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T.,es T. suscsssys ssy: l ssye z, sos,: rs.. bess
cupied. Bonner did u on Monday. and BresnAhan
cd u yesterday. Home runs are frsQuest e the
Polo Gioup1s tkase days.
J.C.B-B. wlAs
A feature Of the HAttonsl League paiohing 90
far ira seoson hes been the unusual number Of 6aIs
men hit By pitched balls
Nay 2 T. osss :; s.y AZ 49, 81. cub osstss
Emil klaa. - wsoater avenue
Through esneetisuoa the Bsooh1yn ma Sckesi
hss Hsy . open q Adsipm Ftald- Address Arihur
WalsA. Ia Marcy avenue. BROOKLYN.
Tns Lilac .wsvsrtys OF Tuckahos hsvs date
open IN NAV. js.s: JSy end AYGSss! ios saHss q
X cr5tsv. . Assos 1iaes. New yers.
Tae sssr A. Q. 81 Newark has ssxt Saturday
ss ',s ,Hs oss i s:1ss.A .: :-. Aai
MT. s: .,sSs .ssn S ME. s y g sss,
R pss 60 H .sss x ssr sv.sss. ssssSi S
he M.rsSss:e ,ss% he: sss s''Isy,ss assss
sys s::.s Ir s:ds: isi -: g e: ~:
brooklyh
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pLATER'S COLUMBUS STAKES.
.srps sPRINTER COVERS SIX
FURLONGS IN 1;12 -. =,

Grand Opera Wins Again Ter Pistsbarg
Pnil-Juiim Fieischu,ann's stroller the
Rest Thing Of the Day-Iscket and
Woodshade In Frsnt st lsng ODDS.
7. Aste's three-y ear-old geidinp Platter.
=. u.nry o. Navarre--fnvermay. won the
Columbus Stakes for three-ysar- at six
,'slongs a. the Jamaica track yesterday
n,,srnosa In phenomenaily fast time con-
a,ss,ins the soft going. Platter. carrying ia
nonnds. covered the distance In I:is As. run
I'M The half in oa7 and the Ave furiones IN %
At II was the first appearance Of the ssAson
~ ibis noted Splinter and the talent plunged
IN him making him q to 2favorite. Newton
asooin ston's Kickshaw was q reoeding second
Choice at fours. Michaels took Platter away
from the barrier at a tremcndnus pace and the
Selding opened up u gap m short order that
ns,red victory for him beyond the question OF
doubt. lie was eased up In the stretch and
Won galloping by fivc Lengths. with Frank
Parcels Minotaur. a !, TO shot. always sec-
ond beating Sweet Alice. 10 to !. By three parts
Of A length This was the feature Of the days
racing which was enjoyed By crowd Of 5000
persons, who got a shade the better Of the
Struggle with the layers through the success
OF three fsvorites and third choice.
There was a severe setback for the form
plsyers In the opening event, for two-year-
dds at four and a half furiongs. when Wizard.
"a to favorite. carrying Foxhall Keene's
colors. and John W. Schorr's Excentral. q
bot tip who was widely played at 10 to 8. failed
70 show in front. The winner turned up In
the Columbia Stables woodshads. . swift
nly by Observation-Disclosures. who scared
in the betting TO 20 to and finished two
Isngths before Wizard. who was q length
before Bob Smiths Silent Water. Tho time
vas 0:S5 LIS.
Father Bill" DAILY scored In the second
that had never ridden q winner. Hue and
Saass %s the S sSSSs 4 esssy
ss TosSst 70 shot, riSd.n BY Johnny
8; sSl:. az Ss ss.s
. neck before Blue and Orange. The time
sui shs s s.sp . s:s f. *. s:s
sss yi.S The Columbia stsSis. "a saSiSs
sC WI. 70 S.1s 2 =. r. o,:
he turned the trick. With Shaw in the saddle.
winning ridden out By two lsngths from
iuds Grasailo Va: efs NIT & the ei pos. 0 TSs
'l% fi. Is e. Grand op.r. appeared
yards % oompisseiy q lis mercy that The ayers
fP ssssss Wan s:T: sss s:
sent away and the Wagner colt proved osysr
Dalys Colonsay. . so 70 shot. The Hueusnot
and zorosster followed hesds apart asnamed.
p;e es 5. tn. e... thing Of tn. day
maiden thres;year old 81 sII furicaF: II
msn..P :, & bssssS dS ~. % 81 7 e T.
ment. both long shote. took turns at making
as SD ss.u IL :u ss % q z; n ss
Martin found an opening and carried on the
bulk of the purse with ease. Stroller heyin 9
Two isnsthc Over NAT q Mui!cn' mo 80 shrss
1Is ~.
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PHILADELPHIA "A. IL. =: NEW FORK "A. L.. g.
PHILADEIPHIA.. April 2s-For two and .
half innings To-Day hope rcee high, ia thss
breasts OF Clark 0rimth and his b and u osll
But their hopes were dashed u earth in the
latter. half o. the third, when the Phila-
s.SS applied sAsir bats Win much uni
and before they Nere retired four 'runnsrs
had crossed the plate. y Was the finest
season. All the hls we're hard and clean
away out Of the reach Of the hslders Wolf,
formerly Of Kansas City. sucoeeded Howell
much With the latters delivery. but they
did not have to. After the third waddell
settled down TO work, only one single being
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Al Akealsle.

cHrcAeo. April Swim only . fe..he! on her
back I'd Trotters Lingo proved easily the oest
Of Che AslS Of nvs y me me hsnd,saR Lssesds
q % l. Sbs laying second p Abqla tor seven fur-
tonrs. reed ovef him 81 the end and won unex-
tsa1Sd Uish tWo iengths 70 spare.
Pm: 49,. ,ss LIN, 1siA: g n ..ccsa
b.cssd nfs e 4 ie ssS Dr. oNsi h' 40
Second Rsee--Ss ACKNOWLEDGMENT. lie
lDS@ino sSea scp y ics ;s a Il s0t e
{hTs A oI ess ana a:Iv ~. o0I raw
laird Rsee-on: 1iisEi!nFo, z. ssss2. TO
ddur%sa. %; tbOnlnlesl: e s third Tine.
FOURTH Escs.s. iSao.ss-H,sso.y Gornsr.;
70 Z sscoaa: Gus ksnES Is dsirs:ars.Si Q
suaTd, Mis- Manners end Dr. Worth a,so ran
Fifth Racc-One Aiie-Dyxon ia Doninick1.
second: PIodlgI son. iSe &C. Ksllsy' 70 shlrd.
d b.rsi, Reeves ana Cold Bid. also ran. 49,.
siIth Rsce-Ons mile and . sixteenth-Alee.
, y :, .ss 'G ba.e 4 S:ss %
ssinsisrs is .Tao. r%Js sSn r. Res.. ' :ns
whAng doodle also ran.
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IN TIE BASEBALL I0RtD.
LOCALS SECURE FIRMER GRIP
ON NATIONAL LEAGUE LEAD.

Neat the Phiiadeiphias. while -. Lsuis
Takes . Fan Out - the Champasus
-sssclnnat1s Manage 70 Win Ansshsr,
and the Bsstsns Defeat the Drsosiyas.
A nrmer hold was taken on nrst place By
the New Yorks yesterday In the National
League fight. The looais defeated the Phtia-
deiphiss while the Pittsburss were being
thrashed By St. Louis. Cincinnati manased
the Brooklyns were downed by Boston.
Both Boston and st Louis passed the Brook
lyns. who fell back 70 the second division.
Results Of yesterdays games:
New YORK. u: Philadelphia, T.
Boston. 4: Brooklyn. ..
g. Louis. 4: Pittsburs. ..
Cincinnati, Q: Chicago. l.
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AZ NASHVILLE.

NAsnvul.s. April ss.-Tne ATTENDANCE a. Cum
ent events wsli eoa.esssd. The track IVES fast
an F,r rs RscsSsevsn furicaes-0oiden co.t.se.
ioa wv Dslyl. % nss ws ~ ic 9c wv; Sonn
70 1. third: Tine, ia .pSocss; , ka. e, Hand
sccoad Rsce..fosI aneassI1nSslss; loo
10 q second: Orient, "a lCrovhursu. 70 !. third.
Ttms. oAo. Soufrisie. Miss hortense and Katie
rc TSird Rses.ons mile and 20 ysrds - !, sinner I
aimoa = (D1etereieo. 10 10 8, Won Grand MASals.
= csSoisS, 10 % s, :scead; Lady s'rs'hmo's'
1te 70; s1 Rsc.rosi "a half
ios sRcserss,. " 20 q. Won: EmHsro. Of Ina ~.
,ss Ce's.'' ,hird. hns. ~ x.iSss Hai: Rcs;
IN f Es1a fl.n ssn s.s wssaes :ss
IRE 0sT 80 ne % snc wo. Ecs ssy, "a
.'Sssa k HSHn s., ' "a foos Que. si,s
$780, r. sSssdel :;
:s::s al = s,. g: is:s.;:r t$.I:
VAR @sssss sss dssSs Also rsa.
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AMKRiCAy LEAGUE sAHEA

rA6lsasauAaas yaas ,Ansssss aauas pssm
the New BsrAns WE Bsn - M.
AneehR spHil Of weak hatsins slnictsA The
New Yofhs ysstSsday. AID Ahsy iesl thsts
second samsin philadelphis. A. tAs hanAsof
81 bsck. and the CisvelandS Won thsir frsi
ga tsns; 9essinG 81; i1uis he Rcstecs yfss
are nov ss sce NJ ~ Oh. ns s ~,
third. Yesterdays results
Phiisdeiphia. Z: New YORK. 4
Boston. n; washAnsson. T.
Chicago. O. Dstrott. T.
C1evdand, o. ~ Louis o
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First base on errors-New YORK. .; PhlladelphiA.
.. Left bases-New York, 10: philadelphia. ..
Y1rss base on balh-Of Taylor. D. OF Cronin. I;
OF AcFetFidge, .. Struck out-By Taylor. Z: by
Cronin. a. ~ AcFs!ndse, .. Home Iun-BIcs-
--Ofber. Bresnahaa, hcYetridge. Secrince hits
-NcGsnn. Lauder, STOLEN bases-AcGaan. Dunn,
Hcdann; Wolverton and Brashear. His By pitcher
..by Aclinnity. I; BY Acfstrdse. 4. WILD
Attendance-o.o00
BOSTON N. IT,. 4: nRooKLYN.".
ws:sin S sson f.lt zig the Boston: soos and
Evans vas Q valuable asset la the sc-
ouired possessions Of the Bostons, but
very costiy for the home team. Evans
passsd seven Boetons 20 hrst base: Of this
number three reschsd the plate Evans ato
plain that the mistakes Of Evans gave them
the game. Pittinger kept the Brooklyn htts
well scattered. Tbs Bostons had not won
game since he was In the box for them last
tine c Ihs winner s,ro wsss 0qso Sss dS
and commonplaos sort Of an ensssemeat
prooklyns, made . good imnresslon;, Hs
had speed and frstclass command OF MS
delivery.
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Mccormick, Ander.os On. Firss base on srrors
on iS:. ii 3 sruC; ~. q J s:
sy Powell. 9 Double pi.ys-Goohn.ur Ls,ose and
h,ctmsn o. stein o s,.sEHH nccaTsny L
Ian on basss-ceyeiAnd. ~ 81. EouiS. u. HI By
Pitched ball-ny Powell, :: Ump.re.o IeughMn.
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'besseo sos fOwhssoo sne ninsn st. /.
washington ...........o 80 -
First base on errors-waThington, Bostoa. 1.
LET. on es:esows.hlagsos; & DcssSs. = TIT ETs
out-By Lee. !: by Toynsend. q by YosAG. 8. Home
runsIDosahtsry. Fsrrss nolmes. TIRE ,S,se
Young. SScrince hits-LschAncs %. stolen base
% -Bnen Double Rl.ysNPs5ecs; f ya ana VIA VA
ptch-young. UmpiTe-Connoty. Tms-i hour
and 80 minutes. AttendAnos-.3A
cI1vmAND. O. ~. Louio u. L..
CLEVELAND. April S.-Befcre one Of the great
CLEVELAND. the American Leasue season was opened
. 'n Inc ne, forced ne msns~smen, ~ c,os.
the gates one hall hour before the zane called,
,SrlSs sseSssnds q psS a ,s syss,Sc
ancs was So oxfns 70 the crush on the grounds.
many people were injured ey the circus seats brsek
the game was an Interesting one. Cleveland out.
playing the usitop 81 every turn
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Gossip q the ntng.

b. z, 20 :osf 3: SEN
s~eeS.y disappointed .. number Of clubs In he
ssen,iy done, and ssssney VA barred from nss,
Ing. Bu, Swecney has evideniiy satisned ths
10 the future. because he is now matched W boz
Jimmy Gardner Of Chicago for nfsecn rounds early
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JAMAICA ! RACING GOSSIP.
In Dsiys Leskss Nm Up sna psxhal
keenSe U1zara C,os,esn.

-" ASYs Aoe8eS - W end Penal n
kssnSs- Wlsara ClassAsA.
Ths hrsb sxtdsnes Of frictioa IN. seuIn =
raoes made IL appearance at Jamaica yes.
sroay. wAen LocksA who vss entered e. b.
900 tos u.ooo. won the SECOND race. O. X.
whitney ran him up n 80. at which azure
"Fsthw Bin DAILY bid The ususi IS estrs
and sent the HAlma-Token colt back 20 hIs
barn. Prior to this II. " Meyer, the owner
OF Mtss Nancy. ciaimed Foxhall p. Keene's
Wizard out OF the nrst race for d $50. Not
long aftsrward Andrew KILLERS trainer.
Frank Regan. acting presumably for Mr..
keene. bought WIZARD back for o.. 600. Meyer
making proat Of $3.50 on the deal. After
Platter had won the Columbus Stakes, for
which he was entered 10 be sold for b. ono.
crowd collected around the judges stand
bid
During the running Of the NTH race there
were two narrow escapes from tumbles. Go
ing up the bsckstretch Rosanco. with little
McCaHerty up. stumbled TO his knees, but the
boy quickly pulled him up and walked him
home. The saddle girth on 0aviota slipped
and J. Jones had all b could no TO keep from
Ealing g earth. In ne arst race sydney
han sat % The ssddIs, but de boy huns s" on
plan GER. who he bssn safI sriSx from Soabis
saSs y and his horses were 'sn'
Johnny O'Brien, the apprentaes who rode
from Father Blu, Daiy. Jockey school
and the sage 81 Hartford says that the
handled rf roG sSs miami /. iaa: q i.: a
his nv s s Is: East b. % asds
e. IN 4ss for ne assd.n Xxi: :.e sSa
Jockey Waterbury haf 90 far recovered from
shaw carried Oh the riding honors yesterday
with two winners. Hardwood and Grand
The Executive COMMITTEES of the Saratoga
Racing Association will hold . meeting at
the Jamaics track this afternoon to decide
The horses Of Michael Murphy, who has not
raced on the turf for some time. arrived
.rs sa'fPsassa .d sss diy...S wa:
refused 70 break. Consequently he placed
the colt upon the schooling list.
Pettingih: yhY vas an ON d ciai At a. t n's
post o0 sssi.t i csTenos Mcdowell to plscs
The Scod things that failed to .msterialize
IN the nrst race were Excentrsl. who was
STs q re hot.,s sp; e ne day; Gr. .Ss
ssnish's Silent Water VS. pounded down
from , Y e to AXES but could 90 no better
1 s DeYSn 81 :s s,:stss
one q Tie race raoes from The lawn. She was
dressed In the height Of fashion. and some
body said that she had taken an afternoon
on from Barnum's circus.
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.B.,.sd for Evan In i. ei Sia inning
s s:sse';s :....::.::.::.a SsssaGi =
Ls On e.:s:s.SSslyps Ss:Sn Frss
out-By Evans. J.: BY yickers, 4; BY Pitsinrer, ..
Two base Mtscsekiissch; ki,thdss: sscrince
-S,rsne, HcCreedis. Sheckard az. Doyle, Dexter,
Cooley IN. Pttnesr, Double plsy-Dextef and
Moran. nme-i hour and v minutes At
tendance-7.soo
Of. LOUIE N. H.. Il PIrTsBuBo. l.
81. LouIs. April Shy wonderful rsversai Of
Frrors BY Brsnsneld and Dohony permitted three
men 10 tally In the third. Attendance. 3.1O0.
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sascs-Nev YORK. d Philsdeiphls. 4. First bose
On balls.on Wsddel I; OF Wolf: I. s,ruek ousI
Davis. Murphy. 1--WE base hiss-A. Davis, fultz.
Hsrse l. Gross Pic.srnE stolen en- hases-H HAT:
and II. Davis Umpires-Carruthers and HAxsett.
Time-i hour and Is minutes. Auendance-6.is
CHICAGO "a. L.. Q: DETROIT.
DETRoIr. April 7s--Dctrolts nrss defeat came
the seventh following . base On bslls. Green
cinched II later by home run. Cmwford's right
hand catch Of low liner WAS the fielding feature.
sheridan was roasted by the crowd for fsvorns
Chicago and putting Carr 70 the bench for CONVEX.
sstkon. Score:
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c,. hattie, for tanes NSe1"aS -
Chicaeo .......,.....'"0 ID
Two base hits-!yagle. seymour. Doaln Ewing
Mb 5ss ssorince nis lhnks! 5A. Doybis plays
love, TintsI en- Cnsn 81 La n sSa csiFS,Ss
Be-. .' o. S:Is ZIG ,i a Icy, Aii
Sy psss srn,sy ssss. len On ssss. .SGsns
PAL r.a.'ss eSsis.fs: 49, q ;rsS.-Sssi.:
n m,uc,es. GmSiiss-Johnsoa and Hoiidsy. AZ
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,,r nrss pais nt'op ss,. a9% s.cmaSssse,d rs
Jones. Green IsOeil. DAILY on. Piss base on balls
or Knson. .: On p,.srsoc. :. hh sy pitcher
Len on bases-Detroit. 8: Chicago, Z. Struck out
.py k'son: 2 BY Pssscon Double Double g ,syyndE,
Time--i hour and 70 minutes. Attendance-t.s2s.
BOSTON a. L.. II: " WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. April 1.-Boston won an cav
victory over washington to-day by batting Lee
ing him 60 thc bench. 10y" Young had perfect
cont rol and would have shut out washington
except for Frecmans and Parents errors.
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lspedai ca'Ss DsspsfoA % TIE Sur:
Ioxpox, April se.-In the covered court
champIsnship match for doubles At hvn
tennis to-day the Doherty brotbers. 1e
holderr' beat Casaist and huyasd. shs onss'
iSnGsrs, By . sets 70 love.
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anrssocx. April ss.-rAe shamrcck III.
vrta be under sail again next week. The
srranssmcus have progressed 20 rsndy
trip snross the Atlantic IN month.
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nasebau Games To-day.


pb,iadelphia q New YORK: Boston q Broohyn
chicaro at Canelbasu; PstsborG ~ 30. Louis.
AnHAicAn LBAouD.
New YORK a Philadelphia; ncston q washiag ton:
n, louis 81 Cleveland: chicago ~ Detroit.
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.ps,SAaiL Psis Orcsnas. To-day. $50 ?. y.
PhIlsdeiphis W. New YORK. Admission too. -ASs
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Two base hits-Nichob. Olsfte. Douose plays
wsrnec and smith: Krueges. Ratchey and Brans-
po,a,. & Tttsburg 5. struck out-By Mcfarland.
= ~ Dobeuy, 1. First bsse on bAls-O6 McFar.
Lnd !: on D0heny, j. Ompsre-EmAe. I1me-
i hour and 20 minutes.
CINCINNATI. D. CHICAGO IN. L.. T.
cucupArl. April 1-To-day C1ncinnan wen
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At 81. Louis.

81. LoUN, No, April 0.-Sambo won the teA-
ture event ct Kinloch Park tbs afte moon. Samoo
was IN outsider a. 70 In the betting Neerest,
the Avote cut out the running until In the stretch
where Ssmbo came through and won. Dawson
vas the only winning favorftc.
Ytrst Receive fuhongs- Rosecourt. lie DEAN.
II 70 I, won: Stub, ioi. lSayers. 70 .. second
Honeybrook, III tOtis. 70 !, third Tine, ioiA.
Rayomen, Martin Brady, Cousin Rose. Topsey
Over, Submarine. Anti Trust. Inbound. uardian
= Seoood Race-One mile and dxteeuthEDawson.
los (Donovanl. 70 q won: First One. 100 (bonnerl
Is 70 l. second: Marie {. - (nahonl. - 70 tnIo
lime, 80. PsmplomA, Oomlnn Socrpa. sSfnS ~,
The LodAsan,. Dounteo's. Plaster. Luna MINOR
end hs': . .o. sS g.: tden: hsd9
10 70 /, second: Arsnsas rasA III 3D. HAN, . 20
4.Assnns.' 1 and b 1ssL Sosiei also r.s. - -
Fourth Rses-One mile and 70 yards-Samoo.
ii5SD Ham, 70 !. Won: Eda Riley, TO- tDonoysnl
u % 1, sscoad kearess 100 lsayef.,. a 70 third
Time, las Jena, Scortic. Bengal. W. b: Caves
az f,fsS on R.esHs,s fvrons.-Doly H.ymsn, q
love. SSs Lea wan sei fspsSe:o' ,s e
Time, i:ilN. Hn. 6ssnnan. Katie Gibbcns. In
mortelie. Pamassvs, possy Shgts John Msd Ar.
sxsh Rsee-ons mile and . s1seensh-K,nss.
is i.s .soscd Eres rsss io SsI q; M' W
Accolsds, Fsise. Optimo, ying,er; Inocln snc
Irving Mayor also ran. Phma H. lon 81 the post
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Special cas,s Dsspaies 70 TIE sux.

Special Cabts Dsspatch 70 TIE SUN.
PARIS, April 3s.-The race for the Prf1
Marchenoir over hurdles to-day was won
by Frank Gardner's Encombe. M. Braouss-
sac's lie Bretteur Was SECOND andwadsworth
Rogerss Antoinette third.
The race for the Prix Loiret over hurdles.
was won by Mr.. Gardner's LongshoremAn,
Baron INonino's Prince COur vas second
and N. Goodscre's Neuweid third.
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AMERICAN BUYS rHE LAscA.
srnseoer Yacht whssh Wen the Ka,ser's
Cmp Wtu EAU fer JhAs Country.

,ss so sCSocnSr ySSAt Esscs. rsospuy The prop:
srty OF . German .yachtsman. he been sold
% ap Amsricsp scn d,,p e The r 9Sos from;
Dcvcr 10 HeiigolAnd h 100. VIII sal for the
United 6tatss sheruy. H.-
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Tstsblished fSs7.,
~ HORSES AND G ARRlAGEs
ARE HELD REGULARLY EVERY
TCESDAY AND FRIDAY

AT THEIR HORSE AUCTION MART.
lao ana las Es.s i9sh ST.
Between Third and Fourth Avs. New York
Catalogues ready nlornlng OF ssch ~ rur-
ehasers Wal always nnd hrse ~ inferusing
uyt 70 selrc. from. ..-
Thsss Sss,risg y :s,s e.s nal.s s.srses -
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Oxfsro Beats (auhrSdee ~ Oe6.
s.Sr0uI f,absS fl~vpof<A IN TYR euu

iypso1 Cahs DsspoftA 10 TINE suN.
LONDON. April 2s.-The Extraordinarily
eols game between oxford and Cambridge
last Thursday was won BY the former BY
81 holes TO TO-
The match has been played since ISIS. with the
exception Of loli. There uas haived match IN
ipA and In 1901 the teams vert al sQuAre. ~ efyeu
vtctoFios Cor each The scors now stAnda. OEfofd,
70. and Cambridge, II. Toe match vAs p0oQoa 81
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DEATH PREVENTS FIGHT.
Tennessee Politician Falls Uncon.
scious on His Way TO Fistic
DueI-Djes Later.

Memphis. Tenn, Oct. 9.-John j.
Murphy. a politician, is dead at his
home in this city as the result of an
argument which started over a card
game of 'pitch."
T. E. Allen, a plumber, is at the po-
lice station, being held pending an in
vestigatiOn of Murphy's death. The
trouble started in an uptown saloon.
Murphy and Allen argued as to the
proper way to score points in the
pitch game in progress. BY mutual
agreement they decided to adjourn
to the suburbs and finish their argu-
ment in a fist duel. with regulation
seconds and regulation Queensberry
arena
Just before reaching the appointed
place Murphy discarded his coat.
Then he staggered and reeled to one
side Allen, his prospective opponent,
was the man to catch him. Allen as
sisted in carrying Murphy to the Ma
rine hospital. but death came before
medical assistance could be sum-
mOned.
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For the purpose OF securing the
payment of 25-year bonds to the value
OF $650,000 drawing per cent inter
est. payable semi-annually, there was
fled in the county auditors office late
Thursday afternoon a mortgage exc
C1Jed by the Northwestern Gas and
( ectric company of Walla Walla in
favor of The Real Estate Trust com
pany of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tne mortgage covers all the gas and
electric light plants of the company
i Walla Walla county and also all
tie real estate, franchises and water
rights owned by the company in this
vicinity In the instrument that was
placed on record is set out the reSO-
luton which was adopted by the
board of trustees at a meeting held in
Walla Walla September 9th, 1903, au-
thorizing the trustees to make the
mortgage. The resolution provides
that $250,000 Of the bonds shall be
negotiated Immediately for the pur-
pose of making the payments due on
the cOmpany's property, recently pur-
chased from the Walla Walla Gas and
Electric Light company of this city
and other similar property in Pendle-
ton, Or, and Spokane, Wash. There
is to be reserved in the treasury,
bonds to the value of 100000 for the
purpose of retiring the present bond
Of Na1 10 nd
Electric company in the amount Of
100000 at the date of their maturity,
or at such time as in the judgment Of
the board of trustees is deemed feast
bic or desirable The remaining $780,,
600 OF the bonds are to be reserved
in the treasury for the purpose of &C
curing other and additional property
OF a like nature, and for the purpose
of developing power for electrical pur-
poses.
The instrument filed comprises 43
closely typewriter pages and the fee
paid for recording was $23,55, beins
the largest recording fee paid into the
auditors Office for a single instru-
ment in several years. In addition to
the real estate mortgage a chattel
mortgage was also fled covering the
same property and other personal eff
fects.
1t is stated on good authority that
the new company has completed all
arrangements to Immediately com
mence operations on the development
Of power on the Walla Walla river,
which work will be prosecuted as fast
as practicable An engineer has been
secured from the east and as soon as
he arrives on the ground a large force
OF men will be put to work
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IN the Superior Court of the State ol
Washington, in and for the County
of Walla Walla
In the matter of the estate of
Mary GhOlson, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned administrator of the estate
Of Mary Gholson, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against said deceased to pre-
sent them with the necessary vouch-
ers at the office Of Oscar Cain. attOr-
ney at law, Walla Walla, Washington,
that being the place for the transac-
ton of the business of the said es-
tate, within one year after the date
of this notice, towi't, within one year
after the 10th day of October, 1903.
CHAS. GHOLSON.
administrator