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MARRIED.

xING-LYON-On Saturday. April 10, 81 the
Church OF the Incarnation. by the Rev. DR..
Grosvenor, Augustus Fleming King and Emily
Abeel, daughter Of the late DR.. s. Knypen
Lyon.
LEE-HArCH.-on Wednesday. April Is. at St.
Bartholomew's Church. by the Rev. DR.. Greer.
Chiolse Hatch 70 Cornelius s. Lee
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Cruiser Atlanta Withdrawn From santo
Domingo.

WASHINGTON. April ls.-0n account Of
health conditions In the Dominican Republic
the Navy Department has authorized Rear
Admiral Coghlan. commanding the Carib-
Atlanta from Santo Domingo City. where
she Is engaged in caring Tor American inter-
ests, and to send another vessel TO relieve
her Admiral Coghlan had proposed that his
entire squadron 20 TO Santo Domingo City.
but the Navy Department did not deem
this advisable,
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ID ED.

-
~. ~ C.ir -. d.n.ht., a, ir,.n,n, 80
M nnna u-h,,n, c.,s,n. go ,h,,t..s
We s..'..a 80 no.,c. ~. anC,L
'.. 49,. 800
pep 49,
CRARf.-ped ~ East grange y. q. on Incsy.
April II. Julia ssyre Crazy. widow of the late
r mn.a", , - an. -..a.n.. o., ~, .,,.
$3.50 - 49, Isa c..,s., 49, 81,
n-a~. 'osep. ", " a'' 80
oIahse, ~. o.. w eN~' e'A' "p'A
10. a' 80
FITZPATHiCh'-Dieo a. bhosepoH. oonn.' Aphi
IS. 1908, Ann. wife OF Patrick Fitxpatriok, AGED
'uneLM isooay so'us gu
oIsno oonuu oepo' - ~ ~
men' ~ S'' re'er soeme'e'S' NC" ons"'oo
0oTTHE1L--On wednesday. Aprn u. ~ his
residence. 81 Madison sv.. the Rev. Dr. Gustav
Gotthen. Rabbi Emeritus OF the Temple EmAnu
n. Of this city In the 10th year Of his sss.
e..s go - - 800 49,
IenS -, ~. s.,s
,"Ons.,st az, ~ aover. \. ..n,
ouRNEENon rnosy. Aph ~. ~ me fcndmce
In tns ely' WAIVER o Uuruee' 10 'oe ss'
year OF nis sSe
Funeral services nn DC NEG :. - mn evenue
on TUESDAY mornns; ApnI u. ~ 70 O'CLOCK.
Intermens ~ Saeepy nouow Cemosey. Tany'
town. N. I. on'osso pspen pseese COPY
knoly roquo'eo 'nss NO noven DC
sent
EafANu FL SnrHRNoop OF PsRsoH>L SSnvIcI.-
The members arr requested 70 attsnd the funeral
OF our Founder and late Honorary President. Rev.
DR.. Gustav Gottheil. 81 the Temple Emanu q.
S,h sv. and 40 st.. Oh Sunday morning. April 10.
81 half past clock.
HANNAH q. ETNSTEfN. Presidens.
rrryLs ExANu Ii. sra Az. AND q sr.-Tbs
congregation Is respectfully requested 70
nsr',a e,n.,,,". ,h,ch .tu =. ns,S \. az T.rs'
Die, on sunday moruI z. the isth inst. q half
past 0 O'Clock
JAMES SELiCMAN Presideut,
v,n,,,,,ox ov s,,,r,,oor. -rn. .m..
Ami. a, Al, the Fedsrs,ed stst.r6oods -. ~.
sn.s.~d ~ attend ,he fun.ys, A. m. p.v n.
cn.sv Co,,hsI a, "a, Temn,s Pm s.u' n
Sh sv. and "a A.. ON SUNDAY mornin, iesS
inst. q, ESQ clock.
HANNAH o. EINsrEIN. Prssadsnt
r.r-...-.
s.s,.. ., sn..,.i $1,000 1.-.. =. 49,.
49,. go. a, ,ns ,,,sn.,.s,s - .,.s.,".S
s' 49, sar.r..,,., :, ~. 1870 :, 49,.
=, ~. 1870 p.n.. n, o...e o~..,Sv
80 .-a,a,nS .nnrss,.,,nn - ~. 1870.
.s..,s.s 80 =, ~. s,r,asn, $3.50. :. ~.
900 y, Jud.lsm and ina, as.n S~rc.,n.
With the bereaved family. and they hereby |
record the following minute:
We meet in . great sorrow. He who has been
our leader. our guide and support for whole
generation 10 with u no more 10 cheer and 70
counsel. We shall sadly miss the Inspiration
Of the presence and the word OF him who boldly
advanced 70 higher planes. YET wn psoeuuy
gentle 70 those who faltered BY the way.
The scholar in the search sor truth has lost . |
valued colleague: the poor and dowusroddea |
stanch advocate: the bereavsd . sym. /
pathising friend; Emsnu.n is Inspired /
preacher. and Judaism the soiess exponent o. /
israel's mission.
lls ~ n
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Fo1tz % neAs Ahreod.

Tommy Feltx Of Brooklyn. who hes bsss
doinR creditable WORK IN ne bantam elsss,
win soon have Dchance to 90 abroad. Y@.
terd.y a match was arranged bet ween Felk
before DE Xstonai sporting ciSb h pssSy
o'clccf. on the aft,rncon 81 tss NH ne
$500. The go 10 for twenty roqnda. The
s1n,e club 10 trying 4, hrins Jack S,tlivsn of
Boz N. end J@k p.lmsr. the Eadkh middIe-
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. April iS.-These army orders
were issued to-day:
Alien. Vice Capt Herbert X. Sargent. Second
a.%,Sp Hsy.n' GSs .s,
5os Su sDd IN VII nis o 5aRs. 70 'ne
FiIs Lieut. Frank "; Rowen. from Second In.
' MAJOR y Lea febiser.. seventh Infantry. Is de.
The RE rs.liemsn. % Big. Gen. stephen W. oross.
Fourth Class, Military Academy. has been se'
Lieut. Lieut. COL Philip Read will join Twenty third
Inf.ntry a San hIsnsi seo and proceed 70 the
D csc Eugene rem " Van g. Lucas. sns,n.sn. a.
f bc - rcesns Capt q chse: Poiisr sns
ncers. who viii report to the Secretary Of the
The detan Of First Lieut.. cn.tss s: Wallace,
sigp. oo,ps for duty wi!s ,ns cy Government
a. I ns%s: sSi On si.Iis So:s sss
ss c.p a. Sim Ssr e. Il sssi detailed
as member Of en- aiming board at fon Monroe.
from s.n s e ss
'9sn a 4s in.n S% Comply nId In
Ins:s!iz . ?%sn.S.hIis I%i.si:y; GcSEpsaS
ueyed from I further duiy q For Gysr;
Pint Lieut.. James r. Cnurch. A4eennt surgeon,
from Port Trumbun 70 Fort h. G. Wright for TEN
pVu1a anw,rs aS" surgeon James W. Han, from For,
washington 10 fori Grebe, for temporary duty.
Leaves of absence granted: Capt. aga r. berry.
Tenth Cavalry, for three days; Pins Leut hsny
iIeut Hsrry n Cotes Twelfth Cavalry, extended
6iteen days second Lieut. samuel @. Csrdwell,
artillery. for ten days
rnese naval orders were issued
Rear Admiral A. s. Bark, :. from duty with the
General Board TO The Msynower. and thence assume
dulles Of commander In chief North Atlantic
feet -, - 80. -.
In duty with the General Board thence 70 duty
90 the stan Of Rear Admiral Barker a. Flag Leu
- lieut. =; E Ridsley, to the Columbia New 70"
EedieI Director T. n. streets, de..ehed rom
duty Al naval laboratory. New YORK NAVY fAro.
and % naval hcspitsl. Psusdelgaia ,, N ..v.,
laboratory. New YORK NAVY YARD ,.--,..,
Assistant surgeon j. Stepp 70 navh no>ptsi'
Portsmouth. N. II.
Naval Constructor p B: Zahm set lcsve reve S.
report 10 Bureau Of Construction and Repair, NAVY
Depa rtmeni. for temporary duty .,,,
teilIrrnca. Navy Department. FOR temporary ou'S'
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cbt new era
IN Bisb Glass Catering
bssan wJh tbs n'asra't prices u
Illessrs. Burnbam { PbiInps.
avid 10 the tisiheHs ehsapasss
u the -sboddy AID ibs txerbiant
charges u the txelusiv, iradts.
Strings u order, from SIS ~.
croussrinss frcm $3.50 W.
10 s III nas$an 81.
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haa hrties srcund. With III. rtPp,hs
seFs sa van and xo o.: :p'
JR sa:. md a 6 & 6S ss:s: II Murphy:
banquet.
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OUR VENEZUELA Claims.
n, c. Morris Of This City Select ed to Presen,
Them 70 the Mixed Commission.

WASHINGTON. April is.-Robert G. Morris.
q member Of the firm Of Morris d Fay OF
New York. has been appointed agent OF
the United States to present the claims Of
this Government against Venezuela to the
mixed commission which will meet In
Caracas. The position was first offered
to Frank c. Partridge Of Vermont. former
collector OF the State Department and Minis
far 10 Venezuela, who declined. Should
snv of the countries which have claims
against Venezuela call on the President Of
tho United States to name an umpire TO
determipe disputes over the settlements,
Mr.. Partridge will be selected and will
accent
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SAN FRANCISCO. April is.-Prof. Elmer z.
Rnovn. head Of the department Of education
IN the University OF California, has been
a. vitsd To become the dean OF the school
Of pedagogy In New York University.
He kas not yet given his answer.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Or. j. Parker PRAY Co.'S Manicure
pARfDRS, ~ East sd St. opposite Madison Sauar
Park tsieb. lsS. haricliring BY experienoed
operators, &c. Nails shlfully treated. Dr. PrayIs
Medicinal Toilet Preparations I'D by all toilet GOOD
dealers; Insist on having the genuine. manufs~t-
ured oNLl by Dr. J. PAHhER PRAY o., ale
props.
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"WORLD-FA NED VIEW"
Catssl Mountain House. Altitude 1,1so feet:
forest preserve l,7so acres: pure spring water.
City once, Is Union Square.
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3.Altu,anAda.

Upholstery Fabrics and Curtains
for Furnishing Summer Homes.
In addition large stock Of LACE DRApXHMR
SASH and VESTIBULE CURTAINS Fiah Ness Ruoa.d
Musin, BoSbn.t AMI Coored Madras curtaina IN szsn.
sve assortment shown Of French and English creeonea
Printed Taetas Dutch Prints Coorsd Madras md Iap.
pets Embroidered and Cretonne Applique Porterss coc
and Table Covers
japanese and Tapestry Screens; Longing Cushions; Hu,
and Dresser Covers and Lace Covered Down C3ooa
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Gowns for Summer Wear
in Department on Second Floor.
which novel effects for Spring and Sun,nner md
combinations In Chiffon, Mgnon, Crepe De
Chine, Eolenne, Lousne and
Foulard
!
Also TaiIor-mode Suits for Spring Of nsosd.
cloth. Pongee Irvine Canvas and Yelling.
Separate Skirts Of the hest nnatesjaia suit,hh
for N purposes including . number to be viii aaeaG
LACE Waists
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Boots and Shoes.
SELECT LINES OF FINE FOOTWEAR FL.
FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN
BOOTS, OXFORD TIES AND SLIPPERS m sARAxR
STYLE
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Trimmed Hats for Summer.
Late importaons displayed. representing the nswuu
features from abroad. together With sn
attractive variety Of original designa 5-
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A. San Francisco.

SAN Francisco. March is-The spectacular race
Of the day was the NTH. 81 mile and nifty yards.
The I'VE starters were sent OF to . perfect start
and we'll punched nearly the entire journey.
MeehAnus raced Ben Mac Dhu into submission.
but was himself beaten . head In hard drive by
Antoles. who was 10 70 1. and the Longest priced
winner Of the day.
rirss Racs-Scven .furicngs-pssmar. 100 Don.
. 70 eecond; Mission. 100 IL. WILSON,, n 70 l,
third. Time, I'D. The singer, Pirate Maid In
dian. Mia Remsen. Hutch Miller Buck Taylor.
Rscarois, Senator Bevendse. Leash and lnro
second Rscs--five and hall furionss-Midred
Schultz i0< tBrtsnruthl. 10 70 8. won: Doubet.
10 CAtkinsl, even. second: Hipponax III CHolAn6 ,
70 !. third Tine LON florinel. hercuies
Dora l., BagnAr and Aontoya also ran.
Third Rsce-Sx and . half furlonEs-Stuns. %
CReedl. . 70 q won: Modicun. 81 Ndkinso, 10 !.
srcond; J. n. Bennett. io7 u<wts, % 20 J. third.
Time. liza John Lemmons san Luton Yellow
stone. Lady CALAMITY. Spindle. Tommie knight.
Messehlne and Tyrsnus also ran. o.
ios Lewis, 70 I, won; Goldone. lH tCsrsonl,
even second: Tufts. n deed. 0 IN a. third. Time.
1iot. bonnie Lisssni. Pilibusier and Talare
Ffih Raoe-ope mile ana N ysrds--An,oiee. 10
tBolandl. 10 70 4. won: AeehAnus. 10 tBolnerl.
" 4. second. BArklyiis. III lBrkenruthl. 10 20 g.
trd. Tine. iiss's Bard Burns and ben Mac
S,ih R"ss-s, fsrionss-Tower Of CANDIDA.
loa tRlrkenru,hl. Z to g. won: sweet Tooth. iio
NirkeyJ, 70 o. sccond; Nuresca, " Decd, u 70
tihrd Time. iia ouis and Ne,ersno also ran.
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BARLYLAUNCHING ORRELIANcs
Report In bristol That Cup Defender WIN
Take 70 the water In Two Weeks.

Report In Bristel That Cup Defender WIN
Tako 70 the water in Two Weeks.
PROVIDENCE. March 1870 near il the
Cup defender Reliance to completion at
the HerreshoY shop that there is now \
belief In Bristol that the launching may
take place earlier than April IL. Yester-
day 1t was reported from an unofficial
source that the launching win take place
In two weeks. It Is learned that the con-
ssruction Of the Reliance can easily be
completed by that tine, and with q great
before.
No date has been set, 30 far az known.
for the event, but II would not be surprising
the launching took place very early In
April. but this will depend considerably
The new mainmast Of tho boat. with top
mast housed inside. was moved from the
boat shop. to-day. and now lies ON the north
pier beside the mainmast Of the Constitu-
ton. Should the weather prove favorable
Tomorrow morning the Constitutions
mainmast will be set
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Ia . letter 60 friend IN this country. Matt
Allen. who will train thu hessrs. keene's
h"rs>s In England this year. says that In all
probability Coaroy vail not start IN the Ian
colhshirs Handicap The colt recently ran
ausy two miles. throwing l.ucien Iyhf. and
also a., a kiok which. Alien bsileyes, will
pg' him out ~ ali chsnass 10 start "a the
linoalnshifs. D Go that tan. tonTgy. az,
o'fiins a. Allsh. was working nneiy snd
t.etfd h.,.sf then ss.r t-ioIe Allsn s.ys
that lsst year an Irish ~ hofss, bachsl0fs
button. tai mile Ia - ~
t.I shisids y ie.s p,,parsd 20 sloss
nssosiatlens With seofss od0m, on who's
- ross Ls sGn,s Go hA,. sesond eel the
,sL s s sili p'os-biy docs With tho
1.s Lshdf.d sss siAiis Ana . Acid stand
~ - talli Y ,l.s sasa1"s' S~ss lsi"'s
-. ss'. 6usy ,lars 81 ,,t.y.sssd ssd
sss'ss % 1891 e. S.is,. g 81
ilsf shafs.rs eui "a tbs tTsos sFstl,sl
hu bslYs s1lAs shlel al 10 siill1sd
a. heiinihss a. ,a11foS, slased iafiiruiafll
40 , ...i.s. 20 PEI ,=1., '; ,l =. Ell *.
T. ssi-sSaI slo1as hain L.il ussks
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RING FIGHT IN COUNTRY HOME
SOCIAL AND FINANCIAL LIGHTS
PRESENT, IT rs SAID.

Long Island District Attorney on the Tran
% 0 Result Of Reported NH IN
Westbury Ressdence-Gere Mhgies
with the Arena o. Porfecses-
With unusual surroundings and In the
presence, It 10 said, OF q number OF mon we'll
known in the financial and social world.
Jimmy Lowe Of Boston and Jack Lowery OF
this city pummelled each other for nfteen
rounds in the small hours OF YESTERDAY morn
ing. The nght. according to accounts. was
decided in q country residsnce on Long
Island, said to be owned by q New Yorker
OF sporting proclivities There we're nine
teen other men from Boston and New YORK
present and they enjoyed themselves nueev.
Charlie White oficiated. and II 10 said no
wore the same evening clothes he was ar
rayed in when he refereed the CORONATION
bouts In London last summer.
Most Of the guests attended q dinner
at n well-known hotel In town before the
light After the dinner all hands journeyeo
to westbury. l.. l.. where they found rine
and two fighters awaiting the signal TO praise
each other In the regulation way. Inc
spectators settled back In their seats smok.
ing perfectos. ready to witness what proved
to be a slashing and cory mill
Iowery and Lowe. who are featherweiehts.
did not lose any time In getting together,
While the mill Was In progress enough money
was wagered to keep q man Of ordinary means
in luxury for q year. All the guests had
big wads Of lucre. The ring was an ie-foot
affair. pitched on carpet. The onlockers
showed their appreciation OF the procseoinGs
by bapdclapping when . good blow was
struck.
The referee did not remove his coat, out
interpreted the Marquis Of Queensberry oods
10 the letter. except that he did not 80 b.
tween the men when they ciinSaeS S. I Inds
toEs from being soiled BY stray drops OF
~S sl%HE HARP Ps s oss .cssd " ISxes chief
issp.I ana mIIS '.sSsS s,Sn !, s Ss:.
nt . Sn rs. ne lis bs.ns
VIA n. s round ana &. fec is.
ne when RS n, h be battle We. over Va. .ydsn.
that ss.e 9g' 1os ma, va. ~ S:dS pS
S.s 0s nd Pts . os ss, s s. .so
nt Hhoshe gue eS S Of the proceeding. may
be written In court District Attorney Me-
mann o. s.ss:S SGuPty o ts
shsir. and said that he understood the right
TOOK place or the premises e TIsi5Ser b 10,
In view of the place where the mill was fought
%smtsr. o. the Meadow Brook Hunt Club
AZ 70 the Eumor. that high enasiss wsrs
a 70 :o Who s0 had s s, .Ssrsa the * soss
% he had concluded his iny~stigstion. he
said he so.ld sss f2s ssns ;s r - nn,sa SI
i ia.c,c s'S q ,Es ss sSd many ssss.,or.
). could be found would be -am"on'd IS
..ia Aha, sou,e time aso he
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this RIDE MAKES UGLY TALK,
SIR CHRISTOPHER PULLED UP
TWENTY FEET FROM POST.
Plunge on hummer H.. Fayorite for Third
Race. VINO Il Left 1t the Post-Entries
OF worthington's Owner Not 70 He
Received In Future ct New Orleans.


NEW ORLEANS. March is.-The stewards
to-day issued a ruling In the worthington
case and agreed net to receive the entries
Of Hart Dernham, who owns worthinRton.
in the future. James Arthur purchased
Federal to-day for o.. 800 II was another
poor days racing at the Fair Grounds. The
track was in poor condition.
The ride that Sir Christopher received
in the third race caused ugly talk Sir Chris
TOPPER was played by every owner and horse
man at the track. He was winning In a gal
lop when his Jockey. Smith. pulled him up
twenty feet from the wire and he was beaten
a nose by Star Gazer. hummer II. was the
fsvorite in the race and was heavily played
by Texas millionaire. who IL said to have
bet 5000 on him. hummer II. was left at
the post.
The fourth race was the feature Of the
afternoon. Mauser. the second choice. man
aged TO win through Farmer Jim swerving
into the heavy going In the last sixteenth.
a asf az csn. ~ az 60 's to
WAS the winner. Miriam W. was the favorite.
but she was as fast as a mule TO an Ice cart,
second " She Was an odds-on fayorite. Whit,
more, the fayorite In the nth, had to do his
hest ds 10 o S Tn n
Bart Howe and Ravomen.
First Race-Five furiones-Cente. los CBooker).
:ns ..ssnd vsf fIss. ~ RsS
Oto , and ] TO q third. Time, %. Imp LADY.
wlnkle Wilton LADY Hasbrouck and style also
ran
Second Race-Scven furlongs-Mrs. Frank Eos.
Ter. 90 (Phllips). even and out, won Travers, l07
Cannon, eto and to 5, second: Welcome Light.
pi 81. BooteD. 10 70 and even. third. Time. ist.
Fair Gift also ran.
Third Race-SiI furiongs-star Carer. no (iIlckS,
20 10 and Ito won Sir Christopher, ITO a. SMITH.
20 TO I and IS 70 1, third. Time. l.1o 8. Cook.
Tickle Saint. Rance. Aasterfui. Radiant Heat and
Fourth Race-Ons nile-MAuser, "a tPhinips,
$40 and 70 8. wohj fs,mer Jim, % !Tnller,; !? 70
end 20 4; third, Time. iIs Modera,o5 also ran.
10 land 10 8. won; Eirey, lis tfsomanellb, 10
and SO second; Henry OF transianAr. 100 !Yehll.
S., Swordsnau, SocapA and Russellton also ran.
SIlh R.ce-S1 fuilonss-Bsrt Howe. io7 tMon-
llngj, Is 70 and stc second; Aimiess los Pulerl.
40 and 70 8 third Tine III Ssneseo' Mis- MIS-
also ran.
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"pus" wilson Loses to Max Luttbes.

Pug" Wilson. an italian with an English
name. was Max Luttbegs opponent at MIN
errs Bowery Theatre last night In fifteen
minute catch -oatch-can wrestling bout.
Wilson looked big enough 10 shake the Flat
iron building. but his knowledge OF the game
was limited TO q few holds Dolly Lyons.
the old-time featherweight pugilist, acted as
referee. Luttbeg saw that he had an easy
mark, and he toyed with Wilson. permitting
the latter to get away time and again. Fin
ally, when the match became too one.sided.
Iuttbeg jumped on Wilson and. twisting his
over for a clean fall. The time was minutes.
At the matinee Luttbee's opponent was
C.. Shredder. Schroeder suocnmbed aiter
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Nsw Ysssx University's Daamspd Bspss.

The New York University baseball team
will open the season with game at Prince
ton on March 20. followed by one with Column
bia ct Ohio Field on April .. c. =. Foster Of
the New England League. who coached the
team last year. il In charge Of the men. and
Team are on the field. a. we'll - a large num-
be-, Of new men. 0'OonneI. last years pitcher.
will OCCUPY the boz asainst the scrub this
who caught on the 1901 team Ia making Q bid
for catcher against Coe. 'oe. and Macdonald.
are: Allen. 'os. FIRST base; Halsey. los. and
Tayler. 'o<, second base, Simons. 'o<. third
base; Taylor and surpless. shortstnp; l..
W. Ccndit. 'ce; Conneli. Ss. and Rosee. 90.
outhelderp
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Cransteu Appointed Football Coach at
Harvard.

BOSTON, March is.-John 8. Cranston has
been appointed head coach OF the Harvard
foot ball eleven for 1908. Since the football
season closed Cranston has been one OF the
prominent candidates for head coach. In
the field against him was Z. Bowditoh. end Of
the Harvard Varsity for several seasons,
but the choice Of theolder man has been made
by Capt Marshall because Bowditoh 10 eligi-
be TO play football another year for Harvard
Crsnston played at Harvard IN iess. 1889 and
1890. two yesrs as centre and one as guard
he row d on the Varsity cr.w. Previous
TO coming 70 Harvard he was at Exeter. where
he played foot ball four years, and res captain
OF the eleven In 1851. In 1900 ne played on the
team which beat Yale at Sprin stield
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Crescent sheotsrs Compete.

In preparation for the shoot with the Bos-
ton Athletic Association next Saturday the
Cresoeut Athletic Club men met at the traps
yesterday ct Bay Ridge. The sport began
and in The shoot-on br. o'Brisn Won This
was followed by . twenty ye bird event.
William j Moo nyills won with ~ kills
Henry A Kryn wac SECOND withIs and Daniel
q. Bennett third with ~ Then followed the
man. ali sorstch George q. stephenson j.
led the held with ~ HI out OF 100 N
brigham coming second with - and a,
with - each
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BASHFUL BASKETBALL GIRL.
Game Called on Because She Objects 70
Boys Being Present.

match game Of basketball between girl
teams representing the Jersey City High
School and Hssbrouck Institute. which was
scheduled to take place yesterday on the
institute court. In Jersey City. was declared
on In consequence Of q prohibition that no
test
The High School girls were anxious to
have their boy friends cheer them on. but
one OF the Hssbrouck players was bashful
about Appearing IN shQrt skirts before male
schoo did not sppsove U 81 WHAT be t.r ne
. slight to the boys. and Instructed the cap
tain OF the team to ask the Hasbrouck girls
TO revoke the order Of exclusion, The boys
were still under the ban night before last.
and tbs game was called on
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FIGHTS OUT or TOWN.
Three Interesting Scraps Well Attended
-YanGer Beats Abel.

hoo8s AOcus
More slashins nstic bouts occupied the at
tsntion Of the sports out Of town on last Tues
day night, and all the Affairs were well pat
ronised. Battles were decided In Butte.
Mont. Allegheny. Pa. and Kansas City.
Null Bowser Of Natrona. Pa. met Mike Dono-
van. the Rochester welterweight. for ten
rounds. at Allegheny. Pa. and the mill re-
suited In q draw.
Benny Yanger. who met Kid Abel Of Cal.
fornia In Kansas City for ten rounds. won on
points. There was not dull moment In the
battle. Abel put up a stif fight. and In the
opinion OF those present the worst he should
have received was draw.
Terry McGoyern a few year, ago for the
the ninth round In Butte. The men were to
have had II out for twenty rounds. but after
the contest progressed four rounds II was evi-
dent It would not last long. Herrera always
was prominent, having taken his riva1's
measure from the beginning. In the final
round, after q furious miI-up. Herrera shot
over the right He landed clean on the Jaw.
Clifford went down and never stirred until
several moments after he had been counted
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