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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10
HOCKEY CLUB rs THIRD.
Defeats v. L. 4. &. SeCen in FiRaI
Game of Series.

Mr. Ellison the goal tender OF the Hockey CIuo
OF New-York is a generous man. This he proved
without doubt last evening at the St Nicholss
Rink. where the team he plays met the New
York Athletic Club seven in the final game 81 the
Amateur League series When things looked as
black as the ace OF spades for the Mercury
Foot team the close OF the second half ne Al
lowed the rubber shot from the rear Of thN cage
by Willis 20 hit his skate and bounce into the net
for what turned be the only CocI for the
athletic club team. The final score was to in
favor Of the Hockey Club
The victory gives the latter seven third risce in
tho championship series. with four victories and
like number Of defeats The championship title
was won by the Wanderers with a straight string
OF eight Victories their credit. The Crescent
Athletic Club comes next. with six games won and
two Iost-botn 10 the Wanderers. The Brooklyn
Skating Club and the New-IOrk Athletic club are
tied for last place. each having captured one game
and lost
The contest last evening was rather SLOW and IN
interesting Huntington the urSt 10 score Tor
the Hockey club in the FIRST hall after three min
rubber again into tEe net for another goal for the
Hockey Club. Huntington and Hoolitz were COIN
sent 10 the side line for rough Work IN mis- AalI,
which ended 70 o In tie Hockey Clup favor.
COoliCan aroused much curiosity ~ wearing a palF
Of goggles such used In automoOiie races
1t was about twelve minutes of play IN the second
half when the puck hit EiiisonS skate ana Vent
into the Gaze for n goal for the Mercury root
team. Phillips. who ma te the tnlrd Eo3l Ior ne
Hockey Club, tailed it q few minutes before the
end OF the match. He Offended IN this hail. and
went to the bench for few minutes. Inc lineup
and
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NAY FREE ". L. COIN.
He Gets Nesc Trial. but Probably
vii Not Be Tried.
ROzENTHAL's $4,000 PAID.

A new trial viii be granted Martin I. Cohn.
.unior member ~ A S. Roseuthal & Co. who. with
Charles C.. Browne. a former examiner OF silks IN
the Appraisers Stores. was convicted few weeks
nro II conspiracy 10 defrauc the government %
duties on japanese silks. II IS generally thought.
n view ~ the language % Judge Thomas Of the
United States Circuit Court. IN granting the new
trial that. unless the government has additional
evidence 20 submit Cohn viii not be retired.
Browne was sentenced 20 two years IN Sing Sing.
with stay OF ninety days. TO perfect and Gle his
appeal
Judge Thomas declared that the Indictment
ssainst Cohn should have been dismissed by him
tho trial. and the case submitted 20 the jury IN
far q affected Browne. The evidence con
cs-ung Cohn was insufficient lie said. TO justify
re verdict OF guilty rendered against him. u IS
M mere connection with the business OF the i'm
rc1ing firm involved nor relation 10 some acts
that The law required 20 he done IN the course q
passing goods through the custom house that IS
demanded. Such connection must exist and such
relation OF some person representing the importers
- duo course 81 business must arise. even n the
importstions were legitimate. Il must Inevitably
appear that such connection was used OF such rela-
tiou assumed. Tor the purpose ~ eubserviuE The
cors1irac1. He says evidence Fnoued Cohn Ind
- once WORK of The concern. The court also re-
leTs - ne STIPULATION signed by both prosecutor
Sne aeience admtting That tho entries signed by
,.nh we're eieleG ~ blank 10 be filed IN by
custom house Official later. and that Cofn had no
possible knowledge q what the entry was 10 con-
The cefendants renewed their bonds given sew
80 w. .I-cNiug tnetr conviction. tohn'S is
On attorney representing M Schlessinger the
surety ~ A S. EoTerthal whose bond was for
lnre5 States Conuissioner Shields d rartiaed
ge'k ecr $4,000 IN payment Of the forfeited hail.
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RESULTS AT OAKLAND.

es- Fra--ls~o ,farch g-Ffrst ceiling. fve fur
Io.rsl-- fair Lady Anna Jos ,- E.urcr. 10 . won;
l'Ici.aray sherwood 60 . second. yellow store.
no ~ .,avs. % % J. tlrI Time. 1852. Eiouda.
pue-e, aT-e carey and gaU-ivafe also
$50 800 ,eef-..- -ev.r suA -cei-Ifu1F-rE 101
CESnarr, 3 p, J. Won Ncrltebark iU3 t5uxt Nd. 10 % J.
seosl. Iuf cd. kIrrI. - % }. tr4 liuc
l.a0if hrhc-aarle The Buratoo. Mr. FarnUn. Anirad
Adirondack and Whf-kr-4 also
Third race ,f5,- srl a oalr fu1cnrsl-Thr Mist. lot
ffartIrl Al - sHn- Arshe III G3ulr1a-h. , - :.
fcrond- ss-ae rHf tfrr-stt waite. T. fhirl Ti1n
-. Eduardo. A-zrah. Hai7n. Henry Aeh ana George
-. - .Ncar o. ral
Fourth ,1nc rr'ie and s.xt'e-th toi,c17' igt
fNandcrboutl. o. u.H1. o.. ". l'rlfor-. - o. z
SEechaub. 70 = tr-rrl. Lessor tl>ua.Jo. q I
thir3- TIVE. l-l. Lord y bourne sailor Knot anu
ketc~an0 ais. .sr
FIfh tse,,lrz: u,ne)-The Trettc-. JOE FuZ-
g. u,l PrI-r.rs Taiy1 q - J. recon o.
Outaurst. jos 3D. p --elD. i7 ~ = mira The ,fl--
lsac'rrrne. Tic tolnrel'a-. t-irte.fr tarii'e Al q
MaI-1lo. H.IIs Nas-. t--.y rrt srfli1-t also i-l ~
si--h nee Ceiling SIX furIcrrsl fn--rohe. - tN
Dal.a - = won. rgairault. ~ 'fl2tcal. II - ~
second. Milo fIn--r1. a. 70 = fn-1 4i-1e ll'.-
FrFr Chi-. ,-urcrca ald s'i-ran a--n ran
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sEsuLrs Al ASCOT Pack.

Los Angsss: March 2T--ft race sell rF. seen f1-
EIenders5nl 10 D. second. -,z f"5 Uawreace'. ?
o. third TTr-o --2I Ippaia'l Nina j. D.. Nafrr
Ifooe- CAPITOL Grey Morn. Inalssrc Dupont and CHI
raltar also
dado. JOG ~. Jaei.s1h. - :. Won chef Aloha. -
g7efchrl second: I7sv Fc7En. 90 anderson.
J. thrG -lr1e l.2sta. fel-u Woods. olircio. Mlcaua
Ianssesr G,cal Cron'e. Tin. Fiarero ana Judge Nap
ton
f-a-rfr-rrrg r7r-CIf wcu. 40
"A rrhttals J. second: Weir Apparent $50 tsuther-
lsrd. rvlr -Hi-1 Time 2-2O'-. CAMEL. Eey del Eto
ard f-rarE Nrk~a cleo
Forfh race na~sira~ r.v surlr0rs1O~e-1 Dream no
Il ra~.fst Won Tr--rafr~ l07 trEfE-s-ensl ID
= ----t- American 100 ,Nlrrr-1i1l u'-I. Time
T.lart Gallant C11zalas. princess Irl-a Colleen
Rule o,so
rf-h race nile ard .hrc~ svte--fts-r5rafl -
7fisrbrlnIl. ? won; Discus = "a. Johnson.
secons: Erie q Booker Il 20 l. third Time 2O2&.
IrHs Ilurdau and Moor also
Eirts race selling. ak and ens-ha fursnEs)-Iaursa-
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NEW SH-IHJIING RECORDS
Imericap Marks Made IN 40 and
80 Yards and Long DiCe.
tnY TELEGRAPH To rHr TrlBrNE.I

Hrookliue Mass. March 9--Three new American
records were made tonight az the Brookns Swim
ming clubs invitation meet. one OF them by q. NJ
Daniels Of tho Ecw-York Athletic club. Daniels
sgon the ki0-yard Invitation match IN 6:05 estab-
fishing now record for the distance. Tho fifty
v.irI dash ~ Harry Iemoyne. OF Harvard.
Pm p.2. Is. making also new American record. q.
IL. Daniels second m TINS contest.
II She plunge for distance. 4. Nj Mccormick. OF
tho ErJokliuc Swimming club. won. going 90 feet
inches breaking the old American record by feet
e inches.
Irving Eliot. 4 fourteen year-old Brookline lad.
Inc .0a-v;trd Invitation handicap in 2:5S. The
Bro0klIue Swimming club won the 105-yaTd relay
from tho Ncw-HOrk Athletic Association No
time was ken Irnuyne defeated l.. J. Goodwin.
az %cw-York. IN the IoJ-yard invitation L.
fGovue's time %. four-ifths OF a second be-
hind his record.
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NEw-oRLEANs ENTRIES FOR TODAY.

Flrs' Course. mile ami seventy yarlsTa1v
kTisHr Probable. Clay
aHf ReEa~. ia each. trariar. Master PTlu. Tom Diay
Scotch Thistle and falkland. Ia each
Second rae ceiling ore milo er0'-v rsl1rre a1i
I-rDr.s. - r~f lrt1rf r 50. Irle-fCrH. "i- VIII
g. Heluralre ami Nl'an Sllz "a ea-- Strac'r.
%. Mission, H asa Marcos. l. ., and lsi1E Hayer l.l
each.
Ttf-s trurrc end one aa-f rtr-r=sl Green
G1uu Potter fv4 each. cashier. aIal1uue
Hannibal rey ard Michael yrues. ln5 each. Rose Dodge
l12. ana HfUlIfrr1 Lax ia5.
Fa.rfh CEe EIr1 --0 n-s r"e or'er T-ilNs
0r.Hsa. 1913 ThC-Ueg croft. t2 t-rafe it til Spal
MareiT.
T,rsh tsiHr: che ul.,@lficra.~. Hl: Ia che q.
49,. Tr-st sS- Hunter sr1 EirEdCyr. 80 each
charles 80 S. Satcicl 80. Governor Boy1 one More and
Wair. sol enrh. Heso-y corners. l"e. ana Henry ~
llausrnFla- Jos.
race tfel.a. flrlonrsDLadv Walters. Allrr
Eliaer-tte. Pure Favor ans fll-lila, lnB
ench Ncrrlegs. Lady Nheoloe BRIDE ana Triple
a.lgC- Jos cncl.
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YOUNG'S HOTEL

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
Steel brick and cement
Atlantic only absolutely hreproof hotel European
plan on ocean promenade. with fun view. Ions
distance phones IN bedrooms Hot and cold salt and fresf
water in a White service throughout. Music
and orchestra JAMES R KEENAN,.
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ATLANTIC CITY. y J.. Park Place. near Beach.
Reopens Saturday, Feo Is. 1904
For booklet and terms address JAMES ~ MOORE
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PENN OUT ON SCHUYLKILL
Flood Defed by OarSmen to Haze
Luck of Wednesday.

Philadelphia. March 9-In spite Of the fact that
the SchuykH was practically flood Coach Ellis
Ward launched his University OF Pennsylvania row
ing squad IN b1rses this afternoon for its first prac
uce Of the season on the water. It had to be done
because to-day IS Wednesday. the only day. I'm
Wards oUlulou. on which TO gala anything.
The seven eishts had hard work cut on. 70 make
Roadway. They went out iu two sets In thu for
hargcs used IN place OF racing shells. The barges
Will be used until tho middle 81 April. two weeks
before tAc frs. race with the Annapolis Cadets. on
April 80 NO viii be permitted until after the
men take Go the shells. The hrst tho" crews Were.
First esc7-strale. Captain Zane. T7,lo-. urlyf1n.
l.7t. <Ha1t. sullivan "eF-..-r, ~1sraher c1NsNaia.
l..F.sf--
Second rrc-v-st-rz-. B-er-: York. Robertson. DICK.
E..H-n.s. fe.e. 'rf"e5rt. HOPES, C.AFedi1, Lamb.
i..-- -'- STR tfuw.-l. Galley. MaYury. stevenson
E-a..a--- Isull.r. White. Naal-nstnH. coXswain. H.
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BoXTNC AGAIN AT HARVARD.
spo-t Pc7alar in President Roosevelt's Day
Tc Be Revived.
w r-lEenArn 20 -nn raIurNr.l

Cambridge. Mass. March s.-Much Interest is BE-
ng aroused ~ Harvard On thc coming gymuasuc
-ieet Uifa Columbia. 10 Dc held tomorrow evening
q ne hercnwry gymnasium. and particularly IN
lAe boxlrE bouts thar are 20 form a part % the
L.ogramme. Tho bouts ara 10 be between pupils
y. Professor Mike Foley. and VII be the first
i-ng o. the kind that has occurred IN Cambridge
/" LONE time
then President Roosevelt was an undergra duate
80 boxing matches On the old gym We're among
- tincIal athl .tic features Of COLLEGE nc The
s-esaent himself took active part u these
..lsnoiy bouts. sl.cc that tilne boxing has Ian
.iened 81 Harvard but the Introduction OF II into
-. coming Columbia gym meet j. an indication
- renewed interest ID the sport.
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CREWS OUT ON WATER AT SYRACUSE

Syracuse. March tSpeciaD.-Ten Eyck. coach o.
the Syracuse crews has cut the number OF varsity
candidates fourteen About twenty freshmen
are still in training. The crew men already
practising on the water As OnOndaga
Lake free from ice all OF the practice shells VIII
be taken out
No reply has vet been sent to the invitation 10
CoruelTs Memorial Day regatta on Cayuga, LAKE
The will have she'll to cost $3.50. THIS sea
son. the gift Of the Buffalo Alumni Club
John Hill. '05. CONSwain OF Syracuse nrst crew
at Poughkeepsie. in 1900 Will try for his old seat
I'm the 1904 boat having again taken his studies
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PRNcETon TO HAVE SWIMMING TEAR.

'iiAcetpn. =. J.. March Special. Princeton is
y o'slflzc "A regular swimming club. Those In
"a sc in tac sport last night elected W A BouTs.
or. 49,! IN was decided 20 begin practice az
riii - me inrcrelaes gU INNING contests. which
80. e .a % ln few weeks. An lnterclass relay
fhin .H n--n Pc held ana an Individual champion
uift -1ei'.f1 u 81 Intended go have q cusl meet
ss.e, rencet iiie later In The spring. and In
fl-i - l4t also beer received from Vale for a
erri, ri tancioatcs Tor tic cam began their
noo5 VI SIacusinE In the BrOisnw tank this after
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1oMLlNsoN,s GOOD SHOT PUT.

John G. Toalinsou. captain OF the Columbia
track team won the handicap shot put IN the third
Of the series Of novice contests for the university
athletic team candidates yesterday afternoon in
the college gymnasium Tomlnson. with a handi-
cap Of feet inches. able put shot - feet
inches. II. ; Ruledge, at scratch, was second,
with an actual put Of - feet n inches Robert ;
SfarEiand the football team captaIn. was thIri
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INTERCOLLEGIATE Gym" MEET.

Yale. Princeton and Neu-Tork universities have
entered strong ms ioT the sixth annual inter
collegiate gymn5stc Championship contest to be
aeld AT New-Eork University on March IS. The
University Of Minnesota X expected 10 send
team 10 compete with the Eastern 4
InE II Ike I &. \. A G.. \. VIII be held New
York University on Saturday select the judges
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ODOM TO RIDE FOR KFENE.
It Is Said That He Will Receivc S120C0 ard
the Usual Fees.

a contract was signed yesterday l- James =.
kseue hi-h gives him the privilege - cali FIRST for
tle services ~ the Jockey Clom ths scar.
j. IS said that C1om VIE receive 81 3D. for tho
engagement -.ifh tge customary foes Cor mounts.
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INDOOR POLO AT DURLAND's.

A game Of indoor polo was played last night at
the Durlard Riding Academy. IN West Sxty-stXth-
St between the team OF the Brooklyn Riding and
Driving CLUB and made UP of three men picked
BY J. Craig Guerin. The Brooklyn team won 70 O.
The Brooklyn Riding and Driving club had on
its side G. Robbins. Daniel Chauncey, r.. and
\ Pinkerton. captain. The opposing team was
made no Of Messrs. Brokaw. GUerin and Wilmer
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LIE ROY COLUMBIA TENNIS CAPTAIN.

Robert Il. Roy. who with Wylia g. Grant holds
the tide OF doubles tennis champion OF Europe and
America Indoors. yesterday elected captain
of the Columbia tennis team. lie Roy former
Is champion Of Columbia. but did not represent the
college in the intercollegiate tournament last fall.
as he was then abroad He Will compete this
spring iu the dual meets and i'm the championships
i'm S.Dre-uh.r. Kenneth EUlSey elected
ger. Meets win he arranged with Pennsylvania.
Yale. Princeton and New-Nork University for April
May.
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1OSth Street

The approximate amount Of the lien charge
satisfy which the above described propertv f. to b
So e interest thereon the 2)fh
d1y 81 February 190f together with costs and allow
nc amounting % from Feb
ruary 1904 together with the expenses u the
The approximate amount Of taxes assessments
% other liens. which allow ed the pur
chaser q the purchase money. paid by this
Referee. is Si.H50eS arG interest
Dated New York February 10Th. 1903
SAMUEL. W MAGCIRE. Referee.
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INVADERS ARRIVE AT ATLANTA.

Atlanta. Ca. March 9.-ManaC'- Griffith and four
other members Of the New-York American League
baseball team arrived in the city for spring practice
TODAY. Other members of the team are expected
o.
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moRaAMs DOCS IN ROCHESTER SHOW.

Rochester Marcn s-Ths entry list OF the
Rochester KenrsI clubs show which will be held
on March Is 19 closed with 52s entries. j. P.
Morgan's collie. Wishaw Clinker. champion OF Eng
land, and the other dogs OF his string, and pack
Of hounds belonging TO James W Wadsworth, or
eufa
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FENCING MEET ON SATURDAY.

Teams composed OF three men each will represent
che following organizations: Yale. Columbia. Uni
Nersty 81 Pennsylvania. Philadelphia Fencer5
Club. Brooklyn Feucers' CLUB. Eew-York Athletic
Cub. New-1ork Turn Nereiu and the New-lork
Fencers' Club in the annual Junior team compe-
titiOn for the Saulters medal the New York
Fsncers' Club Saturday evening.
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HOTEL STRAND.
THE REVERE,

Built Of brick Beach front Atlantic city " J. Per-
sonal representative. PARK Place daily
FAIRBAIRN q WILLIAMS
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BROWN ELECTS BASEBALL CAPTAIN.

Providence r. l.. March 9-Dr- Frank Sexton
has been engaged rs coach for the Brown ball
nine and Ralph Woodsun. the third baseman Of
last years team. has been chosen temporary cap
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rsE REPUBLICANS cAaeY seArrlE

heotti-. wash. March a-Cor,nls.. -,...-. -, -
'a' The Republicans carried tho city e;ao.,or ,.o,-
"aay hy .nree majority Only three covno,rn.,
eere ei"-ted ~ the Democrats judge Pauir,r.r
hef .hii0an candidate Cor Mavor was chose, H. ,
lckrL -' N-''i'40 Us
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Hockey Club OF

S-orr-II7-tsy Clue q Nsw-YcrS 8, New-NoriS Athle
Tub Ci11s-HuutirSt0l Phillips, Ellison and ttss'
.eferee-Mr. German Wanderers Time Of h2lves-I"e
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tea lo7 QIniebrandD TO O. won Cane]O 1o7 o. LeEsl
10 70 Ciountain) ], third
Time. l.22is. Wager, Pilot Madam Bishop and Evandsr
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Proposals.
nFFICE OF me COlNnSsIONERs. D.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. c.,
- washington. March 5 1894. Sealed proposals will
received al this C7ce until II O'Clock. noon. March
furnishing O 80 gate valves tor the
Recruitment. Spe.ihcati0ns blank forms OF
proposals may Cbtgiued this Office HENRY b p
MhCFAELA Nd. HENRY. L. " EST. JOHN BIDDLt1.
Commissioners. n q.
WEST POINT. " Y. MARCH ., 1901
Sealed proposals I'm triplicste fcr furnishing Fuel
during ending 1905. Will hN received hero
until ]. NJ April Z. 1900 Information furnished upon
application T. = reserves right % reject or accepI
tu~ al bids part thereof Envelopes con-
tanning proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
FUEL addressed @ NJ. Z. 3 a
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PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.

The three-year-old colt Champs Elysees. by Hama
Promenade. will carry w. X. Vanderbits colors
in the East this year. Champs Elysees was bred
by Mr.. Vanderbilt and Is said TO be a colt % some
promise As n t0o-year-old he grew rapidly
that 81 was found inady!satle 10 go on with his
training. and in consequence he has never faced
the starter lie s. the only thoroughbred which
VII represent Mr.. Nand,rhirs racing interests In
MS country this year Tho colt is now in William
LlEeand's stable at Brighton Beach.
From letter received In this city yesterday from
Eugene Leigh. Il is evident that the fortune which
attended this well known American trainers r.
forts in France last year has uot forsakon him.
since the season over thc~o opened last February
le has won iD all thirIy-uLe races. % which mum
Der six placed The credit Of horses owned
hy f-uEe.- Fischer. who is iu this city a. present
Leigh conducts n public stable $50 France. and lass
ear won 90 races This gear there are $50 horses
ID his care
That "WI.He" Ssaw. tHo 'ockc~. VIII ride 'o-
Harry Tayu. Whitney this yrIr. CO.. for Herman
D. Duryto. ia whose name th. Whitney horses
w.l be raced this season. is due g. g. now said.
10 tho courtesy OF Jsmea r. E.eno. Tho owner 90
'astlefou- ct seems. had contract with shaw.
hIt hearing that NJ Whitney desired the boys
services lr Hsiy,i Es nUu right Iu che u-Iyl ..lHi
contract aul t.ri..s rEH jockey 20 ar. Will
usy. W j. EuI,t w.I have cr-fle Of Saav's .u.-
side mounts.
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JTOTEI. ca RENDON- vIrrfnsa Ave Atlantic city.
IL y =. near beach Newly improved large piszzas.
uE-l0-- spacious suite with tiicd baths
Telephones elevator. Booklets mailed. Il u. NEI-
MAN. Proprietor.
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THE SAVOY

DIRECTLY on THE BEACH
ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
opens March 25.
Funni1c water in all Rooms suite with A.
tesian and salt baths MOderate for SDrnx
Easter and sumner Personal represenfatfvs 4
Park Pace. y T. s. 81. HANLEY
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Marlborough House.

Atlantic City, ~. ].
Capacity. 800.
WHO'S block Ossan front. and $50 feet vide opsn
each side Bell telephones and running
IN tho guests. rooms Sea and fresh IN all baths
Specially Of high music round
leges. Careful management BY the propristora
JOSIAH WHITE a SONS.
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THE ALREMARLE

Virginia Ave. near the Beach. City n J. Tnas
elegant and thoroughly modern hotel. out-
containing 100 large front thorouxhy
heated. every equipment for tn.
entertainment OF Spring and all
large and select patronage Among It's aDpointmsnsa
private and public baths. elevator services
OF parOrs, etc For the Spring special
concerts daily and evening. Booklet upon request
p
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HOTEL CHELSEA.

ATLANTIC CITY. y
500 100 baths Unobstructed
view Golf privileges Private srtesan wells. french
cuisine. Billiards cafe orchestra stock Ofcs
with direct Inc New
IN rooms Automobiles all trains Baggage checked
from hotel to all parts OF the country. Address r. 3.
Thompson & Co.. Atlantic City. y. Y ones. Park
Place. IL A. 81. 70 p NJ Holland House after p. ~.
Personal Representative. Through vestbusd trains
Atlantis City without change.
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HOTEL JACKSON,

ATLANTIC CITY ~ j.
An absolutely hreproof at Virginia
The location. Adjacent
all handsome oce
chefs and cuisne. Musical daily
evening Terms American plan. si2 so $500
weekly. Write for Illustrated literature NsU-Yorx Of
fee. Park Place. CHAS. r. COPE. Proprietor. JOHN
CkCSE Manager Also Eittatin1y Hotel. Deiawars
Matar Gap. Pa Opel Nav III Novernber.
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I AKEwOoD. y. J-LE1CNGTON opposite Laurel
II House open all the sunny rooms, open wood
Tres private and public baths: heat electric uzhx
Rates. 81 20 Gay and u. A s. LARRAREr~
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HOTEL MAJESTIC. Atlantic ,i-T. " j.
II Ocean end Virginia ave: s.cs7l beat SO Ger
ara upwards. elevator from street level
SAMUEL. ELLIS.
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HOTEL SENATE
II Rhode Island Ave. and Beach. Atlantic City. " J.
notstructed ocean view. Rooms suite. with bssh
Long distance telephones in sun parior.
LEWIS q. SCUIr.
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Hotel Iroouois,

South and Beach. Delightful location nas-
both Piers suite. with private
from level parlors Special Spring
SIS S17 so weekly Illustrated booklet Coach rs@r
all trains Representative. Rooms JOO5OI Broad
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ATLANTIC CITY, N. ].

Permanent Bureau o. Information personal r-o---
sentative at lS4 Broadway above 36h street f
formation literature concerning hotes
De secured Dennis.
Motel St Charles Toungs Hotel Wiltshire. MarIborouxh
House. DUNLOP Hotel Seaside. Hotel Cna-
tonte. Hotel TraymOrs View strand Hotel. Gasn Hall
lslesworth. Garden Hotel. Hotel Raleigh.
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HOTEL GLADSTONE.

Directly On the Ocean Front. Atlantic city. n T.
Lu0asrrri~t-f Ocean suite with h.
baths Hot and cold all baths Runnin c
n BEDROOMS = COLLINS. Propr