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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-10
NIELD'S.
COOPERS
PAwTUCKET CITY LEAGUE.

Ferguson's team won the first two
strings from Crawshow's team last even
ing I'm the tournament OF the Pawtuckei
City league. the margins being fairly
close. Tetrault was high man with n toa'
OF 273 The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-10
LAWRENCE
GAMES TONIGHT

Lowell at Lawrence (Afternoon).
Chelsea at Providence.
Lawrence at Lowell.
Clinton at Worcester.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-10

vISC0l makes belts grip tns pnIisys, pro.
ter ana prevents glazing For sale by
BROWN BROS. co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-10
They are Good for Women.

Ladie. II you want stimulant that will not In
fure you In any way. try Champagne Tablets; they
will stimulate and erhiiaTste, but will not ntori-
cate you nor affect your breath. They Will i'm
medately relieve that tired feeling. brain-fag,
mental and physical exhaustion, sudden or extreme
weakness, fa.nting. etc. They viii improve your
health and complexion. make your eyes bright and
sparkling. cure a weak. aching back, all nervous
affections and female weakness.
They viii cure obesity, and relaxation OF the
stomach and intestines. and remove that fat,
gross appearance by which 20 many men and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-10
MAYORS

high man with total OF 276. The sum
mary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-10
MANUFACTURERS SERIES.

MANUFACTURERS SERIES.
No. ! team from the American Electri-
cal Works won all three strings from No.
2 team from the Universal Winding COM
pany last evening In the Manufacturers
O'Neil was high man with
total OF 255. The summary:
No
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-10
AS 4 STOMACH AND KIDNEY CURE,

they aid digestion. indigestion and dyspepsia,
liver complaint sick kidneys, lame back, bladder
troubles. rheumatism, catarrh, etc.
II you suffer from III health OF feel badly do not
ruin your stomach with poisonous drugs bat cnre
yourself by stimulation natures method of curing
all diseases). with that delightful preparation -
ya ahiets
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-10
A GREAT CHEMICAL DISCOVERY
Champagne
n:ss. abIetS ='s',t
KING OF STIMU[ANTS.

Champagne Tablets Will prodnce more stimula-
ton and eIhilArAron than Champagne, Brandy
or whskey. No infoxioatton, reaction or bad sf-
ter-erects. They DO not contain alcohol, opium
Cmorphine). cocaine, chloral, coca, hoia or other
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-10
lust WHAT THE OLD FOLKS NEED.

An Ideal Stimulant for Everybody.
One or two Champagne Tablets taken in the
morning will make any person feel fine all day,
and keep them In excellent condition 10 attend to
their daily duties. and prevent their getting tired
or weary taking cold contra etns fevers small pox,
or other contagious diseases also enches the blood
Champagne-Table are blessing and
q revelation to everybody.
One tablet will Immediately ouench thirst. and
two or three tablets viii give instant relief from
fatigue and hunger. Supplying temporarily more
strength and vitality than viii hearty meal.
Every box OF Chsmpa gne- Tablets contains more
stimulating and sxhilarating power than two gal
IONS OF the best Champagne Brandy and is the
greatest agent ever discovered for preventing and
curing diseases OF all kinds.
PRICE, $500 PER BOX. :.
Sold by all Druggists, and by MAIL
CHAMPA6NE-IABlET CO.,
~ Federal Street, Boston. Mass.
For sale In Providence By r. I.
Drua Co., S72 Westminster ST.; n. v.
O'Oonnell, Public and Plain sts.,
Point and Plain Sts.; w. A. d ]. ).
helmer, 90 Chestnut ST.; Herbert
Haynes, t5s Broadway, and john
sons Pharmacy. 500 Westminster ST.,
VIM. Greene & Co., Westminster
St., S. J. Briggs q Co., Smith. ST.
Gladstone Ave. and Aeamedy Ave.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-10
A TRUE BRAIN AND NERVE FOOD.

Champagne Tablets 10 the only tre Brain and
Nerve Food ever discovered. they cure Nervous
EXnanstion By feeding the Brain and Nerve Centres
with Cerebrin. thus supplying electric energy
and vitality for the whole system. They will
strengthen your heart, increase your now Of Ian
guage improve nsrve and brain power. sharpen mp
your business ability and energy for oratory mental
or physical work. making brain workers. preachers,
lecturers lawyers, singers and students able 10 DO
more and better work. They will cure a nervous
headache or the hluss and remove that tired feeling
in nve minutes. making you feel nne and lively. n
fhs xh cart
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Will Cure the Liquor,
Tobacco or any Drug Habit

II you have drank 10 repletion and would Ike TO
sober up. give up drinking liquor, using Tobacco.
Opium, Morphine, Cocaine, Coca. Kola or other
drugs. champagne- Tablets will sober you mp and
strengthen your heart brain and nervous system. 10
fhnt .a,, go. xixe arv of the haldts easllx-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
SUIT AGAINST M,DONALD.
McCabe Bros. Ask $500, 900 Because
Contract Was T1ken from Them.

NcCahe Brothers original sub-contractcrs f0F
the Fort George section of the subway, nave
SFroush theIs couasel, l. Latin Kellogg
brought suit against John 3. Aepon&io' gen.
ersJ ccutracte1 for the subway, for $ooOOG De-
ea.,se they aIIese. they were not allowed 10
eer5tinue their contract.
The Rapid Transit Commission more thAn
tvro wears ago. presumably on the initiative OF
wr NeponaId compelled McCsee Brothers 10
,.l,souiss their contract, so that the Sofk eooio
u. advanced to the satisfaction Of the conmls
.sor Nccshe Brcthsrs had several sccioeH's'
.,6 ala not seem to shove their work aheaa 90
4.s4 as other sub-contractors. As result o.
numerous delays. the last rock cutting 20
dome On the tunnel system, the engineers say
will ne on the Fort George section.
Tha work now ID under the charge OF Ar'
1s,nt formerly with McCabe Brothers MI
wnnonal6 would not discuss the case yesseFo1s'
II seems that he and the McCaoes Are 0,N
friends snd that he at first wanted them, pureS
~ r--o7,nds oH friendship, 10 have tne COM a.
one Of the brothers Is in poor heath- a. 80
WcY1osaIds Office yesterday ft wa sGlu 60
+bs Psn.d Transit Subway ConstrucEloh '.I5 Soh
nsrv would fight the suit. and that >. .s Mou
= st-snre IL the kfcCabcs recovered odih0se0
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
PRISONERS HELD AND DISCHARGED
Three of Those Arrested at Stedeker's Pool
room To Be Examined To-day.

Three OF the six prisoners taken in the raid at
Stedeker's poolroom. at No. III Broadway Mon
day afternoon. discharged yesterday BY
Magistrate Pool in the Tombs police court They
were Henry Stedeker Alexander Birdsall and John
F Morris. Captain Burns, Of the Church-st.' sta =
ton. admitted that the evidence against the three
was not suf1cient to hold them for trial. The
animation Of Leon and Samuel stedeker and George
Murray went in the afternoon.
Patrolnan Tesiny testified that he had made bets
in the poolroom before warrants for the raid were
obtained. He was corroperated by Patrolnnan STAFF
who had aided in getting evidence. Captain Burns
told of the raid
Assistant District Attorney OConnor moved that
the prisoners be held for the grand fury Benjamin
steinhardt. counsel for the prisoners said Il was
not clear whether the prisoners had committed q
msdemeanor felony. Magistrate Pool ad-
rntte6 that the question one that needed con-
sideration, and agreed to adjourn the until
this morning
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
WOULD REGULATE USE OF THIRD RAIL
Amended 0rdinsnce in Favor of Klaw &
Erlauser's Building Passed.

tn. aldermen yesterday PASSED the amended
ordinance designed TO help Klaw & Erlanger out
OF the trouble caused by the conflict of the plans
FOR their new theatre Forty-second-st. with the
rules Of the Building Department. The ordinance
was sdopted two weeks ago by the aldermen. but
5isanproved because Of its form by the Mayor,
after a public hearing.
Alderman Downing, Of Brooklyn. pushed through
2 resolution calling the Corporation Counsel to
saw whether the aldermen can regulate by ordi-
nance the use Of the third rail on electric rail-
roads.
The board received letter on gas from D. W.
Broadus Pritchard. Of No. JOS West seventy-thiro-
ct. Mr. Pritcherd said, among other things:
The Car Of Russia is rot more insolently auto
cratic than are these licensed gas htghwayrnen.
Nv last six bills have been as follows: September
and October. 50; October and November. SIS 30: No
veuber and December. so 20; December and jan
uarv s. 30 January and February. 81 SO: Febru-
srv and March. so If. in any way can be of
personal service in bringing to justice these rob
be-s shall gladly give my time and EFFORTS to
that end
The hoard approved the report Of the con1naittee
on parks recommending laying out as q public
psrk the property bounded by Avenues and J.,
Thirty-eighth ana Thirty-ninth SITS. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
CAssATT PLANNED THE TUNNEL.
A Bore Under Narrows and Two Bridges
Gave Place to Present Scheme.

At the hearing yesterday by the special com
mission appointed by the Appellate Division OF the
Supreme Court to condemn property for the tunnel
of the Pennsylvania Railroad. President Cassatt
described in detail the undertaking. and told Of
the benefit the tunnel would be.
The Pennsyiva MIA said John j. Delany. one
of the commissioners. at the close Of the hearing
practically rests its case now, counsel feels
satisfied that he has introduced enough evidence to
show the necessity for the work which Will be
built to serve best the public interest
President Cassatt said that the tunnel plan was
largely his own product First the Pennsylvania
considered the construction OF a tunnel under the
NarrowS to Bay Ridge and a bridge across the
East River. and also the building Of an immense
bridge across the North River. but these projects
were sbsndoaed. Tunnels under the North River
were not then considered practicable. because Of
the Of steam. but the working OF the extension
Of the Orleans Railroad siong the Seine. operated
by electricity, changed this opinion. With the
use Of electricity there would be perfect ventila
ton. The signals would he visible and there
would be less liability Of danger because there
would be more care
'"The Pennsylvania and Long Island railroad ds
viii each have a terminal in New York City" con-
tinued Mr.. cassatt: "and the tunnel will increase
trafnc on the line betwesn kere and Washington.
It vfu also aid In the oeveop1nsnt of Long Island.
The station will be . great advantage to 1he pub
Hc No freight will be carried through the tup-
D Th9 dsI q 1 the Vest M tSeny Se 70
thirty fFeins an hour wl be operated through the
two tunnels, and to the East there will be. throug
hour The construction of the tunnels and the sta:
ton. which VII be Z, tne oS s6sstsTt re In t ths woE vi
fssd ss t SsSa as z re hour
Ittis diseonfeFt TO this pHblie for che build
ing Of the station. Plan5 for a station at Fourth
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
THE RACETRACK.
Three FoUor;tes Win at Bennings--
Weather Conditions Better.
r.~ry1YerarH TO TIE 1Rla1NE. J

Tnr TELEGRAPH TIE IRlncFE.J
vr,..h,,s4 March A-fhe second Gays RACES
-. 80 se,rtnps track to-day were run under more
V.vnrahs conditions than yesterday. fair caro-
was offered and the attendance was laEee' nc
track which sea OF rnuo SesteF0eF, 20
dried out considerably ana was IN rair coh0ttIo' ~
although extremely heavy. The oooAFnaNe'e
made to weep by three Of the taVor''es ""tl9
An were we'll backed. with the exception OF one.
The sixth race furnished the best sport Oh tile ~
6ay It was a three horse affair, ana was won ~
AtheIror by nose from Bon Mot Ben Rowe ~ ~ "
rhe strong favorite In the race, came III 'hii D.
ue.,o at 15 N I won the fourth race. Sne got
the lead early in the race, and won by two-'n'fp
Of length from Wheeler b. SIX ienkths Hfe0U
Of Prancer. Redfern, Mrs. Frank roster "oIi
the opening race by two lengths in excellent stSle'
Pleasant Memories came in first in the second race
for two-yea7-olds. The race was TOT nan d H"ie
At the quarter the winner took the Ieao ana
crossed the tape length and a half In front OF
woodshade.
The third race was captured by LocKet. VINO
acted like sroiled child at the post. When the
field settled down he forged to the front. In the
run home he began to tire. and Orom 1ounh II
necessary to apply the whip He won ny a heao
from Lord Advocate. who was FOUR lengtHS III
front of Brisk Musical Slipper was an odos-on
choice for the fifth race She got a had start, but
managed to get TO the front and win by length
and half from ImperioUs.
THE SUMMARIES.
or hss and mares E1srs !s,.1n and 9TsT sT.n
sseoBa s1a to Anna TGb psy Ait Jos N ta s 3 d Tns
Second race ,for maiden 2-yesr-olds ene-haf n'ilef
Fsss'Qt Fss Wca5sRsga asm9s' 1o o' ] Tfsn?5 sRS
fS 1St .Sa
Third race selling: for and oyeT six and snS
out. won; Lord Advocate 10T Ct. Burns1 70 st sal
70 second; Brisk. III GIendersonl. 70 l. 'hifd'
Time :2s. Rabbit and Chief Aloha also ran
furlonEMezzq o. ~ 4 to to 1na and Even
second Prancer ~ CDoyIel to .16 q a snp also ran
Fifth race selling; years and over SIX furiones,
Musical slipper (Wikerson' to anH our. op6 "n
Imperiojs iii terburyi. 10 to ana -s 70 is 5d
Bohhinet. "a N. o't'ornorl; y 4. J. '"i'i
C1rnatIIre and Mystic Bell also ran - III. .,a .or,x
sixth race flor and ger one mdse AN on;
tex SSwaterhuryI and TO 5. second
The following are the entries for to-day:
1it race uhre. years and five and one-haf ur5
1,nFsStAboIa i0l; Walbrook. 50; nyria. o2 bue ana
second race dnqiden two-ypar-ods four and ore nsf
fpronest-Royal Wisdom Peter Paul o5 lAs'd"nS'
100. Swift Iug: Miss Nancy. l00 Ill. ~
Third race Claiden hurdle and one han nnlLes o,
six hurdies-Larva Il: Alma Girl 132 Miss I69s
1I3377: Wiiard T Ia: Gibson Light. 184. ->
Fourth race years and over: seven 1utlI@ss. @
Carroll D. "Animosity, aS; 'knight OF the Haf'r'
FNth race years and over. six furongslI
BY II5 Musical Slipper. 100; Lowy. 100; Gesha Hiii'
100; Prance er 1I2: Fabius. 112 Mango ll2 1T, s !
Sixth uhree and over: selling: one n'e & sn
Day, l0li IaTva. i1o.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
POOL.
Strollers and Lambs Left in Finals Of Inter
club Tournament.

The final game Of the intercluh championship poor
contest will be played the Strollers tonight "nen
the Lambs meet the Strolers A team. Ihere were
three games played in the tournament last even
ing William A Tilt. of the stroers Won h an ed eSss
yictory over w J. Gordon, of the Union IIup pS a
score of 125 to 81 Tilt took the lead IN Lfle opel p
ing frame and his opponent had no chance III any
part of the game. The score:
C+or5on-f 6 o 2 s. O. !. = 1, 8. l. l. Total. o.. ,o-
TiIt-I3 5 H. 13, Z, Is, & S. H. 10 H. 8 Io'a' 1-'
Another uneven contest was the match betty between en-
the New-York Club. which ended i? 10 o. an t,t
frame with a count of fifteen. The score:
Drske-15. :. g. g. r. II. 10. l. g. Q. 49, s. Total
i-S Saeo + = s. g. ). 3. e. 5 Total 81;
scratches. !.
The closest game of the thrse Taz that 6d 6ef~een
Pryor jr., Of the NewYork Club Although n RSo1
cIiffe began well in the first frame, Pryor sCarLeo
in good pIaying in the second, and for the IoiioW
;ne several innings took good lead ana ms
Chances looked bright. The Stroliers man; now
ever again settled down and soon overlook ms 0P-
1onanf and Won out by score Of l25 10 1o2 The
score:
Eaoc,ire-11. + a. e. g. g. 70. g. 2 10. g. Z. 8. 1a. 2.
Pryor JrE & s. 7. s. p g. la. &. H. s. TO- p 2,
Total 1o2; scratches. 2
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
BASEBALL.
PROSPECTS, Point to Strong Teams for This
City in Both Leagues.

II seerns certain that this city will be represents,
49, ,ro,g baseball teams this year. The Ma
t,onsI League Club will have a rival tea" IN 1ne
6.Id this season and the ohiciais of this ors@iI@
t,on will have to keep the hustle TO coHp
with the new club. In Tsnnehill the etsr i , !,
handed pitcher: Lefty Davis. keeier' u.' -
Cha.h-, th. american League team appears 10
bsys TIE nucleus of a good nine. From Albania
where the men are training favorable repoTtS come
each day of the mems condition. Manage e.vsnnah
too with the National League team at ~
reports that his players are showing up as So hs
heen obtained by the Nationals this year, snoe. e
So mncI 70 strengthen the team, as he mas always
rroved himself good player
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
WOMEN TO WORK TWELVE HOURS
Superintendent Smith of Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Says ali Ticket Agents Will Do So.

Ths through elevated trains from Manhattan
after midnight will stop at the Brooklyn terni
nal o. the bridge the future. For. the accommo-
dation Of the local bridge trafc the local trains
will be continued all night five minute head
way
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company has de-
cide6 10 put IN private telephone service. with
and 3 central a the bridge. with a epeea! wire
to tie ccnapany's ohtce& in Montaguest This Will
serve the double purpose of assisting in the safe
operation Of the trains and the summoning OF
zreckine crews in case Of accident, and Of giving
protection the patrons OF the road against
Thisves and rcwdes by furnishing means OF
calling the police
Superintendent Dow S. Smith said yesterday that
hereafter both the men and women ticket agents
al the elevxae ed stations would work twelve hours
q day. No complaint against the new hours have
been heard, he says.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
oppose 1ETERBoRoUeH FRANCHISE
eeorpe ". Perkins Against It-Mayor May
withhold Consent.

rsv-;x T. nelafeld. representing Nlltaiu -
r,o5rs and George ". Perkins. representing -
tsnsive landed interests in Ihe nFo"A ,,ti.e m
urotested against the granting OF q lIuHI -
tha NSw-york City IrterborouEh Raii"sE o
many for the streets proposed In the 1 -.
Or a,ecunt Of alleged detecu ponh.eu 80 g.
1sassrs 0eIsheld and Perkins ct the heafi"s , %
+o-e Nsvor Low Yesterday. the franchise ma! iel
:, -, ,,,,rox,sl until the alleged defects are
rs-,e6yed The Board of Aldermen last week P"sSeo
the franchise with only four dissenting Eo.es.
vr Dela6eId said that the Board OF Aloerule m u
bsd no legal right 20 grant franchse to' d 80
that would go through streets not YET -
new road he asserted. proposed passing unrooeH - ~ "a
- ,-o,ertv NJ his clients that was now prlNa'e
r-o,,ertv and hsd not been condemned by tne ci'S
for new streets. ,..
lanes J. McEeIvev also opposen me Il0', '-tS :.
~ tt,e ground that the officials Of the road had salo
,be, would eliminate certain routes in the heleh-
,orbood Of RiverdaIe and Kingsbridge, OUT th@'
since the franchise mad been passed by the aluei
r7e7 they had broken faith and had oe'ldeu io'
70 make the changes. Opposition was aiSo i'oI
tested TO the route along Aqueduct-aVe- IL oeiis 60
serted that il would not benefit the properly lie
ers that thoroughfare Is paralleleu ny '0''-'
Alderman Peck also opposed declaring that the
Board OF Aldermen Influenced by 99e acfed with
out giving due consideration 10 the quesuon oi
routes the road proposes 10 IraNe .t n,ro,osed
road treated Mr.. Delafelds arguments hshtIy' nnt
the Mayor in reply. said that he was n1mSn m1 III
and remarked thai they were Of so much IN
nortsrce that he felt constrained 10 consult Will
me Corporation Counsel regarding them
Professor T0mrkins OF New-lork CnlVersit!,
rnoke in favor OF the franchise and said the
exerurive committee Of the university would meet
this week TO take action favorinE the trancnIse; @
S-onressu7an Couiden. representing the taxpayers
Alliance of The Bronx, also spoke in favor OF Inc
franchise. = eo-,o-
Effer Fordham Morris had also spoken IN faVor
~ the franchise the Mayor said he would con
siser very carefully the legal question raised by
~ DeIaheld and others with Corpora ton Counsei
RIves before giving bis approval or disappToNaI
chs franchise.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
OVER NoRToN's LINCOLNSHIRE.
Long Prices Against Leaders in the Handi-
csn-Bright II Not Placed

London. March 24-At the Lincoln spring meet
ing to-day over Norton won the Lincolnshire
shire Handicap of $500. for three-year-olds and
upward one mile. Portcullis was second ana
YpsiIanti came in third. Twenty ran.
All the three horses placed in the first big race
Of the season were rank outsiders. They started
respectively 100 to against. 80 to against and
20 10 I against Portcullis led until quarter OF
mile from home when Over Norton drew out and
won as he liked by three lengths. Two lengths sep
arated second and third y,
Such favorites Sceptre. Mauvezin or W. x
Vanderbilt's Bright II the only American morse IN
the race never justified the hopes of their sup
porters at any part of the contest.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
MANY ENTRIES FOR HORSE SHOW.

Entries for Durland's twelfth annual horse
show, to be held at the Academy on the evenings
of April 2 s and 9, will close Saturday evening.
All the prizes this year are in money instead Of
in plate as heretofore. There are nine classes for
saddle horses four for jumpers eleven for harness
horses and two for dealers. Prominent among
those who have made entries Reginald c and
Alfred G. Vanderbilt. e. K. 6 Billings and Mrs.
John Gerken: The horse show eommittee comm COZ. con
Richard H. Halsted. DR.. Charles McBurney. c. Z,
G Billings. Colonel Daniel Appleton George E
Tarhell, Thomas c. Reid and DR.. S. o. Vanderpoel
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
HOWARD GOULD ANo PARTY BACK.

Howard Gould. accompanied by his wife. Dr.
ard Mrs W. A. Perry, Mr.. Robinson ard Miss
NaSie. arrived hare yesterday Mr.. 0euld's
yacht the Niagara from s long cruise in the
Mediterranean. While Trey were abroad they
visited Egypt. Tensrfe and bermuda The yacht
went to the anchorage Of the New-York Yacht
Club. at East Twenty-sixth-st: The customs OH :
examined the baggage MI and Mrs; Gould vent -
an autornoh!le. Mr.. Gould said the party he'd had
a most entoyahle trip. but was slad 70 get home
at the waldorf. How Ions hs woul4 make the
hotel his home ne did know
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
FOR FAST SERVICE TO NEW GROUNDS.

To get quicker transportation service 10 mo mo
grounds Of the American League baseoah HiuO
in this city than is obtainable at present FFesE
dent Gordon is negotiating with the omcials ol tl'e
Naw-York Central Railroad TO have special trains
run n ne-hundred-and- -thirtieth-st II he is sue
cessfuI In this by a transfer at One-hundTeo-
fhirfeth-st to the Amsterdam ave sUrrace. Gai 80
The grounds can he reached in a comparatively
nbnrf irna
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
HAND TENNIS.
Dr.. ". J. Pulley and R. H. COTE, jr., Win
uers in Handicap Tournament.

At the handicap hand tennis tournament Of the
New-York Athletic Club yesterday two matches
were played in which DR.. W. j. Pulley and r H.
Goffe jr were the victors. The first match was
in the third round of the regular series, and the
second match was in the final round. The scores:
DR. W ]. Pulley u3 points beat c. H. Howard IS
PoTE'Si r COTE II (scratch1 beat P poeger jr. "a
points1 a5-1S 25-15.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
CORNELL CREWS AGAIN IN THE WATER.

Ithaca N Y March 24,-The three days rest Of
corneIrs crews made necessary on account of
the heavy rains which caused the water in the
inlet to rise, terminated to-day, snd seven crews
were on the water There was shakeup in the
varsity shell Hazeluood at No. falling to report
for work while Edmonston transferred from
the varsity to No. in the second shell. Lueder
was at No. Z; Foote (freshman) at No. s, and
CT Nc
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
BILLIARDS.
GALLAGHER Beats Sutton in Handicap Tourna
1nent.

Daly's rooms we're packed TO the doors yesterday
both in the afternoon and evening at the cllhsFn
match between George H. Sutton. the srness
h,,uarA p,a yer and Themas Gallagher. The players
were in good form Sutton was particularly good
r his cIose draw and follow shots ana IN I'm tne
dozen or more maes& efforts he was without error.
The match at DaIys will close Friday night. as
sutton has an engagement in Philadelphia on sat
urday. The score:
su,.o, ,24m-7 sss 10. g. TO- : s IS Is. 8 9,
! 10 10 i is J. q l. A2.rsr. 2: s. l. g s-ss
dailasher 6so0,.o. %, IS 10 l. 10 3 ! ?. '' 3 !
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