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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-21
Al AkMide.

CHICAGO. April 20 -Just a. the horses were goin 6
N the post IN the fourth race At Lakeside 70 day
chief OF Police Coz and an assistant from Ham.
mond, inc., stepped Into the betting shed and
placed KID Weller. who makes the odds for the
syndicate books and Herbert Myers. sheet writer.
under arrest, charging them with gambling.
There was little or no disorder over the arrest.
There was especial festure TO the racing. The
bookmaksns kept most OF The money bet - but
Firsi Rsce-sii fqr,onrs-Dr worth, io7 tDomi-
second: Double D. io1 u. BOOKER. 70 s, third.
Time, i:ip Prince Of Meirose, DR.. Moody Whang.
doodle Dutch Pnncess. Fine Shot. Rose Dillon.
Form, Annp and Aaxille also ran.
second Race-Six furiones-Gus Lanka los
(BlrkenIuth), 9 20 I. won: Fake, Ia tRutten, $40
second: Irene Mac. los 20. Kelly, Q 70 ., third
Time. i:is. Marion Lynch. The Elba. The Carton.
Lulu ola,sr, Flosss,sn and zepho, also ;S, ran
aicsS 10 s. second: Judge Iu,hers. ios &c. keiyi.
81. ~ Paula : i and sunnySrooE also ran.
FOURTH Race-Ffve ana Q half furiones-Bur nie
lid ,pominickj, 70 4. eecond: Chop susy, lo7 q.
Baker,, 70 l. third. Ting. iIQ Mmoa Hattie
Waller Vulcan. ProdisL Son. Reeves. syboo's
Yif,n Rses-ons mile r gocdsss; o. e. Ph!lIIps,
AiSSis. ies g. Kelly, 70 !. third: Time i1 81
sixth Race - One mile and % yards - Aias
Lra TO (Forrest). 7 to J. won: Prairie Dog. Ii7
al Walsh, IL TO Z, second; Bonnie Li~ak, ITO
tbirhenruth,, 8 70 I. third Time, i;ta IS. Prince
Webb. Lucy Locket. Ida ". Leo Newell and San
SArgassa alao ran.
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RACING on OTHER TRACKS.
A. Memphis.

MRNpHn, April o.--The 0syoso Hotel Stakes
the scheduled feature OF the card this afternoon
was run In q rain that almost obscured the horse,
from the view Of the crowd. The race by accident
went tn Scborrs Rghtful. witful. the heavily
played favorte. from the Hldreth stable had the
race all but won when she was run into the fence
forty yards from the wire and put out OF the race
Her shoulde was badly mi ured and she Will hardly
be able TO star again for some time.
First Race-One mlle--M emphian, % Up. Phillips,
a 70 s. won: Ecome i07 McInerny1, TO 4, econ d
Class Leader. ~ uReedl, 8 10 1. third Time, it6
Wine Sap. Rocco. Hattie Davis. Georgia Gardner
Locust blossom and Domsie also ran.
Second Reoe-Sx furiongs-Autumn Leavea
i0i wondery,, sto won; Col den Rule, 100 tHenry1
TO TO- second: SINFUL. 100 IL. Booker 70 J. third
Time, lis. Sanctissma. Josette, Model Monarch
and Wire In also ran.
Third Rsce-FouT and half furones -Mordel,a.
no (Bullmanl, to 8. won: Vienna, ITO tHerersonl
0 TO 4, s,cond Esherson, los Oh. Booker, Q 70 1.
third Time, oSe.f Prince OF Pisen. Big Goose
Fourth Race-Hotei osyo,o. Stakes; one mile.
Rghtfui, IFS tBulman), II TO s. won: Pericles tic
lCobum. IL TO s. second: The Don. IFS Up. Phillips
10 to 1, third Time. It74. wltfuil. Judge Hines.
Jake Greepbere and Flocarline also ran.
F1fth Rsce-Sx furlongs-Bcau tifui and Best.
los (Hclg erson). 10 l, WON oronte. los Treanor)
TO 1. second: Canyon, 100 tCoburni, 70 1. thrd.
Time. Eli, suburban Queen, Kentucky Muddie,
Kings. ratius. 81. Wood and Afghan also ran
saith Race-0ne mile-Lovea Labor, ioS ID.
HALL. II 70 6, won; flaneuI, 100 IN Booker, 10
sseond; Sn sgrSy n Ice qrss s : 70 ,hrd.
fsrsday. 3r.. and Hesry OF Franstamsr also ran
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Al San Francisco.

SAN FnANcIsoo, April D.-Many Of the winners
al Oakland this afternoon were at tempting price,
Bill Nssse displayed sudden Improvement and
won the mile race. beating Rio Shannon and Horton
the Burns Handicap winner.
First Race-Futurity course-Mareaa, o. (Butler,
eto I, won John Bofes, o. (wstsonl. . 70 O. second
Nui1Ah, W Chandler, 10 TO ]. third. II me iI3
Nontallade. Yo-No-Se, NalAilo, MAlas pima Pal
9r.n hou ne v! ns'1i: propsieI hiss'on.
Second kace-four furiong. -Whos Bun, u,
second Rsyslsns. 10 IssvsnS 70 !. ssird. Tine iS
o:Ss. Rose Parr The Vogue and Oonstans leo ran.
Third Raoe-one mile and siiisenth- KimrocE.
io l.. sssSad; bsdns,: ,o' SP,snsR. % !. shlra
Miller. Aloha H.. 0avsine Ravino. Tnlars, DonatoT
Homage. Lena. Missile and LouvelseA aiso ran.
Foufth Raee-One miie-Biil Nassie. iO7 (powetD
70 I, won: Rio shannon. ioi tBuxtop), 70 /, zee
end: Horton. 40 JSsel, TO .. third. Tine, la.
boELty. Miracle H.. Dis'urbsr. Anio'es and hey
(Beib, 10 70 1. son imp. Somenos 100 lHenderson)
is 70 l.. seeond; Judge voorhei., i0 lPevslD, y
Due Slr.eis. n..s k,es c.suss I'd 'a S.d iron
sisth Rsce---one mle and . ysrds.-psxha ~
l.cf:onp' = 70 ]. second oAAs.. ~ a., n. +
third. Time. ia<,4. Position anA vssSs0urc
also ran
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une Mat The famous xssns eolors, WHIT
oiue spots.' have been s>sn IN front a iocs)
uack shb year. Palmbsarsr vac hsaviiv
played. particularly By .Ptttsbws Pm
newton benninston and ChaYisy Cash. M
bsnninston cleaned up $500 on the rsos
sna then ost sems Of Il on his thrse-ysar-o
oom Ackshav In the nth event, taking home
suite bundle Of money ~ tbs result Of bis
operaions. The Cansrsis Stakes was in
ausurated In 1889 when Caoutchouo was the
winner. Since then Green D. Morris has
won II three times with Modrine, Kenilvorth
sna oolden Cottage. Mr.. Bennington Ben
sS aee', nb being the winner last year. Kick
hsSiy risd s,i wss
one OF his rsces Mr.. BENIN gton backed him
re d60m iSS 70 idown 70 q standing 70 win Sioo-
cs Tss sss oSs e. th hs
Lne colt has weak legs. and for that reason
on h ssn1 ys.ssa. Sld not Duns. for the limit
NJ. n. O.Connor. .Jr.. an elder brother a,
S Ernis su SScsan9I h.s jp.. Sstu!psd from M
ns he liz q 2 w s 9f Jcet %,1
s SeGIf sd n %pS,. . ::SSsd a1d
fsps BUS: a,0 al &. :ss:Sn a. :.
ns. S.s ssEs cs: % he s: SER
noRsr ana n ss. NJ ~ HIRE s PsI BE ,ss
Aasig t1s P FsSi; On sss:adsy Willie shax
1' SH%s TIE s ss sood
mSmaPt for him and then had ' 70 ' engage age
tas wsi 9sS Walking Az. p the paddock before
the man out so completely that he had adj to be
carried home He was not seriously In
Y damon, Who VIII ride regularly for the
With two winners. ssccharemeter and Palm,
:, John Hood Of Buffalo. Who built the Fort
ELis TRACK. was visitor At Aqueduct yes-
stafter Cassidy set down tiormley for three
Gsys fOE being left at the post on New York II.
chsIisy Patterson was at .Aaueduct ysstsr-
Coleman. who rode, In Montana last year.
%s ssS s Nth H. q
sespppd race By Joe Robson, d stable boy, who
mile u preparation Tor re E.selsior Hand.
wsniy,s q s14 sySne ss'i Pss SaHs, horse.
MNili Be sold sold during the coming meeting at
One week before the .westchester spring
meeting begins steeplechase horses viii be
permitted TO work over the regular course
snsy Outside sbs ever an I'm
Athiana carried the colors OF her new
n shs .issR fsos j ys.terdsy;, 0' 'n' n''' time
At last was brought down yssts ter.
Il will be gratifying to those who miss the
music at Aquednct to know that Lander's
Band will give daily concerts at the Jamaica
track. Aoueduct q the only track In the
circuit where there 10 no music.
AMY sor:s; e. srssf tn55oSss ths SSsr5sr
In the Canarsie Stakes.
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Al o.. Louis.

ST. I,ours. April so-Pedsralist was drawn In
the feature event 70 day while the betting was on
and twenty minutes siio.sd for =, nav booking
Scnarh sci the psce Yntl near the wire when Jewel
came with rush and won driving BY head.
Yirss Rsoe-ssven furiongs--Percs J.. ioi POST.
70 1. won: Luna Minor. ioi tSaysrs, V y sec9nd'
Ermsos, lsrsis s: and beel.imsr also ran, -.
q. wlso9, 2 I, Won j. G ne R " iSa 'c.Y'
third, Time. e wc ss 1 False AooolAde'
'T TSi1d Rsse1ss furiong: Brs:h By. ioa tsnsi,'
second; hue Srsss Girl " IL WILSON, 70 l. third
Time, f:isl1. Prince Eugene. howllng Dervtnn'
BarEelmors, Crime, EDDIE T. Maverick and XII
A'fSonrSh Race-One miie-El Rey. lo7 from aneilil
u 10 !, won: pirate, o. IN. Lowe. no second;
Judge Csniriil. Is u. Wilson) 70 !. third. Time,
LASH. optimo. Was Taper. Prince Richard And
y fiiss RsseNsis and half iarioas:,inss level.
Typros. ! "a :, sscond; ar Chns.ophsr, i'd q
smith, . 70 !. third; lime, ~: s0undise. Wei
ss,s Rsss..oss nile and si1 Hsso,a. sIs
::ss; 70, H'i BE-. g. q o S.:ss'
Cara, Les bruno snd Brown Vail also ran.
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BOWLING.

The Golden Rod Ladies' had q narrow escaps
from losing TO the Hottentot Ladies In the womeni
tournament. The scores:
yInsT oAMu.
Golden Rod LAdes-hrs. Klocke No. Mrs.. Schultz
iio1; Mrs.; Horn, iiG hr'' cr.mer. o. hn. sehilins.
Hotteniot LAdies--Mrs. Hafner, ia; Nm, Guido.
90 Nm. Lloyd. III; Mrs.. heinhsn. u Nm. Hoffman.
encoHD oAhn.
Hotssntot lsdies-hrs, Hammer. IL; Nm. Quido.
g. TOTAL, l77.
s:sSI wG$sn M r. Nc ssso ~ . so N, M
Mn. Hayds, la Total. &C.
ossdsa Rod Isdies-Nn. nocss, i0 Mra
eshss!s iio Nh Hem., isl: hn. cramsr. In
youy Women Of New Yorb Mrs. Soil. o; NM
Nebhslm. fos hrs. Rohlon. isi: Mrs.. Muller, ala
Mr.. HArde. IN Total. So.
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August Belmont Pays His Flrst visit -
the Track THIS season.

h,ugust Belmont. chairman Of the Jockey
Club, attended the races at Aaueduct yestsr-
day for the first time and expressed satisfac-
lion with the size and enthusiasm Of the
crowd Mr.. Belmont was we'll pleased With
The running OF his two-year-old gelding
Nihepin. by Observation-Disclosures. who u .
brother to Namtor. and was also sratinsd
to see his colors carried gamely into second
place in the third race. The weather drew
out many other men prominent In racing.
The clubhouse piasxa being well nlled all
the afternoon.
The victory OF Pslmbearer In the Canarsie
stakes was popular. because IL was the FIRST
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FOXHALL P. KHENE'S STAKE.
pALNBEARER WINS TIE CANAR-
SIZE IN A RATTLIN0 FINISH.
hats Frank FarreII's Nsmeski by Head
Handicap Goes TO Fyfng Buttrsss
sydney Paget's Bembino the Only
winning Fayorite at AQueduot.

Only one favorite was successful at Aque-
la.et yesterday. and the layers got back
some Of the money they have been iosing
Uns .he opening Of the meeting. Another
crowd OF 5000 persons turned out, attracted
nv the perfect weather and the excellenos
n the card. The Canarsie Stakes for two
.sar-oiIs at -four and half furlongs pro sided
ths most sensational finish OF the afternoon.
n was a lively betting affair, In which r. W,
Wslden's entry, Petuna and Contentious
ruled favorite at n to S. with Frank rarrell's
Nameoki second choice at 10 to and Fox
hall P. Keene's Palmbcarer third 10 favor at
fours Spring and woodheart were scratched,
but Bronx and Ballycastle were added. maxi
ins a field OF ten. They were sent away in
srcelent order with Palmbearer, Conten-
uous, Nameoki and Ninepin showing the
way In bunch. At the far turn Nafneoki
vas shut of and Hosr had to take the Raaset-
Law colt around on the outside. Minder
also took the overland route with Ninepin.
Coming down the homestretch Cannon
experienced difficulty In keeping Palm bearer
straight. the Horoscope geiding swervine
over toward the rail In the last sixteenth,
Both Palmbearer and Esmeoki raced
down to the wire neck and neck, the Keene
eolors finishing In front. with Nameoki q
head back and length before Ninepin, who
10 many observers ran the best race of the
6t Cont ., pti o. ~, was fourth. length away
tho ns'p pa r. ,Ss o.sen motifs hn0D.
namptoh rampsaIers tune. o:SS. eQualed
we n use IN 800 "Aoe oy Modrine with liz
TIE sport opened with a handicap at six
su nru was ~ re.I gong 10 the barrier
nytnn We Te .dNoIiSe ~ u 70 b, with the
top wesn', nsSya q: seoohd cnoice ~ 10 TO D.
Nmuii s mnne tne r9hning 70 the turn,
ssh,nh ~. " 40 ana rying buttrese after
n, ~ ,ha srcn op1us mnom tneIe Mas 70 !,
,1nn' MAJ, AZ LA uhHer an energe TIC roe
ir1hl Mnm I'M, nhd Won length and half
Eiore peinurrer %Sa \, Vas .ne p,a ne,S ensta
we IssgiT ~, he Tine was i:it. New York
H,rrsss, III, II AZ tne posVt
4. o. a., an 10y n9moino vas mot favorite
y, ~ tn,r snT Sa,so ma,aen two-year ODDS
~ .vi anS nan iuItonss. Inere were
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AMERICAN LEAGUE sEo1Na


The champisnship season Of the American
Leasus opened yesterday with two games
between the Bostoos and Phuadsl phlas In
Boston. These two games were played
earlier than otherwise would have been the
case on account Of the holiday yesterday In
Boston. The other teams will not begin untn
tomorrow. Inc bostons won the nrst game
yesterday and the visitors the second. oddly
enough the second game was won by identl-
oaiy the same score as the Philadelph
Nationals defeated the Boston Nationals In
their second game Of the day.
sosroH "a. L.. q PHILADELPHIA a. H., 4-Monx.
I-.. mo CANE.
Bo!Ton. April ?o-Before record breaking crowds
broke even 70 day.
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PHILADELPHIA "a. L.. 10; HosroN "a. LJ. 7-AFTra-

'5atted for Young In The eighth inning.
P PSssSni JSSSSG lid
I<r on bases-Boston. o. Philadelphia, s. Struck
SutaBy Young, =; BY Hughes. 1: BY Plank. 4 BY
Freeman. Parent, L. Cross. seybold, rickering y7.
Two-base hts-stshi. Freeman. Parent. stolen
Young. L.. Wild pltch-HugheG Passed ball.
Powers. umpires- Connolly and Hassett. Time
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Cornell Has sl3.7ys.As 10 Send Crews to
ghkeepsie.

ITHACA. April 2o-The semi-snnual state
ment Of Cornell's athletic finances, covering
the period from Sept 1 TO March I. was
admitted to-day by Graduate Manager
Senior. The total income from all branches
OF sport for this period was tSi ,eoi 81, Of
which S2I 212 2s ~ pre- ~ nted football req ipts
alone The exp nditure for the same n Rod
was eis. 62a So. Having n balance Of lI3. 27s As.
which will be expended In sending the crews
10 Pou ri ZEE psie.
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.Batted for Winter In the sxth inning. tBatted
for waddell In the ninth inning.
P PSiiSn SGiSsdo
First base on error-Phiiadeiphia. Len on
bsses-Boston. o. Philadelphia, Q. First base on
struck out-By Winter. .; BY Dineen, l. by Waddell.
e. Two base hiis.Lsehance. Winter. DAVIS. I.
Stolen bese-Colllns. Double piay-Fsrreli and
Ferris. Hit by plteher-By Winter I: BY wsddeil.
umpires-Connely and Hassett. Time-3 hours.
Attendance-eS6.
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Baseball Not -.

PLAY " o. ' .sa S:ass. &: sfs:
Manager Charles L. Hendrtokson OF the Columbia
baseball team has arranged return game with he
lion team. 70 be played this afternoon 81 South
The White Plains Baseball Association would
like to hear from semi professional teams. Ad
White Plains.
From the way the teams are ciouting the bail
along the line the foul stnke rule L. not such an
incubus on batters - some folks tried 10 delude
This afternoon. a washington Park. the season
will be opened With the New York; and Brookiyns
playing .toectber and the usuA festivities. The
garne will be called at o clock.
AFTER he had been to the bat for the second time
Luther Taylor had q batting average which he
probably will not come near 10 again this season.
He had struck out once and made one hit, giving
him percentage OF 500
special train has been chartered TO take the
Columbia baseball team and large body Of stu
dents TO New Haven 70 morrow where the team
meets Yale In the afternoon. The train Is 70 leave
the Grand Central Station 81 10 O'Clock.
the semi professional Alerts Of East New York
would like to oil sunday. April %, with any team
within $50 miles OF New York Offering suitable
Henry J. Inch. Pass Ptkin avenue. BROOKLYN.
A. very bad bit Of base running was done by Bsbb
In ihe fourth inning yssis rday Bseb was on sec
was a. uncertain whether TO break for third a. a
woman buying new hat. and when he nnaly made
UP his mind 70 60 he fell an easy victim 70 House
holder III row.
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RosroN Aprtl 90-Thc Blston Nationals won ana
lost in 70 days games with PHILADELPHIA,
Zmmer out for interference.
90 BAtted for Mcfetridge In mint

sNmmeT out Tor Interference.
% Batted for Mcfetndge In ninth.
ssss fssSH a .:.:::::.:::s SSssiS6oI
FIRST base on erron-Boston, 81 Philadelphia, D.
Left on basos-Boston, o; Philadelphia, 4 First
SiIucS out~By Pittengcr, 3: by McfetridSc.
Home run-Keister. Two base hits-Abbsiicchio
1'homas, Cooley. Double pisys-HAiman and
Douglass: Hulswi,t. Mailman and Doueiass Hit BY
teneer : McPetridge, Umpirc-O'Day. Time
hour and IS minutes Attendance--i.s17
PHILADELPHIA IN. u, 10; BosroH N. L., 1-Ayrxa.
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Mare Myrtia Reed Dead.

LEXINGTON. April 7o.-Myrtia Reed. dam
OF the colt. Lum Reed, bought by German
and Bauer OF Cincinanti las I fall for % ooo
died yesterday at the Sunny Slope Stud Of
J. H. Ship In Woodford county; She was
owned by Wesley Fields OF this city.
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The first game OF the interclass lAuosse
cham pionships at Columbia was played
between the. Sophomore and freshmen
yesterday at South Field. The nrst nan
vas oloee. but ths sophomores pulled ahead
Of soSls TO !. Van -bsurep scored both
freshmen goala, vhile hve diacmnt PLAYERS rn
ecorrd for the sophomores. faiiion. Baum
and Pollak did good stick work
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sBatted for Taylor In ninth inning
s s.sst9ly yni i. ...:::::o SsSdSSos -
First base on erron-New York. J; brooklyn. ..
Left on bases-New York. Q; Brooklyn. g. First
Jones. g. struck out-By Taylor. d by NoGlnnty.
8 BY Jones. 4 TIVE bass hits-Browne. Babb.
sifsns. Hccreede, Flood Double glays-House.
holder and s;IsnS Dqyis and Hood; nahien. Flood
pire-Horan. Attendance-7,7o6.
posroN IN. L., 4 vBIlApEISzIA IN. L., s-noRNrxo
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AQUEDUCT RACING GOSSIP.

Good start: won driving; Ssccharometer. br. g..
= BY The Judge-Saecharisa; owned BY W. D. Bah
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N. ~, 10; BosToH IN. H., 7-Ayrxa.
NOON oAhk.

LET, on bSses-Boslon. 9 Phiisdeiphis. i firss
base on bsils~or Willis. 9: on Mitchell. , struci
barry Two base hlts.oooley Thomas, Douglass
wins. Mitchell sacrince hlts-wolverton. Hall.
Thomas. Abbaiicchio. VIVID patches-winis. 4;
Michel, l.. umpIre-o.Dsy. nms-i hour and s.
minutes. Attendance-9.sS7.
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Special Cobis Despatch 10 TEE Sun.
PARIS. April 2o--The race for the Prix
slmonian to-day was won by W. X. Wander
bits Mariyold. Frank Gardner's ApenaRe
was second and NJ. Caillaults Malgre Tout,
third.
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POLICE GUARD SHAMROCK.
Precautions Taken for safety Of the New
Boat while In Dry Deck.

SOUTHAMPTON. April 3o.-The Shamrock
Ill. which arrived here from Weymouth
last night viii be- guarded by police while
she 10 In the dry dock.
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RssebaIi. Washingten Park. q p. n. Ts-Aay.
Opening League Champiosship IN Brooklyn.
ridge Gates open st I O'Clock brooklyn Va
NSs york Admission SOC ado
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National League Games To-day.
New York al Brooklyn.
Philadelphia ~ Boston.
Cincinnati a. Chicago
81. Louis Of plttsoure.
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vAxrn Ts:sSIl:hsd q 80 sn llxrv.
oyHensAEsss ! aSb s SsksissRIAess

AT !a 2smR%f aSRyEE !. A Z fsSSI MART
B.,~.sS rs sHs .n s1 po Ea;s h hsss N yo
Catalogues ready morning OF each sale. Pir-
shasers will always md q large and Interesting
list to select from.
Those desiring To sell can make entries -
any time ~ % r. u. The day before the ale
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Other Games.

Otner Gomeo.
Tvoncxsrxn-hoRSNo oAMB.
S Es,s s.s.. a. LIB sssStr
Battertes-Applegate, Wlnham aud NcCauley;
r. Noonan. Mccormack and p NoonAn.
AFTERNOON oAMR-
E Fs!s s.s:.' -: ID ssSJa.si-%
Battsrss-Spnns and Eoonsn: Crane ana No
Cauley.
Fssi.s ,:. - s5s5s?s'IiH.
Batteries and McLane: Townsend and
brady.
R F.|sss s;.sssl:::":,ss isssSss :
Batteries-Brady and Stone: Green and Drake.
AT srniSorIxLp. MASS.
s sSrisyyS c!is..::.:o z:
Batserss.Banet,. Fosen ana Dillon; Miner,
q Connor and Connor.
S Esssisssss: ::::S sJd!SJs&s;
Ba!ie1es-Townsend. Patten and CLARKE; Settle
and Hart.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-11
TIE iDLEWIlD.. J..
soutn WilIismstown. Mass.

In the neart OF the BERKSHIRE Hills
Hotel surrounded by lawns and shade
trees Grand Views Of the mountains.
altitude 1000 feet. pure spring water.
good fishing charming walks and drives
Cuisine first class; large airy rooms.
Write for booklet
G. r. MACDONALD. Proprietor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-11

HOTEL Look-oFF, Sugar HiIl, NJ. ~.
Elevation 1000 feet Elevator Elec-
trio lights. Broad plazzas. All outside
rooms. Pure spring water Fine groves
and walks. Golf. tennis. billiards. pool
bowling and ping pong. Fine livery
Brakes. tally-fes. etc Good music. II
~ cRoHURsT. Proprietor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-11
rHE oeVENs. Greenfield, Mass.

This comparatively new house is sit
uatcd in tho centre OF the village of
Greenfield. one Of the most attractive
mountain sections ot New England All
modern conveniences, charming drives.
telephone and telegraph connections
Table unsurpassed, pure spring water.
Hotel carriage 90 all trains Address
+ 4. EELS. Proprietor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-11
VINEYARD SOUND HOUSE,
-aImouth HeInhts. Me-.

FalTouth feiqnts, M3ts.
Within 2Oo feet OF Vineyard Sound In
the attractive town Of Falmouth The
bathing is unoNCellcd Excellent salt
water and fresh water fishing Golf and
other outdoor sports Address G. W
GIuDINGS Manager
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-11
ATLANTIC HOUSE.
MATUNuCk, n.

Within 100 feet % the ocean with Salt
Pond In the rear Delightfully."- cool good
hoating and fishing; best of surf bathing
grandegt OF marine pictures The hotel
Is newly furnished throughout. broad
piazzas table the best Carriages meet
guests at Wakefield. Terms reasonable.
Address
y AHEARN. Proprietor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-11
VINEYARD HOTEL. oiss. es.tsss s ss-

Nearest hotel 10 Steamboat landing. Cir
cult avenue. Desirable rooms. well fur
nished. excellent cuisine Convenient TO
bathing beach street railway and post
Office. The HAMMOND COTTAGE. on
Ocean avenue. under same management
only two minutes walk from hotel. Al
dress NJ. j. PERKINS. Proprietor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-11
GRAND VIEW HOUSE. o,tys tSettiass t. sss.

Table board n speciality. Most centra,
location on Park avenue. cool rooms; full
ocean view. First-class service. ADDRESS
for further particulars NJ r. LEERf
Proprietor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-11
=ASIDE and MOUNT AIN RESORTS
VERMONT
AMERICAN INN. camprIdns. va

AMERICAN INN, Cambridge, w.
Situated on the main street OF tho
beautiful village OF Cambridge. which is
lined with shade trees. 6 miles from tho
base OF Mt. Mansfield. the highest point
OF the Green Mountains. Exempt from
hay fever, purest OF air and water.
Pleasant rooms. steam *eat. perfect
drainage. Excellsat table. Livery con-
nected Address
f. c. WELLS. Proprietor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-11

THE HARTFORD INN. Hartford, We.
Beautifully situated on bluff ovo look
ing the White River Valley. Charming
mountain scenery. Modern improvements.
Large, airy rooms. electric lights ana
bells. steam heat. spung water. excellent
cuisine. Broad verandas. First class liv-
cry. Accommodations for rs. Terms. " 90
10 $500 per week. Free automobile
meets all trains at White River Junction.
Address AUSTIN & TRUELL. Proprie-
tors.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-11
THE PEOUOT.

Cottage City, Martha's Vineyard, Mass
Open from June 10 Oct l. Delightfully
located on Oak Bluffs. the finest section
OF This famous resort. near bathing oeach'
parks. electric cars. etc. Address l. r.
PIiINNEG. Proprietor.