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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-03
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ELECTION NOTICE
Office OF the city Clerk of The City
of Cara Illinois.
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Office OF the City Clerk of The City
Of ca.rse Illinois
Cairo, Illinois, March Is, 1905
Public notice is hereby given that
on Tuesday, the Eighteenth day Of
April. A. d.. 1906, a general election
viii be held in the City Of Cairo, Hin
dis, Alexander County, for the lection
of Mayor, City Clerk. City Treasurer
CRY Attorney. Police Magistrate and
one Alderman from each OF the seven
wards OF the City.
For the purpose OF the election
polls win be opened at the following
sl,Iaees. wig:
in the First Ward. at the store
room Of T. A. Kuhn. No 30 Sixth
street. being situated on north side
IN said street between Commercial
aid Washington avenues.
In the Second Ward, al the ware
.sooal OF H. Bloms, No 7o2 Washing
S1f1h' avenue, being situated on the
east side Of said avenue between Sew
enth and Il ghth streets.
I'll In the Third Ward, &C the barber
sshap Of Charles Anderson, No. llo5
ACommfrcial avenue, being situated ~
The west side OF said avenue between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
! In the Fourth Ward, at the store.
room Of the Rumley Company, No.
1911 Washington avenue. being stu
ated on the west side OF said avenue,
between Douglas and Fourteenth
9streets. sre !.
! In the Fifth Ward, at the Cour'
house of Alexander County.
III the Sixth Ward, at the Hose
House on south side Of Twenty-sec-
ond street. between Walnut and Pine
streets.
III the Seventh Ward, at the ware.
room Of G. A. Swoboda, No. 27l4
Commercial avenue, being situated
on S. w Corner Of Twenty-eighth
street and said avenue.
polls for sa election will be open
cd at 700 o'clock a m, and continue
omen until 500 o'clock p. m. Of the
same day. Ff
Nomination papers for the SAD
4 ELECTION can Be sstiiFed ataShis Office,
u and must be fled In this office On Or
before April 8.ssfASs. 'rs.s ''''''''''
I BY order OF the City Council Of the
City OF Cairo, Illinois. ~
r, A. HATCHER, f,i.
City Clerk.
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Ordinance Mo. =
OFuIHahce NO. =
AN ipFgihaace restrleting the dis
ahS pktbkeF. drda has ma sdbaneh
.AskdadAiaNoel nublIc bknlE. lga1A =.

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Be it ordained By the City Council
'of cairo iffinois: aw - . hli N
Section !, That no license for re.
failing. selling or giving away OF
intoxicating, spirituous, malt, vinous.
mixed or fermented liquors shall be
gHRIesG fE any location nearer than
seventy five (75l feet from any public
park, church or school, or building oc-
cupied for church or school purposes.
The hisaifee of seventy-five feet shall
be measured m a straight line. from
the neaEsst part Of he.Foom or rooms
In which ahs dEamshop. is seondaeied
to the nearest part of the church or
school building or park
Sec. This, ordinance. shall apply
only to Churches or schools perma-
nently 1ocated on ground owned by
the sTespectlye organizations.
Sea-. This ordinance shall take eff
feet and be in force after adoption and
approval.
Alderman Snyder moved that the
substitute ordinance as read above be
adopted. The motion was adopted bv
the following vote: AEGEAN. Fra.
ser, Jocelyn, June. Koehler. Lawler
Wagner, Meehan, Mulcahy. Neff. Mel
is, Nordmzs Snyder and Woed-l4.
Say-None.
Petitions.
The feliowing building petitions
were read and referred to The build
ing committee with instructions to re-
port al next meeting.
/. Miller. to erect one-story frame
building 70 cost about $1,000 on lots
and s. hsocfk ST. First addition.
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streets
In the Seventh ward, at the ware.
room of G. A Swoboda. No 27l4 Com
mercial avenue, beng situated on
southwest corner Of Twenty-eighth
street and said avenue
Alderman Meehan moved the adop
ton of the resolution.
The motion was adopted
Alderman Meehan moved 10 ad
journ. The motion was adopted,
The council then adjourned.
r, A. HATCHER, City Clerk
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ns-For through tickets, sleeping car acpom,
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- NRsports of Committees.

%4hg ordinance committee reported
recommending the adoption of the or.
dinance designating distance of dram.
shops from public parks, churches and
schools.
Alderman Wood moved that the re-.
port be received and the following
substitute ordinance be placed on sec
ond reading in lieu Of the original or.
dinanee recommended. The motion
was adopted and the following ordi
nance was placed on second reading
and read AT length
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Big -Four Route
iae BEST LINE TO AaB
New /: York: \ <, .BSts
AND ALL POINTS IN THE
East and Northeast.

II
Indianapolis, Munele, Cincinnati,
Dayton. Columbus, Cleveland and
points In Ohio, indiana and Illinois
Through sIeepers from ST. Louis to
New York, Boston and Washington.
Trains Leave Cairo as Follows:
: Nc. 2--7:Q0 a m. Eastern mali and
express. NJ Carmel, vincennes, Pa
Tts. Danviile. Indianapolis, Cincinnati
New York, Boston. Direct connection
WITH the famods Knickefbocker spec
lal.
No. 300 D. m. Man and express
Carmi. Evansville, vincennes, Tndi
annapolis, Louisville, Chicago, Terre
Haute and Cincinnati. Local sleeper
from vincennes to Indianapolis s:3e
p. H.. 100 p. m.
No. 64-Local accommodates
Mound City. Grand Chain and Vienna
Trains Arrive at csIre az Follows:
No. s5-11:00 a. N. Vienna and
Cairo accommodation.
No. s-12.20 ,. m. vincennes and
Cairo maif-a and express.
No. S-7:45 p n, Danville and
Cairo mail and express
All trains daily except Sunday. For
full Information and particulars as
10 yates. tickets. limits. etc, call OF
writk Elmer Smith. ticket agent,
81 4snne. T. P A. Cairo, H.. G. 1.
mi su aP 81 Louis No
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Fhom f54
ST. Louis, Mo-, and all points on the
Mobile 6 Ohio Railroad, north of the
Ohio river. including Cairo, III.
EAiIN fss TO
Pints in Kentucky, Tennessee, Mis-
sissippi ard Alabama, the "GaTder
Spot" of the South.
STOP OVERS
On going Passage stopovers will be
allowed between WickIife and destl
nation, within fifteen days from cate
Of sale, on application to conductors,
on return within final limit of ticket
ONE WAY
On above dates one way tickets will
be sold from and 20 same territory
at half fare plus $500.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Very low rates on Household Goods
and Stock.
For rates, time and travelling in
formation call on or address any tick.
ct agent or
r. l. HARRIS, General Agent,
51S Olive ST., st. Louis, Mo.
J. n. JONES,
Ticket Agent, Cairo, III.
J. 81. eEALL, Gen. Pass. ACT
ST. Louis, Mo.
For Information regarding lands
apply to chas. S. Chase. Agent L. &
I'D, Chemical Building, St Louis.
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Jiggs--I often have something fash
upon my memory that had forgotten
for years ~
Biggs Did one of those flashes
ever recall that five you borrowed
three years ago?
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COACH REID IT HARVARD.
VIII Straighten Su Football Matters
Flights on the River.

CAMBRIDGE. March l4-Wllliam T. Reid
Jr. who will be the head coach Of the Har-
ward football eleven next fall arrived from
the Wost this morning and will begin at once
10 straighten out football matters here Re-
garding the football schedule for next season
Reid said that several games had not been
decided upon. One Of the teams Harvard
Is considering Is Columbia, which has not
played Harvard for several years. in fact
not since Reid was at Cambridge. Oct. q
Ia being held open for the possibility Of this
game. The Dartmouth game also has not
been arranCed The football schedule will
be ready for publication within a few days.
The Harvard varsity rowing squad had its
first taste Of rowing on the river In eight
Dared crews this afternoon. The men have
been out In pair oars before. but to-day was
the first time that eight men have gone out
together. The Charles is by no means clear
Of ice W al the boat houses. but il was clear
enough for stretch OF several hundred
barge was used by the men. and In Il four dif.
ferent Fights went out. No attempt was m Rde
20 grade the varsity squad into regular
eiRhts, the men we're sent out just a. ther
happened 20 report, for practice. Coach
WTay and Capt. Flllev coached the men,
who were rather awkward after working on
the machines all winter
Daniel A Newhall 'Os. Of Phlladelphls.
was elected captain OF the Harvard varsity
hockey team this afternoon Newhall Is one
Of the most versatile athletes in his clAss.
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cRNsK FLINrs WIrN AMERlcANs.
Fist Rasemau wants 90 stay IN California
--Crinih says Nny.

NoNrGoNrHY. Aha. Mnreh IA Ions
snherias man "a Manager tirihitho OF the New
York Amer cans. but he was q pretty sore
man this morning. His California first base
man, Hal Chase. did not get In As was eH-
pccted, Instead be has not even started.
telegram came from him to-day from los
Ahgeles.hn which he said no Intended TO play
In Los Angeles II possible. Ne also went on
TO say that he would come on and ioin the
New iorks, but that James Morley. owner Of
the Los Angeles club. said he could hold
him.
The last clause OF the telegram Is the milk
in thescOcoanut. Griffith says Morley wants
10 keep Chase and that he has been deluding
the young man into the belief that he can be
retained Pitcher Newton says that Morley
tried 70 persuade him fNeWtonl TO stay in
California only a few days before he came
Fast. lie told me, says Newton. that !
would have my trip for nothing and that he
could hold me. Newton were less gullible
by the New York Americans last season and
the Los Angeles club registered an objection
clded that the Los Angeles club had no case,
but Morley 1t appears, Il still trying 70 hold
az least one OF the two men. Only few days
BY the New YORK. club and he called for the
railroad ticket 70 MONTGOMERY which the New
York CLUB had sent him.
urlmth to-day telegraphed Ban johnson
about the matter in order that the American
League. president may see 70 II that Chase
leaves Los Angeles and reports 70 the New
YORK club, to- which he belongs, Chase
has not a chance TO play with any other club, >
uTln declares. As Chase has been playing
6all this spring. he ought to be In good con-
not make Grif1th any the less indignant over
what be considers tampering with his rights.
8rimth expects the matter TO be straight
ened out in a few days. Tonight no re-
celved telegram from Ban JohnBon's secre-
tary, which read:
Matter has been put before National Com.
mission. win advise you.
The practice to-day went merrlly on. Fast
work was done. The indelders took their
positions and practised for to-morr0w's gam
with Montgomery. As Elberfeld 10 still an
absentee, Joe Heager will cover short. An.
derson will be on first base, 'Orth, Fultz and
Whitley and Dun the batteries.
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SEAWANBAKA YACHT RACES.
Committee COnfeFs With Owners on the
seasons Programme.

bNANohb TTObFNulNues
The race committee OF the SeswanhakA-
CoTinthlan Yacht Club met last night % the
City Club on West Forty-fourth street and
conferred with the owners OF yachts enrolled
In the club about the seasons programme.
Dates we're arranged for reRattas and will
be submitted 10 the board Of trustees. The
clubhouse at Oyster Bay will be opened on
Saturday. May "a. After the usual formal
titles there win be a gig race and water sports.
There will also be a race for SS-footers owned
by club members. On Decoration Day there
will be open races for. SO and 10 footers. on
that day there will also be regattas held by
the New York and Indian Harbor yacht clubs.
The race around Long Island viii be started
on June 10. When, this race was first pro-
posed there were three boats 20 take part,
but other yachtsmen have become Interested
IN the contest and now there are five entries
il Is probable that there will be ten starters
In this contest. The race will be started
from on the Atlantic Yacht Club house at
Sea Gate and the finish will be at Oyster
Bay.
There will be three days open racing on
Oyster Bay on June %. % and "a, the annual
regatta OF the club being sailed on the last
Of these three days. On July the 80 and Is
iooters will be sailed for prizes offered by
keas Commodore. Hastings. The boats IN
this regatta will be sailed by women. The
fall regatta will be sailed on Sept. rs.
As usual there will be club races each
Saturday during the season for the 80 and is
Hooters. For the rs fOoters three series have
been arranged, the most Interesting Of which
will be sailed In August. The owners will
draw lots before each race for the boats
they are TO sail and the prizes will go TO
those owners who have made the best per.
some power boat rACes. but the dates for
these haYe not yet been arranged.
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YACHT SoNYA LAUNCHED.
HerreshOn S7.Rater to Race Against
British Boats

The rev S2-rater sonya built By HERE
shofr for Mrs. G. Turner Farley. was launched
yesterday AZ Bristol The boat Ia beautifully
mode lied and Capt Stokes. who is 10 race her
against the British boats. IL enthusiastic
about her She will be rugged and in about
two wee Ks will have her trial spins Her
SPAR and sails are all ready. Then the boat
side She win meet a new boat by Alfred
Mylne which. according 70 reports Il an inn
proved Movana, a boat that proved 10 be very
fast and the top OF her class The meeting
Of the new Mylne boat and the HerreshoT
craft will be watched with much interest, be
cause these two desiFners are likely ~ turn
out the challent eT and defender In the next
series Of races for the Americas Cup.
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COW. BOURNE'S FLAGsBJP.
Delaware So Badly injured by Fire mat the
COlOnia IL 20 he Fitted Out.

The steam yacht Delaware was 40 bsdly
injured by hre on Feb. ~ that Commodors
Bourne has turned her over to the under.
writer's and the Yachts no longer his properly
The Colonia' which was also injured in IN.
same IRE. Is 10 be fitted AZ once and viii n,
tho flagship Of the New YofE Yacht Club mi.
season
The Delaware IL not 70 be broken I'm hon
ever, the underwriters having Arranged with
put In first class shape, and IL Ia thoueht tbs,
she can be got ready by August 'o'
The Delaware was formerly the Maria and
n. o, stewart Of Greenock in July, iaG3 Sbe
was designed by George l. Watson and huiit
by Napier, Shanks n Bell Ia 4 sas an y.
2s8 feet over oil, 2i6 feet Inches on The 49, ~
line, q feet inches beam and ~ feet 4 Irrbos
draught She was q handsome Graf, 80
TemOdelled throughout
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VESPEFS TRIP ABROAD.
WI Accept German Invitation 10 Row NJ
HpmburE On July 10 and II.

The vssper Boat Club Of Philadelphia will
not only have a try for the Grand Challenge
Cup at Henley, but will compete al the ne.
gatta Of the German Rowing Association OF
Hamburg, Germany which will he held on
lake Alster, July 10 and IL. Fred Fort
meyer, secretary n the National Association
II Amateur Oarsmen, has been notified that
the Germans are sending over an invitation
10 the vespers, and he has told the Quakers.
who have notified him they viii accent the
invitation.
This regatta a. Hamburg IL REGARDED AZ
the Herman Henley and Il annually patronized
by crews from all over Europe One Of the
most valuable trOphies-the KHiser'a Gun
Is now held by the Thames X G. Of Henley.
and u IL reported the Nespers intend 10 have
crack az this event Rs well a. an eight a
pair and a single, IL Ia the Intention of The
Neepers 70 leave England about July FOR
GeImany,
The lfidavit Of the captain and candidate.
OF the Nesper'e Henley crew we're Forwarded
oy mall 70 England yesterday
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AUTO SNOW A RECORD BREAKER.
Big Attendance. Extensive Buying and
Many Novelties In Mechanics Hall


Many Novelties In Mechanics Hall.
BosloN, March 1.-THE automobile show
here continues 70 be record breaker in poIn'
Of attendance and interest and buying Tn,
diversity OF the show and It's size makes /,
one 10 which several trips are necessary tc
see IL all, the same as with the national show
New improvements are discovered as one
continues TO explore the stands.
A strikng innovation Is found on thegSturte-
want car made in Boston. II il a compressed
DIR brake which acts automatically as soon
as the clutch is thrown out, and II remains
set as long rs he clutch lie out and the car
lie at q standstlll Another novelty is an
engine with changeable cylinders on the
Ariel car. IL can be run as a water cooled
engine in summer time and an air cooled one
in winter. A portable automatic sack which
lifts the car and all four wheels clear OF the
ground when driven upon is another device
shown here fOr the first time.
There Is a regular epidemic OF buying, the
demand Tor medium and low priced cars
being particularly strong Although a few
the aisles are well filled both afternoon and
evening. The motor boats and collapsible
automobile houses and machinery in the
basement attract goody share Of the
interest.
Many OF the cars for the Importers Salon in
symphony Hall have been delayed In transit,
but ia spite OF this and the drawing power Of
the big show Of the local dealers the exhibition
OF foreign cars issmccting with success.
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RACING AZ NEW ORLEANS.
Jakb sanders Beats Rapid water IN SIN
FurlonG Handicap.

Furlong Handicap.
NEW ORLEANS. March IT, -Three closf
finishes added spirit to the races at the Fair
Grounds to-day. The striking feature WA
the defeat OF Rapid Water. who tried TO take
up ics pounds and win a six furlong handicap.
Invincible carried Rapid Water the first half
in ~ seconds Rapid Water was very tlred.
and when Jake Sanders came at him on the
outside. where the going was best, he could
not stall him on. and had TO submit 20 another
defeat. &c orRe b. Hill showed a very good
youuGster in EsoteTic, winner Of the third
race, for maiden two-year-olds. The colt
ran very green. but had speed enough 20 win
best backed fayorite OF the day,
Firet Race-SiG furlonEs Lionel. iOs III. Phil
Ups. 10 TO L Won 3n;. WWhPpoorTill los tWshardl.
third. Time, i:i0 is. PachetA Gladiator, Mr.
Jsck, Frank Blll. Grand Champion, Graphite aud
Doyle, los " Robbins, 20 l, won; Nelos. p5 on
sto !? third. Time I:7s. Bob Murphy. 81 Merry
legs. One More. Genini. DR.. Stephens. Daisy Gre en-
Third Rscs-Four .furionEs --Eso,eric, 10 IAu-
buchonl. 20 L. won, Jack Kerchevtllc iO7 Mullen,
Tine. oSi aeDuTis, BiSe GrSss Lad chsu Sn,ss
Olcott and Trigg Moss also ran.
ts GubuchonI, to /, won: Rapid water. izs dom
lnlcR, 70 10, second; lnNnclble, los w nObbnsl
5 70 !, third Time. iIA Mayor johnson and
Fifth Race Six and half furlonEt--oyer Again.
lOi tAubuchon, 10 ?, won, Floral WREATH V
IS Williams. IS 20 !, second Red Raven. tOi
%. Davis, 20 2, third. Time. Ia. George
Perry. Lampoon. DuSky. Optional and Docile also
ran.
sixth Raee-one mile and three -sl1tebhihs-
Spring, 10 (Schillngi, 10 10 3. second Royal Arms
l02 Baird, 20 TO !, third. Time, 2nf SIS, Curate
Harry. New, Ssrilla, Rachael Wand ard Lady Free
knight also ran.
seventh Race-SlE furlongs-lnspector Halplu
i i9 Y" hooo1ns 70 w. Won o Dsrl, 100 (ShAven.
third Time. 1915 rs. Swedish Lad. VIC 2tleier
Tnumphtress, baNanan and Charlie Dickson
also
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nattIInE NeI,on COMM Fn,l.

Battling Nelson IL much petturbed over
the fact that his proposed match With Jimmy
Britt has been sldetracked because the Cali.
forniAn wants 10 hHht Jabcz White and ID
coming East 20 see what he ran do here
Nelson. II. IL said, win leave San Frenclsoo
In q few days and try his skill in 4 few an
round bouts AZ Philadelphia. lie viii Aiso
yi6it Baltimore and appear. perhaps In a
fifteen round bout with some good man,
Nelson ts disguised with the treatment he
has received thue far from Britt end Il OF
the opinion that The latter IL really AFRAID Of
him. Nelson eIpeCte % face Joe Cans be-
fore Al Herfords club and says that he viii
not object 20 match with the negro a. i5s
pounds 81 the TinFslde.
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Golf Gosdp.

PAIN BEACH. Fla. March 1.-THE first
and second round for the Ponciana and Con.
ISOLATION cups was played to-day With the
following results:
Ponoltna Cup-Flrsi round-R 7. sterling beat
r. II. McElvee. and q Z. 5. Armstrong bea,
J. l. Downty. 3 and L. William 4. knight bear r. n
Pes, and 4 Paul Waterman beat \. Hyde by
Ssa holman Tdwns 6ss sa ka e. se o sSs
u. o, Wickham beat A: 5. Carpenter, b. default:
c. y. Carey beat 4; P. Huston, and 4.
s,sriihS. 3 and 4 William A. Knight beat p Water,
man. and g John shepard. JT., beat Norman
Towns. and 2: c. B. Con- beat D. {. wlckhsm.
Consolation Cup-Flrst round-A. ?. souther
land beat W. Avery, 1 up: Sidney Maddox beat
w, l. Wilder, qp, nineteen holes 4. u. BLACK bea
T. LongleY, and /: ". A. Becker beat W. x Bolton
n Il Flick beat F. Ciustt, and l. A II. Revelie beat
g Z; Shameeriin' and /; r. J, Allyn beat Robert
second round-A. II Revelis beat r }. Allyn
4 and 8 ?. ?, lockwood beat n J. Flick. aud i:
A. 7, Switzerland beat sidney Maddock / up:
". A. heekl,T beat 4, w. Black, and ?.
AIKEN, s. c.. March 1.-THE Palmetto
golf tournament opened here yestsrdav
and will continue. with several events each
week-with an lnteTmission next week on ac-
count 81 the Aiken Gun Club tournament
Until April 3, when the tourney will end
cup presented by G W Dolan, opened on
Monday under leaden sky and WAS PLAYED
over 4, wet ccurse. The nrst round resulted
a. folioTIs Jewsstt beat 5. smith, by
stevenson beat ". n sands, BY ? and /,
Harold Sands beat Duncan, by default The
second round WAS played to-day In IDEAL
weather, Colford beat Jewe'f BY and s.
Bohlen beet stevenson. by and Hinkle
beat Grant. by IN, Tappn boat jay nv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-15
Mertes and Bresnahan In New York Ma.
tiOnals' Pract

BTRNrNoHAM. Ala. March iI--BresnAhan
and Mertes INDUCED In their first days pra c.
tice with the New York Nationals to-day.
Both players are In fairly good condition.
The New Works are scheduled 70 play the
Birmingham team on Friday and Saturday.
and large crowds are expected 10 attend the
games. Manager Vaughn OF the Coal Rarons
has asked McGraw for first chance al any
playeIs The New YORK club may not need.
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billiards

{ Z White. go. last night defeated T..
A Seryatius, go. IN the best game yet played
IN the inierborouFh handicap tournament
o. the knick etbocker Academy In Brooklyn
The score White. 26O average. ISL. HiEh
runs, g., o. p Seryatius. $50, average
3 ?o-57. high rIhs. 10. ~. n.
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Fool

q, Kicker defeated s. Bien nv four points in
last nights game IN the amateur pool tourns-
ment for the Championship Of New York a.
the Broadway Billiard Academy The score
wa; Kicker. 100, Bien, ~ Rickers best
run was y, and Bient, IS.
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Lord Carnar,on'I AmerIcan TraIntr n,ad.
Special coN, D,spateA 10 THE suS.

LONDON, March t.-PhIlp GrensI, an
American. who was employed by Lord Car.
narvon AZ the trainer Of bic horses. died 70.
day from consumption a. Datos platE,
Switzerland.