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Jeffries Wants Chance.

CHICAGO, May IS,-Jamcs j,
JciIries has jumped on the
scales in public for the first
time since he came out of re-
tiremcnt, and in the presence of
few interested persons. tipped
the beam at 2l3 pounds,
,Icfl'1cs announced that be :
would weigh again before he :
left the city and would show :
whether or not he was reducing =
his weight. He said his best .
fighting weight is 220.
81 don t see where | am ask .
ing much when ! seek limo 10 =
get into condition. said JEFF :
rics. 81 merely want TO be In .
the best of shape when / enter =
the ring. When Sullivan and .
Corbctt signed up in 1892. 1T .
was in March. They met in .
September. How long did Fitz- :
simmons and .Corbctt have for :
training! IL was matter Of .
months. | know.
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American Association.

At Minneapolis Minneapolis /. Indian
apolis O.
At St Paul-St. Paul 6, Louisville |.
At Kansas Clty--kansas City 0, To-
lcdo ],
At Observation-Disclosures 6, Colum-
bus d.
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Roller Is Better

KANSAS CITY. Mo, May 1S.-Dr. +.
I. Roller. the wrestler, who has been IN
In this city with ptomalne poisoning. was
able 10 he up today and was considered
out OF danger.
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Grade School League.

The Lafayettcs defeated the Lowclls
In a grade school league baseball game
Tuesday afternoon on the Eighteenth
ward square diamond. by a score of 10
TO e. Moore pitched fine game for the
winners. with Williams behind tHe bat.
CastIcton and Candand was the losing
battery.
The JacksoDs took n fall out OF the
Grants by scoro OF IA to o. on the
Jackson diamond Tuesday afternoon. The
winning battery was Simpson and Spry.
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Western League.

No game at Lincoln.
At Omaha-TopckI. 4: Omaha, 1.
At Sioux Clty-SiouX CITY. 4; Pueblo. ..
At DyS Moincs-DcS Moincs, Z; Wich-
lta ].
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Northwest League.

At Tacoma-lTacoma. ); Spokane, ..
AZ Portland-Purtland I; Aberdeen. 3
AT SCattlc-NanCouYcr, 4, Seattle, 4,
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HIGH SCHOOL DEFEATS
COLLEGE BALL Tea

The Salt Lake high school basel
team defeated the All Ilallows coll
team Tuesday afternoon on the Graz
diamond, by score OF II to 3, The Y
tory gives the high school an opportur
to play for the high school championsl
For the first eight innings it looked
though the college team would score
shutout. The diamond was In poor G
ditlon for fast game and errors W
often on both silcs. \ large crowd
rootcrs was present and kept up a q
tinual howl. urging the players on.
The college team began carly I
scored three runs in the first inning. a
cr two men were out. ovcrthrows to
and tn the plate allowed three runs.
the next seven innings the team pla,
shutoui ball and the game WAS lntens
interesting and exciting. Kricher. of
college. was in the box. He started
right and allowed but three hits dur
the first six innings, and struck out
bstters The fatal seventh proved his
doing, two safe hits bringing in +
In the eighth, l.. RomncY hit for
bases and brought in two runs. tieing
score. The strain had been too mi
for Captain i<rickcr and he weaken
and Stoncr went in, but the latter co
not stop the high schools final rally.
bases were soon filled and cleared. {
before the side was retired nine safe y
were made ana eight runs scored.
The lineup Of the teams;
High School College
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Pacific Lea guc,

At Sacramcnto-Sacram 4; Oak
and, l.
At Los Ansclcs-Los Angeles. ., Port
and, ].
At OalsIand-F Frisco. S; Vernon, 0.
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Homelander Is Fourth,

PARIS. May Isl. f.. Widncr's Home
lander came in fourth in the PriX Ar
magnac at st. Omen Today
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FLICK, ON SECOND,
PLAYS STAR GAME
Cubs Defeat IrrigatOrS i'm Sen
sationaI Fielding Con-
test.
HUNT HOLDS VISITORS
SAFE AT ALL TIMES
Salt Lake Has Strongest Team
in intermountain League
at Present.

Who said Salt Lake had the weakest
team in the lntcrmountain Baseball
teams. The last one. Boise. was shut
out hy "Rcuben" Hunt, assisted by the
sensational fielding Of Second Bascman
Flick, with the other members of the
team holding up their end well, Tuesday
afternoon, at the Walker field. Only onCe
during the game did IN Irrigation reach
third base. Hunt Kept his hits well scat
tered and there was no possible show TO
put n man over the plate for tally,
The fielding OF Flick at second base was
the feature OF the game. This Cub played
like major ieaSuoT. and If he keeps up
his present lick Manager Farms worth will
not be able to- hold him long. as he will
Flick figured in eleven PLAYS without an
eIror He not only covered second base.
but also went into right field TO pull
down flies.
Head AT shorts,op, made a pretty un-
assisted double. and is now making good
in his position. Corbin is still a trfc
slow, but Captain Hammond Is confident
that the Duck" will round TO in few
days.
Hammond Starts Fireworks.
Outside of the fifth Inning. Osborn
pitched good ball. and The Cubs were un-
able TO do much with his delivery. In
the fifth inning Eichmeycr was first to
the bat and flew out in left field, Nclci
making a pretty catch. Hunt went to
first on an error at second and WAS later
thrown out on a iiclder's choice. Sturgeon
going to first. Hammond then started
The fireworks which was the result OF
bringing in four earned runs. He hit a
safe single 10 center and stole second
base. Head bnGled two-sacker be-
tween left and center. Sturgeon had
scored on Uammond's bit and the latter
scored on Heads hit, Butch Lussi
swiped the first ball thrown at the plate
for three sacks and was scored by
pretty single by Whaling, Flick retiring
the side with short grounder 10 the
pitcher, Manager StroutherS then
switched about nearly all his players.
Osborn held the Cubs down to one hit
'or the remainder Of the game.
The individual scores were as follows;
SALT LAKE
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Totals
HELENA.


EBat,cd for McAdams in ninth.
Score by innings
Butte ~ j " W l " " =
Helena ...... ......O o 0 . o -
Summary: Two-base hits-Irby. Tbom-
as, Elsoy =. Thrcc-baSc hot-Morse-Sac
riiicc hits-nby. Campbell, Elsey. Fitz-
gerald. Double plays-Sus To llarmuth >;
Morse 10 Harmuth 10 Morse. Left on
bascs-Ilelcna. s: Butte II. Passed ball
Marx. Base on balls-off Thomas, ..
off McA dams, ,. Struck out-Dy Thomas,
4; by McAdams }. Wild pitch-McAdams
Time Of gamc-Onc hour and 40 minutes
Umpirc-McKibben. Attendance-26oO.
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Tmc / ). &, by Tcgg-
post Second
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THE TRIBUNE FORM CHART

ation, Twelfth day May ls Weather clear. Track
furlongs, Two-year-olds. Selling.
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!. Winner br. 6. by Clinord-Lacona. Wont
art good. Won easily. Second driving. Third
Nader % place. even show Tourist Go
Pallas, Flying Dance, East End.
,e-ycar- r-oIds and upward, Selling
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Best Bes-LA RENE HINDoO MlNNlOOClA.
Across Board-GARLAND.
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is TO be we'll drcsscd-now and
here You can in Il moment select
your favorite from what has taken
us months 10 collect
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AGENTS WANTED


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NURSE. Capable young girl. with excel
lent references will take entire charge
OF children: assist chamberwork. mending,
be generally useful. city or country G,
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FURNITCRE.

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GLIDING TAPESTRY. springs repaired,
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STORAGE NOTICES.

LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
CDMPANI. AZ - and a. West B4th
StTeet-To William X. Woodbury. and
Mary Hicks. Mrs. Y. II. Mase and Jordon.
haEiaTty and Company. Samuel Gilbert.
:. l.. ERu. c. Il Striugham. Miss X.
Gihlln. Thomas +. ChappelI. Edward r
johnson. Administrator OF the Estate II
Laura Johnson. Arthur Y. Sarony, " b
Holden. Shirley +. johnson. Mrs. Pose NJ
Reese. W S. HiN. Mrs. Cora Mandy.
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Company. y. 4. Howard. Miss lisa bell q
Proctor, Mrs. James H. More, l. {. f.
KiHiHn. FTei. J Nolt. You and each q
YOU are hereby notified that the time for
the payment OF our lea upon the property
hereinafter described having expired after
duo notice thereof had been given you. We
Will cause such property, 60 wit, House
hold Goods Personal Effects and Mer-
chandise. stored 10y YOU or in YOUR name.
or In which vou claim an interest, in the
warehouse OF the company to De cold at
public auction. according 70 the statute In
such made and provided. at the Auc-
ton Rooms Of ". II. FLNTTAG & son.
southeast corner 18Th Street and niyS--
rlt-- Place New York city. on Tusssiay 81.
February 9TH. and continuing on every
TUESDAY and Wednesday thereafter, al the
same place and hour. until all the goods
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

BUTLER, VALET ana MAID.-By thor
o1ghly first class couple. French and
English. Address William care the MAY
falr 5Is Park ave
BUTLER-vALET English: thoroughly
experienced. city references Z. H. Trlb-
nIe Uptown Ofhee. 1864 Broadway.
CUUPLE.-Scotcn. will DO entire work Of
country family; $50: best reference. MSS
COOK. &c.-A young colored man as cook.
valet Ur houeeke eper 90 bachelors. seven
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COOK and BUTLER Coupe. hrs, las
reference; Will take fun charge OF large
| house A Il D. 90 9Th ave. care OF
>otnIaeEs Bros
COACHMAN. - Single: generally useful:
understands care q horses. harness. car
rlage. attend furnace; careful driver: good
references. wages $50. a. IA ynertson. 5TS
Hicks ST. brooklyn
COACHMAH.-Gen;Iem going abroad
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found willing and obliging Thomas Trib-
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COACTi8IAN or CHAUFFEUR Useful:
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/ references. thoroughly competent IN all
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CoACHMAN.-By young man. married:
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H. West 18th ST.
COACHMAN.-SlugIe, ~; height feet
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 81; height feet
inches: fret class personal and written
references. Apply Robert Hansen. 40 West
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Nf- II \ = 7 TI-FI-.IIl -FI-I"I8I =
State n New York. county n New York IS. .
ST|.AUD HIESCtMAN being dIIy
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Subscribed auI sworn to before me tais
yin lIy % January 1903.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE OF an execution. I Bernstein.
Aurti0noer win sell TO DAY az 10 a. m,
az $50 Broadway. Manhattan desk s-d
chairs. b. order % Aired Freeman. Mar
shat
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NURSE Practical: by week or month
salary $40 q week. Mrs Scrensen. u De
voc St Brooklyn.
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PrBITC NOTICES.

the city Recori'' Immediately prior 20
such date cS public hearing The expense
OF such publication 70 be borne ~ ne
InSEPtI tEaAG Serretary.
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Nr-RSE-Bv capable Young English
woman. will take entire charge ~ infant;
SIS, ears reference from last employer.
,-r1,lers-srds an foods etc II P Miss
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PATENTS
LOST BASKBOokS.

BA%KBOOK No 519 $50 Of the Union
nine Savings Institution IS missing Any
r,erson having n claim 20 & Is hereby called
mo-, TO present the same within ten DAYS
or submit ~ having ssid passOooH can
celled ana new one issued
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I0sT Handbook No. eJl GeS. Bank for
Sayings $50 4th ave. New York Pay
r,,erf stopped Please return book TO bank
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lost - bankbOok No. SO oGS. Bank FOR
Savings. 80 4th ave. New York. Pay
.nent stGpped. Please return book 10 bank.
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HACHNERT

GOOD second hand milling machines. soos
ara rover rressss lathes. monitor and
screw machines. etc; entire plants ocuSis
for cash Manhattan AIS West Broad ~
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HELP WANTED.

FsmHis
sfn a -rT;;r-.s- absolutely necessE-y 10
To-. a.. .,---sr5e-r packer and haird7esser
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- sueniGg.
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LOST. handbook No. 30 .324. Bank for
savings $50 sth ave. New York Pay
mem STOPPED. Please return book 10 bank.
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LOST -Bankbook No. 749. 2Is. Bank FOR
=. I-i-,lrs 80 sth eve. New YORK. Pay
ra,.nt STOPPED. Please return look TO bank
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-og,-s EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
= ms ssrr51,-e-aan. ave. near sd 81, needs
: q 3a .a sas ao No ICES b TaaFf Fsf:
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gGaAME2lGaH

HAMBURG AMERICAN
Commentaries
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ITO Hamburg direct.
D / AL v VIA t Az69 aisRzt4sR
SIS. MOLTKE. EJan. 2s, ''Apr. u
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calls Azores. fMa3sira- 'Gibraltar.
SEALS Madeira Cediz. Gibraltar me az a. .
Algisrs. Genoa and then continues OhlEN 4
cruise A limited number Of rooms avail
able 10 Italy.
0ccana West Indies cruise Use FEB FEB ~ n
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HAMBI RG-AA ERICAN LINE, 45 Broad
way. Y.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE Z, 0HTo R. R.


ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
Every Other Hour on the Even Hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION. WASHINGTON, WITH
ALL LIES SOUTH.
Leave Ee%E York Daily. 29d st. LILY 81
Washington. SieeperB. so pm / 80 am
Washington. Diner. Parlor no am 500 am
Washington. Diner Psrlor {. 80 am 10 50 IN
Washington, Diner. Parlor. so am II 90 nm
WsshinGton. PsrIor. 80. $50 pm 2 90 pm
Perlor Car. New York TO Richmond. Va
Royal Ltd. Diner, Psrlor $50 pm 4. 90 pm
Washington. Diner. Parior $50 pm Z, 90 pm
Washington. Buffet, Parlor $50 PM 700 pn
Through Daily Trains 20 the West
chicago. pHtsouTs-----.7 90 am 500 an
Ih1caEo. Columbus. II 10 am lZOJ n n
Pittsburg. Cleveland 80. sbo pm 800 pm
Pittshurg Limited $500 $50 pm 100 pm
Gin. St L Louisville II so pm 80 am
Gin. 81. l.. Louisviiie. $50 pm 500 pm
Offices. 24S. 434. 1900 Broadway. Q Aston
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After p. NJ. sleeping Car reservations
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can be obtained az Bureau OF Information
q, & o. P r.. ed ST. Ter. Phone S1+&--
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COOK. &c--A young Colored man as COOK.
valet UT houeekee 90 bachelors. seven
years references r. d. care Hughes. IL
West Both g..
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COAC9MAN. - Single. generally useful I;
understands care q horses. harness. car
rlage attend furnace; careful driver. good
references. wages $50. a. RayDertson. 5Ts
Hicks ST BROOKLYN.
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BUTLER VALET ana MAID.-By q thor
olghly first class couple. French and
English. Address William cara the MAY
1alT. SIS Park ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-23

COOK and BUTLER -Coupla, firs- class
reference; Will take ful charge OF large
house A II d. 9IU 9Th ave. care OF
SotnneES BIOS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-23

COACHMs<--Gent going abroad
and giving up his horses desires a posi-
ton for his cOacA;nan, whom he can highly
recommend Box 1873 Ridgeheld Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-23

pTPLE--Scotcu. viii do entire WORK Of
country family. $50: best reference MSS
Sheas Bureau. s East 42d 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-23

EGTLER-NALET English: thorough y
experienced. city references. z II. Irfb-
une Uptown Oflve. 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-23

COACHMAN Single; middle aged: couu-
Try preferred: well recommended: will bS
found willing and obliging Thomas. TTib-
Une Uptown Office. 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-23

MNRSTERS' --------
"TRAVEE" i To n 1es't tours TO to
MAGAZINES FLORIDA, p = Il -
FREE S q =, &C. . &c - b. by
rail and steamer.
No. u contains Itineraries Of 8 ser!es
Of high class. moderate rate EURO .
FEa% TOURS under escort. for ths
Spring and sumner Send or call
for cories. MAESTERS TOURS.
n W 3Vth St. \. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-23

Z Goa GILMAN or CHAUFFEUR. u sSfuI:
neat, temperate and reliable exceptional
references. thoroughly competent IN all
WORK on country estate Davis. 22S East
$50 st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-23

COACHMAS.-By young man: married
experienced: first class reference: under
staLds care Of sentlemsn's country place.
H. West 18th st