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New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
ARMY And NAVY NEWS.
from The Tribune Bursau.I

fFTom The Tribune Bureau.l
Washington. April a.
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders have
been Issued:
First Lieutenant MICHAEL H. BARRY. artillery corps
charge % construction work at Fort Dc
soto relieving Second Lieutenant ALBERT I.
caDtsin CARTER p JOHNSON. quartsrInaster from
Tte Indians
Second Lieutenant STEPHEN II. BARLOW. from 2eth
Second Lieutenant PHILIP J. GOLDEN. from nth 70
26th Infantry ,.
General stan Corps: report 70 chief % stan wash
rir. Lieutenant CRAIG R. SNYDER assistant surgeon.
Fir-t Lieutenant WILLIAM c. FITZPATHIck, signal
corps dnfantry) having been found By retiring board
active service on account OF olsa
bilitv his retirement Is announced
NAVY
Cantan II OgTERHAITS detached from the board of in
spection and survey. Washington; to command the
Captain ". SWIFT detached the Connecticut; to
lieutenant @ % j. ~ ENocHs. to the navy yard. League
Island for duty in connection with httns OUT OF me
Lieutenant r. POPE. detached from the Connecticut
rn.i0n - n n sTRAssBURGER. detached from the Con-
necticut: TO the Cleveland
MOVEMENTS. OF VEssELs--The following
movements Of vessels have been reported TO the
Navy Department ARRIVED.
Apri sThe worden at Key West: the Chicago and the
Princeton. a. Amapala
SAILED
March sl-The Abarenda. from Guantanano for hamp-
ton Roads; the WoTden. from suAii'a"4i'0 'o' my
aprsi The scorpion from san Pedro de Macoris for
sa1a- ~. Isosfon from AlaEdalena Bay for Acapulco
and Acaiutla the AIaYnower from Colon FOR Havana
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
STORAGE NOTICES.

L. scHRAMM's FIREPRoOF sToRAGT
21st st. Office 137 West 10Th st To A.
MINIS Mrs NJ. Manning Muldoon. Paul
Niering Odell. Mrs c. Oppenheinler.
Morgan u OConneIi. Robert O'Rourke'
Mrs. ROsenkrans, Rogers. Mrs Scott
Swyer. Minnie straus, Shelford Mrs.
William Schaefer. d. ID. TWOmey. DR.. +.
r. Smith. DanfOrth. Fishplate o. T
ner, Klein. OFT Bros. & Nicholson. Cad
wallader r. Thornton. Nettie Gardner or
Mary Gordon. Mrs. Lowering. Seery, Kel-
Logan. A.. Bethel Mrs. Edwards. Mr.
Hawk. NJ Helms. @. A. Richards, Fred
Allen, Mrs. j. Bradley. F. Bourne. Mary
Brennan, NJ. A. Bowe. Bowman. MarandR
RrinkWOrth. Mrs. Cass Thomas COoney,
Henry Davidson. Rosa Dabeny, DR.. A. b.
Davis. Eislet, Hopkins. Finn & Baker Co.
Miss l.. Gordon. Kate Gaffney. James
German. Mrs Higgins Rowland. Mr..
Jack. Jackson. James A. LOvett. +. A.
McDevitt. r. McQuade. Mcclellan. Mrs
V. Morris. j. c. Holmes: You and each
OF you are hereby notified that the time
for payment Of my lien upon the property
herein described having expired. will
cause such property to wit: Household
goods personal effects. pianos trucks
and merchandise. stored by you or I'm
your name IN the L. SchFamms Storags
Warehouses. 90 be sold at public auction
according 10 the statute In such case
made and provided, at $50 West 21st
street. New York City, on "wednesday,
April 18th. 1907. at 10 a. m. and II the
sale thereof Is not completed on said
date, the same will be continued at the
same place on each and every Wednesday
thereafter. beginning at 10 a. m, until the
sale is completed. L. Schramm's Storage
Warehouse Co.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
WOMEN HAVE CLOSE CALL AT FIRE
Mother and Invalid Daughter Rescued by
Firemen in Nick of Time.

Mrs Mary Rymers and her daughter Mary
who is an invalid, were almost burned 10 death
last night in a fire which broke out at No 72o1s
Myrtle avenue. Brooklyn. and spread TO NO f2S.
where tbe,, lived They had rooms on the Sec
ond door. A few weeks ago the daughter broke
one OF her legs. and was confined 70 her bed
az the time OF the ere. As soon as the flames
snread 20 No. 123 the tenants hurried out Mrs.
T1,,n,ers bad dieicuity IN getting her daughter
- - nod and by the time she got her into
the l,all both we're overcome by the smoke.
THE fire spread rapidly, and the fiameS had al
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
ADvgRrlsINa LEAeuE plNNER.

Aee Advertising League. az fits meeting yesterday
y -N headquarters in West 2lst street. arranged
~ dinner IN the concert hail az Madison Square
..llen on May a. the week OF the advertising
-la- series OF lectures on advertising and
slaanshp VIII be delivered by well known
talng men IN the concert hail daily while the
- teitialng show Is going On.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05

most surrounded them when two firemen rushed
in and pulled them out. They were taken TO
the Eastern District Hospital. The fire partiaiIy
DESTROYED one building and the damage 20 the
other was said to be $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
Various
Departments
Colorsd Ribbon vsIvets-l0 I'd. pO.--
Al very Special Prscs~

Reg Pa spse -
Price. P-ice-
No 1.............. .5J....ssssssssss 80
No. 1la...-...-..s. -to.--..'ssssssss sbo
No. 2...... .s5.......s..... .65
Chidren's Ribbed School Hoss-rast
black-d'ble heals & toes-rez. 10. ia
Mems Cambric Negligss shlrts-stripss
and fsurss-au sizes-value .60...s .2S
Mems NegIigss Shirts-Percsls and
Nsdras-pla!n and pleRted no~ons.-- .9S
2s and 2s inch Umbrellas-Uni0n ts--ea-
plain or fey handles-rez- si-es- I 40
Womeu's Tansta Coaching Parasols-
pIain. hemstitched. checks and
plaids, also Dresdsns-special- ...--2 80
WOmen's Extra Size Vests
low ueck-pants 20 mRtch-e<ch- 20
Mems and Women's All Linen Hdkfs-
a inch hemstitch-worth -lzl1--... 3
Wouen's Fancy stock Collars-Ascots.
Lace and Swiss omb'd-valus -2az-. .t9
Women's Leather BeIts-BIsck and
coIors-Gilt and gun metal buckles
value 80 ..-.-...-.--.. ~
Plain and Fancy Pull Braids. also
Persian Bandings-black white
and colors-value rs and H.. s
H. S. Automobile VeIIs-S ydz- long
black. white and colors-value Sl-2A IS
Triple Plated Hair Receivers.
Holders-variOus designs-were 10. .29
Emb'd or Tailored Wash Belts
pearl or silt bueldes-res. 81. ..... ~10
QuadrupIe Plated Syrup FstcherS-
with tray-sattn engraved
reg. SLED .....-.-....--.-...-...- 10
Rogers silver Plated Dinner knives
value S1.25 half doz-..-. 80
Dinner Knives end Forks-fne steel
fancy handles-weFe 10 cts eacn-..- 3
Dinner Enives-eelluloIf handles
best tempered stesl-special. EACH .2s3
Tinted Crash Centre Pieces
"a and IS inches squaFe-usGally "a 2S
Fairbanks Laundry Soaps
reg. .45 dOz- cakes. .-..-..--..s..... 20
Savoderma Perfumed Soaps
box OF 8 cakes-reguiarly 49,. 10
Rubber Hot Mater Bottles
Qts.-worth 60 .---..--.-.. .s-.-. SO
Rorared Violet TalcUm Powder,
value ID --.-..---..------- y
Eaton Huriburt's Stationery
Victoria Einen-hcx q % sheets
ara 60 enyeloDes-ysius b.. .i0
Cloth FInish stati1ncry-rox q 72 shsets
and g envolopes-value 80. ......- SO
Linen Tyrcwritsrs Paper
value Is cents a rean-syecial. $3.50 SO
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
SHOPPING CARDS SAVE TIMH
USE SHOPPING CARDS SEC

TspestTy and Damask POTtieTes-
Mnrrs sample-Half paiTs--exceliene
for couch covers or single doors
fringed top and bottom-an colors-
about so styles-worth 81 to So By
the pair-sampie price..-.--..-.--. .SS
Plain OrEandy CuTtains-deep ruffie
with lace sdge-vElue -eS- ------ ~
Scotch Lace Cllrtains-real lace elects
overlook edge-3i5 yds. long
value 50 = .......s-.'s''.''-'- - 1 .<H5
Petit Point Tapestries and fg'd Mer-
cerized Damasks-best colofings-
90 inches wide-value .eS- -..----.-- .0S
GobeIin. Tricot and Verdure Tapestries
so styles-5O inches wide
worth TO 81. % d--.-..-.-.---....s .SS
Fiz'd Art Tickings Art Dimities
and Art Taffeta8-values 20 .S5-.-.. .1S
Mission Madras-st stained glass
designs-yd. wide-value .2S..----. Il Il
Irish Point PaneIs-mountsd on net
36x45-were 20 -.----.------a--'. .OS
Belgium stripe Slip Coverings
about IS styles-vaius 10 .-.---- .12S
Armurs Tapestry Table Covers
9 yds. square-fringed-were $l.6s.- .SS
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05

White Washabis HabutSi<-T tnch-
regularly 80 .....................s. .21
q inch Whits yVzshabls EabUtale-
Allover CORD polka spots-valus -55- .tS
q inch Silk Wolfe Dc SoIss-White. crsAn.
light and dark sha6es-galus .so...s SO
AZ inch All Wool Batisscs-
20 fashiouabls shades. including crsan
and blacS-elsewher1 80 and .I3...s .DS
"A inch All Wool Cheviots-Souble
warp-black and cOlOrs-vRlcs So .49
50 inch Tailored Suitinxs-newess Spring
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .Se and B.. sZ2
Extra quality Black Percalines-
36 inch-taHeta nnish-Teg- .25.s.ss 8 z
Embossed Sateeus-latest novelty
IN Iinings-raissd deslgns-blac<. Wits
ana best colors-yd. wids-specfaI.. So
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
Friday Boys Suits
Bargains Boys ,ReefeTS,
in Boys Furnishings

Boys Suits-Double Breast and Double
Breast with beit-Checks, Mixtures
and OveTplaids-Tegular or knickcr
trousers-s to 16 yrs-value SS.SS.. g. .SS
Russian and Sailor suits-Serges.
Cheviots. fancy Mixtures and Home
spuns-2ls TO 10 yrs--value $780, s. .9S
Norfolk. Double Breast and Double
Breast with belt-fashiouable plain
coIors and mixtures-extra well
tailored-s 10 n yrs.-value sGOo.. < .SS
Bows Reefers-Tan. Gray and Olive
Coverts. Gray Mixtures and Navy
and Red CheviOts-2lA to 10 yrs
value $S9S ---..--.--.-...---.2.S .SS
Madras and PercaIe Blouses-
new patterns-neckband or collar
TO is yrs.Avalue 50. 40
NeglIgee Shirts-aladras Oxford.
Percale-pIeated and plain
II to IA neckband-value rs. ....... 40
BOYS Colts. Yachts Tams ana Eton
Caps-plain or enb'd-value -IS.- .4S
Friday Girls'Wear
in Babies Wear
Girls Reefers-uolf Red and Navy
Cheviots-stripes. checks and uatty
mixtures to Il yrs
value SASS 10
Girls White Dresses-Shser Lawn and
Dotted Swiss-deep round and pointed
herthas-yOkes Of cluster tuckS and
Val inserts-value SS.SS and sass. .SS
Babies Short Bedford Cord Goats
canes. with ribbon and silk braid
sizes to yrs.-res. So s.--------.1 I .49
Rabies Short Dresses-Iawn and
Nnlnsook-YOke and French Waist
styles-slzes % yrs--value So. .&9
Friday Women's COrsets
Bargains and
In W0men's PetticOGls
Fine Cuutii CoTssts-also Tape Girdles-
drab, white and rancy cOlOTs-uot ell
sizes IN each style. but all sizes in lOt--
reg, Si.co and si.lS--..-.---.--.,.. .oNt
Women's Taf1eta SIX PetticOats-
Black and cOlors@d-ep fancy
fsounce-value SGes ..-........-...o.S .SS
Women's Extra size Black Sateen
PetticoRts--vari0us styles
reg. $l.gS-speclal ........-.--.... 40
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
Bows Wear.

Here organization devoted to the work OF ountg
bows OF all ages from 2 II yearsand the outhttng
we'll done always The clothing is thoroughly good and
thoroughly dependable 1t passes inspection even more
critical than YOU might make starting with chemical test
of the fabric before the garments built and ending with
rigid inspection of the complete garment.
Beyond that-assurance of values you cannot match
in anv other store. For example:
REFERS, made Of tan or gray covert CLOTH gray
diagonal cheviots and blue serges; gilt bone or cloth
covered buttons; emblems sleeves with velvet
collars pa to 1Oyear sizes. S2.Sz
BOYS TOP COATS, made of all-wool chevots
in gray herrngbone and plaid effects broad shoudered
box coat in the new spring style; with velvet self
collar sizes to 10 years; $3.50 values 81. 90
SAILOR AND RUSSIAN BLOUSE SUITS. new
stves and models in cheviots, cassmeres, worsteds
and serges several exclusive models sizes 21z to II
years at prices ranging from S2.07 to S0.74
BOYS NORFOLK SUITS. plain pleated coats
with knickerbocker trousers made of cheviots cass
meres and blue serges; sizes to II years; 5000 to
$3.50 value; sale .S4.SS
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
Friday KuSlinS,
Bargains Spreads,
in COmfOrtableS, Etc.

Yard wide Bleached MusIlns-
soft fnish-miu lengths
Of TO % yds.-worth 9-yd. SE
Limit-2O yards.
Dwight Anchor Shrunk Muslins-45 inch
by seaming centre will make
full size sheets-vRlue IS -...- 1S
Ready Made Pillow Cases-45x3G inch
fine inish-9 inch hem-value IA. Ss
Linen finish Sheets-fulI size (s1xoOl-
last price quoted bys mill was 69 cts
Our Friday Price. ce..-..-..-.-.....-.. .5S
Limit dozen.
Bleached Cheese CIoth-86 inch
for picture and mirror covering
value @1S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs
80 inch Tsrletans-an colors and white
value liza S%
Feathsrproof Ticklngs-satin finish
excellent stripe desisns-reg. .22a .16A
German Linen T1cking-plain red
- inch-featherproOf-fas color
worth 80 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .22h
OF. Awning stripes-rainproof and
fast cOloTs-worth %. 22........... 4 g
Awning Stripes-Ou boiled colOrs-
large assortment-worth .26..-.--.. %
Feather Pillows
best herringbons ticking cov'G-
2Ox2s-vaI -9S 80 22S2S-vsl s12e 10
Mixed Geese Feather Pillows
best herringbone ticking cov'd-
20x2s. val $1.29 SO 22x2s. val $3.50 .9S
Lightweight Comfortables-pure cotton
hllins-hgd siIkoline tops-reg- $1.25 .9S
Fis'd SilkoIine Comfortables-reversib
pure cotton hlling-value S1-79-..1 40
value s1-9s. I go
Finer-s inch bOrder-vaIue S2.29. ii ,SS
Fun sIze White Crochet Spreads
value 81. 3d. .72A
Hem'd or frtnssd ana cut corners
value s1as--.-. 4 80
Extra fine White Crochet-fulI size
value 81 70
Extra fine and Large-hem'd. frtngst
and cut corners-value s. ~. .....1 .9S
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS now paying $4,000 net profits
noTtlinity for party with 100000. Particu-
lars al observation-disclosures CO.. 25I Broad
way.
ROCKAWAY, n j.: veFv desirable busi-
ness property. paying about 20 per cent
annually. price $4,000; mortgage. $4,000.
description at McDonald-Wiggins Co, 25T
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
TNPkWRlTEEs.

TYPEWRITERS-Ail makes solo, rented,
reuaircd exchanged. reliable scrysc~
aorInan 30 Nassau 81. Telephone 27%O-
CortIancL
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
BOARD AND ROOMS.

,ss, lords reven times conseeutively. sis
which entities advertiser 90 have rooms
entered for a period Of fourteen daya 70
The Tribune's Directory of Oeshsps
Rooms Write for circular.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
usrURNrsHED ROOMS WANTED.
Suburban.

Suburban.
LADY desires two unfurnished connecting
rooms. with board. Gil Improvements.
Including heat, near Pennsylvania OF
central Railroad station. in Newark. ~. J..
also single room and board for son Ad-
dress A. b. c.. Box 2. Tribune Otice.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
Friday ! Women's COrSets
Bargains and
In W0men's PetticOats

no MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
Friday Table Linens,
Bargains Towels,
in White Goods

in White Goods
20 inch All Linen Cream Table
Damasks-eXtra heavy-value 60. ,A9
Hemstitched Table Sets-S-iO cloth
dOz. Napkins-sXtra heavy German
Linen-full bleached-worth sG4e..A. .GS
Mereerized Napkins-2O inch
full bleached-worth ST. % dozen. -. .9S
All Linen TOwelllngs-1S inch
extra Quality-wOrth .12A.... 9A
All Linen Bar Soaring ng-hemstitched-
fine Quality-knot fringe-valus 80. .S4
II. S. Huck ToweIs-Isx38 inch-Fcy
boFdeTs-fun bleached-vaIus ,18is. 4 I
All Linen Damass TOweIs-1ex4O-
knot fringe-19 CT. quality -.-...... 4 8
Fine Sheer White Nainsooks-
II yd pc--res- sI.3e. 90
es inch White Lingerie Batistes-
venue - ...... ...... -: .......... u -
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05

Friday as Bargain Day, originated by many years asO
Is an Institution Of cur StoTes,
Made famous by COnsncy Of Offerings and Reality Of Valves
HERE ARE PROMISES FOR TODAY.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

tA&iohS Az h-A
single insertions o cents DER line. Sir
teen words seven times eonsecutiVely' sls
which entities advertiser 20 have rooms
entered for a period OF fourteen days "
The Tribuns's Directory or pesirspis
Rooms. Write for circular.
ruIl information concerning these rooms
nav be had, FREQ OF charge. at the Uptown
Onice az The New-YOTk Tribune. leos
broadway, between seth and S1th ss.
21sT ST. S easonable; attractive
rooms. large and small; shopping dis
trIcf- connecting all cars.
i24T HIST. 20 WEST Q4enOx ave. BACK
parlor suitable two. So weekly: also small
room. suitable lady $3.50; private family
HolbrOOk-
6fST ST, 16 wEsT.-Front Parlor; private
entrance, telephone bay windows; large.
handsome central: subway elevated. Brock-
IN WEST i33D ST.-Large front room,
suitable for two young gentlemen; 50;
perfect independence; private house.
i58 WEST nth ST-First class rooms;
private house. select neighborhOOd: refer
ences; gentlemen only.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
,rSruRSrsnEp ROOMS TO LET.

BROADWAY AND f05TH ST, fronting
SCHUYLER Sa.-FOr rent. three large un-
furnished rooms, en- suite; one flight up;
steam heat: bath: splendid location: terms
Inoderate: references required Address
Room 1900. 27f Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05

nav he had free OF charge. Gt the UptSsn
Ofico OF The Nsw-YOFk Tribune: iSvs
f3IDadWay between Seth and Slth sts.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05

All Wool Shrunk Suitings-uew
Spring shades-valUe -5S..........s .s39
Fine White Saxony Wool Flannels-
value 81. 2S
White California Blankets-all wool or
YnIxed-II-4 size
good value at $3.50. .------.--------A.9 %
Gray Wool Blankets-l1-4 size
reg. $3.50. -..---.-. 2. %
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
"Right Shape" Shoes Are
A Boom To Young Folks. ?. Fl.

And satisfaction to parents who want their children
shod in the comforabeng and most sensible toot
children can wear.
Fright Shape" lasts designed expressly for us by
expert who has made Juvenile Footwear life study
easytng across the snug and firm at the heels
Neat and graceful models withal
To-day these have the call:
Misses and Chdren's Russia calf button and lace
Boots So. 10, $3.50
Misses and Childrens tan Russia calf Gibson and
Oxford Ties ies.....................S 90 and $3.50
Same as above in larger sizes for Misses. S2.97
Little Mems tan Russia calf Blucher Shoes. so
Little Mems tan Russia calf Oxords. ST %
Also Right Shape" Boots and low Shoes in patent
leather gun calf and glazed kidskin white caltskln
and white
Slippers in patent leather and black or white kid
Infants Shoes and Ankle Ties in patent leather, white
and black kid and tan Russia Calfskn 0Sc to 81 40
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURER o, billiard and pool ia
bles. high grade bowling a..ey builders,
lowest prices. Marx Bross "a Union SQUARE
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05

72p ST. 100 WEST. r.-Beautirul rooms. WIN WIN
or without private bath; superior teolo'
references given and required
nth ST IS EAST. ALABAMA.-Ele-
Enntiy furnished apartment, private oath
81 daily: including meals. one, ~ osiiyi
two So 80 daily.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05

Washington. April 4.
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders have
been Issued:
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

case we cannot cure. This secret ren-
edy cures lost power. nightly ennis
sions. wasted organs. varicocele, gleet,
strictures. kidneys. failing memory.
drains in the urine. gonorrhea, disease
of the prostate glands. and all other
terrible effects of self-abuse or ex-
cesses, which lead to consumption and
death Positively cures the worst cases
in old or young of that mortifying con-
dition. uuickness of discharge. Sent
sealed, 50 per bottle: bottles IS. Guar
anteed cure any case.
call or address orders HALLS MED
ICII INSTITUTE. s55 Broadway, Oak
land Cal Also for sale at 2S76 24th
.t & r. Send for free book
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
By r. a. Srr1ytF1

following his victorious career His
success does not frighten Hyland. who
believes that Thompson was just made
for him to beat.
Bob Ward, the best of the heavy
weights In the four-round division, is
seeking a match with any OF the men
in his class. He Is anxious to meet
Walter Schulken at the Sunset Club
show on March Is. Ward is training at
the Hayes Valley Club gymnasium and
will be ready whenever a match is
made for him.
There is still a possibility that Bill
Squires. the Australian, will be given
an opportunity to meet Jim Jeffries for
the heavyweight boxing championship
of the world in this city In May. Bully
Delaney, Jenrfes veteran manager,
had talk with the big fellow recently
and has what amounts to a promise
that he will meet the challenger for
the title IL il is made worth his while.
The promise is quite a concession
from Jeffries, as he will not discuss
money-making propositions with any
body, being an object of curiosity to
other boxers IN that regard. There are
many ways he could make money on
the road. but he will have, none of
them and prefers to go on quietly
raising alfalfa and an occasional rough
house with his friends. Jenries has
moved into Los Angeles from his Bur
bank ranch and is getting into trim
for a pleasure trip through Europe.
He plans to leave this country in June
and any fight in which he is TO be a
principal must be held before that
date.
Billy Delaney points out to Jenries
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
ASCOT PARK STEWARDS
SUSPEND JOCKEY FINN
Mcdaniel Fined $500 Be
cause of Foul Riding
in a Handicap
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

LOS ANGELES. Feb. "a Judge
Hamilton suspended Jockey Finn in
definitely for his apparently weak. ride
on La Gloria at the finish of the first
race at Ascot today. This event was
over the Futurity course La Gloria
got away to flying start and led into
the stretch. Bribery had got off badly
but had no difficulty in passing the re-
mainder of the field. La Gloria was
running easily, several lengths ahead of
Bribery, at the paddock, but the latter
got UP to win by a half length. 1t
looked to the judges as though Finn, on
La Gloria, had not exerted himself, and
the boy was suspended pending further
investigation. Bribery had been heavily
backed.
"Puddin" Mcdaniel was fined 5000 by
Presiding Judge Hamilton for having
caused his mount to bump Johnstown,
Preston up in the handicap. The event
was won by Won Tromp, McDaniefs
mount
The attendance today was unusually
large and an attractive programme was
presented.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
Young CorbeH and the Californian Expected
to Come to Terms Regarding FINISH Fight

The negotiations for the proposed
Britt-Young Corbett fight at Reno have
reached such a stage tnat Willis Britt,
representing his brother. and Harry
Pollok, who is acting for Young Cor
bett, left last night for Nevada to hold
a consultation with Promoter Charles
W. Kohl regarding the match. The
only hitch seems to be that Kohl does
not want to put up a purse Of sufficient
size to tempt the Californian. He will
have no difficulty in getting the con-
sent of Corbett, but Britt is q harder
man to deal with. He can get along
without fighting, so he does not rush
into the first match offered him In
the present case Britt does not take
into consideration the possibility of
meeting defeat at the hands of his old
opponent. but he wants to be well paid
for appearing in the ring.
One thing which may block negoti-
ations for the Reno fight when it is
discussed is the question of a referee.
Pollok has gone on record as saying
that he will not consent to a Pacific
Coast man being selected. Britt is ex-
pected to hold out for a Californian,
so some one will have to back down.
Morris Levy is still trying to bring
about a meeting between Dick Hyland
and Cyclone Thompson in this city next
month. Hyland wants 1873 pounds
ringside and Thompson probably will
agree to. this weight The men have
been offering to bet and 1t Is probable
that each will wager $1,000 on the out
come of the fight The decisive victory
scored by Thompson over Rufe Turner
at Marysville on Friday was predicted
by the men In this city who had beer
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
SHOOT FOR THE ROOS
TROPHY ENDS IN TIE

There was falling off in the at
tendance at the second day Of the blue
rock tournament, which is being held
under the auspices Of the Trap Shoot
ers' League OF the Pacific Coast. Some
good scores were made during the aft
ernoon-
The shoot for the Roos trophy, which
was one OF the feature events of the
day. resulted in a tie between Toney
Prior and J. Varien. Each made q
clean score OF 2s breaks. In the shoot
OF Prior won.
Webb won the Dupont trophy at
twenty-five birds. making a clean score.
The event for professionals went to
Emil Hollings who broke Is targets out
OF & possible twenty.
The tournament will be brought to
q close this afternoon. Eight events
are on the programme. The competi-
tion for the Sorensen diamond medal,
which is offered for the amateur who
makes the best score In a twenty five-