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New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RATLFOAD.

STATIONS FOOT OF WEST TwENry-THIRD sIREEf
AND DESBROSSES AND CORTLAEDr sIRhEl9'
~ The leaving time from DesbroSSes ano
Cortlandt Streets n Eve minutes Litter I'M. nnn
ShAt given below for Twenty-thiEu
station except where Otherwise noted
''o0 % A. NJ FAST MAIL-Limlted to two PaElTr Enx Car
P!!t,bu5s Chicago So SoN coaches Ptts0uE:
fAST FE9xsTv1ilH xsHRMRs0aIEIi iFf
Fo F5s'eas eh.tD 8nnE
5 S3fPnnS F. H. Gt Lqgl;xs s 81 Eoq!;
1g,. For Tosd2 Nashvo via and "a, L0ui''e
IS EYE 5. F1
Weich ". IA louisville % 81 LOUIS; V,ey Ro1te5
64S WsTEFa9 41s S9eRa2f2sR E9fREss s- chicago For
S ExPRESs ritts9aFTE 9osS Taes nes
s 22uis f. M Mconqfc!. ne ;1esPs sH%sEd%.FH
PRETSEoF Fit:baFs cIexeiaRa .Hd 6 GIFT!TPhA fT
'Ts $50 tDinnS ca 1910 nInt and Cart Cart
9Dn3E 10 2 c' BnnF o Ge 5Ss Go,gid
nT 22o) Is 25 ongress.ona Liri5sdl' dl'r,,nnE ca
ar x p 'in'"f n i21o nsh sgg?5ax s taSs s
@ CaE3 i9: 5D,nnE Ga G12 PI,o5 .?s
tninng G:aS2 = = Dining Car ar - 80
sGTIERS Z m 1ale s'a Il e . .
TeaR N. ,ors ,oPssbrosses and coTtandt streets.
APL4HT4 N dsllC COAST g '5 N m III ssOfo',ss sSe
SE1aD ssy3 An Ms E 5 d Az, 9sIy
N6RFo1k iNb N2rffE Il @ ff.!y RArr wAT-ror Memphis
FOR OLD POINT Ci0VFnPT ard SORFOLK--'-0o q III
A ~ ,4Es and R.5% n daily. - -vesk-davs
cIi ~ -LIF-95 81 ard : - = Buffet
psrIny payE: I"3 Through EestionieI DAYS Par
%ISIInHkinE Car. ParIor Cars Dining SaE' H
caches
LAFE MAY.--12 ,,-,-,
nrLALt m New York Long Prar1r N 1c N
oc-T twenty thir1 Street SfatI7u). -" .gav. . q
= So and II - p week Ia ,TT,.1t etr.rts)
m 4'5 Cf-0r7 Toehrosses and cor eeL laws
r"" m 12 % and il3O p III WIN
0"iE7FS HS', : * = m
FOR PETIIADFT.PHIA A. -, -. ~
10 rI)sshroseNs Cortardt Streets Z
- - q - % * Penna IIU1Adr ~ !" ~ ~ (rrJo-
nd I"ran6t StrFnts 10 2n) Cni0irE carr 'TIr1rg
ire Co-, II z. m. i2'5 rn!anE CarI - 9oI , IS
~ T'"sE-o-s"e C0rtlsUft StrHetE ~ min
Ss3 Dining Cal Is %. % T1ri7E AZ % % M
IT, an So TojrtrC Car, h5 - : 20 - L-oa-beaY
10 otE4 Sunday 10 T55 lDinng Car no r co m
20 SIX q 65 Tirn'toO 55 10 - Ftnine csrl
I?55 Dining Carr Xxx Dining Carr p ~ rr,rnI
Sha - tTG0irg carr 4.55 fDtniHr Car, %" 'A''
',ara. 2 ~ 3 ~ 6 * ~ 2. u 10 night -. 20,
TicE"f offc"a Nos Es1 1884 I'll aud Sl itIo
rtf'h tv"nre Nc1ow 2ed ST. 297 Fifth avenue "c,r.s
Station foot De<hrosees and ort,7rlt
Streets: Stree $50 Fulton street 9S
end Pennsylvania Station. Prooklyn;
T"r-ey Citv Transfer Company VII eau
ro- md choct hnrgage from hotels and residences
through
TA1erh0no for Pennsylvania KAN
CON
W. p WOOD.
Cnrn-nI Ner-p~- Csn'i Passenger ARsn'-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY, MARCH %. 1903

partrent ioade No were taken at Blsc and at out
ports 10 Ioads No closed nominal in elevator
and 81 NC Z b ahoat No white Sac and No yellow
As14c. b ancst...: .OATsAquidaton In this mar. mar
weakened prices sharply: and the Gloss
vas about lowest Of the day Cash sales here Eere G
white 44hc white. 44c; track mixed. nominal;
track white 43;364sc. and standard white 44tsc
RYE-Markst quiet. No 2 Western. 60lsc o b anoat'
state rye 56ef6oc BARLEY-Market steady. Feed
ing quoted 4Tc and mating, b2A495ec. both c
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22

COTTON Speculation in cntton to day vas IeSS & &C.
aIvance q points. and while quiet, rulei 2eier-
e.ly steady firm. closing steady net TO p"lnLIs
higher The highest prices TO points above the
oponiag and showed decline from tie pest
showed recover! rym the low point OF from to .
the August option. which hnlSned al
level Of the session Total sales futures e
bales. The initial fTTnness was Que 20
be+TeT "a lies than due OF the York Friday
Tbe English market been figured likely I" show
n 1854 points instead of this ca me -
To- points higher Spot there also advanced
. Do;nfs In foreign frmness as an IN
7u6nce in the early there additional re-
ofb Ievecs along the Lower MlszlsE'ppl
River and visible supply statement q StcEctsIy
visible be 3hi0HPb pae7
Xxi ,ales These bulIish factors
i'm cGnneCtion estimates for next weeks move
considerable covering by shotS
m - the advance commission houses sold more o. iess
move confined Vfithll
.srroTr limits The estimates Mondays receipts at
compared with last year
hFres than recent and there disposition
among cautiously.
6aN-v fellows
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22


o?o o ecePss r., Io@S S:ned a%fT1an m pa1 oia
dgf dens gPss os.d sieady tne!i 1et March
Ms, s5t jdas Maseh J4Bs 4Bsj july
SSS1sfsF' SSS1eToer' c5i N5vsnfl:eT December. e4d
.Ifi:9 TTR be 4S Sr msFket on satru - only
businrss was dore and the market S19eo IssG 25
RGninAi ,Tssts n4 .f o s. e wer patents
eRfnE sRra H SiS"5z wnteT n ' $ soos ks2as:5 o3t
az a5d "a 70 s. soe, 81 20: choice to fancy 5s8
CoMAI p%fea W kH dec opSte6 FIN. re-
as aSits " ard y,ilov 81 4oas 50: coarse 81 6a@s1
1rv n *oqt1a ~ rnr5S sa7,2 rsn ians M 3.scs s' @ III
sfc soi: So 'oas26; hominy chop $50 90
GRk1 knees Gt an d uRnsusIy m rTo
nonccl deve,ned " The Hheat m % ,6 n
# bosht on IN; early in th wes but par, Of
at :, Ioit & WneT % co1I va has nassed on without
r!rg wheat in any Te esther and
c IN fact gcTe c1Pcs With 0F
cs,ics p0d reports thnt eSrly seeing IN ,h, ,he % @
rfr " Wheat for srnr inmNnt about &c per bush
@ hfow . S ber Countries comneng freely with Amer
buspess al Of ,J whiCn t 6na rs s Zee on
idea that "a TF9p s s sG2Te fer T2s acn
most of the demand during tn" fGerGon % was for short
aeGg o.ntsrIy The curb aftsr IL o'clock shout
wtak as oso5 hs TesSF 81 osSeE There was s3port
nsna hg as rule ,e6orteS 6Gf Of loads srrns Wheat
b.rs and 10 oads outports The Interior moIs11ot @ @
O00 bush. comTared with "a! oOl
rleHrsnces were very light
g.f, Tecreases NJ 4e7cn0 hush were noted IN Minne
Escii.h visible While ErEish markets closed Partly
2 to 10 points u tue F@rle'hI
49, ~ foreign not such as IN creatc a'.y
this side "Wtng % II ''T
cnefk ~ foreiFa cror conditions. No rs6 closed
7s. elevator md 7ptc. o ahGat; Nc ! Nor1hern
1i.L S6Xr ard M I Lard Manitoba. NItHc d" n
.u, snst C0RN-Although corn In NeW-frrk SOL un
snon unner fnH thhn"flcN
1,heot and before close was IN weak rrsfIr
"a -, ~ lowest figures nf the dRN ThH Turh 'rad
.p.n br,,vh out Traditional bsor "n"ra "Hs and st
tuhuarc~ ~ "h~at EAe
} . cIp,k 20 tho dsy although IN chicago
snfI,1F vas dcne the idea thsf "ee hs r'eSr'nE
amounted to H4t nfo husn The cables
clcs.d unchanged to Ad net h'shsr' IN s eAP0F' 0e
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
Steamboats,.

ma K. one TY:inE nc has IacNICd SI0- -
ir1bib-r however has fear of a rsi-klsI- h..tI
after a debauch from 10. and IN this. at l"s~t. u
has a rNdecmiI virtue. Tor the after rHrf'' re
never bad MindorO has at least TWO tuba EcnCCEs
\, ne, have made themselves comfortable 'nI''-S
traffic I'm the product Inc CucodNUt mas T"'k t'''
substantial growth in Nnd0ro ard .-'t.'-. ,'~-
plarsfUr wherever thy u'rft r H'rtf -
t-rnurd int which ~ Srirk them 10 may he lk u
from this that the culture uf fFn '"yt.ufr IS d.
island
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22

Foreign Coffee Markots-Rio-Cofee market weak: No
Ro. $500: 12hsd: receipts. 1900 mags;
cleared fa the United States 15o10 stock $4,000
hags Sa1tos-Coffee market quiet good average Santos
10000 hags stock l0l2oo0 haSs Ham
iurg-Cofee market opened unchanged at 2:3O m was
pfS lower: sales. 1000 bags HaVre-
t,onee market orened quiet. lower: at II
hars
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22

40 5O, r.~var,c4 f-r :, sp.:uHrS The iTp = WOOL
Sns, rra vra- VIZ. NV WI..s. 45EI 1.Ies Nc
t.r,a lr ,,IIe II t.r-i HuI- Natal. $50. Mar
settles. G-S. eIsev ll'-"- -
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22

EackaWanna Railroad.
Leave New York Barclay and Christopher StA
1900 A. M.-For BlnEhaulton and syracuse
A A.-For Buffalo, Chicago and St Lo0lA
81 40 = M.-FUr Buffalo and ChiCAKo.
fGOO p M.-For Scranton and Plymouth
GO 10 p M.-FOr Buffalo and Chicago.
S845 p M.-Utica. OsWego. Ithaca Buffalo.
A M-For ChicnEO-Slrrpcrs open o P. II
Tickets al il3 A20 lIk3 broadway y Y: as FCltos
at BROOKLYN "DaIly. fEIcept Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
READING SYSTEM

AIDING y T - M
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. x.
! Libevty- Street al south Ferry 0.me from
Sou:h Ferry minutes eaEEer than shown u-.s''
EASToN BETHITHE't. ALLENTOWN AND
Wal eli CIT Nh - - F-t-r.1 ...-r 70 a. -
90 - - Ea~tut .-1sJ = r. ~'i'-t' = -
VII : * X ESFi :,Ti tRRF: .ND RlNToN-.t"2 20
2 r. >IuI+r= - - -
LAKF;W OOD. LAf.E.IEI RST. TGN~ FIVfH ND
BARNECi At ,u. g: s..- =. be-. i.' q lD L. <--
ATLANTIC CITY 80 10 a - - 40 r ~ 80,
Love nRAXcM. ASHGRI PtRE ,G,,9 H1E.N
POINTS-z4"n So: II %" o. IT.. -. .'-'. go w.
PfIII.ADF.LPTITA ,E;ENDr>G TEEMIIsI- - =
- 10 . 90 -auo. +I0tH +II"0 =l1t" - d.
81 ~ f2ts 90 '4orl 'TnH- IS %" +I.o. 500 ~
X mtr
24TIT A%Ir CIIFST>TT S~IE ..T|f = : - 80 F'
III IN a m 100. ~ 80 '1O' '5'r. - = 2
RF4D1~G HARRI>nu RIG. POTT~yHI.E ND
an Feeding >I.rr =-trF
Heading F..tsrla aGI EF---f-h.-- . - o.. r. s"
ylr.rr.
ceIt sunday. ssur.iay 0-,s- :Ta-'r O0'"- E.l
69c@s. Ttbertv :. Tc--~. ,7 F.--v t~-r- Tf-ze
s7yara I:-E las 12,'- =. We '-.-- - -
t-GIu1lhl4 ~. x. t-r--- G+f 80 E--'-r0
Fl-n~kIyr 9S TroI1Ua-. E'.'iFr-s' E-- Nv N--~
Transfer e." rara fer aHl ,es~ it-Ea-. = G--l-.
-. FESLF,R. O. W y t-I.
and Cin7 Nc- '1--- Et~~ r A--
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
NFw JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.. F'ETIIADE-T-
PHIA AND READING RY. and BAL
TIMORTs ANG OHIO Il. II.

nar~ss. Ilr--. - rarsr Sr-s Ier-. '~'.~ rF-l~.
IIa ZG1 "a 1910 1875 RI advay. - ST. f-s x
1'nlor SQUARE West 1j$ t>a-' -. = ~ " -
2f5 columbus I've Nv "'.- '.sr' - &f4 40
York T&arssrr f'r AMI la=-sse ~ GsSti
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22

Receipts at treaost0Hs az hhie ~ g-ain hush
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Ruralo Ma II ~. rlu- quiet Whoa. >rrinE ,asy.
No harI %: ~ \"rher n. - '''>. 3 80. So
Is 80 = c.rn &C. steady No white. 81. 10
r,Ixr, Ia:i-. "a. n. 1Si5Ns asNHt RyS -
.. 5Ar
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-17
AMONG tn: HORSES

Washington. D. c.. Nov. 1T--The new
Columbia course at Bennings was not
used yesterday until the Columbia handi-
cap was run. IT will only he used in
the longer races. The Washington folks
have done much TO improve the track
and surroundings.
The initial event OF the card for g.
year -olds and upward. was very open. as
good as 10 being obtainable against
any horse In the, race. Red Dameel
made the running for the first six fur
longs. when she tired, and Fustian came
Pepper and Red Damsel.
In the second race. for 2-year-od maid
ems, Lady Mirthful and Redman did the
pacemaking. but Alforten was better pre-
pared and stayed The limit, winning clev-
erly. The others were spread out all over
the course.
rather poor lot OF jumpers took part
in the Biadenburg steeplechase. Con-
mover was the paddock tip. but at the
horse affair from the beginning, Manilian
leading. with Tmperialist at his tail for
"a miles. lmperialist then went 10 the
front and won, pulled up.
High Chancellor had been specially pre-
pared for the Columbia handicap. and
won cleverly. Castalan was the con-
tender In the last quarter and finished
second. Unmasked was left at the post,
and the others had little or no chance.
Ort Wells won the NTH race. Lord or
the Valley second. Chsmplain third.
While waiting for the start In this race,
Henderson. on Bill Curtis, was kicked,
and Il is said his leg was broken.
April Shower won the sixth race, Inc
Qua rdsman second. Demurrer third.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-17
CHESS ToURN 'M:NT

In the rooms OF the Providence Chess
club last evening there was gathering
of some considerable proportions OF the
followers OF the game OF chess. The occa-
sion was the playing OF one OF the most
interesting tournaments that has been
seen there IN some time. The members Of
the club we're particularly gratined at the
number Of entries, which was very large
this being a state tourney.
There were 7i entries in all. and be-
cause % this fact the playing was contin-
usd 10 \ very late hour. The contest was
Knockout tournament" which means
that those who lost IN the hrst round
must retire from the contest. those who
lose IN ths second round must also retire.
ard 80 on until there are but tvo left 10
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-17
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-17
Critic Put It All Over DAILY in i5-Round
Bout Last Night.
6ennings Race Course Opened In
ausp,CiousIy Yesterday.

Boston. Nov. lT.--Kid Griffo and Tommy
Daily went Is rounds at the Tammany A.
&. last night and Critic was awarded the
decision on points Critic was never in
danger. and his cleverness enabled him
TO escape many OF Daly's vicious attacks.
Daily began the contest in his usual
forcefu style. swinging both hands for
the body and head, but the kid easily
blocked these leads and countered we'll
with both hands. For six rounds the
Italian did most Of the forcing. but little
landing, and when he did score hts blows
generally lacked force Critic either
blocked or ducked the most dangerous
swings
Grifo worked his left 10 the face with
regularity. and after the fifth round
Daiy's nose showed the effects OF the con-
stsntly jabbing. At long range Grifro was
easily better. and when they got TO close
quarters he sent his right TO the ribs and
worked his double left handed blow 10
the stomach and face cleverly. After the
sixth round DAILY never had a chance and
was outpointed and outgeneraled by the
Brooklyn Hebrew
In the eighth DAILY missed a vicious
right swing and turned completely around
was after him and landed a hard left
hook 10 the Jaw, flooring DAILY In the
ninth Grifo was all over his opponent.
and In the tenth DAILY gave evidence OF
being all In. He was ALSO weak In the
llth. 18th and 18th rounds. but managed
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GrIfYo easily landed his left leads and
ripped his right TO the body and across
10 the jaw ss Tommy tried 10, cllnch.
Jie kept after DAILY continually. stabbing
his left 70 the sore nose and mouth and
ducking and sidestepping Days danger
Gus swings.
Referee Donnelly had no hesitancy In
awarding the decision 10 Critic and the
2"p spectators checred the victor as he
left the ring
There were four preNminaries. Kid
Lewis outclassed Ray George in four
round and Young Walcott proved 20 the
satisfaction Of the referee that he was
the master OF Young Malloy I'm three
rounds. Johnny Bryson Of waltbam and
Tony Lewis boxed lively six-round draw.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-17

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-17

fight out the battle for the supremacy. II
was won by Rev. C.. F. Oblinger Tho
play:
First round-Rev. G. L. Ohlinger beat
George s. Morgan; Hugo Bruel beat r.. f.
Perrin: William II. Price beat Or. Pol
lock; r. II. Blanchard beat Edward Jollie:
William f. Kershaw beat W. w. Work;
Louis Reyn beat G. III. Easton; o. Holm
ouist beat w. j. Smith; A. =. Munroe beat
George Smith: J. a. Anderson beat James
Evans: James c. Jones beat +. White; +.
p. Middleton drew bye The games OF
Munroe and Smith and Jones and White
were adiudicated
Second round-Jones beat Kersha ":
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-17
tuNlING.

Ia the proposed Inter-Club Duck Pin
lePgue series there has been much inter-
es' manifested. and when the club meets
II Is confidently expected that there Will
be large increase i'm the membership.
rlr meeting IL 10 be held next Thursday
evening.
a. CRESCENT TOURNAMENT.
last evening the No aggregation of
players won two games from the No. :
combination on the Crescent alleys. At
tn. close OF the second event the score
was tie. but the No 2 players were VIC
torous in the extra rolling. Hawkes. was
the high roller, with a total OF 26i. The
summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-17

Reyff beat Breul; ohlinger beat Middle
ton: Price beat Pollock: Hohnouist beat
Anderson; A. r. Munroe drew bye.
Third round--Hohnqust beat Blanchard:
Jones beat Reyff; Ohlinger drew with
Munroe and won draw
Fourth round--Ohlinger beat Jones
Hohnqust drew a bye.
Fifth round--Ohlinger beat Hohnquist.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-17
MERCHANTS.
TRINITY SQUARE TOURNAMENT

TRINITY SQUARE TOURNAMENT.
Last evening Dodge's choices secured
all three events from Williams con,bina-
tion on the Trinity square alleys. Smith
was high man for the evening obtaining
2ss. Including a single of Ioe. Pratt and
Barker secured singles OF los and 100 re-
spectively. The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-17
FOOTBALL

Now that the Interscholastic football
season Is about to come TO an end little
comparison OF the work OF the several
teams is not out OF order. So far as the
seasons work is concerned Pswtuket
stands at the head OF the last, but when
other comparisons are made II is seen
that the boys from East Providence de-
serve no little share OF the glory OF sue
cess The season for them has just closed
and the record stands with only one de-
feat against them.
The average weight of East Providence
High In comparison with other teams in
the league II also interesting In view
OF the fact that they rolled UP such scores
against opponents Average weight OF
East Providence High, la5 pounds: Gran
ston High. l43 Classical High, 155: Eng
lish High. IA; Hope High. lso: Pawtucket
High ie3 and Manual, lE pounds.
The result of the games played by the
local team this year Is interesting, also.
and as follows: Fast Providence, 20;
Cranston High 0. East Providence, II
Classical Hish. o; East Providence, %;
English High o. East Providence. %:
English. O. East Providence. o; Paw
uIckst. ). East Providence IL Manual. o.
RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE. II; CON
NECTICUT STATE COLLEGE. g.
Saturday the Rhode Island college
eleven defeated the visiting Connecticut
eleven on the local field. with score Of
n 10 6. The score does not show the com
parative strength Of the two teams. Twice.
wher within striking distance Rhode ISL
and lost the ball. once on an off-side play
and failure of placed kicked and once
on downs on the secShd play of the
game Connecticut obtained the ball on
= tumble and by short line plunses she
carried ~ over. During the remainder OF
the game Rhode Islands offence was
terrific and Connecticut gained her dis
tance but twice.
The Grove Avenue Primaries best the
Young Ruffalos IL TO Saturday on the
Grcsvenordale lot East Providence. The
names Of the winning tesm are as follows:
Captain. Willie Chase; manager. Hugh
stubbs. centre, Harold tjoff left guard
Earl Dillon right guard. Herman Land
graft right end. Ambrose McKenna: right
tackle. J. Chase: left tackle. v. shedd
fuIlback. J. Howse; right halfback, w.
stiibbs: lefr halfback. James Hawkins
left end. ". Cole: quarterback. Willie
Chase
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-17
.EYNTER
MERENS.

EI.MWoOD CLUB LARGE PINS.
AT the t.Inwood club the No combi-
nation won two events from the No. Z
rollers in the large pin series lsst evening.
Only four pins prevented tie of the
teams in the nnsl game. Anthony made .
total of $50. including a single of go. the
largest single of the present series. Lu-
ther ard Hathaway also passed the covet-
ed $40 mark The summary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-17
.oDGE'S.
WIII.IA MS
MUSIC HALL TOURNAMENT.

MUSIC HALL TOURNAMENT.
Wallace's team won two games from
Swtft's PLAYERS on the Music Hall alleys
last evening. The last two events were
closely contested. Ashley was the high
roller, with a total OF 275. while Wallace
followed closely with 27s. The summary:
WAII,ACE'S
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-17

POTTER AVENUE TOURNAMENT.
The Merchants were successful In win
Ming three games from the Mckinley team
In the Potter avenue tourna ment Nc
Carty was the high roller, with a total Of
2so. including a single Of los. The sum-
mn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-17
NO / TEAM

RANDALL SQUARE TOURNAMENT.
Aliens team won two events from Co
hons players on the Randall square al
leys last evening. All the events were
closely contested. Smith was the high roll
Ter. with a total of ga The summary:
ALIENS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-17
NO. 1 TEAM
BROAD STREET TOURNAMENT.

BROAD STREET TOURNAMENT
Rush's team made II win in all the
evenis with Magce's men I'm the Broad
Street Casino tournament last evening.
The last game was very close only one pin
separating the teams Burgess made the
largest total. obtaining zen The summary:
RIsHs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-17
No. . TEAM
NO. 4 TEAM.
CRESCFNT SPECIAL

CRESCENT SPECIAL.
The Teyntcr quintet secured two of the
ihrse games from the Mcrens men In
series OF special events on the Crescent
alleys Schnellback was the high roller.
with q total OF 252. The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-17
MILITIA BASKE BALL

The schedule OF the Military Basketball
league has been completed The first
game OF the season will he played next