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NAVY CREW BEATEN
Harvard Wins Race by Scant
Three Lengths.
SECRETARY MEYER ON HAND
Tremendous Power of Crimson
Oarsmen and Superior Waterman
shin Give COIIegians WelI-earned
Victory-Middies jump Into Lead,
hut Are Gradually Overtaken.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. April 2l-Harvards
eisht-oared crew won from the Naval
Academy in a two-mile race on the Sew
ern this afternoon by little less than
three lengths. the winning time being Il
minutes and L seconds. The midship-
men. who rowed plucky race against
superior weight and strength, finished IN
II minutes and 26 seconds.
The first mile there was no perceptible
advantage. but from that point to the
finish the tremendous power in the Har-
ward boat, as well as their excellent
Workmanship, was plainly manifest. and
the visitors boat gradually forced itself
10 the front AT a mile and a quarter
Harvard had secured a length. and they
added another in the next half mile
In the finishing quarter Of a mile the
Cambridge boys kept up the gaining. and
at the finish there was about two lengths
the Harvard stroke. pulled a splendid
race, and was backed up in great style by
all the Harvard oarsmen.
Owing TO the fact that the referee s
pistol was faint and could hardly be
heard by the Harvard oarsmen. who had
won the toss and chosen the outer course.
the Academy boat took the water first
and secured lead OF a few feet, which
they held for about 100 yards At that
point the Harvard boat had regained an
even place, and this was held for mile.
during which the race was a splendid
one
Secretary Of the Navy Never and As
sistant Secretary Winthrop came 10 An
napoiis on board the dispatch boat Dol
phin. and were interested spectators at
the race.
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SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fom furlongs. Jack Striker. 100
CThomasl, 20 . won: Sewick ~ (McBridel. u
10 5. second; Abella 100 Kent. 10 > third.
Time. 0as 3-5 Z. Blana. Lizard. Green Isle.
R0senta FOntellO Amala Abe Slupskey. and Waco
Bill also ran.
SECOND RACE-six furlougS 81. Francis 10
(Borel 90 !. won. Burning Bush lO5 tBuxton)
9 10 J. second; Anne Mc,iee l02 (Nloesworth)
20 l. third Time. lli IS. Jillctte Molie Mont
rose Black Sheep, Gretchen. Odd Rose. and Zanset
also ran
THIRD RACE-Sx furlongs. Noyrorod. 10,
CThomasl. 2 10 !. won; Banonica 100 (Buxton).
5 20 !. second: Or. Doherty. 100 tsclden) 10 ?
third. Time, LA 25 Billy Mayer Argonaut. and
Good Ship also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Five and one-half flrlongs
Likely Dieudonne. los (Seldenl . 10 s. won: spohn.
l0i tkedrisl. u 90 1. second: Enfield l06 CMoles.
worth. II 10 ? third. Time IDS o5 Chester
kum. Fern L. Cloudlight Meddling. Hannah. and
Galvcsca also ran.
FIFTH BACE-Mile and seventy yards Don
Enrique ~ ,Cavanaghl. to I. won. Miss Naomi
l06 lCallahanl, 4 20 /. second; Dixie Dixon. 70
CThonasl. II 20 TO- third. Time lai IS. Spring
Ban. Mike Jordan. Silver Line. Right Sort. and
Dorthy Leggett also
SIXTH RACE-Six and onekaf furongs MAY
Sutton 100 fihomasl. 20 l. won: Rcson. 100
Kent Is 70 I. second Zoos S-1r-v 100 win.
ismsl. 20 I. third. Time 02 So Biskrs. Gelico
Hamfassa Around and Round. Ban Rose. Preten-
sion and Galena Gale also ran.
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Probate Conrt.

JUSTICE BARNARD
Estate 4 Washington Nailg-. tl,-0-tiIlloe q
i.oetsliur-
Estate q Lotrie D. G0czele-. petition Tor letters
-cs-ameulrI- AtrCuel. T. White
Estate n fuIces 81. Dunn. cf5ar granting letters
tesramcn'arv t' William Calvin sapU. bond, 500
Attaueg. ST. j. Campbell.
Ey.ate ol +. Florence Hel-0-. viii dated Deceaber
G. 1877 fled
Estate ~ Sarah A. Grant. order granting letters
'e,taleeuiasy 20 Albert r. Fox bond 500. Art0r-
ner p. II. Thomas
Estate % sophie Nag. order f-r sale. Attorney.
u. Krrhs1hil.
Estate % Margaret kerrodv- order granting let
.ers Ct administration % John T.. Kennedy bond
SD. A'temsys. -Eeshy 4 Shceay
Estate ~ Hamlet Nchear. order amending order
admitting VIII Attorney. j. 4. Darlinst01.
Estate ~ Ellen 4. Lewis. 0riCr 10 appoint agent
Estate x Mary p. Fowler. order -J sen STOCK.
Attorney. J. ID. Sullivan.
E-'ste of IaadH, Pava-ri. petition f1r letters
tes'alleutarv. Attorney. =. NJ B-yFu.
Iu re Lillian a.. kia-a. order appointing Msnie
hirz,l- bond. S5l1 At,ausF. 7. n Marshall
Estate lt Arthur 3. Foster. order CD issue con-
mission
Estate q j. Prank Ellis. petition flr letters
tCstameutary- Attr-Tsv o.. p. Neiteh
Estate n Robert Landau. petition f-r letters %
administration. Artlusgs Lyon & Lsau.
Estate OF William A. Webb. sane ATTORNEYS.
sane.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court OF Appeals.

Adalisson-Octavo A. Bigcness
NJ. I'D. Baltimore and Ohip Railroad Company
vs. On1ato, argument continued by Dir r. +.
Downing for appellee and concluded by Mr. VI. J.
colbert i1r appellants. on motion. appellee allowed
20 h.e additional authorities
No 2z. Parsons SIS. District ~ Columbia; con
tmued BY Mr.. S. T.. Thomas fr appellant con-
urued - NJ. z. IT, Thomas lor appellee c1utinaed
ny Alr j. j. HcmIhiii amicIs -Iriae. and con
Guided by Mr.. Joau Ridout for appellant. mo-
tisn. Nr. }. j. Hemraiu allowed 90 ale brief herein
as ANXIOUS clrlae aud appellant allowed 20 file reply
hiei
Nc. a1l National BENEFIT Assertion vs.. Eide.
argument commenced hy Dir. j. T.. Stewart for ap-
re-Iant and continued by Mr. ". A. Coombe ior
appe.c1.
no. 265 Thompson vs.. Thompson: motion for
allowance n appeal 90 supreme Court Of the United
states submitted by Mr W. NJ Levin, attorney
io- spreale, On support 81 motion.
No. ~ Mitchell Mining Company Emig
petition f0r allowance % SPECIAL appeal granted
Assignments fer to-day.
No. 25 Natiora. Bsuedt Association vs. ElHs,
ou bearing. Attorneys. steuart-Co1mbe.
NO -6. Me'zs5r IS. AIerzger Attorneys. Wal.
lace & Me,zg,r -llaIl,9u a MILAN
No ~. Butts 's. Buts. Attorney. Ewing.
No ~. Mackenzie 70 al. vs.. Grouse. Attorneys
MaiLes a Blair.
No E2 Male o. 0rltr ct al. Attorneys Git
tlrss * Clam1sr'.r-Wlls1a 81 Perm.
So. 2l5- CnluElau e. al. S. TAYLOR. Att0r-
uCs. MILAN & SMITH
No. 157. Fnsch 1t a. vs. Walter Attorney
Colbert
so. 2iss. National Mortar Company vs.. National
Metropolitan Bank Attorneys. Brown Guy
Eahtru.
Special cau:
No. F. Ualted States ey rel Walco-t "a Bal
1rser Attorneys. McReyuoids-LaEler. Clements &
Nu1ht
Regular cali:
Nc, 30. Warner VS.. Baker. Attorneys. Darling
ton-Duis & Hogan.
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st. stenhen,s ChnIIenren-

The ST. Stephens wish games with all
seventeen-year-old teams in the District,
Maryland, and Virginia. They would
like to arrange games with the Petworth
Athletic Club. Woodburn. Berwyn. River
dale, Del Ray, Oxon Hill, Braddocks, and
Woodland Athletic Club, Braddocks. and
the Altar Boys preferred. Address
Manager Matthew Noone. 114O Twenty
third street northwest
The ST. Stephens lineup is Noone, Col
bert Norris, McDonough. McGrann,
Cleary. MahOney, Callan, Schombert,
CalIaghan, DAILY, Geier. Murphy. Goucher.
Mccormick, OBrien. and Cook
Tie st. Stephens meet the Southeas st
Y. NJ. c. A. to-day.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
April
Thursday, April 2I, 1o1OJ

, declaration stand as amended declaration. Attor-
ness. T. S. DWal-E. H. Thomas.
No 1906 Lyon BLrscy jury discharged and
case certified 20 Circuit Court 70. T. Attorneys.
Jom Ril0ut-W. H. White.
Assignments fer t0-day-Aoii0Es;
No J. Danclu TCwnsit3 Company So. Ballinger.
Attorneys. Happier & Merillat-Lswlcr Clements 4
Wa ght.
No > uakins vs.. Palmer. Attorneys Richard
51n-NusJu.
No 3. Downey 81. Wlsingtan Alexandria and
Mount Ncnlon Railway Con 4uy. Attorneys. Burke
4 Harlou-AlackAu & Barbour.
No. 4. Barnett ". Unred States Grand Lodge
l. o. S. b. Attorneys. NcuuyG-Dau. PCsef &
Taylor
No S. United States 20 u.s. Ecppler vs. Lown e,
a. Atiomes. Douglas q Esker-NaIdoX. Galley q
Bidout.
No g. Dunn rs. TcrnmI Tsxicab Company. Al
/ t0rucys. Ir4iiey-lea.ma1.
! Nc. =. Hanson vs Walsh 70 al. Attorneys Git
| tnrs & ChambCrlin-W orhIrtan.
~. g. HURT ,s Coc6cy et al. Attorneys JET
/ ford- a Eeall-Rururt
~. g. Bah vs. United States E1i-ess Company.
/ AttouCs, Hogau-Bmcy d Woodland.
No. ne. O'ConEor. adrniuisrratlr. vs. DAILY. Attor
r,ys, =. h. SUlii,tu-Easby smith & Montague.
No H. Merrill Vs. National brotherhood S9ciety,
Attorneys. Eid0lt-Bakgr g. DOan.
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Killing ORDERED TO CHICAGO.
Must Report on Monday or BE Sus-
pended One Year.

Cleveland, April I.-Garry Hermann.
president OF the national commission. to-
day wired Catcher Johnny King, in Kan
sas City. 70 report 10 the Chicago Cubs
by Monday Of next week. under penalty
of suspension for one year OF the COM
missions finding reinstating him. Herr
mann signed TO the telegram also the
name Of President Lynch, of the National
League. second member Of the commits
sion Ban Johnson, Of the American
League, didn't sign. he having declined TO
have hand in the King case.
The order follows Lynch's protest
against Kings announced intention 10
spend next week on the vaudeville stage
TO earn the 500 fine the commission i'm
posed. The order cuts down by one week
the period in which baseball law permits
a player 70 remain absent from his team
without forfeiting eligibility for the sea-
son
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No 5552 John r. Daish. admiuistra,r-. vs. Ma
bel GRAY. account. $50 Attorneys. D. a. Thomas
and J. g. Howard.
No. 5-5i. Same rs Matte Emerson account.
ISIS Att5ueys. same.
No. Ef5. same vs. Charlotte Carter. account.
S65. Attorneys same.
80. Gz65. same vs. Gerrie Walsh. N-G A.
rCTUcy7. 7wc.
No. S5-. same rs. Rose Clayton; So A;tor-
news. same.
No 5-ts. james y. F,zpatrics VS.. w. $.
Bancs. Judgment Municipal Court. S5lai A--c--
uey !. e. Howard.
No 51t2 American Commercial Advertising Con-
Tauy rs LruUe Glove Company; account. S-l
Attorney H. ". Wheat.ey.
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MOORE DEFEATS WALSH.
American Champion Loses Title I'm
Ten-rOund Fight.

New York. April H.-Pal Moore. the
seyenteen-year-old Philadelphia bantam.
defea ed Jimmy Walsh. the American
champion. I'm a red-hot Jen-round bout
at the Empire Athletic Club tonight.
They met at catch weights, and in every
round there was strenuous action. Walsh
was both clever and rugged, but Moore
outclassed him in at least six Of the
rounds. though It was a close fight.
In the last round Walsh took a trim
minS with great gameneSs. but after the
fight he said he wanted another match
at ll6 pounds. It was Pal Moore's most
important victory.
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Nav Manhattan vs. Twirirr
MAY 3-St. Paul VS.. Advent.
MAY National Union vs. Nassau
MAY "a .tent rs. Manhattan.
MAY s-Twiuins vs. National Union.
MAY 7-Nas.au VS.. ST. Paul
May 9-Manhattan vs. ST. Paul
May l0-Nassau vs.. Tumu-.
MAY ll-National Union ~. Advent.
MAY l2-Nassau IS. Manhattan.
May l3-Twiaing vs.. Advent.
May list. Paul SIS. NeUcna, Union.
May i6-Nlanhattan ~ National Union
MAY l7-St. Paul vs. Tviniur
MAY ls-Nasslu IS Advent
May E-Twinir- vs. Manhattan.
May g-Advcnt IS. ~. Paul
May I-Nassau IS. Nlr5aal Union.
May ILLUMINATION VS. Advent
May 4-st Paul rs. Nassau.
May S5-Nati7nal Union We. Tviring.
May 26-St Paul vs. Manhattan
MAY .s-TwiunE VS. Sa,5au
May 2s-Adycnt Us. National Union.
MAY 5e-MGnhattan VS. Nassau.
May 20
May gl-Natonal Union vs.. s. Paul.
June Advent vs. Tvlring
June National Unioa vs.. Manhattan.
June 3Twining vs.. 81. Paul
June Advent IS. Nassau.
June 6-Mauhattan IS Tuiuing.
June st Paul vs. Advent
June e-Nati3aaI Union vs. Nassau.
June e-Adyent vs.. Manhattan.
June lN-Twininc u National Unirn.
Tlre Tl-Nassau vs.. St Paul.
june lg-Nlanhattan vs. ST. Paul
Juno 14-Nassau vs. Twining
June lJ-N1tional Union vs. Advent
June le-Nasau rs. N5rhattan.
June l7-Twining vs. Advent
June ls-St Paul vs. National Urion
June go-AIanhattan vs. NatioraI Union.
June d-st Pau Is. Twining-
rf-r,c o. N-ssa, re tdvcnt
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Circuit Court No. L.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.


No. io4-7. Daniel vs.. Baker et al; leave granted
10 amend declaration. Attorneys. Fulton Lewis
Hamilton Colbert. YorLes & Hamilton.
No. 53IS7 Gardiner. administrator vs. Leiseurirr
Judgment by default Attorneys, H. G. Gram and
f. L. Gies.
No. 5lS7l Guieaa vs.. Jaeger: leave granted 10
amend declaration. Attorneys. Il. B. Moultou and
John Ridout-
No. 5O7g5. Sterling Is Capital Traction Company;
cause set for trial fpr May 10. ATTORNEYS. G.. F.
Havcll-R. X. Ptuy SOr and g. T. Dunlop
tham; writ q nabeas corpus ordered and returnabls
April g. 1910.
No. 523ol Ontrich vs. Prentiss, executor; de.
murrer sustained. Attorneys r. B. Behrend-G. t.
Williams.
No. 5l6S2 Hilman q; al. rs Robinson Ct al.
motion for new trial oVerUlled plaintiff RENTS
$3.50 on second count; Judgment on verdict: appeal
baker. Carusi & Jones-S. \. Provost and L. A.
Bailey.
Assignments for April .:
No. Isl. Kelly vs.. Chapman. Attorneys Hume
Darlington.
No. $50. Kahl vs. Capital Traction Company. At
torneys pr1tzielder-Perry & Son and Dunlop.
No 81 Brown vs. Capital Traction Companv.
Attorneys, Baiicy-Perry & Son and Dunlop.
No. f99 Keller vs.. Potomac Electric Power Com
pany. Attorneys. DoEning & Beuy-Darlingtou.
No. so. Gugan vs. Jaeger. Attorneys, Aloulton &
Ridout-Cies-
NJ. 800. La,y vs. Finley. Attorneys Birney &
Woodartl-Ambrose.
No. 2g1 Trustees of Qreen Street Baptist Church
vs. Landlord Bro Attorneys Loyns-Cobb &
Richardson.
No. 5e5 Connor vs.. Washington GasIight Com
and Dunlop.
4.
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Criminal Court No. 1.

JUSTICE COULD.
No. 1856. United States ST.. Ge1r-e Wocdlcy
cmbczzlment. plea guilty. sentenced 20 wCrkhOuse
ior six months
No. 2596 United States John Hansbory1gh
assault With dangerous weapon, plea not gIllty
No. 39,2 United States IS. Walter Dolby, as
sault 20 rape same
No. 2672. United States IS. James Tucker, as
sault with dangerous weapon. slme.
No. 3ssZ United States vs. Robert ChiIdress
cmbczz. emcnt: plea not guilty.
Ne. 39'5 United States VS. Charles Jackson and
I Benjamin Butler; rlbbsry same.
No -ssss United States vs.. Samuel Sharp; as
saut with dangerous weapon same.
No D9fl United States vs. Edward Barber and
James Chapman. HOUSEKEEPING and larceny. No. 2
pleads guilty. verdict guilty
No. 3ls5L United states vs. Ernest Davis carual
knoVledgei plea guilty q foucati0n, sentenced 20
Jail Cor SIX months.
Assignments flr to-Lay-M5tions, arraisumcnts
and sentences
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THE TURK WINS EASILY.
Racing at the Aqueduct Track BrIs-
ties with Features.

ties Win feAtureS-
New York. April y. Racing that
bristled with features was enjoyed by
about $500 enthusiasts at Aqueduct to-
day. The Arvorne stakes for three-year-
olds introduced the Silver Brook FARMS
finely developed Heno colt, The Turk,
who won in the most impressive style He
was in splendid racing trim. and led all
the way IN majestic style. At the wire
he had two and a half lengths over Duke
OF Ormonde. generally overlooked. who
ran an excellent race. Prince Imperial
might have been second had it not been
for the fact that he wheeled at the post
when the barrier went up
S. G.. Hildreth and August Belmont won
their first races OF the season. HIdreth
had old Dandelion very At, and the son
Of Hamburg captured the first race.
Mr.. Belmonts colors were carried TO the
front by Babbler in the sixth race. The
summaries:
FIRST RACE-six furlongs. Dandelion 10
Garner. 90 !. won. Madman i2l ipowersl 20
10, second Elm Beau. lOl ITapiuj 4 TO l. third.
Time 10 IS. Spindle also ran
SECOND RACE-One milo. ArdH I05 flIcCssl
90 J. won; Arssee. liz lGlassl. 5 TO J. second
Zeuap, IS lUran, = TO g. third. Time l.H25
Tony BoneIo. Question Mark. and Ar1ndak also
ran.
THIRD BACE-Five fur;ongs. Onaecr l0s Gree
Wy 90 s. won, Whim. lO5 NcGeej g % 2 sec.
ond. Supple. ~ Garner. 10 l. Third. Tine
% &5. Naughty Lad. STARTER. and Hurmetic also
FOURTH RACE-s.z furlonrs The Turk. 10:
McGcel, even. won; Duke Of Omonde. iOl But
veil. 50 20 J. second. Prince Imperial IL Gar
rerl. 10 5. third Time, la Bob Co. and Pau
Davis also ran.
r-rr7.tf pArr- g. s,..1.. MI -,
Gamer Q 20 10 won; Cohort JOS McGee). L {,
10 second; Bang. los Page, % to /. third Tine
l-7 10 Mirdli also
SIXTH RACE-Four and one-half furlongs. Bah
bier. N2 lGamerl y 10 5. won; Agawam. III
tCreov-.. . 20 l. scond; Gardiner. los uangan)
o =. third. Time. O.55 10. Lulu. Twckenham
Senator Cullen. Limpet. Love Cure. Oakdlle Gu
ban. and Nosegay also ran.
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supreme Court OF the United states.
Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice Harlan.
Mr.. Justice White. AIr. Justice McKenua Air jus
tce Holmes. Mr.. Justice Day. and NJ. Justice
L;uton
Gustav j. voE. Of New York City y Y: Creed
w. Fulton. Of Washington. D. c. and NJ. Wallace
D'Eon. II New York CiJy. y, T., were admitted 70
Practice
No. 49, Pink Franklin. pzintin in error. vs.
The State Of South Carolina. argument continued
by M John Adams Tor the plaintiff Ia error, by
Mr.. j. fraser Lyon and Mr. D. s. Hendgrs-n Tor
the defendant ga efror, and by Mr.. jacob MooFer
fer the plaiBtin IN ortor.
No. TO. William Pay e. ux.. plaintiffs In error
vs. Samuel A. Grocer a. al. trustees. &c. e. a.
three counsel allowed 20 be- head fer the defendants
IN error. ca motion Of Mr. j. r.. Blown ~ that
behalf; argument commenced by Mr.. George H.
Price for toe plaintiffs IN eucr
Adjourned until 10 DAY NJ J. O'Clock
The day call fer FRIDAY. Apni p viii be as
follows: nos l6j. leo. los go III. IT, l73 H.
l.6 land 80 and 3s7l, and no.
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Criminal Court No. =.



No 7lDi. Italian Swiss Company S. ssr. order
tp Ialnd deposit AttomCs n. ". Waca,lcy-
" g. EaIdgrston
80. JI.is. Wentworth vs. Ballard & Lanham
verdict i.r defendants. Attorneys. j. q. she-rier-
Dan. Perser a. TAYLOR
No. 1870. Richard Warren vs.. Frank Enders
verdict t-r plaintiff for S---5- Attorneys l. VIII
lUEJl-L- TUrrurr and J. l. Graham
Assignment for r--lag-lIUtous-
No B. Laurhrau rs. kerrEuu 20 al Attorneys,
Simmons a. Zabtl-Du-tCu & Thomas
No. . Du.auy IS B0achatty. Attorneys VOL;
d Ofuu-Paladlu-
SO. G. Cll.t1E vs. Lawrence. Attorneys. Jack
sr-DaTs
No g. siss5a vs.. ster,rt Attorneys. Parter,
sru-Di-zsv
No. g. Bodck Company IS. Fox & Kiu-s0u- A.
tCugys. -Wleatlsv
No. g. United States a. JOAN O.. Davis. A.
tCT-ys. Wi.-c1-ulus
40. .. United states vs. Harrison Wagner. Al
t0mey. Wilson.
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vigiIants to Play Independent RAN

The Vigilant Athletic Club. OF south
east Washington, held meeting last
night and elected Charles Becker man
ager and captain.
Among those present were VI. Becker.
c. Becker. L. Collingsworth. G. Davis.
NJ Turner, Smith, Roundtree. Connors.
Coleman, Keliher. Nolan, Allen, and
Sesso.
Having been invited to join several
leagues in the city, the Vigilants decided
to play independent ball
The Vigilants have arranged a large
schedule, both IN and out OF town. but
have several open dates left, and would
like TO hear from any team in the city;
Sunday games preferred. Address c.
Becker. 1l2O Eighth street southeast.
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Ginnts PInr All stnr..

II the weather permits, next Sunday at
the Union League Park the Washington
CcoloreD Giants will play Jack Carry's
Al-stars. The seating capacity of the
park has been enlarged and can now &C
commodate 1000 persons. The game Will
be called at 2:SO o'clock sharp.
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senecas Win from Nntivitv.

The senacas defeated the Nativity
team yesterday by Il to Z.
The winners would like to arrange
games with all sixteen-year-old teams
The lineup follows: Loveless, catcher:
Flynn, catcher; O'Donnel, pitcher; Glenn
ents, pitcher; Smith, first base; Maxwell.
second base: McCarty. third base: White,
shortstop; Van Ness, Fight field. and
Gugden. left field. Address William
Gladmon, 1862 Kramer street northeast.
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Life-savinr Lessons Given.

Starting the first Tuesday in May. the
Y. NJ c. A. will begin giving lessons in
the art of life saving in the swimming
tank, teaching the members Of the asso-
citation how to take hold Of a drowning
person and also how 70 break holds. Dem
onstrations Of Howard and Sylvester's life
saving methods OF diving and respiration
viii be given to all who enter the class.
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Marvin Hart n Detec,Ix.

Louisville, Ky. April 21.-Marvin Hart,
the man who whipped Jack Johnson, and
70 whom Jim Jeffries presented the
worlds championship belt when he de-
cided to retire from the ring without an
other contest, is now a member OF the
Louisville detective force. assigned to the
Office Of the Commonwealth attorney
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Offices He was also prominent in bust
ness circles, being member OF the dis
filling firm of ". +. Applegate & Co.
OF Louisville. Of which his brother was
at the head. He was a resident of Mis-
sissippi at the breaking out of the war.
and was a member OF a regiment OF
that State during the Confederacy.
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Tony Ross. the Italian heavy weight.
of New Castle, is a big, tough fellow.
He has fought Jack Johnson and AL
kaufman. and neither Of them could stop
Ross in a six-round bout While Ross
can take terrific lacing. he is also a
hard hitter himself and can wallop with
either hand.
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MOSES G. SON TO ENTER.
WeII-knOwn Merchants VIII Have
Team in Commercial League.

The Commercial Baseball League held
an important meeting at the r. p. An
drews & Co. store last night. completing
all arrangements for the opening of the
season May 2.
The Varnell & Co team. which for
feited its franchise, will likely be replaced
by the Moses & Son team. The last
named aggregation is only waiting TO hear
from Mr. Arthur Moses, whom, it is
understood. WI grant permission and as
sure the necessary backing.
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VETERAN HORSEMAN DEAD.
james II. AppIeEate, at Sixty-hve
Dies from Heart Failure.

Lexington, Ky, April Thames II.
Apologize. aged sixty-five years. a vet
eran OF the civil war and for years one
of the most prominent turfmen in Ken
lucky, died suddenly at his home to-day
Of heart failure. He was for many years
prominent in local Democratic politics,
having held numerous city and county
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St. Peters Trimmed, II to 10.

St Peters baseball nine suffered its
first defeat, yesterday afternoon, at the
hands of the Olympia A. c., by 10 TO II.
Any team averaging sixteen years that
is open for game address Robert Ma
honey. 800 c street southeast
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS game on.

Norfolk, Va, April 2.-Rain prevented
the opening Of the state League season
in Norfolk this afternoon. Norfolk and
Portsmouth will play in Portsmouth to-
morrow and on Saturday. The two teams
viii play the first game In Norfolk.
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District Petition.

No. SO. In 70 establishment Of buildins lire on
Irving street. between Fourteenth and Sixteenth
streets northwest; condemn land. Attorneys. F. Il.
Thomas and J. F. Smith.
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The four low men drop out. and the
four high men roll of tonight
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Equity Court No. 2.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
AT mpti1us Or Equity Court No. ] win be heard
IN Equity Court No. . Mr. Just!oa Barnard pre-
siding.