ia Puerto Cabello. Curacao and
catbo via Curacoa-CaIing also Juan, P R.
' From Roberts Pier Brooklyn.
s CARACAS. Saturday. June IS
{ : PHILADELPHIA Saturday. July -
superior accommodations
se-' BOULTON. BLISS & DAIL.ETT
Ernnr
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THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS Il

day declared seri-annual dividend OF H9t r.
AND ONE-HALF PER CENT payable on ana aA'e
July 1st proxno. =, 49, .o.s Va
opening July ist, 1902 -----o>- ,-.-rta-
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Dipibeno Monies.
AMERICAN WOODEN COMPANY

Notice IS hereby given that dividend OF One and
Three-quarters d&r per the Preferred Capital
Stock o the American Wooden Company will be paid
18th Of July 1902 stockholders OF record ae
July ID. 1902.
Transfer Preferred Stock will be closed at
the close Of business July 1902 and will be reopened
July 18th 1902.
wM NJ WOOD Treasurer
T1rne
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!. AMATEUR BASEBALL

The Flour City team would like to arrange
game for next Sunday with some good
amateur team, International Stock Food COM
.pany or Birkhofer teams preferred. Ad-
dress Or telephone, at once, A. M. Townsend.
Dokken Cycle company.
first shut-out of the year by defeating the
Bryn Mawr Scrubs Sunday morning in a
holly contested, game, by a score of to O.
The feature Of the game was the phenomenal
work Of Treay of the Tribunes who struck out
seventeen men. ~ Batteries--Treay and Dan
ford Hansen and Carklin.
The ST. Louis Park team defeated the Flour
Cities by score OF s to q Batteries-Heck
and Klebs; Carney and Townsend.
/ The Globes claim game from the Little
North Stars for non appearance. Call for
games on Fred Friedman, 1113 Ninth street
S. The Globes will meet any team averaging
IL gears in the city. 80
The Gannymedes challenge.any ball team in
the state. They claim to be the fastest in
the city having defeated eight Of the best
teams in and around the city. The team is
lineup is as follows: Howard, catcher; How
ell. pitcher; Speck shortstop; Taylor. first;
Hoke second; Ryan, third; Henning, left
field; Hille, center Roach. right field. For
games, address Earl Howard, Windsor Hotel,
Minneapolis:
The j. P. vos team defeated the R. Pratts,
Is to 12 The winners wish game for next
Sunday with any 13-year-old team. Ad-
dress 807 Ramsey srteet NE. =?
The Five Corners (deaf mutes) will be un-
able to play the little Falls team until July
g. Address S. S. Olson, 616 Third avenue Sc.
The Badgers defeated Washburn Home by
score OF 80 to e. The feature Of the game
was the home run of Bailey with three men
on bases, The winners challenge any 49,
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sirable we'll and lease. We understand
this company has large number Of exs
celisnt leases besides the Mastin well and
lease, and work is going on now to build
tanks to take care of the oil in we'll No.
I, and in drilling well No. 2. There is a
side track on this land within a few hum
dred feet<of the we'll and Kansas City Is
] home market for all the oil that can be
produced. The Revenue is an ideal prop
'osition and business men of Kansas City
can have pleasurable trip any day in
running out to Bolton to inspect the COM
pany's properties
AS soon as gas we'll No. is turned into
line other wells will be drilled and added
so that not only will the town of Bolton
be properly heated and lighted the coming
fall and winter, but factories desiring to
>establish at Bolton will be cared for.
Call at POI Northwestern building, Min,
neapolis, and see sample of oil. Revenue
Mining company. D. A. Simmons secre-
tary. Stock is now 10 cents and will be
advanced 50 per cent July 1.
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year-old team Address u. Devsreux. 1904
Nineteenth avenue Sc
day defeating the Five Corners. known as
the Dumb Mutes, in the morning by score
Of to 6 in a very exciting game. The Tea
tu.e was the pitching t Of Howell who struck ,tS
the ]. l. Case team. The game was well
played up to the fifth inning, when the Jayas
The 81 would Ike
game with Annandale or any other out-of-
town team for l June q: Address John =.
br ee the Raace pv
score Of 10 to 8. Batteries-Breit4er and Cum
ningham: McCollar and Morris. The Fabers
would Hike game for next Sunday afternoon
with the Imperials or any II or 1S-year-oid
team.
A large crowd gathered at Sandy lake to
witness the game which was to have been
Dales were sorely disappointed by the non
appearance OF the Battery B. The Dales
would like to hear from out flown teams.
Northwestern telephone East 85s7-L1.
The Crystals defeated Robbinsdale yesterday
by score of IL to 9. Batteries-La Paine
town games preferred. Address Albert
McDermont, 2112 Crystal Lake avenue N.
n aa Maot nev Wi sunday Ra on ave-
nue. s and Twenty-fourth street.
The Monroe team defeated the Diamond Ele-
vatOrE by the score OF 10 TO >. Batterles-heeo
and Howe, Mauren and Penning. The Mon
roes challenge any 1S-year-old team In the
city or state for Sunday, June %, the Palace
nine preferred. Address 3SS Monroe street.
Telephone, East SIG J2. -
The E. ]. Hollanders claim a game from
the Manhattans for non appearance. The Hol-
landers played the Gannyunedes a seventh
ming practice game and were defeated by g
score Of g to A. Batteries-McDouga11 and
Kinkle, Howell land Howard. The Hollanders
claim the 17zyeer-old championship. They
| have played eleven games and lost but one, tc
the Great Western Grain company, from whom
| they took the series. They will play the
Palace team next Sunday at Thirty eight
street and Bryant Avenue S. G. H. McCracke1
| is manager.
The Fast Freight Lines beat the Janney
Senple & Hill team by score of 10 to II.
| The Ramblers won game from the Eclipse
team Sunday by a score of u to II.
The Lyndales, who were defeated by th4
Wilrnots yesterday afternoon by score o.
Is to II, claim that the game was lost owing
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felt II am willing to wish I We're coward
Poor Dickie,' she said gently.
"And cannot you advise me?' he asked,
Il cannot she said. Dear Diclde, know
not what to say ~
Dickie was all at sea. And when, Joining
his friends outside, he found them waiting
with an invitation to a little supper at the
British coffee house, he foresaw the trial that
awaited him there. Here was Anthony, with
those five officers whose brillancy and gayety
so much attracted him. He feared them and
hesitated.
"'Oh, come" urged Anthony. Captain
Sotheran gives the supper. Twill not be
late for at midnight the captain goes on
guard"
Dickie doubted his own strength and still
held back AS he had just now sought Alice 8
advice, so he desired, before venturing into
such company, a word with Frank.
Let me go home first" he said; then I'll
join you"
''To speak with your brother?" inquired
Anthony, anxiously.
YES" admitted Dickie.