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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-18
MOVING PICTURE
EXHIBITION FEE
The SIS a Day Is Legal Vim. ].
L0Wrie Loses Ground in
Big Suit.

"a fee of S. a performance is
chargeatle under Secs. 1402, 1903, 1405
r. L. for making an exhibition of pic
lures moved by mechanical contriv-
ance.' -
Such is the syllabus of opinion of
the Supreme Court, by Chief Justice
Hartwell,' in the suit of Stuart TAFT
against A. j.. Campbell, Treasurer of
the Territory, to recover So paid to
| the defendant under protest for Ii
cense to exhibit for one day series
of moving pictures. District Magis-
trate Andrade gave Judgment for the
plaintiff, which on appeal is now vacat-
ed. L. {. Peters for plaintiff; Deputy
Attorney General Z. w. Sutton for de-
PENDENT, Attorney General c. r. Hem
enway with him on the brief.
In the body of the opinion the court
says: "0nly one license fee of So a
day should be charged, or is charged.
for daily exhibition for which but
one admission fee is taken. 1t is on
ly by insisting that the exhibition
which occupies forty-five minutes is a
completed performance for which a
license fee of So might be charged
that the plaintiff claims that the law
would be so harsh as to be prohibitive
and therefore invalid. The premises
being untrue in fact the conclusion does
not follow
On the proposition that, the statute
being enacted for the purpose of raising
revenue as well as in the exercise of
police power, the reasonabIeness of a
fee of So for each performance is i'm
material, the court quotes from the
Desky case in II Hawaiian as fol-
lows:
1t may be that the legislature, when
it fixed the amount of the fee in dues-
ton, contemplated only occasional per
formances such as occurred here at that
time and that if it had contemplated
daily or almost daily performances such
as the petitioner gives it would have
imposed lighter fee, but that is
matter for the legislature, not for the
court -
POINT AGAINST LOWRIE.
The Supreme Court yesterday grant
ed the motion to dismiss the reserved
questions in the 100000 suit of Will
liam j. Lowrie against Henry P. Bald
win and others. The motion ran thus:
The defendants in the above en-
titled action move to dismiss the re-
serve questions, on the ground that the
action has been dismissed by the Cir
cult Court of the First Circuit for fail
ure to file the bond for costs ordered
by that court, and that the said cause
is no longer pending in the Circuit
Court of the First Circuit -
1t was after considerable argument
and prolonged consultation of the
Justices, first on the bench and then in
the chambers of the Chief Justice, that
the court granted the motion. Chief
Justice Hartwell, in rendering the oral
decision, stated that the motion was
granted without preiudging the valid
ity of the order of the Circuit Court
the action.
Judge De Bolt made an order that
plaintiff file a bond of $4,000 for costs
by II clock ON Saturday, otherwise
the action would be held as dismissed
Plaintiffs attorney took exceptions
from that order which are now pending
in the Supreme Court. The bond was
not filed as appears above, but the
appeal from the order yet stands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-18
FORECLOSURE SUITS.

A bill to foreclose mortgage has been
brought by l.. F. Alvarez against Ho-
okano, A. K. Kaeo and Lily Kahuakai
Keao. The mortgaged property is at
Auwaiolimu, Pauoa, and the debt claim
ed is $3.50 on note with interest at
y per cent per annum from October
IS, 1905.
A motion for order of sale is filed
under the decree of foreclosure in the
suit of J. M Dowsett, trustee, VS..
Abraham Fernandez and others.
THE SEGREGATION LAW.
A petitioner IS traverse of the re-
spondent s return in the habeas corpus
case brought for the release of Ana
malta Maunakea from the custody of
the Board of Health was fled by c..
W. Ashford yesterday. 1t denies that
any two licensed physicians agreed that
the subject was diseased with leprosy
or capable of spreading the disease.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-18
THE LAND COURT.


Judge Weaver has granted a regis
tered title to Yong Amin, trustee, for
3S7-1000 acre of land at Auwaiolimu
near Punchbowl street, subject to a
trust in favor of Amin s wife and to
a certain lease.
J. II. Schnack claims an easement
as footpath in land for which John
Vivichaves petitions for registered
title.
OLD DEBT SETTLED.
Execution for $553.35 in the suit of
H. G. Middleditch, trustee of Charles
f. Herrick Carriage Co. in bankruptcy,
against J. Kalanianaole, has been re-
turned by High Shfrin VIM. Henry
as fully satisfied by the collection of
$500 in full settlement from J. F. Col
burn, agent of defendant.
COURT ITEMS.
Defendants in T. NJ. Harrison s suit
claiming a lien on the Lucweiko estate
have until Saturday to file their an
swers
1t is stipulated that the trespass
suit of Kualii vs. Achee may be heard
any day after April 6 upon one week IS
notice to either party.
Judge Lindsay overruled the demur-
rer of defendant in the injunction suit
of John and A1bertina Hodson against
William Wolters to prevent the clos
ing of a road in the Kipahulu tract.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-18

Wouldn't you like to play a game of
chess?' asked the man with the derby
hat. as the train started from New
York L won't have time.'' replied the
man addressed; I'm only going as far
as Chicago. Statesman.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-18

Tom Cat the musicale)-Don't YOU
think Miss Screecher sings with con-
siderable feeling? Jack-Not so 7 can
notice it. If she had any feeling for
the rest of US she wouldn't sing at all.
Chicago Daily News.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-18
HAWAII CHAPTER No. l, ORDER
OF KAMEHAMEHA

Meets every first and third Thursday evening
of each month at 1880 O'Clock in Fraternity
Hail, Odd Fellows Building, on Fort street
n. FERNANDEZ
Kusuhau.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-18
BESSIE BURNS ANSWERED.

Bishop & Co. answer the supple
mental bill of complaint of Bessie R.
Burns in the second Along case. The
substance of their statements is that
Mrs Burns was not induced by false
representations or by the promise of
her mother, either directly or by at
torney, that she would be paid $4,000
later, to sign the compromise whereby
four of her sisters were given $4,000
each. 1t is admitted that Tony Along
refused to consent to the compromise
of the first suit above mentioned. Mrs.
Burns is represented as having notice
and knowledge of everything done in
the premises. They deny that she was
not appraised of her rights until Sep
TENDER, 1907, but on the contrary show
that she was a party to proceeding
In 1896 for the enforcement of her
claim on the Along trust estate. With
regard to their loan to the estate they
claim security lien superior to any
claim of Mrs Burns
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-18
A NUUANU DAM
ACCIDENT CASE
Whitehouse Sued for $4,000 by
Injured Laborer-The
Along Case.

The case of Catalina Mejea against
l.. NJ. Whitehouse went to trial by jury
before Judge De Bolt yesterday. Plain
tiff claims $4,000 damages for personal
injury received from cave-in of earth
at Nuuanu dam while In the employ of
defendant. T. NJ. Harrison appears for
plaintiff and Thompson & Clemens ap-
pear for defendant. Charles Lucas
U. F. Lemon, a. G. Kannegiesser, Hen
ry Kaai, W. W. Buckle, J. F. Soper,
W. E, Kimball, Sam Kamakau, E. v.
Dunn. E. o. White. George Lishman
and Thos. E. Mcclure constitute the
iury
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-18
HONOLULU LODGE 616, B. P. O. !
HONOLULU SCOTTISH THISTLE
CLUB

Meets on the frst and third Friday. at 1880
O'Clock D. M in rooms in Oregon Block, en-
trance on Union street.
J. NJ MacKINNON Chief
JOHN MACAULAY. Secv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-07
MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings In All
The Leading Stocks.

New York. May 6.-Prces of stocks
were advanced again today with every
evidence of effective control of the mar
ket on the part of the bull traders. The
buying was called largely professional
and protective. although the persistence
of the advance has had the effect of in
wiling some outside participation. APP
parently some demand remains to be sat
isfcd from the uncovered short interest
also, in spite of recent heavy purchases
for that account.
1t is evident that bear operations have
followed the advance in the expectation
that 1t would eliminate. and these afford
fresh sustaining force for the market az
railroad and industrial! stocks touched
the highest prices of the year today. The
trans-continental sroun offered s S"nspGn
volved about the Hartman issues. The
authorization granted by the stockhold-
ers Of the Union Pacific Yesterday for an
issue Of sloo.0Oo,ooo caused supposition
that the compary's financial plan will be
nut in operation very shortly. The re-
port during the day that meeting OF
ed to the immediate prospect of the bond
issue .,..
1t is very common, assumption that
extensive measures are being used 10 los
ter the strength in the stock market IN
Drenaration for this bond issue Advanc-
ing prices fer stocks whet the appette
for new issues, whether of stocks or
bonds. The strength of the stock mark.
was bv no means uniform not did it
spread through the list until after a pc
Rod Of irregularitv and hesitation. cop
Smelling Co advanced the price of lead
here. Some buying of stocks was based
on the expectation that the government.
report on crop conditions to be gwen o.'
FRIDAY will prove verv favorable. Deter
mined support was extended to the mar
Eet nm to the end of the day.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales. par
vaIne 81. COG, COO United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
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BOXING

Boston, May 6.-Mickey Cannon.
who substituted for Young Erne
against Cyclone Johnny Thompson at
the Arlnory A. A. last night. held the
latter boxer to a draw after II rounds
of rugged work. Cannon proved a
tough customer, and gave an excellent
account of himself. The Pittsburg man
was dangerous at all times and carried
a punch of tremendous force. Thomp-
son was the aggressor most OF the
contest. Straight Marquis of Queens
bury rules prevailed.
Thompson scored hard and often in
the earlier rounds, taking the lead in
the second and holding his advantage
until the seventh when Cannon tailed
with good effect with his right-hand
cross counters to Thompson's jaw
While Thompson was forcing the go
ing all the time and scoring repeated
", Cannon worked a stiff left-hand
hook that had plenty of steam behind
it, once during the bout having
Thompson in precarious condition.
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ATLANTIC ASS0.

Lewiston, Me-, May G.-Lewiston de-
feated Portland today by a score of to
2 in the first game of the Atlantic Base
ball Association to be played in this city.
The home team hit Chase hard, punching
their hits in tho third. when five runs
were made An error and a single, fol-
lowed by n home run by Kelley, were
for Portlands three runs.
Lewiston .......o o o o 0 l x-G-9-l
Portland .......e } . Q 0 U-3-5-2
tteries-Mcrrill and Monahan' Chase
and Kelley. Umpire Reagan. Time, lao
AT NEWPORT.
IN n game characterized by heavy hit
ting on BOTH sides AttlehorO defeated
Newport l. to 10 this afternoon Brown,
who went in to pitch for Newport, was
hir 50 heavily that he was retired in the
first inning and Payne took his place,
finishing the game. Newport baltcd Dro-
han freely in the eighth inning and he
was replaced by Wilson.
.tttlehnro .....9 o o u 3 H-l2-l3-
Newport .....4 ! o o q 0-lJ-l0-.
Hntlelics-Drohan, Wilson and Nc
Aloon: brown, PAYNE and Larkmg. I'm
pre, OEoulke. Tine. 2.l2.
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New York Produce Market.

New York. May G.
FLOUR-Receipts ol.Sl2. exports T.. C99
sales $3.50; market firmly held with a
moderate demand. MINI. patent 5m5 GO;
winter straights ASA 80; MINI bakers
4.of6I.t0.
WHEAT-Rcceipts 5000; exports 1902;
sales 100000: spot irregular; No. . red
l01l@ elevator: No. red lI0lh b afioat ;
No. l northern Duluth 1lsts afloat
No. hard winter 1885 b afloat.
CORNING cirts ZOE; exports %, 955;
spot steady; No. 81 nominal elevator
and "A NORMAL + b af1oat No. :. white
nominal and No. , yellow nominal b
nf1oat.
OATS Receipts $500: spot steady; mix
ed 2ff'32 lbs. 561E; natural white 26Gr32 lbs.
5.iad!9+s; clipped white 32T4O lbs 5a6a5
BEET-Steady.
IAED-Easy: western 456S.55
PORK-Steady: family 17OOGlS.G short
clear 1911.
SUGAR-Nominal: fair refining 39o6
3.e5: centrifugal SO test 4421i. As; molasSeS
sugar 3.67N3.70: refined steady.
BI11"rER-Steady: receipts 1886: western
factory firstS 1Slb@I19.
EGGS-Firmer; receipts 24,14l; state, Pa.
and nearby fancy selected white 1S1%Il9;
brown and mixed 17GlS; fresh gathered
storage hacked 17M12.
ATOES-Irregular Bermuda new
per Dbl 3.50M6: do. Florida 2Qi: do. Maine
per sack 2.2562.5 so; do. state and western
in bulk per $50 lbs 2.25G2.50: sweet pcta-
toes, Jersey, per basket, 150G2,2o.
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DIAMOND CHIPS.

Theoretical ball players win more
games in winter than they do in sum-
mer.
Jimmie Collins has done his best
stick work this season against the
Boston pitchers.
Buck Freeman's indianapolis team
has won two out of the last IA played.
Buck is likely to soon throw up his
job as captain.
The Chicago Cubs have only one
batsman in the leading u. The cham
pions of the world are not hitting very
strong this spring.
Detroit boys will play in st. Louis
on Sunday, and start that night for
Boston. where they are due to arrive
Tuesday morning. Next Monday is an
open date.
Young umpires should be given the
same consideration that young play
ers receive Encouragement will help
an umpire as well as a player The
best umpires in the business fail to
satisfy.
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B0WD0|N LEAGUE.

Brunswick Me-, May 6.-(SpeciaD.
With Eddie Files pitching a no-hit
game Bowdoin, despite eight errors,
defeated Colby today, to 3. The day
was too cold for the comfort of spec
tators, but It was evidently suitable
for Files, for probably no man has
ever pitched a game on Whittier field
equal to his. Files hitting was also
a feature He scored the first run for
Bowdoin as result of his three bag
ger in the fourth inning and later in
long hit to deep left. on which Tribou
made q beautiful eaten but was I'M
able to prevent McDade from scoring
from third.
For Colby GCOdc occupied the rub
Der and with better support would
have landed his game. Dwyer caught
a fine game, while Cary, Buker and
the Colby nutfield p.ayed fast ball
Tribou and Vail contributed the fca-
ture plays Of the game. For BOWdOin
Bower supported Files in fine form
and also led both teams in hitting
The BoWdoin Outfield played well, but
the infield with the exception of Man
ter was a little shaky, Captain Stan
wood having an off day at short.
For the first three innings both
teams went down without scoring In
the fourth Colby started the run get
ting. DWycr drew his second base on
balls. Goode lay down n pretty sacri-
flee towards first and Scammon took
the ball clearly, but threw poorly to
Files, who covered first, Dwyer MAX
ing third While the Rowdoin players
were having o private talk about who
should have taken the ball Dwyer stole
home for the first score of the game.
Files hitting Cary anC two excusable
errors by Stanwood put Goode over
the plate with the second score. Bow
dom came back in her half Of the
fourth with one run, due to Files
single.
In the fifth Cotton scored Colby's
third and last run on errors by the
Bowdoin infield. Bowdoin also count
ed one by Wandtke's single. his clean
steal Of second and Careys error on
McDades hard grounder.
EowdOin put the game safely away
in the eighth, when three men crossed
the plate, the scores due to hits by
McDade and Manter and two errors
by Colby's third baseman, who up to
this inning had been playing a per-
feet game. The score:
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Tommy Ryan Has
Quit Boxing Game.

Chicago, May 6-Tommy Ryan has
quit the fighting game for all time.
The once great WelterWeight said
Wednesday: "PVe had enough | VIII
retire without having been beaten by
q mai of my own weight. That's good
enough record for anybody to boast
of, and it satisfies me right down TO
the ground.
THAT fruit farm Of mine at Fair
Plain locks pretty good to me and |
am going to stick there. The bad
weather has put the fruit back a lit
tie, but | guess everything will come
out all right.
"Only Kid Mccoy has beaten me.
and he was a light heavyweight
and not even a middleweight, | never
weighed over AS pounds in my fight
ing days, and even now, with my over
coat on, weigh only 175 pounds. Often
when l was boxing l could do l42
pounds easily. That ought to show
that almost every time ] entered the
ring | went out of my class
81 claim that j retire middleweight
champion, but, of course, that is not
going to get me anything. But I will
claim it just the same and see if |
cannot make somebody mad
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DEp0SIT0RS MAKE A BANK

For granite walls iron bars NJ safe do
bank. 1t is the deposos that
had only deposo though he 100000 They
be in position business they might
amount the day call loan and should
with check obliged
1t the multitude Of depoto that the
prestige, with business.
have had good mining proposition
big interest One Of the
Using could have sold long party
have him for his whole
ton would be wrapped this proposition and should
other
investors and making for them this
strength OF business
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COLLEGE GAMES.
Williams d: Harvard 3.

Cambridge. Mass, May 6.-With Hart
ford Harvards best pitcher, in the box,
Williams defeated Harvard in baseball
today to g. Hartford pitched well up
to the seventh inning, when he went to
pieces and at the same time the support
of The team fell off and the visitors ran
mp three runs. Except for the sixth IN
ming. when tho Williams team seemed to
have lost its grip on the game, the Wis
itOrs OGtplayed Harvard throughout
Williams .......0 0 0 0 u 0--4-4-5
Harvard ........1 D u u u U-3-G-d
Batteries-Templeto and I.ambie;
Hartford and Currier. Umpire Brady.
Time, 20.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-07

ding uplands 1O45; do. gulf 1910. Sales
300 bales.
Galveston steady. 1913: Charleston firm.
~; Memphis firm, loh New orleans
steady, 10 5-l6: Savannah firm, as.
Net receipts for five days 4cl3,
Exports to Great Britain 10SOG to
France 42S1: to the continent 53,4S0.
Stock 437, 3S1.
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WINTHROP 9; coNY 0.
Augusta Boys OutcIassed on Their
Visit to Winthrop.

Winthrop. Nc. May 6.-(SpeciaD. Win
throp High defeated Cony High in a
game of baseball here today 8 to 0. The
home boys PLAYED strong game and
showed that they knew how to play the
game while the Cony boys played as if
they Lad never seen a baseball. The CT
rors that Cony made We're costly and
We're a great help to Winthrop.
The visitors were unable to connect
with Cortier. who pitched a fine game,
allowing only four hits, all of which We're
scattered The home boys are much en-
couraeed by this game and feel that they
have winning team.
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DOTNGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.

Worcester 40 l l 3 30 80
Batteries-Gilroy and Toomey; McDuf-
fee and Costigan. Umpire, Stockdale
Time, 1s8.
AT HAVERHILL.
Hayerhili ..1 3 0 0 6 0 2 x-6-7-l
LYNN O 0 0 @ 0-5-7-2
Ratteries-Hilhert, Fullerton and Per-
kins. Abbott and Daum. Umpire, NJ
O Rrien
AT BROCKTON.
Rrockton 1 0 0 | c x-2-G-3
New Bedford % 0 0-l-5-3
Ratteries-O'Tnole and Waters, Bur
,oughs and Miller. Umpire. Connolly.
Time, 81.
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ITHAs TAUGHT me- CONSERVATISM

Bank conservative they have to be. They bend
beneath the weight of responsibility
dollar
full
good for when the wider Realm Of
Savings represent Investing
lines somewhat similar
atismt
business ] me
hundred dollars
cautiously and considerably though
bank that connected WITH will
ability
bank does WILL PUT NO LIMIT TO THE EARNING POWER
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Chicago Produce Market.

ChlcaSO. May u.
The local wheat market weakened today
because OF liberal selling which WIS based
upon the favorable outlook for the new
crop in the Southwest. July wheat CLOS
ca >. lower. Corn was oft Nc. Oats were
a lower. Provisions were down to ~
sJl0c.
The leading futures closed as follows:
~ WHEAT-May 1929; July 900 &; Sept.
CokhN-May 7eA July sias; Sept. G27s.
old 49,; July new IS; Sept. se7s@27
M tSS PORk-May 13.27H; July 1850:
Sept 13.77l@.
= ILAKD-May s.a7'4; July s47A; Sept.
81 slIoRT R1Bs-May 7o5; July z27A;
Cash quotations closed as follows:
ILOUR-Firm
.MHEAT-No. 8 spring 97Glos: No. . red
102E$M102is.
CoMN-No. . 7oA; No. . yellow 7oA.
OATS-No. . 54l@: No. 3 white 51laM53H
BARLltN-Fair to choice mailing 6.M72
Ella NsEED-No. northwestern lo3
SHORT RIBS, SIDES-6 75Gi7. 12k
MESS POak-13 25013 Ply
LARD-S37h
SHGRT FAD SvI,no, . ar COW
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New York Money Market.

New YORK. May 4.
Prime mercantile paper 3s4G4,i per cent:
Sterling exchange steady at 4S6 95M4s7
for demand and at 4S4.4014 s4 As for So-day
bills
Bar silver 50.
Mexican dollars Al.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Money on cali easy at Ta@2 per cent;
last loan at per cent. ,
limited States reg. IS ................. l oS.H
1Pr;ta1, states &c reg , 1O0%
IA COUP. .................. l00ss
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

AT Ealtimore-The Rochester, Baltimore
game Mas postponed: rain.
At observation-disclosures S, Mont |
real 4.
AT Jersey City-Thc Jersey City Buffalo
game was post Doncd: rain.
AT Newark-The NewalkToronto game
was postponed; rain.
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COLBY.

Earned runs Bowdon . Three base
hit-Files. Stolen bases andtkr, Man
ter, GOodc =. Sacrifice hitS-McI):de.
Stanwoo,. Files. First base on hall~--On
Files 9. off Goodc /. Hit by pitcher
Cary. struck out-By Files Z. Wild pitch
Files. Passed bai!-ADwycr. Double play
-Manter and ScammOn. Time. 10. I'M
pre- John Carrgan.
CONTINUED on Page Five)
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

AT Naturalization ?. Meriden o.
Aat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =, New Bri
tain
AT Eri!eorort-The Bridgepo TT Holyoke
game was postponed
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Yale 2; Brown I.

Providence, r. L.. May 6.-Yale defeated
Brown to in an interesting game on
Andrews field today. Nourse, who was in
the box for Brown was somewhat cratic
at the beginning of the game and Brown
had little difficulty in hitting Jones but
the hits proved ineffective in scoring as
they could not he punched.
Yale ..........-6 o-2-5-l
PattcrieS-H. II. Jones and Wiley;
Nourse and Raymond Umpire, Smith.
Time ! ~
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OTHER GAM ES.

At Annapolis. Md.-The Washington
and Lee Midshipmen game was postpon-
ed. rain.
At Acknowledgement Freshmen 9
Phillips Andover 02 innings; called on
account of daikness).
At Trinceton-Prince 16. Syracuse /.
At kmnerst-Amharst 5. Lafayette 2.
At West Pont-Pcnnsylvania 5, West
Point q" innings).