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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Interest II the outside securities market was IN
marlborough Rapid Transit The market ruled
generally strong however. prices in tortty Of
the issues showing q further upward tendency. al
though the demand was extremely light. Inter
borough Rapid Transit was wanted almost from.
the start and IT advanced IA rer cent 70 10. Al
The high figure some realizing took place. but good
suppo-t vas ir evidence and the closing within
trac1ioa OF the highest. international Mercantile
Marine preferred gained q fun point SeaboarG
SOCKS were steady. IN the copper issues Green
eaypsr gained e small fraction and Union Copper
Iost Z Per cent The bond department was steady.
tuf 6uu
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IT a. 1rINrYRE < co. CERTIFICATE OF

r a. NrINTYRE < co. CERTIFICATE OF
formation ~ limited partnership. The undersigned.
eestaus ~ 5otGas ..7s1 Tsns[Se.p pi sra,, 70
Ts ar, G nam. q the ag under MsI, Zh'G sq S
county wherein principal place OF business Is
se-ond. That general of business intend
commission chants and brokers business n gran
Sane including dealing j. stocks. bonds and other
Tard: THAT Tho names Of all tae general ana special
partners interested in saia partnership
g M ans 'heir resoecttyspi Of residence are
raar1as A. MCINTYRE NJ. sof 18th Street in the
Borough or Manhattan city. county and State OF Ne"
Laursnce T Fer. No - Cleveland Street IN the city
joan C sieIntyre No 3o5 west 7+th Street in
Yr an Of ta1 l5dSe beng genera partners: ana
CHARLES W Glett OF Lake Forest. state OF Illinois.
Fourth. rhar re amount OF capital which the sal!
c711on OF sara partnership IS the OF
i've thousand dollars
begin Is Nay > 1904 and 70 end April 80 1908
Dated New York. MAY ? 1900 -
LHCRENCE T. FELL tSeaJ
5 cHAs v " q GT Ti- Seal
Especial partner
on his n DAY OF MAJ 1904 before me personally np
geared Thomas a Mcintyre laurence = Esa I9hn O.
sossy known 9ne no%n - 70 :5r es me iea
sxecGted the same JOHN j. FLEMING
State OF Now York. County Of New York. s.: :.
- one az tie general partners named IN foregoing
certificate Of the the Hnitsd partnership
aosand collars specified the foregoing certificate
having been contrhuted oy mares n anSonv as IN
to before ne this "a cay TH6 & Nay M lPt
JOHN J. FLEMING Notary Public N. 7. Co.
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Limited COpartnerShip Notices.
THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT WE. CHARLES

/ " 49, IL Al IA'-n4 " l. oiA-1i'4 rs
l. CANAAN. CHARLES L CANAAN. J2. ana
RICHARD 8 GROCER formed "a limited partner
ship -n-e- me laws az the state 81 New YORK
That the ag-. under which said partnership -
20 Do conducted Is CAl[8IAN% * COMPANT. and the
yriae7a place 1f business be located in The County
OK N-" f1rE. IN the state 90 New York
That the genera nature on The business Intended %
le transacted cE SAID c1partnershtp Is that OF stock
rIt~t~ or genera brokers' principals
or agents II selling and dealing In stocks bonds
and other serlr.tie5 cotton other Agricultural
products the said business belonging and
ton ot any other business cust9mariy engaged BY
brokers ana commission merchants.
Eat the of all the general special partners
Interested ~ said arm and their places q
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THOROUGHLY COMPETENT, EXPERT
ENCED BOND SALESMAN DESIRES TO
ASSOCIATE HIMSELF WITH A STOCK
EXCHANGE HOUSE, AND WILL MAKE
ANY REASONABLE INVESTMENT UP TO
100000 ADDRESS B., BOX Is, TRIB-
UNE OFFICE.
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Bowling Green Trust Co.
20 BROADWAY. NEW YoRH

capital, $500, 900. Surplus, $500, 900
OFFICERS:
EDWIN GOULD - President
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR 1st Vice-President
CHAS. P. ARMSTRONG I'd Vice President
JOHN A. HILTON Sd V.-Pres. & Treas.
WILLIAM N. LAWS = Secretary
DIRECTORS,
Charles P Armstrong, Myron 7. Herrick,
Frank Brainard, Edward 7. Jeffrey,
Robert C. Clowry, Edward R. Ladew,
Edmund c. Converse, William NJ Laws,
VIM. Nelson Cromwell, ]. ". Middendorf,
Granville NJ. Dodge, VIM. Willis Merrill,
a. Goepel. Winslow S. Pierce,
Edwin Gould, Frederick B. Schenck,
Frank Jay Gould, William H. Taylor,
George J, Gould, Edward F. Thomas,
John L. Hilton, John P. TruesdeI,
E. F. C. Young
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Int period BId. IA

Brooklyn Ferry stock -----.
Hobcken Ferry Is Is. 1885.
q stock OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
X I 3 2 ? Fer co STOCK
do LIST mtg -. 1872 .--..-
Ky q y = cor s. 1880
IOth & % SiT fst raF Is. 1913
Union r o. y I 4 y stock
* Y & X : Is, clg 81. 1870
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Bank Reports.

mo 70
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. York CRY IN
the State OF New the close OF business June
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

-hs following securities were sold yesterday ~
AUCTION a. the Network Real Estate Salesroou by
lsran z Muller & Son:
Fights or 800 shares Consolidated Gas
Currz-- q <ew-Ic k. lbis
Rights s45 shares Consolidated Gas
Coruary New < -.-----. I57s
Rights On 30 shares Consolidated Gas Com
nan c -.-.---- &c
snare Triton Tfsh and Game Club q
Canada .sll Ggss paid. sold subject &c the
rules C the club. $500
mo- North American Company
G cent bonds 3 70 10
AZ 40 NORTH American Rice Company first mort
gage per cent bends. .-...---.--
N-- American Rice Company n-s-
gage 4
Nort- American Rice Company
.-----.-. 3
reN No-th American Rice Company first mort
CENT bonds. = So
Nar American COMPANY
gar= cent bonds ..-..-.. 10ls
roo NORTH American Rice Company first mort
gage per cent bonds ----.--...-...-.
roOo0 sazta r County NJ pe- fund
ing BONDS cue August. 1921 coupons Feb
ruary ard august, August. 1904 coupons
or f-yrr-rerafedl ....-...-.....- 81 O42
- ehs-es Mechanics Bank OF brooklyn. ..... o7ss
: eha-ss Hudson Building Company ia
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-otsls = Eos. ending Nav
IL mos. ending Aiay
>, ms ending Nay; Excess
o. eEpc--s. .s .----- 10000
q ,os ending May; Excess
q exports .-.-... '.-.- ...
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STOCKS.

reported BY Clinton Gilbert. Nc wau-stp
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A DVERTISEMENTS subscriptions Ths Tribune |
"A received Uptown ONCE.
NO. 1884 BROADWAY
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Chicago Great Western Railway Co.
I .,i,rLI SLNII-A MI Al y XNIErNrr or
OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY.

OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY.
Il Battery Place y. \ a. Ia 1904
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
Otis Elevator Company this day declared guar
erly OF S50 share upon the preferred
OF the Company payable Office July 18th 1904
to the preferred stockholders close OF
LYNDE BELKNAP. Tr.aSlrsr
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Public Notice.

WANTED.-MASTER MECHANIC SIGHT.
w ING WORK.. So s. per diem. An examination win
De held Navy Yard. Washington. D. c.. Juns IL
1900. Al The above position E9r APPLICATION ana
further information address "COMMANDANr. NAVR
YARD. WASHINGTON. D. c.
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Insurance Staten nt.
STATE OF NEW YORK
NsIrP 1NCE DEPARTMENT.

Albany. Nay 10Th. 1904
WHEREAS, THE TEUTONIA INSURANCE
w cornnany located New Orleans In tire state Of
louisiana aled In this office sWoru statement. oy
thereof. showing rs condition and
complied IN AL respects with ths laws
relating 70 Fire and Marine Insurance. COM
States OF tbs United States:
Now Therefore IN pursuance % law, l. Francis Ven
Insurance OF the stats OF New
york do hereby certify said Company j. hereby
appropriate business or Fire and
this state IN accordance with law
The condition and business OF
said Cnnanv az the date December
$ follows:
Ar~regat. amount Of available $3.50 100 10
"a snr,saxS tnelueinr re insurance.. ass O4s "a
40 $50 000 %
Sa-pLIs ............-....... los O6e "a
Amount AZ ncorns for the year, as
CASH. Goa IT.
n Whereof have hereunto sub
Il scribed my the seal OF ny
fee be affixed the day and year above
written
FRANCIS HENDRICKS
superintendent OF Insurance.
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THE STATE BANK,
S16-STs Grand Street
New York June 10th. 1904.
THE DIRECTORS HAVE THIS DAY DE-
cared from profits OF the six months a
DIVIDEND OF TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. upon tho
stock OF this Bank. free OF tax payable and after
July Ist 1904 transfer books viii for
this purpose until that date
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Total . g. - u
State Of New York. County Of New York.
T. z. D BACkUS Cashier OF the above-na-nsc oank-
DO sOlenaly that above statement ia Tue 70
the best OF my knowledge and belief
c. D. BACKUS, cashfas
Subscribed ard swcru before 18th daz OF
Tune Ie14- THOS- s. WILLIAM.
Notary Pu5in
Correct-Atccst:
FRANCIS Z. HIVE.
WILLIAM n. MOORE D1rscrasA
JAMES A BLAIR.
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DED ID LINE.
As La Guayra. Puerto CaoeIio Curacao and MARI
czibo Curacao Calling also ar p
From Pier - adjoining W AZ St FsTry. Brooklyn
s. >. -
S. ; PHt1LA DEl>ttt-A saturday, July g
For La Guayra. Curacao ard Va rscaib0.
5 s MNENCALEf0- SATURDAY.. Ia
:. ZULIA Saturday. July 2. noon
have superior
sssEers.
General Managers. So Wall
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A MEXICAN LINE
- PL.YMOCTH-CHE Observation-Disclosures
Sailing Saturdays $50 4 ". Pier IS. N. r
PHILA DELPE4LA- June IS July 10. IS sept 10
ST LOUIS June Is July 3 Aug 20 Sept. II
GEEtAAN4C Il1y
ST PAUL July 3. Aug d sept g OcS
DED STAR LINE
IL NET-YO3K-ASs'rvvEE
Sailing SATURDAYS 1879 a NJ. Pier IA ~ -
ZEELA June IS July Ia aug IS sept 10
FINLAND ....-.... June July % Aug 20 sepe II
VADERLA Nd. July > July So aug q Sept "a
KROONLAN). July 9. Aug 8 Sept g Ocx
WHITE STAR LINE
w ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Sailing Wednesdays and FRIDAYS, Pier IS. y. n
%. 10 A. N Teuronic July 8. = NJ
"a ; p NJ Celtic 8 / p "a
Oceanic -. A NJ BaIC- July ?. IA.
PASSENGER OFFICES. BROADWAY.
Freight Oricss. WattshalI Blcg-. Battery Place.
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STREET RAILROAD BONDS.
sand interest

interest
FERRY COMPANIES.
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NORFOLK 6 WESTERN RAILWAY CO.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS De-
clared sennt-anuual dividend OF One on--haIr
per upon stock OF the Company.
ONCE Company. Arcade Building. Phlladel-
phia after June 18th. 1904. 70 the Common
stockholders registered az the close OF business
lat 1904 A. ]. HEMPHILL. Secretary.
A ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions for The Tribune
n al Uptown once
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Advertisements will be received the following
orices az regular until O'Clock ?.
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BONDS.
FOREIGN BONDS.

INACTIVE STOCKS.
G-nisAea ~ william & Eicao!s & Co.. No i waI-stJ
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ACTIVE STOCKS

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STREET RAILWAY COMPANIES.

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NRGMO[R LINE GL'sq igyr Va
IS ,Furnessa. nooz
Columbia. June - ?. u Ethiopia
Fi-st saloon. $50 and
Second saIoon. So ard third class S26
For ILLUSTRATED Book or Tours applv
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Il and 70 Broadway.
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE
FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA FLORIDA. ALABAMA
TICKETS Texas. Colorado. Cal.-OrnIa.
Mexico. Georgia Florida Alabama DELIGHTFUL
OCEAN VOYAGES Pocket Guide Free. c. II. NAL
LORY CO. Gen Agts-. I29 Front-zS.. n. z
COOKS TOURS To EUROPE; 30 THIS
- sason; s210 5000. al expenses included Pro-
sranarlss THOS. COOK & SON. col ana IIS5 Broad
way Madison Ave. " 2
IT A yELOCE~-Fssu italian Line
Sailing every Tuesday 10 NlLPLES-GENOA
America -Jans . crtra a. Mlano- .Juy
Cabin SIS Dtuiua saloon prem enade deck
BOLOGNESL HARTrIEI-D & CO % Wall ST.
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TIust Com panies.
Trust Com panies.
Surplus and Undivided Profits

Acts as Trustee Guardian Executor Administrator Assignee Reos
transfer Agent Taxes oharga Real and Pr.on Proa-tz
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-16
AMERIcA-- A--S,BAGuE STAINING.
AMONG The HORSES.

After the last race at Brighton Beach
yesterday 4. r. Thomas seemed TO be
perpiexed- Last Monday he bought the
2-year-old colt F1yback from Madden for
$1,000. Fiyback won the $4,000 Great
Trial stakes at Sheepshead Bay and Mad
den said the colt might win the Futurity.
Thomas concluded to see Flyback per-
form I'm his coiops and started him In
handicap for 2-year-olds at six furlonss,
with l2s pounds up. giving eight pounds
TO Agile and 16 10 Humo. Flyback was
ridden by Odom. who was set aside by
Thomas last year because OF alleged in
competent handling OF Hermis. lie opened
at TO 10, but went back to 10 10 and
even money because OF a great plunge on
Humo, who was hammered down from 8
TO to IL 10 g. Hildebrand had the leg up
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-16

preaching. 1890; SIS, 12:l5: gospel. q; Rev
II Hartman, w I missionary, in charge.
Church OF the New Jerusalem, Trinity
square. Rev George Wheeler, pastor
Service. 10:45; subject Use not Vain
Repetitions
Mission of the Coming King. $50 Broad
street Dennis block-Prayer. 10:45:
Brother b Baxter and others will speak
at 2:45: conference at 7:So.
Y NJ c A building, Westminster and
Jackson Streets mems meeting. with
address, "Obedient TO the Heavenly
Vision" by Rev John Hall OF Second
Presbyterian church
Sailors mission, "A South Main street
Sunday. 7:45 Rev Mr. Farnum from West
Indies will preach.
Corfss Heights chapel, Berkshire and
Selma streets-SS. 1870: mid-week service.
Tuesday, 7:45.
Advent Christian church. Hammond
street-Prayer service. 10: preaching.
io:45. by Elder A 8 Williams OF North
Scituate, X i. subject, THE Rich Man
and Lazarus" IS, 1913: evening prayer
service. 4: social service. 1880.
Blessed Hope mission, corner Webster
avenue and PIainfeld street-Service al
8: in charge of A c Church, Hammond
| street
The Providence Spiritual society
! mediums meeting. 20 Pearl street, at 7:45
German Evangelical Lutheran. corner
Huntington and Union avenues-Service,
10; preaching by Rev L Loeber.
Advent Free church. Brighton street,
near Courtland--Preaohing by Rev VIII
liam Dixon. l0:45: subject. wilt Thou
Go with This MAN. 1915. IS: 7:30. sub
ject. THE Man Who Said He Would. and
Did"
Church OF Emmanuel corner Chestnut
and Clifford streets-B 8. $50; preaching,
1o:45 and I. by Rev John Pennington OF
Cincinnati. o; Y r VI, s.
French mission. Central Baptist church
vestry. Weybosset street-Service at 8;
preaching by Rev N N Aubin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-16
SUNDAY SAIL TO COTTAGE CITY.

Through fleets OF white sailed pleasure
craft. past the anchcAse yachts and war
ships In Newport harbor, passing under
the euns Of Fort Adams. as well as near
the peculiar shaped mass OF rock, known
as Beaver Tail, the steamer Larchmont
OF the Joy line Will carry another party
Of Measure seekers tomorrow. weather
pernitting, up the Vineyard sound To
Cottage City. The excursion viii be the
second that the Joy steamship company
has conducted this season and this time
the boat win leave the dock at $50 a. m.
in order TO arrive at the Vineyard earlier
In the day.
The beauties OF Martha's Vineyard are
we'll known. and the fact that the round
trip can be made for 81 In addition to
the attraction of the hong sail along one
os the most beautiful water ways In the
world cannot fail to attract many per-
sons.
The splendid orchestra from Keith's
theatre under the leadership OF Prof
Herman. will be on the boat and render
a concert of the finest music In the
repertofre In addition to this catering
20 the senses the needs OF the inner man
viii se looked out for by the chef and
his corps of assistants in the dhiEs
saloon after the usual style on this we'll
known boat.
The management with an idea OF safe
guarding the comforts of its patrons has
announced that the number OF the tickets
will be limited, so that no fear for
crush need be entertained
Electric cars will also await the arrival
OF the steamer on South Water street on
its return.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-16
BRISTOL TENNIS ENDED.

Yesterday afternoon at $50 o'clock the
tennis tournament for the Bristol county
championship was completed. Tho tour
nament has been running for the past
fve days.
The finish In singles was begun at 2:3o
o'clock In the afternoon. and In good
contest Frank NJ Dimond wrested the
championship trophy from w. 4. Duffy,
Jr.. beating him 6-1. Ga. 81.
The feature OF Dimonds playing was
his work at the net.
The cup was presented to him. and then
began the playing In doubles for the
championship w. ]. Duffy, Jr.. and
Frank r. Tucker successfully Defended
their title to tho ohampionship. beating
Dimond ana Tarraliy 90. 4-6. 81. 6-3 The
trophv was presented TO them at the
close.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-16
SHALL We DISPUTE
The Opinions of Hund<eds
of Our Fellow Citizens.

Residents Of Providence, like other
ment wants TO be sure OF getting tho
worth Of their money. They want to
know all the why's and wherefores. and
in direct ratio to the value OF the In
vestment they burrow and ferret until
satisfied with the collateral Take an
instance IN the realm Of proprietary ar
ticles. II we know Of friend who has
been cured. we have some faith in the
n we know OF two or three
our faith Increases. II the cures reach
hundreds all well known citizens and
anyone who still maintains that there
IL nothing beyond ordinary merit I'm the
the care OF his fellow taxpayers II he
wishes 10 pick a quarrel with them on
the question OF their Judgment and We
rscity he has ample opportunity In Prov
idencs to do so. Begin with this case;
Mrs. Thomas Lynch OF GO South street
says: II was troubled for some time
with baciache and pains through my
loins and kidneys. especially severe II
did any hard work ABOUT the mouse or
went up and down stairs. I was rest
less nights and could not sleep soundly,
besides being very nervous. I tried oh-
ferent remedies. but received little ben
eft MY husband had been 80 greatly
benefited by Doan's Kidney Pills that
tried them. The treatment banished the
backache and pains through my loins.
could sleep wen nights and could exert
myself without Inconvenience. I am glad
to let others know the merits Of Doan' =
Kidney Pills" For sale by all dealers.
Price 80 cents. Foster -Milburn Co. Buff
falo. n. y. sole agents for the United
States. Remember the name Dosn's and
take no substitute
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-16
Providence Got Early Start but Failed
to Win From Buffalo.
Annab|e W., Local Horse, Won First
Money in the 2:19 Trot

The anxiety over the result Of yestsr-
lays game with Buffalo was never once
abated during the entire nine innings.
McGee for Buffalo and Putnam OF
Providence fought tooth and nail for su-
premacy. MCGEE was at his best after
Wagner had shook him UP with home
run drive on about the second ball the
Bison pitched. It did McGee world of
good. for he was on the alert ever after.
especially when It was wagner's turn
Putnam possessed a rare assortment.
Providenoe was frst to bat and one
of the FIRST balls sent over the rubber
by Mc6ee just came UP TO Wagners
wish. He threw himself upon 1t and the
ball hit the roof of a shed adjoining left
field and rolled into the gutter. remaining
In full view, while Wagner made a trip
Of the bases. After the excitement over
the incident had subsidized vinson was
handed out four wide ones and ambled
down 10 Grimshaw's cushion. Cam sacri-
feed him TO second and Captain Daly's
clean drive TO centre scored Vinson- IL
looked easy for the visitors
The Bisons faced quite handicap when
II came their turn to hit
Clymer opened up for Buffalo with
hit about one-third the length OF Wag-
ners, but before Captain DAILY could cor
raj the ball Clymer was smiling at him
from second. Barry sacrificed neatly and
away sped Clymer for third, coming home
on Courtney's out at first.
That run Of Clymer's was the last for
six innings.
The run that tied loomed UP in the
eighth. McAllister hit a sizzler at Con-
nor. 1t was so warm that the veteran
could not handle II cleanly. Clymer add
ed the second drive 10 his credit, sending
McAlister along home.
Then came the winning run. Grim
shaw was first up in the ninth, but was
counted out on strikes. Delehanty was
walked down to first. Laporte landed
squarely on the hide and away pranced
Del. 10 third. Old reliable, Shoddy Shaw.
was next at the bat and he stood up and
was counted out
McAllister followed Shaw and His ef-
fort was punk hit. Manager Daily sign
ed a Buffalo boy the moment he arrived
in Buffalo, and he was well pleased with
the young mans showing in practice
Fred Stimler. Central High schools clever
catcher has donned the gray.
Providence will pitch either Fairbank or
Milligan tomorrow. The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-16
TODAYS RACES.
Five Events on Gard for This Afternoon at
Nanagansstt Park.

There were Ave events scheduled for
this afternoon at the half-rnile track at
Narragansett park.
These were the 2:l0 pace, AIS trot, 2:15
pace and 2:1s pace and n haif-mile dash
wagon for 500. Vance Ntckols has
entered Al Ray and Dr. J. ID. Reilly has
placed wake-~na on the card.
The entries In the events today were
as follows: 2:lo pace. Mary Anna. Aims
worth. Peeler Patron. Phebon w: ais
trot. Comet wilkes. Miss Brock Lake
Queen: 2i5 pace. Capt. Sampson. csishot,
Lady IAurin. Miss Emma. Brookdsie Girl.
Redondaie; 21e pace, Ruby Electric,
ciaribel. Sally Hooker. calshot Lau Lady
Laurin.
The purses werc ssco. and the money
went TO the bert two IN three.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-16
AMATEUR BALL

The newly organized Pascoag team has
an open date July %. and would Ike to
arrange a game away from home on that
date with any OF the fast amateur teams
within a radius OF 40 miles. For about a
week or more the management has been
securing some fast men, and will soon De
able to give a good demonstration OF the
raneA To make arrangements, address.
Pascoag Baseball Manager. p. o. box lo',
Pascoa1, r l.
The Clark q Coombs and b. A. Bailou
mines OF the famous jewelers. League Will
cross bats at the Gorham grounds today
at 2.30 clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-16
LEAGUE STANDING
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.

New York and Cleveland battled nip
and tuck through a fast 15-innins game
own game by hitting TO right for two
bases IN the 18th inning after Osteen had
singled. Both pitchers did fine work and
Turner's all-round play was a feature
Attendance 3440. Score:
Innings. 10: New York. 8; Cleveland, 2.
PHILADELPHIA 5. CHICAGO 1.
Philadelphia made II four straight over
Chicago yesterday at Philadelphia. Plank
was very effective at critical stages.
while White was hit hard in the innings
I'm which the locals made their runs. At
tendance 400 Score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-16
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