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Racing Al baltimore

BALrHoRH. April 7T.--To day was a rr,At d,v
for fAvontes Al PtmllcO INST choices winning ryery
race. The track was sea OF mud and very slow
Jockey Baird was brought here from Jamaica
especially To ride Nine Spot and hstiss. he won on
the hrst mourt but klenck o. The Yelled LADY Won
out by nose a. the wire a Ter driving nnlsh
First Ract-Four furlosEs-Merry nsIr ITO
walsh, ~ 70 !, won Sunglow iO5 BAIRD 4 10 4
SECOND Rarberioot, 10 Callahan. 4 10 l. tbIrd
Time O5iA Old Poker, GlltterinF Gloriat on
Nlve. Azure and Uncle Al also ran. TIE Clown Ell
second Raoe-si1 furlongs Brush Up o. rBalrd, .
20 T. won. Miss Shylock, iis 90 Breni 10 20 L. see.
ono; Blue Miracle, im CHonmAni, 10 L. third
Tine, iis'a. King Al5crs and Twelfth Night also
ran
Third Race-One mlie-Nine spot. os Baird,
> 10 !. won. Robbie Kean walsh, Q 10 I, second,
Ruby Hemp stead HodTcsI Y to 1 third Time
if6a.. SIR Ralph, WAddcll H., W. u. FAsiF and
Lord Melbourne also ran.
Fouuh RAce-Stce pechAsc About two miles
Diver. iO Harrison, . 70 o. won: Again, lSo (Saf.
ten, 70 l. second. NuteluS, i56 (HOulihAnl, 10 l.
third Tine, bOti1 Twilight also ran.
flnh RAre-SiI furlongs-hAmic March. N
(Honmanl, 70 S, won; Halle Day, iOi tBanetU,
" I, second Irene nrady, " tChHstlanl, ~ 70 l.
third. Tine. i:ieS7. Alps, Cry Dove, Garment
and Skinner also ran.
siIth RAos-One mlle-The Yelled Lady. %
Olenen, 70 10, won Mstiss, ~ Baird. AZ 10 /,
second; ~ =. LAIpey l9 RaInstp, 20 . I, third,
TINE, i,tsf. renny Belle, Monsoon and LATHE CT
also ran.
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Constant Reader-No.
Elberfed has not made hit In the last seven
games.
knight Is about the talIest shortsiop that ever
play ed that position
With Cheshro and Powell having colds. Newton
recovering from a sick spell, Putnam slow In
rounding 10 and Orth with a split hand, Grinth's
pitching stan Is IN none too good shape.
Secretary Capp Of the southern africa baseball
league writes toPrCsldcn1PullAm thadhe four teams
in That faraway league are having hot race and
that the attendances are good.
Chase did some good bascrunning yesterday
when he went from hrst 10 third on Kelnow's hit
which Murphy knocked down. incidentally,
Connie Mack thinks Chase will make star player
In another year and a hlt'T a. well.
At a meeting OF the Executive Committee OF the
Amateur ball League playing al Prospect
PARK, IL was decided 10 Increase the membership
10 sII teams Instead OF four, as last season. Five
teams are already IN. The committee would like
10 hear from some uniformed team wishing 10 play
In the league this season. handsome silver cup,
emhlemallc OF the amateur championship OF Long
island, goes to the winner, The trophy went 70
the Long Island Business College last year. Those
wishing 60 Join the league must have their april.
cation In before Monday. May ]. Addrcss, James
McClymont. Prospect PARK Y. NJ. c, A., SSI Ninth
street, Brooklyn. y Y.
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RACES IN TIE GARDEN.
Trotters and Ponies Provide Sport for
HorNe Fair Crowd.

There was some interesting racing on the
fourth day OF the Horse Fair in Madison
Square Garden. Although the race for
trotters had 20 be declared OF. ewing TO lack
Of starters. the pacing race had three starters
and was won in straight heats by The Goat.
ably handled by Swan, was second in each
heat; Notion. ridden by Randall, brought
up the rear,
The sweepstakes for polo ponies under
I4s hands. with 800 added. Of which SOS
to second horse. distance one-Quarter mile
had three starters, with Flash at the pole.
outside Flash lost the pole al the first turn
and soon dropped out entirely. Brown
Thrush ran into the lead at once and remained
Thrush won the second heat and race, will
Flash second, In nAs'I.
A sweepstakes for ponies under - hands
with two pounds allowance for each O., inch
under IA winners at the Fair 70 carry five
pounds extra. had three starters. Virginia
light Maid following. The Maid ran into the
Time. i:?i., Moonlight Mai and Virginia Virginia
and the Maid won. Time, ilgi.;
-Four starters maze up The held ~ the third
the post. Bobs bucked in a manner that en-
titled him to become member Of Col Null
halls show. Jimmy Cox persisted 10 facing
the wrong way and Little Jim was bound 10
hammered.
At the fall OF the flag Jimmie Cox jumped
into the lead and made a runaway race
OF the heat Little Jim got away in the rear
but ran into second place on the fourth
lap. Bobs brought up the rear. The time
was ~. There was a long delay in he
start for the second heat and one false start
At the fall OF The Gag Jimmie Cox was far
in the rear and never was prominent.
Little Jim jumped into the lead but he
was not well ridden and ran wide at the turn
BObs hugglnR the pole soon headed Jim and
Az aA nv "a ali Nnr urn h. -. b.
i.2I. With only the heat winners 10 start
In the third heat and both bad actors there
was another long delay. Bobs refused 10
break and Jimmie Coz cantered over the
course for the money.
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GOSSIP or THE RACETRACK.
uurlew Unable 20 Get ~ = special Race
for BeldAme

II would appear az if many horsemen regard
August Belmont's famous mare Beldame
as sure winner OF the Metropolitan Handicap
10 be run at Belmont Park next Thursday.
Fred Burlew who y training the mare, has
been trying TO set up race for her with the
idea Of putting her on edge for the Metro
politan. but so far his Efforts have proved
ir,Iitless Burlew suggested TO the secretary
OF the Metropolitan Jockey Club the other
DAY that he put on special event exclusively
for horses eligible 70 start In the Metropolitan,
with 81 900 added and the weights ten pounds
below the scale the distance to be at a mile f.
but although the secretary was willing 10 do
this a canvass OF the trainers and owners OF
the moro prominent Metropolitan eligibles
at the local tracks resulted In general re-
fusal This j. taken 20 mean that Beldame
il feared and that Burlew will have to send
her TO the post at Belmont Park Tor her first
start OF the season.
Another special race which has been talked
Of for several days, fell through yesterday.
This was a proposed three corneTed affair In
which Newton Bennington's FirA Water,
NJ. J.. Hayma1's Leonard Joe HaTman and
William Shields'a Oaklawn, the best two
year-olds yet seen here this season, should
meet at equal weights. $500 sweepstAkes
With SIS 900 added distance four furlongs
While BenninEton and Shields were both
willing 10 start their cracks, HaymAn OBJ
jectsd, Il was said yesterday, and ali negotia-
tons Nsrs declared "a b oonseausnoa.
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Good start won easily: CIaraphlne eh. T., 5. by
Rubicon-Seraphin owned BY Sydney Paget:
trained By A. J. JoyneT.
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PAGET WINS THREE RACES.
CZARAPHINE TAKES COLCMBCS
STAKES GALLOPING.
Deuxtemps and Phidlas Also Succeed I'm
the We'll Known COlors-Handic1p
for BurleiEh-Lord badge Trlumphs In
the Mtm-Dohemla Beats rele stron G.

DeuNtemps and Phidlas Also Succeed ~
the We'll known COlors-Handic1p
for BurleiEh-L0rd badge Trlumphs In
the Mud-DOhemla Keats & e.le stron G.
Rvsnav PaRet enIoved a field day At ia
maica yesterday afternoon when Czaraphinc.
Deuxtemps aud Phidias carried his well
known colofs TO victory over muddy track.
incidentally. Hlldebrand rode three winners.
while three favorites landed the money FOR
the form players
Czaraphine, a IS 20 20 fayorte. won the
Columbus Stakes. for three -year-olds, six
furlongs. In a breczInE gallop. Hlldebrand
took the lead with her without delay, and
she was never threatened, having an adyan-
tARe OF four lengths over E~cutcheon, second
choice, from whom the PaRet hlly received
six pounds GolddeuT. the only other starter.
was half q dozen lengths away. The time
was il5.
Deu1temps n 70 l shot, took the first
event. for two-year-olds. four and half fur
longs. by q head. he led all the way and
lasted long enough 70 trim Bantam, also
7toi. Frank Farrell's rarlac. a so 10 chance,
ran a good race for his first time out and was
third, four lengths back. and a length before
Newton BennIngton's Merrick. II 70 5favorite.
Z. j.. smathers's BurlelRh picked Up III
pounds In the second race. q handicap for
three year -olds and over. and heavily played
at 70 5. proceeded 20 make a show OF the
others from start to finish. Hildebrand had
him well In hand when he passed the judges,
three len Rths before Toscan. the topweight.
who was hammered down to to s. The
latter. under Odom's drive. took place money
from New York. TO /. by a length.
With Handzarra scratched from the third
race, for three-year-o lds, six furlongs. the
talent was divided in its support OF the Al
bemarle Stables Bohemia, to 8, and the
PaEet Ally, Belle Strome, to 2. Bohemia
proved much the best for she ran over both
Belle strome and TeRcress, ~ TO ], who had
made the early pace. and won by two Lengths
from the latter, with Belle Strome third,
three parts Of a length back. r. 7. Wilson,
Jr'E Suiferancc, backed down TO fves. evil
IDENTIFY did not relish the going.
Frank Farrel's King Pepper, Q to /, made
q greater part OF the running In the fifth race,
at a mile and seventy yards, but he sur
rendered TO lord Badg second cboioe. who
came on in the stretch and won in hard
drive BY three parts OF a length. King Pepper
was game under punishment and beat Ar
sensl. the favorite. a nose for the place.
Father Bill Days Veronese. a hot favorte
IN the last race, for maiden two-year-olds.
four and a half fUrlongs, after sho wing the
way to the head Of the stretch. quit as Mr.
PaRet's Phidias. 4 10 /, challenged. and the
latter won easily by a length and half IN
O55 SIS Veronese had a margin OF eight
lengths for the place with Newton BenninE-
toms sidney r, to !, poor third. The
summaries:
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>TO-DAI'S CARD ron JAMAICA.
Corona Stakes and Two HandlcAps Are
the Features.

The Corona Stakes for three-yeaT-olds and
upward. one mile and 20 yards. win be the
feature at Jamaica to-day, with Champlain.
Grenade. lord Badge and Ocean Tide possible
factors.
The first race Is a handicap for three-year-
olds. Ave and a half furlonRs, in which Pasa-
dens IL asked 20 give weight TO a fair field
First Water and Green Room have been
entered by Newton Bennington in the second
event. for two-year-olds. four and half fur
longs. which they seem 10 have at their mercy
The third race IL a handicap for throe-yea
olds and over. one mile and 70 yards. Dolly
Spanker taking up the top weight and meet
ing Grenade, Ocean Tide and others.
Maiden tvo-year-olds will meet In the nth
race. at i've furlonRs, with Gold Badge a
probable choice In the last race. for maidens
. years old and over. six furlongs. Phdbus
lsmailiAn. Supreme Court. Blessings Last
and Billy Roche NAV so we'll The entries
are rs follows:
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FINE PITCHING BY GRIFFITH,
NEW FORKS WIN TO o GAME
FROM PHIL4DELPHIAS.

Take First Place In the American League
Race-Detroits shut Out by CeVelands
WashinEtOns Lose 70 BOstOns, Chlca'
COS Capture Thirteen InninE Battle
First place in the American League race
was captured by the New lorks yesterday
when they beat the Philadelphias again
The Detroits were beaten by Cleveland
Chicago and ST. Louis battled for thirteen
innings the former winning, and Washing
ton fell before the Bostons. The results
New York, 1; Philadelphia, q.
Boston, ?: Washington, I.
Chicago, 4; ~. Louis. 2,
Cleveland, ?; Detroit, o.
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cassidy hit bv bAu-d ball.
send In the ninth inning.

Cassidy hit bv baW-d ball.
fBatted for Townsend In the ninth inning.
Boston o.. ............,..l o o ,.--2
Washington ............o o o o o.
First base, on errors Washington. ?. Lett on
bases-Bostdh, o Washington. o. First base on
balls-On Tannehlll, 8 on Townsend. O. Struck
out-By Tanneh by Townsend, 2. Home
run-Selbach. Two base hts-StAhl, KittredEe.
BAlk -Tannehill Sacrifice hits-Cassidy. Totyn-
send, Parent a., LachAnco e.. Klttredye. stolen
bases-FrcemAn, Ferris ~. Double plAy-Mulen,
Cassidy and Stahl. Umpire Time
hour and As minutes. Attendancc-f,501,
CHICAGO "a. IL A. ST. LOUIS "a. H.. 8
81. LOUIS, April T,--The Chicago White SoN
defeated the ST Louis Browns In thirteen inning
gAms 70 day. The CAme was rrpete with brilliant
meTous The score.
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= Jones 7. Jones Double plays Tannehll
and Green Stone and Jones. Smith, Mcfarland
and Donohue; Smith. Davis and Donohuc; Gutn,
nonohue and Smith. Stolfn bAss-Stone, Davis
~ by pIcher.By Glade, I. Nlld pitch smith
inst base on balls-On Glade. ?. on Smith O. Struck
out 49, Glade, T. By Smith, /. Left on hasts -
~. Louis, 5. Chicago =. Tmc-2 hours and 20
minutes UTplres-kelley and Mccarthy.
CLEVELAND ?, DETROIT, o.
DETROIT April 27.--Detrolt could not ind Hess
often to day. Detroit was crippled BY Barrett
ana Coughlin being out Of the game The score
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Good start: won easily; Phidlss b. e., ,. by Bath
By 4. J. Joyner.
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Southern LeaEue.

A. Memphis-Memphls, /: New Orleans. 2
A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., O. birmingham =
AZ AuAntA-AuAnts, II: MontFomeTy 2
a. Little Rock-Little Rock. ~; Shreveport. 2
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American Assnclatlon.

A. Toledo-Mnwaukee n: Toledo, 0.
A. Indiana polls-kansAs City, 2. IndianApo q
AZ Columbus-Columbus. 8: St Paul. 4
Al acknowledgements, Q: Louisville T.
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'Rsisd for Glade in the thirteenth inning.
s 81 lGS'',..,S SgSSSSid -
Two bsss hlts-F Jones. Fnsk Three base hit
0fosn. Saorinos hiia-Sagdsh. 0lstSoa, Dopohue,
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western League.

A. Sioux City-Sou1 City, IL 81. Joseph. 4
A. Denver-Des Molnes, s. Denver. 1
A. Colorado SprinTs-onAha. a. Colorado
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PAWNBROKERs' SALES.
L. L. FlRu SKI AuCt. % BOwcry' sells at 10 a. n:
April 2S-By p Fretl. ODDS and ENDS

L. L. FIRU SKI. AuCt.. 20 BOwcT sells at 10 a. n:
April 2S-By p Fred. ODDS and ends.
April p Large consg nm cnt tne lewelg,
May Final sale ~ N. GluckSman. 2ll East
diamond and other jewelry. sllveTware and goods
OF every description all mems and women's cloth o.
ing remnants, &C. pledged nom March 4, iSH,
70 March "a 1904 Nos. 1900 10 1000. inclusive, ana
all older dates nrld over
May by " Bruckhelrer. ISL Fast insth st.:
all mems and wOmenS clothing, remnants Sc,
pledged prior April q. 1904.
May ply NJ. BruckheimcT, 1871 Fast iOsth St;
all diamonds. watches. diamond and otner icwelB.
silverware and goods Of every description pledged
prior April 1904 from Nos S45O 10 1900 Inclusive
and all older dates held over.
May Ply NJ. & r. BruckhelmeT. 2l0s Sd Av. all
diamonds, watches, diamond ana other Jewelry
silVerware and goods OF every description pledged
IRON Feb IS 70 April IS, 1901. from Nos. 300 20
1000 inclusive. and all older dates held over.
May BY NJ. Levy. IS CaTmine ST., all mems
and womens clothing, remnants, &c, pledged
prior April 3. 1904.
diamonds watches, diamond and other iewelry
silveTware, goods OF every description pledged
prior April 20. 1904, Nos 1884 10 1875 inclusive
also Nos. 1854 and isl2e. ana all older dates he'd
owe.
May s-By NJ & z. Druckhsimer. 2iOs ID Az. al
prior April p. 1904.
May ny Coldstone Bros. SIS 9th av: all da
monds, watches diamond and 9th er Jew lTy silver
and goods Of every description pledg ed prior
April 10, 1901. Nos 2@ls 20 2S720. Inclusive and
May lily NJ Manning & sons. 1870 ID av al
mems and women clothing, remnants, &C. pied "a
prior April Is. 1901.
monds, watches diamond and other iewelry. sllycl
ware and goods OF every description pledged prior
April 5. 1901. Nos 1900 20 5000. Inclusive and an
older dates held over
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Champions WhiIeNash the BrOOklyns
Other Games Postponed.

The Champions whtcwashed the Brook
lyns in the only National League game yes
terday. Rain got in its work in the other
cities
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Games Scheduled for To-day.


AAERIcAN LEAuuE.
Philadelphia IN New YORK: Washington IN Boston:
Chicago In Detroit Cleveland IN ST. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAouH.
New York N brooklyn: Boston In PHILADELPHIA.
Cincinnati In 81. Louis Chicago In Pittsburg.
EASTERN LHAuuH.
Jersey city IN baltimore. Providence IN Newark
Montreal IN Buffalo: Toronto IN Rochester.
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First base on errors-Brookyn D. New York. 1.
base on bNlls-on Eason, 4 OF Rsisng 1; on Amcs
l. Struck out-By EAson, S: by ReisllnE. /: BY
Ames Z. Two bAse hits-Donlin. MeTtes. SAcn
nee hts-Lumley, BoWerman. Stolen bGse-Brt .
nAhAn. Double plays-Gilbert, Dahien and Bower.
man "a. Wild pltch-Ames Umpire tombstone
Time hour and 10 minutes. Attendance 600
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BosToN. April 27.-The locals won 10 days game
In the eighth when Mullen misjudged Freeman's
pop ny. sacrifice, an out at nrSt ami McCiovern's
single brought Freeman across the plate. Wolfe
was knocked out OF the box In the hrst inning
SelbaCh smashing the ball over the fence for a
home nun. The bail has not been bit over the
fence fair since 1907. Score
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Baseball. WAshihaton Park. Teddy. ssST.
Brooklyn Va New York. Adm. toc.-Adt.
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Three base hil-Laiole FIRST base on balls
on Mullen. ?, OF Hess l. Struck out BY Mullen, O.
by Hess T. Stolen bases Flick, Turner, Bemis
Left on bases Detroit s. Cleveland, 10. I'm.
pire-ShentAn. Time , hours. Attendance
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p s:''s. I IS:Es... 3 + As;fs 5s:'
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TURF.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HARNESS. CHEAPEST PLACE ~ NEW YORK
buggy harness 100 and 1900. surrey harness,
1870. 1900 and Is o. Swiss breast collar Tunabout
harness. ZOO. me Speedway harness. 2O.O0. coach
harness. GO.O1, coupe harness, $500, double farm
harness, 200. dump cart harness, 800.
PETERS HARNESS a SADDLERY Co,
IS West Broadway, near Chambers ST., upstairs.
WANTED-A million lame horses-to cure. Vet
Dept K. Pl1ine Chem. Co, Troy, y. Y.
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CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. " Sheehan, Auc
toneeT l52 and l54 Canal st., will sell.
April 2S-By NJ. J. Fullan. CSC 10th ay, clothing
pledged previous 10 April 20 1904.
May ny John simpson. l04 Bowery. formerly
i75, all diamonds, watches jewelry, &c, pledged
to March !, 1904, 10 No 7iOi, and goods held over
May by j. simpson & Co, 225 Park row da
monds, watches, jewelry. sc, pledged to No. topl
TO Feb. I. 1904, and goods held over
May Ply H. Breckwedel, 473 Grand st clothing
pledged TO April 20, 1904
May Sly b. Gutter, 1885 Bowery dormerly 40
9Th aNl: all diamonds, watches, iewelry', &c, nos
$3.50 70 1880, Sept 10 Dec /, 1908, and goods he'd
over
May BY N. Lavsry, Ssi 9th av.; clothing pledged
20 April Is, 1904.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
s1ASDrxo or THE CLUBS.


NEWARK, April 27-Newark's Inability 10 hit
Nops safe was responsible In q great measure for
the defeat by Providence 20 day. Tle score.
NEWARK PROVIDENCE.
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Newark 90. ........ .......O 0 90
Providence .-......0 o -
First base on ror-Proyidence. Left on bases
Newark 2 Providence, 3. First base on balls
on Mcpherson. ?. Struck out-By Mcpherson, q
by Nops. 2 Two base hlt-WagneT, Sacrifice
hit-Dunn Stolen base-JOnes. Double plays
Mcpherson Gatlns and COnnoT Wagner. GAtins
and Connor: LatirneT and Wagner. Wild pitch
hops Umpres-Hasseu and Conway. Time
! hour and 80 minutes.
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ss JgLluS $SaoNGoo9, AagstlqneeL, Ry 10

JULIUS SHONGOOD. Auctioneer By jos
ShonEoOd's Sons. Aucts. % Bowery. will sell.
April 2s-Dianond jewelry, watches, iewerE..
&C, from Sept !. 1905 20 April 7. taOi from Nos
35i35 70 1856 and all older dates held over. l.
Jacobs. aS5, formerly CO... I'd av
May i-lewelry, &c, and all goods pledged 20
April -. 1904 l.. Schieber, 1890 I'd ay
May 2-Jewelr-, &c, and all goods pledged 70
April -, 1904. Alb Freund 1873 ~ av
May S-Cothing. S. Freund 1927 ID av
May S-JewelTy watches, diamonds, &C, pledged
prior 20 April 20 1904. w. X. Gcntzllnger. Us AM
SterdAm av
May t-Jeweiry. J. Koch ist Avenue 4
May t-Cothing, &c, and goods OF every desCJl0
ton pledged prior 10 April 20, 1904 b. Fox, .
Sth av
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


NeeerSeesNNNSrONNosNyNsse-NSN
4 MANUFACTURING business established "a
years this city. doing $4,000 annually deslUs parry
win t3oOo 70 act AZ treasurer salary 800 monthly
and 80 per cent. on Investment This will bear On"
city furnished
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co, 757 Broadway.
$500 OF PREFERRED STOCK for sale By large
high class manufacturing company guaranteeing
per cent" plant valued az SIS OO0. free and clear.
very best OF references furnished: details on april
cation.
McDoNALD-w1GGINs CO., Isl Broadway
5000 LOAN; money Il amply secured and 20 hs
expended IN high grade business now In operation
and valued a. t2l 900, being free and clear ami
located IN New YORK city. ven highest OF references
furnished particular AZ
MCDONALD -wlGGiNs CO.. PSI Broadway.
A,iEi'Ts Send for terms free booklet: New Living
Spring Faucet FILTER WILLARD M'F'G. CO.
LeWistur. Ne.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for pawntexes diA
monds, pearls, watches and jewelry. \. BAUM
22S Bowcry.
WE PAY CASH for old gold and silver. watches,
srlacial teeth. SrERN, 20 Past lOist st.
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Philadelphia ............ o o O 90
New York ..... ...........O o o II
First base on errors-Ncw York /. Phuaiclphla J.
Left on bases York 0: Philadelphla l. TirSt
base on bAs-Oh Gniiith. L. on Plank l. Struck
out-By GHfnth, e. By Plank, g. Two base hit
Schreck. Sacrifice hlts-Conroy. Hauscl ~
stolen bases-Keeler, Hartsel Double plays
Flbcrfcld. Williams and Chase: Keller and Rleinow
lift hy pitcher-By Plank. s. Umpire Connolly.
Time hour and 30 minutes. Attendance
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Rochester ........O 0 n q q o 90 2 /
Toron to-. 20 o q o Ia
batteries Walters and Steeman. Currie and Toft.
At BsltlmOre-Raln.
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AUTOnOBILE BARGAINS

II you want TO buy second hand Automobile
get our price, floors jammcd vita bargains.
TIMES SQUARE AUTOMOBILE CO..
1914 West 46th st.. two doors east OF Broadway
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$500 auto Dashboard lock. $3.50

500 C1ocks. 81. 50. polished brass cases. Linen
Dutterf, 81 10. Leather Goats, tj75 up, Bullet
shape BTass Lamps, Mirror Reflector, list Price,
5000. our price 500 Generators, Side or Tall
lamps At Slaughter Prices. Tires, French, Amen-
can, all makes and sizes.
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ELI SoBEI, Auct't. ps Bowery sells 10 4. NJ
all goods pledged TO April -, 1904.
April 8-JewelY. odds and ends &c BronE
loan once, 27Di Sd Nv.
May i--Clothing. Joseph Simon ~ Columbus
av,: J. Weisenbergef. 1881 I'd av
MAY 2-Gothing. p. TlgneT 1904 % av
May S-Cothlng. Ivan Prince. Sli 7th Ay.
May t-Oothing. ). A. Flatto. 1913 81 az.
May 5-JewelT. Joseph Simon. 772 Colu mbus Az.
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Good start: won driving. Lord Badge. b. T.. G,
by BAdge-AockinE Bird. owned and trained BY
". l. Oliver.
BtXTH RACE.
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'Baued for Eason In the eighth inning.
New York ...............O o o o %
Brooklyn ................O o 90
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Good start; won easily: bohemia, b. or Dr. T., ), by
WGEneT-MAtte T.. owned BY the Albemarie Stable.
trained BIZ n, W, Walden,