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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-26

ing Che race In which they are TO take
part A large new stable Is being built
which will have "A stalls. and several
of the old barns are being remodelled. In
fact. everything Is practically being
renovated.
A number OF horsemen have secured
their quarters. but. I'm addition. some cf
the more recent ones who have stated
they were coming here are the Boston
stables. II. a. Davis. Waldron & Little
field. Ed. Whealan. James Vincent,
George Mkel and Ned Burns.
Although the runners are occupying the
foreground here at preseSt, still the trot-
ters and PAGERS are By no means for
gotten. On the Fourth OF July the local
animals will compete for purses at Hills
grove. where there IL 10 be a mes, ng
Marager Colingwood has announced a
2:eo trot or pace for purse ~ 500. "A
2:25 tTot or pace for like purse. and a
800 trot or pace for loo busheN OF oats
These liberal amounts which have becn
hung up as purses have attracted con-
siderable comment, and number are
thinking OF participating I'm the events
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NEWSBOY WON

a crowd OF sports from this city to the
number of about so yesterday afternoon
jcurneyed to the woods in the northwest
ern part OF the state. near the Connect
cus line TO witness fstic encounter be-
tween two local lights. namely Monk.
tho Newsboy." and Kid Callahan OF
the North End and they were rewarded
for their trip by seeing a 1rst-class go.
Talk had been going tho rounds for the
past few days about the contest. although
the AFFAIR was kept decidedly quiet. II
was arranged that the contest should be
finish fight for side bet of 500 and
the gate receipts. the winner to take the
entire purse
The event was pulled on about o clock.
and n was warm fight from start to
finish. both boys being In good condition.
and putting mp game argument. In the
i2th round. however Monk went AZ HIS
opponent. and hy few we'll directed
punches succeeded in getting him groggv.
ara then with well-timed blow to the
jav Knocked him out. 50 that AZ the count
he was on the ground insensible.
Monk was declared the winner by the
referee. and the sports returned to this
city, we'll satisfied with their afternoon $
excursion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-26
NAVAL RESERVES WON

The Newport naval reserves Yesterday
had field day at Taylors Point. having
as their guests the first division NJ the
Second battalion New York naval mill
down as q gala day for the Newport boys
for they defea ted the New York boys in
q cutter race and a baseball
Tho Rrooklynites arrived al Newport
at $50 a. m. Sunday morning on the
converted yacht Arleen. The boat was
In command OF Lieut. Crossing with
Lieut.. Griffiths as second officer. and had
a crew of s5 men. The principal cause
Of the Brooklyn boys visit was 10 get
boat race with the local company. and
this was the crowning event OF tho day.
The race was started Immediately after
the arrival OF the two divisions at Tay-
lors Point Tho course was mile
straightaway from Carrs grove To a stake
boat anchored off Taylor's Point. and
was never in doubt
At the sound ef the starting gun the
local crew got away and had a lead OF
half boat length in dozen strokes
al the quarter mile clear water was seen
between the boats: al the half-mile about
boat length OF clear water was between
the crews: and from THIS point TO the
finish the Newport crew steadily increa ed
the lead. winning by about three good
boat lengths
The race was pulled in a Raymond
cutter. with straight ash oars the New
port crew using the r. NJ. T. As boat
which was kindly loaned for the occasion
and the Brooklyn reserves the Newport
naval reserves racing cutter. The Brook
lyn reserves were given the choice Of
boats and chose the reserves cutter. The
officials were:
Starters--I.ieut. c. r. Iawton Of New
I dul line
ficer. New York naval militia of Brook
lyn; judges-Lieut. Griffith OF Brooklyn
Lieut.. Richardson OF Newport. timer
John Costello.
Start Newport. 11s355; Brooklyn.
II 1856.
lFinish; Newport, 11;41:5i; Brooklyn
l1:i2:I4l2.
Elapsed time: NJ S. Newport, 759;
Brooklyn. s;l9ia.
Newport wins by 20is seconds
After the race both OF the divisions
landed at Taylors Point. where base
ball game Of five innings was played. the
local boys again winning. The score being
10 10 /.
At the conclusion Of the baseball game
the Brooklyn boys We're introduced to a
genuine Rhode Island clambake. 10 which
ali hands did ample justice. and at SIS
they returned to the Arleen. which i'm
mediatcly weighed anchor and left for
home.
Among those present from out OF town
were Lieut. Commander Bliss. Rhode
Island battalion; Lieut.. Ed. Gladding of
Bristol. Lieut.. Davis of Providence. Capt.
Richards Troop II. Rhode Island cavalry.
and Charles F. Leads OF the Army and
Navy Journal,
The committee in charge Of the re-
serves field day Is as follows n. G. Nc
Lean. r. O.. Campbell Melville Briggs.
George Radford. James steele John Mat
teson. John sullivan and William Bowler
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AMONG The BOXERS

Not for weeks. or months. for that mat
ter. has IL been so quiet i'm the fighting
game as IL is just now. There are OF
course a few fights billed for different
parts OF the country. but little to interest
est in these parts is the reopening Of the
Douglas A. c. OF Chelsea which takes
place next Wednesday night. when Sam
Langford. the great colored welter-weight
from Cambridge. will hox-Iaek blackburn
Of Philadelphia. another colored boxer of
great possibilities better pair for the
reopening could not we'll he imagined. and
those who saw Langford wolop Young
Peter Jackson of Baltimore around the
ring for IL rounds. ono week ago last Fri
day night. will certainly want 10 see him
again perform.
Without a doubt T.anRford is n coming
champion. and all that he needs now is 10
get matches with the best mon OF his
weight in the yorld 70 prove conclusively
that he Is the peer Of his class. He has
every qualification Of a champion--speed
science punch. ability to take a punch
and witha very hesdy in the ring
There are no fears as 20 the outcome of
Wednesdays fight on theoLangford end.
IN Blackburn he will meet a cleverer man
than Jackson. and one whose STYLE Of
fighting is much different from Jack
sons as is lima agins Bile While Jackson is p
man who smothers and covers and then
tries 10 get I'm close to get 70 the body
Blackburn is fast clever man with a
hard punch. and a better blocker than the
Baltmorean. But with Iangford II re.
mains 20 he seen just how clever he can
be. for II is safe bet that whatever clev-
erress Blackburn may possess. Langford
possesses Just 2 little more
Blackburn is by no means 2 stranger IN
Boston, as he has boxed here several
times In the past. slwavs creating a good
impression In lao3 he boxed draw with
Langford AZ tho old Essex club. but NJ
that tome Langford was by No means tho
man he Is now. In that contest Blackburn
really had the better of the argument
but as the pair had agreed 10 a draw ~
both were on their feet at the end OF the
18th round there was no other decision 10
he made. though the Philadelphia man
must he said 10 have had the best Of IT,
Later they boxed six fast rounds in Phila-
delphia. which was a hard. fast contest
and. OF course. there was no decision
there. Blackburn to date NAV have
slightly the hest OF the argument on pa -
per When they meet this week II will no
a good chance for the followers Of the
game 10 get a line on the real merits OF
the pair.
In the preliminaries Harry Edels will
box Young Casey, and Kid Sheehan OF
East Boston will box an unknown from
Everett who is said 10 be n Conner"
Events scheduled for the week:
Tonight-Jack Munroc VS.. Jack Johnson
In Philadelphia.
Tuesday-Toby Irwin VS.. Spider Joe
Welch I'm Vallejo. Cal
Wednesday-Sam I.angford OF Cam
bridge vs. Jack Blackburn Of Philadelphia
at the Douglas A. c.. Chelsea
Thursday-"Roxer' Kelly vs. Morris
Goldberg In Philadelphia
Battling Kelly VS.. ALBERT Grander IN
Reading. Pa.
Friday-"Kid' Lavisne KS Jack" Rob
erts i'm England
Billy Burke VS.. Joe Hagan in Lciper-
vile, Pa.
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HAMBURG WON

The German yacht Hamburg yesterday
at Kiel beat Emperor Williams Meteor
III. over a 35-knot course by nearly six
minutes. The time OF the Meteor III
WAS three hours. q minutes. 81 seconds
ana that Of the Hamburg three hours. u
minutes, a. seconds. Emperor William
and large party were on board the
Meteor III.
Prince Henry OF Prussia. sailing the
Orion. beat Henry g Redmonds Ailsa
Tho time was: Orion. three hours -
minutes, A. seconds; Ailsa three hours. &c
mrutes ~ seconds.
Among the small raters Robert Goelet's
swan again came In first. being II seconds
ahead OF the Caprice. I'm a spirited finish
{. w Walden's American built yawl
-NaXahoe Won over the Comet ea silN4Ths
times were: Navahoe three hours. %
minutes; Comet. three hours. 50 minutes.
% seconds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-26
MORTGAGEE'S SALE

VIII be sold at Public Auction on the
premises hereinafter described on Mon
day. July 3rd, 1906. at o'clock a. m.
by virtue OF the power OF sale con-
tanned In that certain mortgage deed
made and executed by William II. Bush
and Emma C. Bush dated January 2Ith.
1906 and recorded with the records OF
land evidence for the Town OF North
Providence In the county OF Providence
and State OF Rhode Island In real es-
tate mortgage hook Number I. page 5S.
the condition OF said mortgage having
Those twenty-five Cae) lots Of land
providence in the state OF Rhode Island.
but partly i'm the city OF Providence in
said State and laid out and delineated as
lots Nos. q ttwenty-onel to thirty four
80 (sixty-nine) both inclusive, on that plat
entitled plat of Cowing and Douglas
land as reported by the commissioners
EQUITY Case Number 4s7s. William o.
Cowing et al vs. Susan ID. Cowing ct al.
in the Appellate Division OF the Supreme
Court at Providence. surveyed and pla ted
records OF said court. OF which plat copies
were ordered 10 be recorded with the
land records Also all the grantors right.
title and interest In and To the plated
streets opposite said lots respectively out
TO the middle lines OF said streets and in
and to any adjoining land next north
and particularly in and TO any and all
land lying between any OF said lots and
the Gushing line so called on the north
side of said lots. Also all buildings and
improvements on said lots. The herein
described premises are conveyed subject
To "a prior mortgage theree recorded
in real estate Mortgage book No 247 at
page so
nv order OF the mortgage. who hereby
gives notice Of intention 10 bid on the
above described premises at the sale or
any adjournment thereof.
w. r. PRESCOTT.
Attorney for the Mortgagee.
4o6 Industrial Trust Building.
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AVERAGES FOR GRkYS

The Providence team ran up against
some excellent pitching during the week
and the batting averages suffered consld-
erable McFarlsnd fell off l3 points, but
still leads The team, as Jack Dunn also
dropped. McFarland's mark Is now 20
and Dunn is close behind with. 3s5 Jos
syn dropped out Of the 100 class. but
Thomas remained. his figures bei~g AL
gain Of two points over last w>clI. Po-
land and Conn picked up in their latting
during the week
Poole leads the team i'm delling. but
Conn is only one point behind. with some
5H more chances. Both Dunn's mark Of
953 and Rocks of .a33. are very good for
the respective positions and the number
OF games played Dunn ana Rock lead
the tenn IA sacrifice hits witl seven
zach. while Mcfarland. Poland. conn 9rd
Rrodie have the same number Of stolen
bases. ~. and lead i'm that leoarrm'nt Of
tho game.
The averages OF the team. Including
Saturdays game, are as ioli>ws:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-26
STATE BOARD OF PUBLIC
ROADS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

saal.d proposals for the construction OF
q section Of state highway in the town
~ Warwick about $3.50 feet in length
eection Of state highway in the town OF
an he received by the state Board OF
puhlic Roads at its office, State House.
Providence. r. l., until Il M, on WE'D,
NESDAY June y. 1895 az winch time ana
place they will be publicly opened ana
read - .,, . 4.
f,,rnished by the Board
10 bids will he received unless accom-
..,.,{ad nv a certified check for the sum
W 5000. payable to the State Of Rhode ISL
and. -. 4. 90, ,ho ha.ts %,
1.pe board reserves the right 90 reject
,ry and all bids, and 90 give preference
90 towns or cities i'm accordance with
section No. ) of chapter 9s2 OF the Public
Laws -, -, ,.... -.
be examined at the office OF the state
hoard OF public Roads. az the State
House. Providence. ". l., on and after
,Vsp<EsDAY. the 2ist day of June
every week day. between the hours ~ 10
-, ~. aud 3 p M. excepting Saturdays
"''D JOHN n EDWARDS
ROBERT y TREAT.
FREDERICK n PERKINS,
WILLIAM g rFCKHAN.
JOHN = RICHMOND.
state Board Of Public Roads
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SHERIFF's SALE.

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS
Sheriffs Office, Providence.
June End. A. -. 1905.
Providence. Sc:
BY Virtue and in pursuance OF an FIX
ecution Number 36.030 issued out OF the
District Cout Of the Sixth Judicial Dis
trict holden az Providence within and
for said District OF the State Of Rhode
Island. within the County OF Providence.
on the tventy-second day OF June. A. ID.
1875, and returnable 10 the said Court on
the twenty-second day OF September A.
ID. 1876. upon Judgment rendered by
said Court on the twenty-second day OF
December. A. y. 1904. in favor OF Albertus
Scales Of Providence. plaintiff. and
against John Nipp alias John Doe OF said
Providence. defendant. ] have thins day
nat 81 minutes past 10 o'clock A. NJ. levied
the said Execution on all the right. title
and interest which the said defendant
had on the twenty-second day OF July.
A. D. 1901. at no minutes past 4 o'clock
T. NJ. (the time Of the attachment on
the original writ IN and 10 the follow
ing described personal property, viz: one
Locomoble Automobile.
Notice is hereby given that ] will sell said
attached and levied on estate a. a Public
Auction 10 be held at No. 2i2 Chestnut
street. in said City OF Providence in said
County of Providence on Thursday. the
sixth day OF July. A. u. 1906. at 12 o'clock
NJ, for the satisfaction OF said execution,
debt. interest on the same. costs OF suit.
my own fees and all contingent expenses.
II sufficient.
FREDERICK G. HULL,
Deputy Sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-26

Sacrifie hits-Poland ;, Mcfarland 3,
Dunn :. Thomas. Ball 5. Conn I. Brodie
2. Rock :, Poole ;, Nops Josslyn >, Dill
lard ,.
Stolen bases--Polari 10. VI Farll1l 20,
Dunn :. Thomas g. Jackltsch. B1l' s.
Conn 10 Brode 10, Rock 5. Poole. Dill
lard.
Two-bsse hits-Poland I, Mcfarland g
Dunn g. Thomas s. JackutsCh. Ball G.
Conn :. Brodie .. Rock Poole. JosslHn, :.
Three-base Mcfarland I. DuGb,
Thomas 4. Jacklitsch, Ball :, Conn S.
Rock Poole Dillard.
Home runs-Poland, MCFARLAND -
Thomas. Ball S. Conn, Josslyn, Cronin,
Ibiilard
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-26
He THEATRES

At Keith's the week OF July 81 tho Al
bee Stock--cr-rn+rt- VIII off----++r +r---fr7rr-ry
farce. "A Stranger In a Strange Llnd."
one Of the most amusing plays ever pre-
scnted on .hc American stage. when
originally presented In New York. under
tho management ~ William \. Brady. II
ran FOR Ions period 10 crowded houses
and has since then been = popular Offer
ing with lovers ~ comedy. In the orig.
nal csst we're such clever people as cyril
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-26
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS AND
PROPERTY OWNERS.

The Citizens Concrete Co. Is now pre-
pared 10 DO Asphalt. Concrete ana GIano-
ilthic walks. Gravcl Roofing. Curbing.
lock and Cobble Stone Paving. We have
laid the NEW PATENT GRANOLlTHlC
WALKS I'm some Of the largest cities
fce V0U VIII save money bN naNIOg these
walks laid. These walks are known Tor
their beauty and durability and can he
laid in any color desired. Mill floors and
cellars made water tight Satisfaction
guaranteed and all orders promptly at
tended to We thank YOU for your pa
trouage I'm the past and hope for con-
tinuance OF same
CITIZENS CONCRETE co. u. T. Grady
a Co IS Westminster St. Rooms p. -
Telephones .oflce. srS Residence rs !
First street. Fulton, -. Y.
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comedy and "A Stranger in strange
Land will undoubtedly prove one OF the
Observation-Disclosures Ae-eHtire season
-.
"Imprudence." the clever society COM
edy. in which the Albee Stock company
will appear at Keith's this week. Is like
ly to score a big hit with Providence thea
tregoers for II Is the kind OF high class
comedy. sparkling with keen wit and bril-
liant repartee. which appeals particularly
10 the quick witted theatrogoers. No play
OF recent years has elected the enthu-
siastic praise from press and public as
did this when II was used a few years
ago as a starring vehicle by William
Faversham. Mr. Caldara OF the Albee
company will play the role originated by
Mr. Faversham. and those who are fam
iiar with the role declare that IL fits
Mr. Caldsra like a glove. All OF the
other members Of the company will he
congenially cast. and the ladies OF the
company will have An excellent opportu-
nifty 10 wear some pretty gowns.
Robert C. Turner Of the Alhee company
returns 10 the cast a. Keiths this week
after well earned rest and will doubt
less he given a warm welcome when he
UldhfE Ms lirl appearance W lHlfi VI
dence" this week Mr. Turner is one
Of the hardest workers of the Albee com
psny, his. position as assistant stage di-
rector entailng a great deal of work
not seen by the theatregoer.
Manager Lovenherg NJ Keith's left
Saturday for well earned vacation in
Europe. bearing with him the good wishes
of his myriad of friends and -aeausint--
ances. Mr.. Lovenberg, besides being one
OF the brainiest theatrical men in the
country, is one OF the best liked and the
messages of good luck received by him
prior TO his departure were very numer-
Gus During MI Lovenbergs absence the
local Keith theatre will be capitally
looked after by his admirable assistant.
William A. Albee, brother OF Proprietor
Albee, and who for the past three years
has been associated with the Providence
Keith theatre as assistant manager. Mr.
Edward F. Alhee. proprietor Of the local
Keith theatre. will also visit Providence
frequently during Mr.. Lovenbergs alb
sence.
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
STATE BOARD OF PUBLIC
ROADS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACToRs

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals for the construction OF
section OF State highway in the town
OF Westerly. about $3.50 feet in lenth, a
section of State highway In the town OF
Coventry about $3.50 feet in length: a
section of State highway in the town or
Bristol. about $500 feet in length; Sec
tion OF State highway i'm the town or
jamestown, about 26i0 feet In length: a
section OF State highway in the town or
Little Compton. about 26+0 feet in length:
a section OF State highway In the town or
Glocester. about 5000 feet in length. sec
tion OF State highway I'm the town or
Johnston. 1860 feet in length, Will be re-
ceiyed by the State Board OF Public
Roads at it's office. State House. Provi-
DAY. July L. 1905, at which time ana
place they will be publicly opened and
read.
furnished by the Board.
No bids will he received unless accom-
nained bv certified check for the sum
OF 500. payable to the State of Rhode
The Board reserves the rights to reject
any and all bids. and 10 give preference
tion No. OF chapter ?s2 OF the Pubic
plans. specifications and drawings may
he examined at the office OF the state
Board OF Public Roads. at the state
House Providence r. T., on ard after
WEDNESDAY, the 5th, day ( July.
every week day. between the hours OF 10
a. m. and p. M, excepting Saturdays
anu ''o''' JOHN II. EDWARDS.
ROBERT Y. TREAT.
FREDERICK L. PERKINS,
WILLIAM C. PECKHAM.
JOHN r. RICHMOND.
state Board OF Public Roads.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-26

Scott. George Bonface. Jr.. George Os-
bourne. VI. A. Kennedy and other equally
well-known artists. Providence playgocrs
especially like the Albee company in farce
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-26


American Hair Cloth company Saturday
afternoon on the Prairie avenue GROUNDS
Pawtucket, by the score or TO g. The
Hopes gained their runs in the NTH in
ming The battery for the Hopes carried
off the honors for their team. while Nor
rison and Jones played great ball for the
defeated team. The score:
Innings ........ p
Hope A. A...0 o o o x
A. Hair cloth co. 0 0 O. 3 l / 4
There was a red-hot ball game at Palace
Gardens yesterday afternoon. when tho
team representing the Working Boys
Home and the ST. Theresa team In the
Providence Junior League battied for l.
innings for supremacy. the victory final
ly going 10 ST. Theresa by the score OF
tot
rush and by the end Of the third inning
had the Same we'll in hand the score at
that time being to in their favor I'm
the remaining innings. however. excep-
tionally dumb hase rHsning on their part.
intermingled with errors. gave their oppo-
nents the game i'm spite OF the fact that
the Working Boys made IL hits to their
In the sixth inning the 81. Theresas
made three runs without scoring a hit by
being given three bases on balls. which.
combined with two errors. yielded them
the scores In the ninth inning they tied
the score. and I'm tho 10Th neither side
could score. In the llth II looked as II st.
Theresa would win. but a neat double
play by Wilson and McGough put n sud
den end 10 their chances. In their half Of
the 18th the Working Roys could not
score, and then the ST Theresas got their
much-needed run through their first two
men up getting 10 base on errors. and
then pretty single after one man had
been retired
Not daunted ny their defeat YESTERDAY.
the Working BOYS will on Fourth Of July
morning al the Cold Spring grounds tao
kle the Elmhursts. the leaders OF the
Providence Junior League. Score by in
nings
Innings Il > s45 80 1,-
stTheresas ..........,... ................
........o o / 3 o ? o o Is
Working Boys Observation-Disclosures.
....,.. q I q o %
In game of baseball yesterday after
noon on Bristol Common the Bristol Y. VI.
g. A team defeated the Parksides OF
Providence II 10 2
The SILK Hats Of Warren won Yesterday
afternoon over the Monitors OF Pawtuck-
et AT the Bristol Trotting Park by score
Of to 3.
The Wsrwicks shut ont the Hope Man
ufacturing company team at Rocky Point
Saturday. defeating IL by the score Of n
TO q. The battery work for the Warwicks
was the feature. Cooney striking out Is
men and allowing but two hits. McElroy
Al third base made creditable showing
while Borden of the Hope aggregation ex-
oelled for his team ar 1rst The winners
would like 70 hear from any amateur in
the state, the Rogers or Samsons prefer
red. Challenges may be sent 10 r. II.
Connors. manager. 5 n street. city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES

Outside OF a brief batting rally in the
ninth inning Cleveland could do nothing
with Altrock Yesterday at Chicago. The
White Sox hit Bernhard for several long
drives and won out with the greatest ease.
A q .ln,, lDA
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CHICAGO Is. CINCINNATI .

Chicago gave Harper a fearful pounding
and wound up with nine runs in the NTH
inning. Maloney making home run with
the bases full. Hahn finished the game
but did not work too hard. Weimer held
the Reds safe all the way. Attendance
II n10 Score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-26
GAMES TO-DAY

GAMES TO-DAY.
Boston at New York.
Pittsburg az st. Louis.
Cincinnati az Chicago.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-26

Providence. r. l.. June "a. 1905.
The above sale is this day continued
10 Saturday. the ?2d day OF July at the
same time and place.
ANDREW MKENZTE
je26-lp Deputy Sheriff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
AMATEUR BALL

Before a crowd ~ followers ~ both
teams the Hope Athletics defeated the