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Jacksonville Races.

JAcKsoSvILLE, Fla. Feb. II There were
several upsets at Moncrief Park this after
noon. but the players managed to hold
their own, as three favorites won. The re-
suits
First Race-Three and half furIonss--Ed.
mond Adams. i12 CAusgraye), 0 70 s. won: Mon
erief, il6 Troxler). 70 TO- second; James Nc
IFS CNcoD. II 70 third. Time, 0t2 as. Star tier.
Demoness, Inspector General and La U Mexican
second Rsce-sl1 turIons..st: Jenna. los
(ButwelD, q, TO s, won; Critic los tOberO, 8 20 l.
second; Earl's Court los MusgraveD, Is 70 l.
third. Time. iIt. Arnotte. Tres JoIIand George
W. Lebolt also ran.
to l. won SearoveT i0t lDreyerJ, 40 70 1. second:
Coonskin iO9 (OberD, II 10 5, third. Time Il4 IS
Polly Lee, Briareu. Clcm Beachy, Amanda Lee
Fourth Race. seven furIons.-HIEh R.nss.
Is. Davis, 8 70 l. second Descomnets. lie
(PowersJ, q 70 1. third. Tine, i:2s as. Howard
Shean. Bat Masterson. Eifaii. waponoca and
h'PfI Pfss Rso.@one mile and 70 y.rds.-st, Il.ris
ia (Powers), > % !. won: Sandplper 100 Is.
Davis), 4 70 1, second Dele Strope. 100 (ButweiD
4 to I, third Time, 1;45 as. Mohart ARreemant
Pavre. wooshun. oramnsar and The Abbot
SiIth Raoe-one mile and a sI1teenth-stone
man, 1O6 (OberU, II 70 I, won; Rosehurg H. lOS
tHanan), 20 10 T. second: John Carroll. iiO
lPowers), 0 20 10. third. Time I;s7 Ia Hans and
St Joseph also ran.
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MARIO BEATS CROSS.
Pride cS Ghetto" Outpointed IN Ten
Rounds at Long Acre &C.

Leach Cross the Pride Of the Ghetto. "
was out utpointed in a ten round bout by
Johnny Mario. another local boxer. at the
Long Acre A. G. last night Martos margin
of victory vas small.
He sailed into Gross from the outset
Cross had to run to cover. and as a result
Mario had to do all the forcing and punch
ing For four rounds Mario had the lead
In the nth Cross began TO do some ightipg
and reached Mario with good effect. He
landed two body blows in this round that
made Mario vince and also located his
man with jabe
Mario scored heavily in the sixth. seventh
and eighth rounds, but in the ninth round
Cross held the upper hand The tenth
was all MaTto's. Mario was bleeding in
the first and at the finish Crosss eye was
puffed up and the blood flowed from his
nose
The semi windup between Phil Cross
Leach's brother, and George Hoey was
bin and bang throughout In the third
Cross went down from right to the jaw.
He was up smartly and did enough punch
ing after that 90 win. The contest was at
six rounds.
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MARCHwONET's HANDICAP.
Backed by Insiders, He Easily wins at
Five ansi Half FufiOngs-

JUAREz, Mexico. Feb. 1.-THE public
had an exceptionally good afternoon at
Terra zas Park to-day. They put over four
heavily backed first choices and the ring
received the hardest blow Of the meeting.
The surprise of the day was Marchmonet
in the handicap ct I'VE and A half furionss
He started yesterday and was heavily
backed by the public but to-day the in
siders plunged and he breesed home, The
Ave and a half furlongs was run In the
remarkable time OF oS SIS.
The summaries:
First Race-Fivc furlongs--The Wolf. liz
sseond GO Ro Pscc. ssc w TsSdsr
third Time, 100 rs. Father Eugene. Deerfoot
Geneva. Fsirmont. Jim Ruiheriord. Ira Johnson'
Johnny Wise and Alarmed also ran,
CMoadsni. ) TO :. Won; valley Stream, ITO ken
third. Time. iaf IS Dandy Dancer. Belle oi
sd:.S Ms ssd fs' s:
Third Race-Three and a half turionzs-Fotk
ZOE MoIeswcrthl. 70 2. won: Botella. II, (Gsr,
third. Time. o:Sl IS Martin W. LittIeton, MIss
Brunette. Rampant. Ivory Dale, May Rudd,
IwaIani and Ban Ann also ran.
monet. IoI lGoIe.woril1. % !, won; Al Muller,
@ Mccahey,: IS 20 :. second; The Fad. ics
nun, sugar Maid and Colonel Bob also ran.
Gamer. even money. won; GLADYS Louise. los
(McCahey1. S 70 I. second; b. J. Swanner, los
(MondAn), 20 70 I, third. Time, i:Is as. Force
Ina Gray, Albion H.. Orba and Deuce also ran
boy. iOs (Kennedyl. 70 5, won; Miss Vigilani. %
(Hoifmanl. TO ]. second; Dene. t0T OMcCAhey1.
70 I. third. Time. iS0 4-6. Arcourt. Plume
ETotIst. This. The Thorn. 81. Kelds and knight
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PLAY FOR RACQUET TITLE.
W. stRckpOie Os New York Beats c.
Huechins in Good Match.

BOSTON. Feb. i7.-Play began to-day on
the courts OF the Racquet and Tennis Club
OF this city In the national amateur singles
racquet championship. three matches being
decided in the preliminary round, while the
default OF II. d. Scott to @. C.. Clark. Jr.,
OF his match scheduled in the first round
Tor Tomorrow was announced. Mr.. Scott
injured one OF his wrists so severely In
practice yesterday that he was compelled
TO withdraw from the tournament which
moves Mr.. Clark forward into the second
round without a contest. He will meet the
winner OF the r, Fincke-M. Bartlett match
on Saturday
The matches this afternoon we're won by
Barrett Wendell, Jr., and n. W. Cabot Of
the local club and William Stackpole Of the
New York Racquet and Tennis Club. The
third contest OF the day. that between
Mr.. StackpOle and &. Hutchins of this city,
Mas me most intereattnR Of the lot. Mr..
sesGed asr osSa S n. n Sms a%d sS5
TOOK TOOK the next two with such apparent ease
that II looked as n he was a sure winner.
Stackpole began playing with such great
nsccuracy that, returns were practically
IImISossi6le mp n6 and an he speedily assumed the
- In the ffth and deciding game Mr.
Hutchins was outelassed, his opponent not
handling the seryice Of his opponent % for Ave Ave
places, The local man performed well when
IN service during the second, third and fourth
games, particularly in the two that he won,
ana at the same time his opponent was
driving TO the. board with disheartening
W. b. Graves put up stiff battle at the
opening OF his match with Mr.. Wendell,
taking the first game and holding the lead
for some time In the second, The former
Harvard baseball captain then began to
show his stamina and pulled the second
game out OF the ire. the ne It two being easy
victories for him.
W. b, Dnsmore OF New York made the
play fairly close in the match with y. W.
Cabot. but the latter was always a little the
better player and won the ma tch in straight
games.
The summary:
Preliminary Round; National Cham mplonshlp-
Barrett Wendell. Jr.. Boston, defeated W. B.
Graves, Boston, iS--i7. iS--IO. lS-S, Isl.
N. W. Cabot. Boston, defeated W. b. DinSmore.
New York, lS-e. lS-li. 49,.
william Stackpole. New York. defeated c.
Hutchlns. Boston, iS-3. l0-15, 7-iS, 1S-6 49,.
First Round-C. c. Clarke, Jr., New York. won
won by default from H. d. Scott. Boston.
The matches for tomorrow are as fol-
lows:
B. Wendell. Jr.. Boston. VS.. Lawrence Water
bury. New York. q. II. Fearing, Jr.. Boston. VS..
N W. Cabot, Boston; Payne Whitney. New York.
Va g. a. ThoEne. Chicago! Q. A. Shaw. Boston, vs..
q. B; Pike. Boston; r, Fincke. New York, VS.. NJ.
Bsrtlett. Boston; p D. Houghlou. Boston. vs..
R. 0. wrsnn; New York: H. Mccormick. CHI
cago. vs. William Stackpoe. New York.
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Motor Boa I school TO ExhIbIt.

The West Side Branch OF the Young Mems
Christian Association has taken space at
the coming motor boat, show. whore the
methods OF lnstrnStlon may ee explained
work done a the school The educa tiona /
department OF the West Side Y NJ G. A.
will be the only regularly organized motor
boat school that win be represented at the
show. The school isnow in its fourth year
students The work OF preparing the
auditorium for the exhibits began early
yesterday morning This will give the
the exhibitors to have their displays in
proper shape for Saturdays opening All
the big boats which will be exhibited in the
Garden were placed In position hate last
night This was rendered necessary in
order to AFFORD the builders an opportunity
TO erect the smaller booths. which will be
used for motors models and accessories
The largest boat to be exhibited Is a cruising
yacht measuring as feet. There will be
severa other splendid specimens Of the
boat builders art of nearly equal size.
The sun., 1910-02-18
NEW SKATING RECORD.
Old Mark for I,SOO Meters Beaten at
worlds Championship Meet.

The international figure and speed skat-
ing championships OF the world took place
the last days Of January at Davos, Svitzer-
land. and among lot OF attractive features
was a new worlds record for 500 meters
The sknter to hang up the new mark was
Oscar Mathiesen OF Christiania. His time
was minutes 20 3-S seconds. This heat
the old record made by Mathiesen two
years ago by a nth OF a second Mathjesen
won the 5000 meters, miles lss yards. in
worlds record of ~ as seconds for the
500 meters. The 10000 meters was skated
in a snowstorm and Mathiesen won easily
In Is minutes ~ 2-S seconds.
The figure skating championship was
won by Clrioh Salchow OF Stockholm with
II points for nine figures. Contrary to
expectations ne had TO extend himself to
win from a new man named Rittberge OF
Berlin, who was second with 10 points.
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NEW SOCCER LEAGUE.
Yield. Country and Athletic Clubs Organ
lZe FOR Connection.


With the object OF encouraging associa-
fion football among the field. country and
athletic clubs of the East, the Field Club
Soccer League OF New York and New
Jersey was organized AT a meeting held
at the Crescent Athletic Club on Wednesday
night with the Crescent A. C.. the Staten
Island Cricket and Tennis Club, the BEN
sonhurst Field Club, the Montolsir A {.
and the Oritani field Club OF Hackensack
It In proposed to arrange a series OF games
for the possession OF challenge cup put
In competition by the Crescent A. G. and the
winner OF the cup tie" will play the cham
plon team Of the Nssociat cd Cricket Clubs
Of Philadelphia for the Eastern champion
ship. The following officers were elected:
Harry Maaley, president. ", de NJ hooper
and 2: ". Robinson, vltcc presidents; ". d.
Executive committee, W. &. McCleilsnd' Cres.
cent A. c: II. Roughton, Staten lsla nd: j. Nix
soi, HensonhuTst: }. ". Allen. Mon tclalr: z.
Perry. Oritani, =. c.
. constitution and bylaws we're drawn
up and adopted. II was provided hat play
IN the league series should be governed by
the rules OF the Association Football Limited
Of England. The annual meeting Of the new
league will be held in the third week in
August
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SOUTHERN ADVANCE GUARD.
First Detachment or Giants shiver In
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. i7.-McGraws ad-
vance guard of Texas invaders landed
here this afternoon from the ship on which
they sailed from New York last Saturday
on time and none the worse for the trip
which was made without any unusual
experiences. The players spent half day
in the citv. but did not see many of the
sights. for the very good rea son that the
temperature tumbled from 80 to 30 de-
greee by noon ana New Orleans is shiver-
the result Of the blizzard that swooped
down from the middle West last night.
overcoats ahead in trunks and they were
III prepared Tor the cold. The detachment
left tonight for Houston and will arrive in
Ma rlin tomorrow night. Nothing much will
be done on Saturday except TO welcome the
division that Ia comm from St. Louis
the real work
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INDOOR TENNIS.
Cracks Entered for Championship which
Begins at seventh Regiment Tomorrow.

Class promises to play a most important
part in the deciding Of the eleventh national
indoor championship tennis tournament
The singles will begin tomorrow upon the
board courts OF the Seventh Regiment
Armory Sixty-sixth street and Park avenue.
and the doubles begin Washington's Birth
day. Tuesday, February %. William B.
Cragin, Jr, as in the past is TO act as referee.
Carl r. Gardner. a clever Californian who
has recently been playing in this city. prom
ises 20 capture the honors that heretofore
have always been held by Eastern men
Whether or not he will defeat such men as
Theodore Roosevelt Pef, present champion.
and Wylie q, Grant. eX-champion. remains
to be seen. Among other entrants are Gus
tave +. Touchard, Calhoun CrARin, Walter
Merrill Hall and Royal D. Rlchey. In the
doubles Frederick r. Alexander and Harold
II. Hackett. national outdoor champions.
have announced heir intention of compel in z
for the honors held by Theodore Roosevelt
Pell and Wylie e. Grant.
The tournament committee includes W. B.
Cragin. Jr., chairman: Byrd w. Wenman
L. II. Fitch and w. Merrill Hall.
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RllIiArSis.

Thomas Hueston won two exhibition
games at three cushion yesterday at John
Doyie's Broadway room. In the afternoon
he defeated Sam Miller by a score OF 20 TO
H. making a high run OF g. In the evening
10 TO %, making a high run of S. This
afternoon he will play Tom Burns. and to-
night his opponent will be James Blair.
H. Scott, 40, won last nights game in
the amateur handicap pool tournament at
the Broadway Academy; defeating B.
,nads mai5smsh hiSb run Of TO- with one scratch ob
Williams's high run was IL. He made two
scratches. r.. Vincent. 100. will play @.
Brown so, tonight
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Hoc.tey Netes.

The new Boston rink will be opened for skating
on February IS This rink has been named
Arena and will seat 5000 persons. An intercity
hockey game Is 20 be arranged between Pitts
burg and Boston 10 he played In the Arena
The OTTAWA Hockey Club o. Canada is said 70
this winter. This gives q slight idea OF tho popu-
Iartty OF tue game In Canada.
penishs, the left wing Of the New yak Ath
leuc Club hockey team while prac asing on Nednes-
day was severely cut on tho forehead. This Is the
this season. ..-. 49,
Yale and Harvard win play their annual hoolsey
"a tSs !" Al NichoiAs NM To- mnyro~ svsn1rr
Yals's two consecutive victories over ColuFhbls
and Dsrtmouih has snsbled her % overcome
in tas ssssen, and ths ouueck Is promisinG sor
Q kesn strugg1A ~ 49, b Ht-S ?. 4
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College Athletics.

Albert BenbTook. tho Michigan football cap-
tain for neat season, isn't gctrg 70 night Jack
johnson. some one tried 70 start that Just ss
Ralph Rose Jim Jenrtes bout was once dopcd
up. i'. Z
Every one seems 70 think Keene Fftspasriclr
siil have hH,d 100 mshnS nan S.v :,sSL s team ss
distract him.
It's regular New England trpst Ip sthistlo
training In tho big unlverulhee. Fitkpatrcll
Murphy. Pooch Donoyan. Johnny Mack, Bernie
weiers and Jack Moskiey are an from ne one
speslring Of shamp,oa bsskstssIi Joanna. tne
Williams, lot believe they are eAttled q Hotlec.
They generally hays % seod tAn 10 Wint<1As-
town. {sHg fAr4 " 4
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short Track Schedule for Columbia.

The schedule of the Columbia track team
for the spring OF 1910 will be considerably
shorter than had been at first expected
The only engagements that have been
definitely liked are those with Princeton
and Annapolis. There will be no meets
with either Pennsylyania or Amherst, as
had been hoped. Hope runs high for a
successful team this year, for Hans Berns
the freshman who holds the two mile record
at Columbia OF a:5e As, will be eligible TO
compete, together with W. f. Roos. the
freshman weight thrower. Bernie Wefers
declares that the material in the present
freshman class is the best he has ever seen
In the Morningside Heights college.
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Tigers Out for Baseball.

I PRINCETON. Feb. l7.>-The Princeton
hz.seball MANAGEMENT decided not to wait
for the arrival Of Coach W Clark to star,
practice and to-day issued the first call for
eandidAtes. Clark will not arrive til
February %, and meanwhile the squad will
lake daily walks and runs In order 70 get
into Condition. but the work in the cage viii
- confined 10 nothing more than llmberin1
.up the pitchers arms and little nelding
practice.
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Yale Mrestlerr Chosen.

NEW HAVEN. Feb. 1.-THE Yale wrestling
team that will compete in the meet with
Cornell. which takes place on Saturday, was
selected to-day. The same men will also
be used in the meet with the Naval Academy
on the 22d and In the Princeton meet on the
18th. The classification under the different
weights is as follows:
J. Sweeney. 10, lis pounds: A. r. Wheeler IL
lIe pounds; 2. Sweeney. special. ii5 pounds: W. A.
Prime, II, I58 pounds.
The sun., 1910-02-18

J. r. Capablanca played against twenty
nine opponents at chess last night in the
rooms of the Manhattan Chess Club. Capa-
blanca won twenty-five out OF the twenty
nine games played and lost one. The
three other games were drawn. Lillian
X. Franklyn succeeded in drawing her
game. The other draws were by @. Golden
berg and n. r. Limburg. @. r. Northrus
won his game.
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Racing In France.

Special Gable Despdtoh 10 THE Sun.
PARIS, Feb. I7.-Racing was resumed at
Auteuil to-day. In the race for the Prix
du Philanstere Nash Turner's Pillard
ridden by his owner. finished first. Cob
lentz a Chartres, ridden by Salmon finished
up was the runner M Six horses ran
The race for the Prix SAuv eteur was won by
Pliers Alex andrine. Cigot's Ludivine was
second and Sara's C1itandre third There
were only four starters. The jockeys on
the placed horses were respectively Defeyer
SauVal and Monnat.
The sun., 1910-02-18
senac. French Frncer. Thirsting for .
Scrap.

Prof Senac. the French fencing master.
Ia riled because he could not get q chance
to meet Herr Flesch. the German broad
sword champion, who sails for home to-day.
Senac was itching for bout with the Ger
man, and he In so anxious for a bit Of scrap
that he stated yesterday he would fence
asny professional IN the Cnited States at
body feel inclined to tackle the FrenchmAn
he n willing that there should be q sub
to be held where the public can see It,
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Lawn Tennis at Pinehurst

PIxEHUUsr. N. C.. Feb I7.-PauI e,
Gardner OF Chicago, one OF the best known
Of the younger tennis players in the West.
was the winner OF the st. Valentines men q
ANGLES tennis tournament here to-day,
defeating n. Y. Lake. the New Jersey en-
pert, "a, 81. "a IN the hnal In the
Semf- -hpal Gardner won from T. 3. .Aym ar
from r. I. James. Q PhiladelphIa crack
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Robb,ns Reer Y. e. Omcers.

The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year at the annual meeting OF the
Robbins Reef Yacht Club Of Bayonne:
Frederick j. Mueller. commodore; Herman
BruRRe vice -commodore: Theodore KoernoT.
rear commodore; Frederick Golding Snd G. n.
StAllinR secretaries; Valentine Stelnmete treas
urer: @. @. Bush, mcasurer. and DR.. p. r. Stebens.
neet surgeon.
The feet has been increased by a dozen
new power and sail boats for the coming
season.
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Pr,ncetou-D.rtmou,h Freshman Games.

The Princeton and Dartmouth freshman
class track teams will meet at Hanover
on May 81 for the first dual meet ever ar
ranged between these colleges. Dart
mouth is trying the freshman rule for the
first time and Is 80 seeking competition
The e-Princeton freshman games will
be on May7. A Princeton freshman relay
team will be sent to Philadelphia for the
Penn carnival on April 10.
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soccer Practice AZ ColumhI..

Soccer candidates were called out at
Columbia yesterday for spring practice.
The intercollegiate season opens in about a
month and Columbia Is determined to make
years championship eleven are still eligible
70 play and have reported 20 Geohrey
South Field next week, and until then the
men will take long, runs on Riverside Drive.
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Williams swimming schedule.

wLLIAMsrowN, Mass. Feb. I7.-ManaRel
Herrick, 10. tonight announced the vii.
liams swimming schedule as follows: Feb.
ruary 20. dual meet with Amherst at vii.
ltamst0wn. March 5, dual meet with Cornell
meet with Amherst and Brown at Amherst
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Amateur ana Pro skating Races at verona

There will be professional and amateur
skating races at Verona Lake tomorrow
II the ice permits. Morris Wood and Peter
SInnerud, l., both belonging to the pro"
ranks, viii skate a series OF three races.
Three invitation events viii be given. but
the distances are not announced.
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GOLF.
Metropolitan Championship to Morris
County.

metropolitan championship TO Norris
County.
Coming events in golnng seem to cast
their shkdow before. and the gossip that
despite The zeal of Fox Hills the >Metropoli-
tin Golf Accusation amateur champion
ship would go to the Morris County Golf
Club became truth yesterday at the meet
ing Of the executive committee. The dates
selected for the play over the punch bowl
and velvety green's were May rs to IS.
Although a competition that costs the cub
nothing this year. there was no applicant
for the oDen chamDio3ship. II ia still in
the air.
The women's tricity team contest for
the Griscom cup will be held at the Hunt
insdon Valley Country Club in June.
To-day the competition open To pro-
fessionals and amateurs will begin at the
Country Club Of Augusta, Ga. There are
fifteen PROFESSIONALS to start. nearly all
Of whom have jobs on courses herea bouts
during the Northern season. The pro-
fessionals are David Ogilyie, Fred Neuh-
man, Alec Cunningham ia mes Campbell
Of Philadelphia. AIec, Campbell Of Boston,
Alec Ross. James and Tom Mackrell Jack
Jolly. ". {, Kelly, G, BinRley, John lnglis.
stewsr ri Maiden, Il. Soonsen and W. Oakes
The sun., 1910-02-18

Score Dartmouth, J; Columbia, Q. Goals
Bv W Eaton. l; s. Eaton. l; Wells. I: Referee
". c. Russell Hockey Club OF New York. Assistant
refcree-E. Du FreSne, Wanderers II. G. Goal
umpires-T Davidson. Hockey Club; r. Cough
try. Hockey Club Timers-M. X. TiSne Hockey
Club; j. II Dowdell. Dartmouth. Time OF halves
-- 20 minutes each.
The sun., 1910-02-18
BUSINESS CHANCES.


BONDS.
Offer large Issue OF go 1o-year bonds In a Louis
lana Sugar Refining Company. denomination
$500 each. and with each bond oner one snare OF
stock a bonus. same bearing Sc per annum:
year; this is an exec puonal opPortunity and vii
and descriptive matter apply 20
BONA FIDE.
C52D Manager of an established manufacturing
concern loca ted In Buffalo, ", Y. wishes 70 ols
pose of the whole or any part OF $1,000 worth OF
preferred stock; this stock has never paid less
than So for the last years; II is not the purpose
OF this party to sell this stock for additional
working capital. bun offers the same personally
For particulars and descriptive matter apply 70
McDONALD-WIGGINS CO., e51 Broadway.
PRESSURE OF other business makes necessary
the sac OF a large and successful stationery busi-
ness established for over thirty years In q large
city within twenty miles of New York city: In
spection invited no reasonable offer will be re-
fused. Address Inquiries TO Stationery Business,
care box loe Sun once.
HAVE STOCK in an established Fire Insurance
Company: will sell at the original purchase price.
all or part will bear most rigid investiga ton.
EXCEPTIONAL, box u sun once.
FOR SALE-One old established grocery store
In WAllin gford, Conn: will sell reasonable.
SAMUEL CAPLAN. ~ Colony ST.. Walhngtord.
Conn.
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Snug
COntentment

Because we US ed to
get along without the
telephone is no reason
why we should want to
do so to-day. Still, there
are some men who would
rather be carried in a
jinrikisha than be whisked
of in a motor car.
The manufacturer who
doesn't advertise because
he never did before and
because he believes his
business is healthy as it
can be ought to ask
himself:
Has my business
grown in proportion to
the increase of $4,000, 900
people e in the United
States during the past
decade ?-and to the in
crease in wealth of over
30 per cent ?"
p" Where does my CON-
petitors business come
from? How did they get
it9 Might not a part of
this business, at least, be
mine if | went after it in
the right way?"
Some of the most active
and prominent firms in
this country have met and
solved tn e S e problems
through New York City
Street Car Adertising.
We have the exclusive
control of all advertising
space in the
The sun., 1910-02-18

AwELL educated Prsnchman or Frenchwoman
With experience In fashion matters and dress
making wanted - do editorial work on . French
faahion magazine; applications must be made BY
ability. 70 L D.. Butfcrtck Building. New York.
The sun., 1910-02-18

The women's tricity team contest for
In edon Valley Country Club in June
The sun., 1910-02-18

Edward J. Bedell. County Superintendent
Of n Highways Of Albany county. New HoIk, has
received authority from the County Board
ofSupervisors to buy an automobile to be
used In inspecting the several hundred miles
OF roads under his Jurisdiction.