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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

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PROPOSALS

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bid and with said plans aud Specifications
The right to reject any and an bids Is hereby
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THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
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NOTICE Is hereby given that sealed bids
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,. m July /. 1907. for the excavation and
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-05
Racing NJ Pimlico.

BALTIMORE. Md. May Amanda A., at
odds OF ? to 1, won the Mount Washin q ton
Steeplechase, the feature OF the closing day
of the Pimlico track spring meeting, to-day.
The surprise OF the day vas the defeat of
Ormonde q Right. the favorite, by The Clown.
4tol. Hyperion, the f~avorite. won the event
at one mile for gentleman riders, The sum
maries:
First Raoe-Five furlongs-The Wrestler. o.
Lloyd 2 70 !, won; Diamond, Ill tHenessy), )
Lassie. Idle Dream. Eseutcheon and Blue Dale
Second Rsce-Fye tu~rionrs-Burse., III dig
IS 20 /, second; Kitty Smith, is ocidsteinJ, 7 TO i,
Prohi. Dick RoSs. otwel. carmins and Miss cSsh
clg gal1d los st Tio1al. . % % 7. s SSa. o e5T1s Rl1 TAs
10 lHennessy1. even money. second. GraTbAio,
ia lDennisonl 4 70 J, third Time. Eself. Greviile,
Racine II. Scion Shingle And SonomH Belle also ran.
about two Miies-Amanda H., 1Ss NrciiSsld1. :
20 J., won; Warmer, ie (McClAin) 8 TO 2. second:
Cardigan. ~ lBoyeerl, 5 70 2. third. Time 1915.
Player and Gsrterstie also ran, Rock STORM fell afrp
FIFTH Race-ons mile.hypericn. l1 tMr.
: second: Bulwark, is on. @. X. Harrison,
70 S, shlrs S.cs r,Ts: mi III. T nSa o 9 Tsrs also ran;
100 q. Martin. etS /, Won; Wsrniae; III TeIber1.
third, Tine. itE ivsnhee. Bessy Eisioid, Cur,
fSSi Me snd srS 2Ssfss q sop ani So r ss1f'On' Prince
Ssventh' Rase-Five fsfiones-bse Xvi. lbs
second; s.; Jeannt 100 McearthY, o 10 /. third.
Boot RfOSSsi JIG aCani, oBoasic h0% and hl iarSis
also ran,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-05
BERMUDA RACE ENTRIES.
Twelve Yachts Win Sail In Two Classes
From This Pert 20 Hamilton.

Twelve yachts have been entered for the
race to Bermuds which Is TO start on Wednes-
day. June 6. This race is to start Of the
clubhouse Of the Brooklyn Yacht Club and
finish at Hamilton. and 1t will be ana ged
by the Brooklyn. New Rochelle and Royal
Bermuda Yacht Clubs Jointly. Thts year the
race is divided into two classes, the dividing
line being ut fifty feet. In the first class are
six schooners and three sloops and the largest
yacht Is the Dervish. owned by Commodore
H., A. Morss of the Corinthian Yacht Club
Of Marblehead. The Priscilla from Rochester
allow time to all the Others In the race, but as
they are the most modern boats OF the feet
should be able "a. give the full allowance 70 all.
The New Rochelle Yacht Club is represented
by Henry Doscher's schooner Zuhrah, which
is just one foot shorter than the Dervish and
gets an allowance OF IS minutes for the enc
mile course. E.. W. Dixon Of tho New York
Yacht Club has entered the schooner andre
media. Tit Brooklyn Yacht Club has two
entries. w. G; Iowen's schooner Temmany
and HSmen Cohen's sloop Zinite. The Jo-
$. LAfond's sloop Sayonara, and the. st.
in the second division. for which the prize
is a cup oheredty Commodore Frank Mailer,
are the Hyperion, lowned by Frank Maier OF
the New Rochelle Yacht Club: the Lila, owned
by Richard. D., Floyd of the Brooklyn Yacht
Club, and the Zena, owned by D. r, W. Bur
rows Of the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club. The
RIG. she was launched a week ago and will
come here IN time 20 start.
The details Of the yachts entered are shown
In the following.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-05
COMPANY F THE WINNER.
Secures Point Trophy at FOrtySeyenth
REGIMENT Meet.

The Forty-seventh Regiment Athletic As
ISOLATION kept the smouldering end OF the
indoor athletic season alive for q while last
night by a set OF intercompany games, over
which there was plenty Of enthusiasm. The
feature of the meet, how ever, was the tnssle
for point honors, but Company + showed
q winning streak toward the end and won the
cup with q total Of "a points. Scores Of the
other companies were: /, 10; B, s; h. 8;
T.. 4. and A, 3 points.
The trial heats Of the hundred" beg an the
nights FUN and Company + was promin emit
In the hunt with Miller. .Ruoff and Schramm.
there. too, and 30 was Tucker OF Company |
1H the final there was n stirring tussle all the
way betw cen H. Hammond and Ruoff. but
few strides and he won by. less than a yard.
The quarter mile light marching order made
s seo@e' o 81 Roo1ed IN ful w war md dress.
They bad on eampsiE lesginSs. hats web
bsyonets' -scsbbards.' rides. and high shoes
conditions. After about a %furlong had been
he 'front.' and 1pf be won ali The way By sew seversI
yards. Funell OF Company Il rap a we'll
Judged race In the mile. He let Smith Of Com
after which he went into the lead and won as
he liked with yards to spare.
One Nile Run-Won by p. FurnelI. Company F:
J. Cooper, Company X, second: 7. Bertron, Com,
Pany f. third; L Smith Company D. fourth. Time
. minutes II sec onds.
100 Yard Run-Won by J. Ruon. Company T:
II. Hammond, Company 3. second: T. Miller, Com.
pany r, third. Time, 10 as seconds.
40 Yard Run-Light marching ordsr-Won by
second; 3. Kelso, Company X, third. Time. /
minute 10 seconds.
20 Yard Run-won by J. Ruon, Company r;
G: Boyes: Company B, second; N. kSnins, third
Obstacle RACE, 20 Ysrds.won by J. Tucker.
NJ. kanine. Company F, third. Time. 50 rs
seconds.
Relay Race. Half Nile Intercompany-won by
Company B. with H. c. Hammond. r. A. Ham
mono. TtDiz and M. Thompson: Company +, second.
with Bonita, Miller, KAmine and Spada; Company
X, third. with Kerner. Hudtwalker, Van Buskltk
and lockwood. Time. I minute 20 seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-05

British authority has come forward with
the discovery that the much mailgned sex-
h h,1 has been z blessing in disguise. ~
polntedogt, in. steriiiElnE malignant germs
suffer little or no iii effects from eating dnsts
Y advanced to prove this theory. Exception
s IL Ssks en-, 70 t thiS b by sno mother HSthSTsty; which
eating dust is having TO- be civil TO a truoient
policeman who is trumping upa charge.
spme time before the last stery. Of the 1907
Glidden tour shall have been told there will
t 4s ' pSssi ( hi q ts ssers ~ so taat a 4 t k ia% nom;
These resF rss' viii viii Be s0 foTSsdf ron rom 4 t Stor CON- CO.
the contest and that : Will fnh have Ss' the he }s SsssIls
not 5s hssEvsrd about s.pressipS t5sir own
it's share because Of. the Influence chat viii
be brought 70 bear in showering with cold
factory Sss ! T q slll % eOaSsr nsde f e r.. 9 Ssss 's dss5
e stand deseIss Vi tSs sritlsssa S sRss has has
t9at has been shown TO be unfair 70 some
q those who are to be contestante. FoGSIbiy
changes that might have been madeliu 0gder
TO make the rules somewhat more eatiefactery
70 the contesting dryers and opfnpsEjne
was made Immediately upon the sppssr-
ance Of the rules 10 warrant the COMMITTEES
make Rat she ra sEoh fair Ihah h not "a soc cSsld e 10 .s,it
Interested. x
There would have been nothing hunli-
draft Of the rules md asked for bpaeeatiehe
as TO their possible Improvement ln6teRd sof.
Of a few. many OF whom ia never 'bteh
blessed with the experience. that would HeT-
q rough draft of the rules could hav4hNa but
one ehect-thet o., bringing out all ofthe obs
ieotions and heading on any furthtts ortiz
cism. thus relieving. the COMMITTEES Or e6fan
the, burdens IL will now have TO s6oulder.
tour In charge. Mf. Hover, proieSeee to be-
lieye the tour will be, made up 81 DC least
O hundred cars and some 400 persons. n
after all that has been shown totbesNnwtse
portions of the rules under which the Contest
IS to be run there are half this ntmber,
Mr.. Hover and his associates or the conn1i-
lee may feel proud OF their work and coz
themselves that .thNY wST0l abb
q conduct the tour at all. There vii b no
Hidden tour in 1908 unless the 1907 affair de-
IL will, l-tF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-05
TIGERS TAKE TO .rHE WATaa.
Two -Four Dared Crews Coached bylTstus
on Lake Carnegie.

PRINCETON. n. j.. May tive four Jared
crews were out on Lake Carnegie thu, after
noon and c. s. Titus. amateur r~oytnktchann-
pion OF America. gave instructions fosth6fn.
1t was the first time that the, Ti9ersi had a
chance to try their skill In aquaties. but they
did pretty well considering.
Early in the week Titus wept 20 Philadel-
phia and bought a couple of four cared shells
and a pair cared gig. The money was
raised among the undergraduates and seysfal
lumni Clipped In 70 help along the proSec4.
The coach picked out the most likely looking
men and told them to see what they. could
do. The W four Dared craft were oSut
down the lake toward Kingston and T13up
followed along In a single shell. He sailed
out instructions 70 the rowers. who ept1Nked.
oonaidersbly in the rough water. IS
On the return Titus aid It = tso, eariytte
prospects for, developing q crew. ,XsvsftSse
les9. the c9aoh was pleased with tina iehGt2tnR
and hoped the %enthpEiasm would fhefegsS
az, the days 70 on, Pretty soon a~srSRHfta
VIII be held and probably the dif orent ciesasn
sat e ftprs SsTt &. That The TiSss, &C
to-day. 1870
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-05
OLYMPIA SNOW A SUCCESS.
Entries Number 1900 From Lead nE Horse-
men OF Europe, America ana Canada.

Special Gable Despdteh TO TIE SUN.
LONDON, May 4.-F. F. Euren, manager of
the international Horse Sho% az the Olympia,
says: The way the show has been taken up
by LEADING horsemen In Europe. America and
Canada leaves no doubt OF. the exhibition
being the greatest affair Of the kind ever held
in England, / may reasonably gay in the
world, Already the entries number 1900
and they are still pouring in. requiring an
extra force Of clerks to, handle them.
The importance of this show lies in the
fact that II will be the foundation OF a lea giie
Of International shows 10 be held annually
breeders have shown very little n England
English breeders have In isolated Instance
exhibited, but very little outside OF their own
country. Henceforth all this will be changed
and the. International character Of the ex-.
hi6itton Is bound to mean much for the further
refinement and development Of light breeds
from Americans and Continental people. and
these latter can learn much from che English"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-05
OnclnnntL, 3: Sc. Louis, I.
Al BOstOn-Rain


NEW YORK tN. L.. 10: RRooKJYN.0.
The, Brooklyns ALMOST scored yesterday;
base In their rolt BY the New. Yoris AZ tie
Polo Grounds. and that ls half way around
ihSdaring explorer who penetrated the Jungle
e second. and as any, rood runner could do
lew e eIose thsen B sTooR sGS0H came rs E 70 s &c sssn
YORK players. to fan dead Of something like
Polo Grounds Tor eighteen consecutive inn
7YYnAahsd yesterday, by a smothering score. OF
dV.e0 y; They wHted away completely be
slfst th "i stsst T fnnIasss SSe a sSE5asSa he he %ou aI%
gdndL one scratch hit was made OF Chrlstys
! counted out, Gen. Mcqraw brought up his
s sfsfFEs sati SsSs issfE u might 9hs e6 sd s sRiHs.D Fssfis aS'
hannlhn. Fitzgerald and Brother Rank did
az Tsll S e. Sne Y TsS1Ia ssortsd msrri,v with tho
&BEo8klsR pitchers. knocking Pastorions into
pblIyion' in the second inning and spilling
% the prolonged broGdside. He made Ave
t6s NAY in Other respects. He combined the
grace OF a Pefnel with the speed Of an antelope.
fSa f TsE f fsS@ Sss e nS bag st Ri t fos T q %iSass
on the hassooks. and took chances until the
Brooklypsx were IN a stupor. The latter were
6atiyensSEtRs day Before vas quite miss
sirant lpaecrsd q ~ to left III. the FIRST
betweeni MeCetthY and MAloney. The hit
H nSnl 4 tT 'Ss ssssger 5us and aSD stESps scored yST, T sss,
: tfps . make S9f the ' SstoS. but legs n and intel,
! sff Eit T tS ists .s sSS ,s stSTsS' ss sFas1snaP seSy lRs5sG
was very industrlonA IN centre field. lie be-
tept /, ppR ntl6 ne had eight in the. iarder.
Hrs by Corooran and StranF and a b9sc on
3 : SsSd dpis ss'n s 5 s%SininE w sHHe Sf IL the g. t SfiSi
Bowernaan stole second. and Dablen. was
,hIoYn gut by .MeIntire. Hummel and Lum-
Lacquer. and by the time they had located
twefn tAsp; Bres9shsn scoring SLOW throw,
isnaa sfitTfnGl 20. the plate .s6annon tTipied
had walked, twice took a ! lead on 3rst to draw
q throw before the. Broohyns could run him
-Four Sans put, Seymour on FIRST in the
p the fence brought q through. Bowerman
linking no Esfe out. He scuttied Clear
"a tbsso bag I daf Sess 4 th arc piSnEs9 him
slpl BE back Thereupon Boverman busted
4up $he pike 70 second once more, HIS tongue
vas out from 80 much running, but his heart /
was light. The rooters roared with delight
fRt the hArum soarum frolic.
Fitzgerald laced past Mccarthy for g two
hagger in the sixth, Bowerman whaled a
single TO centre, and Hannif1n's hit tunneled
throagh Casey's legs and scored Fitzgerald, !
Tewfss tumble, Fitzgerald's sacrifice and
Bowerpan's hit Rave,the New Yorks a run In
The eighth. just to show that It's all in the
tamilys II. M~Athewson retired three batters
IN a hurry In the ninth, after the first nah up
had made an inffeld hit Of shady character.
Devlin made a one handed stop of MCCARTHY
In the third inning. which was the best New
Nork helding play, The score.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-05
MIDDIES SHOOT STRAIGHT.
Naval Academy Team Defeats Omcers Of
Maryland National Guard.

ASSAroIIs. Md. May g.. The MidshIpmen
opened their rife shooting season here this
afternoon by defeating q team composed OF
experienced Officers OF the Maryland National
Guard. by q score OF :, 2es TO ?. las. The shoot.
ing wasHt ioo SoO and 200 ysrd. With The slow
There was Q strong vino and the Mldshlpnsii
showed decided superiority az the 800 yard
range.
Mdshipmap A, N, r, Allen Of New Bedford,
hSFs., msde the liRheut SCORE, 200 potnth. and
4a.einmsn Y: "a Ihe@se9 W pf Austin,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-05
v. N. Q. A. sNfmmlnG ChampLon,hlp.

In the natatorium OF the Twenty.third
Street Branch OF the Young Meme Christian
Association the annual interbrGnch swimming
championships were held last night.
The West Side branch was expected to walk
on with a majority OF the events. but pre- m,cr
honors went TO thu T~wcntyIhird street
branch.
George south Helped most for the home
branch through his clever victories in tho
80 ard 100 yard scratch eyehts. He wen these
with little apparent effort In "a SIS seconds
and minute ? % seconds respectively.
The go yard scratch, however. proved 10 be
by inches by John MAnley of The home Ora nch
In 5 minutes Z rs aeponds,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-05
TALBors NEW HAMMER RECORD.
Mercersburg schooiboy Throw o II Posira
Weight l0a Feet. 3,

NEW HAVEN. May t.-In the Yais fpter-
scholastic track games here tkta a~ftsrnoon.
which Msrcershnrg wen. 7. =. THiket'ss sc
academy made q new worlds record vita
the ~ pound hammer at to3 feet. MerorSs-
burg scored S4H points. Andovsr,- sex; Hii
school, 10: st. Paul, II. an1 -worosatur. no.
VIII New Haven Hifh and Polytechnic acor-
ing one each. Fitzpatrick OF Andoyer ace~-A
u points, establishing the record Tor lree.
Raratory school athletics. Talbot hlso hfcte
inches, getting 20 leet e5S inches, w n
P1ul OF hercereburR won The mile run aftss
leading the entire distance In q bsantifui
year. A''p 'ast
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NEW YORK a. IL ~ PHnADRIPa1A "a. L., o.

NEW YORK "a. IL 20; 'PHnADBLPHIA "a. L.l. o.
PHuAoRLPHA. May. LII there is anything
n n1u shs WAY q bcySle pitching that was pot In
opening round of to-day's game With New
YORK II was, oertaflly unknown tolthe loon
plate the.NNew YoIks. knocked the covers OF
them. and when hetdid not put tham over they
wnniFed, Then TO add variety ,he made 2
bal. From this ID viii be seen that the me-
Kotlation OF the bases. on the part of the visi-
tors was Q rather p~eFfunetory' performance.
When DyRert went to the bench three run
ners bad crossed the Plate and two othersi
we're holding down SACKS, Weddell was sent
easily. The soore..
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for Schmidt In the ninth Inning.

c tss,Sis; -: 9 So!SSS?S "a
SscH6ce hlts--F. Jones, sullivan. ffrsi base on
bbhlls-on AuIltn; 2 OF Walsh. :, Struck out-Ry
Mnllin !: by Walsh, 3: by White. 3. Hit by pitcher
ny White, /. Double plsys-O'Lcary and Cough.
lin: o'Leary and Rossn'4n: Downs and Rossman:
Donohuc mnass.siedl: Robe and Donohue T:l.
Triple pIay--DsNfs. sullivan, Robe. Walsh and
Davis. Len on bases-Detrolt Q. Chicago. :. First
base on ~eIror-Detroit. umpires Stafford and
Sherde-; Time hour and IS mlautes. Attend