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BOY QS) who has some automobile experience
would like position in garage to learn the
business thoroughly. or with someone who has
T. NJ. +. go" Pope-Hartford, Cadillac; will
F. M'ANDREW, 1876 Hopkins av.. Jersey City,
JAPANEsE young man wants position; country
or city; bachelor or houseworker; $50 wages;
has good references. HAMA, 79s Lexington av.,
New York
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A delayed advertisement brings only the after
math of trade. It's the FIRST call that ca pturee
the procession OF customers.
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AUGENSTEIN-on Thursday, April Il.
1910, Ralph r. Augenstein. beloved
child of Rudolph and Mary Augen-
stein (nee BiebeD, aged 5 months 4
DAYS, 224 Avon avenue.
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HEYDER-At West Orange, April q.
1910, Henry A. Heyder, a Whittlesey
venue
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PICKETT-On April %, 1910. Thomas
J., son of the late William and
Bridget Pickett.
Relatives and friends of-the de-
ceased are kindly invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence,
No. All william street, Harrison, on
Monday. April 25. at s a. M. to Holy
Cross Church, where a Solemn High
Mass of Requiem will be at 9 a.
M. for the repose of his soul. In
torment in Cemetery Holy Sepulchre.
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HAGAN-On April %, 1910, Henry
Hagan, aged SO ears 6 months, II
Magazine street.
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ALLAN-At East Orange, \. j., April
q, 1910, David Henry, beloVed nus
band of Ann Allan, SO Marcy aVenu
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Real Estate for Sale or to
Let.
I time 1c a word: 3 times 2lsc q word;
times 4i5c a word; 81 a line / month.

two-family houses IN East Orange. near
Erie and Lackawanna railroads. Cross-town
electric; just finished: built on honor. Write.
call o. phone. WILSON. &c Dcdd
ST.. Fast Orange.
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kOERNER-Entered into rest IN Fri
Gay. April %, 1910, William. beloved
husband Of Rosina Koerner (nee
Puerner), aged 81 years I months 8
days, 6S South Orange avenue.
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FREE SAMPBE-Agents only; faucet strainer,
splash preventer: send &c stamp mailing
cost: S. profit daily and upward; let us prove
IT.. X. o. SEED % Reade St, New York.
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LADIES DESIRING ADVICE
BY graduated reg1stered specialist call at MRS.
E1LL1AMS'S Office, private house. 4ss vast
Twenty-secoId St, New York, Q blocks from
Iwenty-third st. ferry. or 4 blocks from TWENTY
faction guaranteed. Charges moderate a.
vice free. Once hours. 10 to 4: Sundays, II TO I.
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Shines 4iac a word 81 a line / month
SAIARlED people, women keeping house and
othera furnished money without security
cheapest rates, easiest terms: save money bv
seeing mo before trading else Of1ces in
% principal cities. D. II. TOLMAN. room sl7.
2Ss Washin Eton 81.
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SHANNON-At East Orange, n. j..
April %. 1910, Roberta Jane, infant
child OF Robert and Mary Bell Shan
non. aged 9 months, 33 Oak street.
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ERICKsoN-on April 81, 1910. Arthur,
beloved husband Of Minnie Erickson
NEE Hednerg), 257 High street.
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Caldwell.


FARMS and homes, also bungalow sizes $500
per acre r L. HELLER Caldwell. y. j.
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ENGLERT-On Saturday, April %,
1910, George Edward, beloved son Of
William and Mathilde Eng1ert tnee
Dannenman), in his 21st year.
Relatives and friends, also Inter-
national Brotherhood Of Electrical
Workers, Local No. 81, are kindly in
Nited to attend the funeral services
on Tuesday, 18th inst, at 2 p. N. az
his late residence. No. 41O South
. Eighteenth street. Interment at
Paramount Cemetery.
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KEHoE-on April %, 1910. Charles
Edward, son of John and Jessie P.
Kehoe (nee Reid. aged S years and
10 months.
Funeral private, from parents resi-
dence, 1927 Emmett street. Inter
ment at Evergreen Cemetery.
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EI KER-Entered into rest on Thurs
day, April Il, 1910. Louis, beloved nus
band of Lizzie Elker (nee SchickeD,
aged 81 years / month Il days.
Relatives and friends, also r.. Helm
isch & Co. and employees. are re-
rpectfully invited to attend the fu-
neral from his late residence. 81
Littleton avenue. on Sunday, April -.
at 2 o. m. Interment in Woodland
Cemetery.
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GCoD Considerable 5-rooin house. lot 29x2I7, for
oily 81 500: s500 cash required. balance on
,nortgaga. Six-room house for only So, 500; con-
venisrt location; lot 50xs5. NATHAN RUS
Sell. lac
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II HOUSE and property situated on the east
side Of Mt. Prospect ava. NJ. 6l1; house IN
perfect order. with all modern Improvements;
SPACIOUS grounds. trolley car passing the door:
price low to purchaser or good tenant. Apply
at the offrt of ABNER S. & SONS,
No. IS Front ST.. foot of Rector ST.. city.
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IrxHBocs-on April %, 1910, at the
rsssasucs OF his daughter, Mrs. Il
". vandelL Bloomfield avenue, We
n1ns, N. J.. David Harrison Doooins
in the s0th year of his age.
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Real Estate for Sale.
I time l. a word; 3 times 2sc a word;
6 times 4sc a word 81 a line ] month.
OUT OF TOWN.
P!camfield.

$l.5o1 CASH. secures immediate possession Of
6ne l0-room house. 2SxSs: lot 5~0x2oox44; sS,0s.
NATHAN RUSSELL. Inc.
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JNbY two Minutes from Lackavanna station
AL Newark ears: attractive new house, ?
~oorrs. two bathrooms, electric light, decorated;
lot 6ox:50 50: price 81. s.. 800 mortgage at 5
per can't. balance to suit purchaser. NATHAN
RUSSELL. Ire.
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ENNIS-Friday. April %, 1910, Theo-
dore Ennis. husband of Mary r. En-
mis- (nee Williams), in his seventy
seventh year, 352 Fifth street, Jersey
City, n. j.
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TWo-FAMlLy H~OUSF-First floor, ) rooms and
bath: second floor. 6 rooms and bath; third
Goo. . rooms a.d storage rooms; ceInented cell
is:. separate stea n heaters. improvements; lot
33x1l3: s. 900: 81 @ta cash required; carrying cost
"fi aer north first floor rents for SGT; second
foo Vacart. ready for Immediate possession.
1--we trent Or ? cheap rent. Will take build
ing lot for equity. NATHAN RUSSELL. Inc.
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LAURENT-On Friday, april %, 1910,
Caroline B., widow of Thomas H.
Laurent, in her 69th year. 240 North
Sixth street.
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Agents Wanted.

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S times 4fsc a word; 81 a line 1 month.
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Situations Wanted-Male.

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s times &c a word; 81 a line / month.
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Real Estate for Sale.
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8 times tL.c a word; 81 a line / month.

JAMES ST.. 40, near Plane-Brick residence.
good neishborhood, near D., L. &-W. R. r..
also shopping centre, . rooms and bath. In per-
feet order, all modern improvements. $500; ON
liberal terme.
For above and other genuine and decided bar
gains SEQ
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Do YCE want to buy a building lot In Gesir-
abe peiehborhood at fright prices? If so here
are 2 few for your considera ton: Clinton road.
47x1l0 s9iG: S6x150 s9io.50: 5Gy15O. 81. $50. Md
lard ~. d0xi5G. 81. 200. Have others If these are
not what you want. NATHAN RUSSELL, Inc.
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MODERN new house. s rooms, bath, steam
heat. good ~locat'on: lot 40x1 so: IS. 200. or would
rent. $40. NATHAN RUSSELL. Inc.
&EW House. 9 rooms. bath. every improve
mem: %. 2?vi5e: orlv a, $50, or would rent,
SEQ. NATHAN RUSSELL, Inc.
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STARBIRD-on April 81. 1910, Alice
Vinton, beloved wife of George Star
bird, aged "a years. 109 Bloomfield
avenue.
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LoEwENBERG-on Friday, April %,
1910, at parents residence. 237 Sixth
avenue. Sylvia, beloved child of Ber-
tina and Sigmund Loewenberg (nee
Cohen), aged 1 year 10 months.
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BERNIUS-At West Orange. \. J., on
Thursday. April 21st, 1910, Christine
Bernius fnee VaseD. widow OF Fred
erick Bernius.
Funeral services will be held at her
late residence, S5 Valley road, West
Orange. on Sunday. April 24th. at :
o'clock p. m. Relatives and frlends
ere respectfully invited to attend. III
terrnent in Rosedate Cemetery.
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Uax-on April %. 1910. at his home
rs BsIlsviss avenue Addison Voor-
heau. husband of Sarah r. Chamber
Iass Deg, in his forty-second year.
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PhrenOlOgy.
Medical.

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BEYER-Entered into rest on frloaA,
April 90. 1910, Eugene Boyer, beloved
husband of Matilda y oaee
Frank, in his 18th year. 10 Lit1ietoh
avenue.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. On SATURDAY
April 20, 1910. Horace I. Brumiey.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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New Hork. =; Phslaslelphln, Z.
nFSoklyn. .; nostSn. ;.
PittsburE. 4; Chicago, ..
~. l.0alia. q: ClRelnaatL ..


NEW YORK tN ~. . PHILADELPHIA Is H.. &
PHILArFI PHIA. April %. If there Is any
thing In the engaging variety OF the n1tional
nasiime that wac not introduced In the
concluding struggle bel Neen New Ork and
tho PhiladelDhias this afternoon h Rusi
have escaped the observation Of the vigilant
reporters On tho scene IN the fret seven
innings MsTqusrd held 'he phiiii-- down
10 one hii a nuse double bv Hransheld In
the second. which Seymour Overran After
that they did nothing with him until the
eighth, when for the time being he lost his
bearings aud issued thIce passes. lhsn
he became veFv muCh De.ved hecause
rmDiFe tombstone permitted Grants lire
drive 20 right To go ~ \ hit instead Of a
catch. and In tho aTEume a ahich enSued
he was banished if that drive had been
allowed 70 90 a. a catch a dJahle play would
have resulted aud the phillies lnsTead 81
being credited with four runs world have
been retired Tor ore However, with the
great lead that the i;iants secured Ia tho
middle rounds these four runs did not
matter much. for Crsndall no stsrf eeded
the big squihpaW. held the locals safe the
Though he IVES biz ct intervals al through
the first ave innings. not = run should have
been made % Moren the threa tallies
:, Ord up aRsinst him tein 2 due TO errors
~ NV kaAN ~ AAAaAlaaANAsA y AlAA AlAei
two safeties had been made % him In the
sixth. he Was retired. Humphreys taking
his place. The latter did not last lOnR
-Four men Tered hiuI, une Of whom. Merkle.
made q sacrifice. ard the three Others
MaFuuard Meyers and Devore made hits
hen he was retired, Moroney takinR his
place. Before the latter could get going
be gave a pass and w0s iOurhed ~ for
pair u singles. the Giants scoring six
runs before they were finally retired The
all around plny Ing OF DOYle was the bright
Of one handed catches bv Magee were the
relieving incidents In the WORK Of the Phillsea
The sore.
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Totals - a Z
'haticd Tor Train IN u'Hth inninE
fHatird foT Collins 10 ninth luhinr
.haitei Tor Gri. In uintt lnuiHg
BnookhH y o % g A
loston l1l OUu y :
Vuns Hr0oaiSn Mrrh. Wumuel nsubert
~ smith nOston Moran. % . Slulth Trst
basr "a error nrooEin. Iru ga hs,~s
Boston. e. lIBoEbn. q itrst hase on hail.-
az Gurus a. o. HaFEer. g stfti-E OFT. on f'rrtls
J. ~ HarEeT. Z. hoine rIn n = smith rae
base TITS Gurus, NrFh en- " smith Ssrriae-
hlt oinus stolen hasfs ilummri uaubsrt
llefFod uoublr flar~ Nv eenff and Shean
hufrh ana uaubert M nv pi'rhgt. ~ Gurus
n Nmlthi via M h tuTrs mulrr 10 rhirf
l1Eirr. ASSISTANT ~ pre- IN sHe The
b or and a. mtuutrs
PtrtahuHn. CuICs0O ~ 90
l'rrrAnuRu April ~ HOtdius ths a. iicaRs lean
~ ~ hits and shutting them OF sas fauri'z
recn-d 70 day. Brown vas BIZ hafd but rood
neidinF prevented more runs pittshuTg scsFrd
~ rn IN ne fourth m Miller single md TBun' :
double 7 he Nrofe
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. ~ bod go . Ins .I.l1 Inalus

Totals as a.l.i
'haiied Tor Ncihhley In ths aAth tnninG
roruneo.. .........0 o . q 90 Ga
Newark ......... 0Cl essB -
Runa- NCWhrk-Crisp. Iimmsrman. he3 81.
Isudrn. AHieY, Mre1lnnlty. rOruntP-Nauahn.
Neuonah. shaw, DelehanD. Aursn. stolen
basse-Naughn. Aullrn. SacriAce hit Agicr,
Two base hts Zimmerman. GumeAaW. :. Three
hase hlt-Meger. Home rln-Cuap. nUuole
piay y Loudra. Meyer end Agief Hits % Nc
Otnley In I'VE innlngs. hWuck out-Dy Nctiin-
nig FIRST hasr "a halls Od McGtnniiy. =.
% Rudolph. /. tiit by pitcasf-by McliRhltl
NandcGflt and hctAunadl. fifst haha % errgrs
-NeWark. T. Toronto. !. LEFT On bates-Newark.
s. Toronto. a Cmpsrc IN chief-- FinnefAn. A.
gs,ant ump,Fe Hurst Time-i hour aud a
mlautCA
IEnssT CITT. >; RocHnstkR l.
Hannifan's srroT IN the nFst lnninH Of yesieT
days game between lerasy City and hochesier
saved tire hfunc1s q shutout ana EecoaNtated
The playin Of an eauA lnnlng before the Skeee rs
sucrretind N wluntnH 1hf ,rnrW.
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Totals - 2 = ~ o.
'Battsa fos Brown IN ihe nlnth innlng
Chirago o o q o q n o q
PittsbuTR 00O o o D o i
Run PttsburE Miller Two bass bit,-
FINN. 2. Needham. Miller stolen bases ByrBa
Miller Double play - WaHneF Miller and TYnn
First hass on balls- On POWELL D. Of HFoun :
St-lck OFT S. ~ PoWsn . BY Known. & TmplTr
In chief Klein. Atstnant umpire Name lime
TO- I hour end a. rninutea
~ LOUta ~. ~, q CIEcfNNtu Z
CINCINNATI. April n The Cardinals took
ths htst ~ q series Of seven games win Inc Refs
this afternoon. The score.
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A. New Oyieaae- View Orieaaa a Birmingham. =
~ Nashvils Nashville. & Msmrhia
~ Chaliang1Ea -Auanta. = ChafannnTa. o.
AZ Mobile NOS tgumey.l Mobile
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shattcd for Graz In the ninth inning
Wrst1u 30 y o q
Waahinaton, ...... o . . "a
Runs nnst1n -Frrnth Ntlrs .. Hoonrr
Warrington Milan. Lchyrlt FIbcrfeid first
tass on errors Bost0n. g. Washington Ileft
on base Host0n. :. ashlngton. 7. ftr,t base on
hais-On walker on kargrr 9 ,trIrk 0ut Il
nv Waller. Z. ~ hhrHef, 7 sacrifice hits
ilord, Nilns, ft4hi, lrats. Milan. stolen hasns -
fIsnt elt = unHlauh Ilouble plays MraFids
and Unriauh. French, Wagner and stahi Ia.
rituh Waiker MrRrdr and Srhaeer nm By
rfurhef - karger street. z on sire In rhlef
f,ant Assistant umpire EEan I'm. hours
CHICAGO a. b., =: uRTHou o
CHtrA0o Apri "a -rhe Waite SoH shnt nut
me ustf1it Tlgrrs thth afternoon. White FOR
IhLcaEn. nIlnNrn hut one BIZ Inr .nnrr
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'Bst'sd Tor Casper 10 me ssvsnih Inning
81 Louis n0O 90 q
Clnrlnnah ...... OOua q
Runs-Sf Louis Hurgina, ElIis. Oaaea Hoo
etrhF. Clnclnnau-hlleT Two haze htr-
Miner, MrLean. Evans. Homti nIn-Hurring
stolen hage-hauseT. iacHace hts4-ffnTrl1n
Fiisips, z Eaaa. FifsJ ha-e m haiis-On Uagpsr
Z, ~ IoNan. 7. OF Harmon. Passed ball
Mclean. Suuck out ~ Casper. !. BIZ Harmdn
! Leit % nases- Clncinnah. q ~ Louis.
Brennan. Tine hour ard 81 minute
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Totals - = ~ .
'hatiei Tor MOrousy in ihs ninth Inning
NrW YORK TO- o o o .
PHILADELPHIA @ 90 0 4
hlua- Neu Vera uetorr. a boyle . BrdWeii
Devun, Melefa, Vanguard fhiiaEelphia
utus, loulea. Chsek. noToney Hits on Nora
=. OF Humphreys. a. % MuToncy. g. o. Marpusrd
a od Crauial. l. Siolrn hasrs uoyle Murray
castle Two hase hits nranshrld. l0J w. ard
set len - bases l'hiladeinhlA. s. New YsTk
Sarrnre hits Nrrtle. Mage Stuick aut-
~ Mafauard 5. b. hprrn. s. flFst base On balls
on Marquard, q 81 Morsa. . via 1dtch-
Morenef Hit b. BfEhrr ~ Marquard Mo.
Fo0eg' lmpire IN chlef- iohnatonr assistant
umpire horan. Tine hours and y mihutes
BROoELTN. q hosTON ~. ~.
Eosto,. ApFil BY aiming from Bos-
ton tO.da, RFOOglyn rvened 49, the series
at ta0 gaHes apirOe. The Superhls started
~ v they we're going 10 run Away With The
"a me. bat ulter the iirst inning both hers
werc stsadv. Two rTfoTs and The Niidness
VI Curtis gave hroOsiyn tWo runs In the
first home run by Harry SnEh. the
beaneafefs catcher tel ~ scurr In the
third. Ia the ninth iN0 singles, q ba-s' on
balls aud an error gave the visitors The
Winning fun-. The aUuru
aHOunLVN Eusr1g
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A. Dallas Galveston. q: Dallas
A. Oklahoma civ OtlahomA CIV Wsro Z
fourteen lnnlmFHl.
A. houlion- shTryep0Tt. .. houston q
A. Tort Wofih-san Antoato. D. Fort WoFth a.
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A. Waterbary Watsrbury. 20. New Hdtain. q
ipTingheid NoTthamptna. 7 Springfield. q
- 1fidgeport- HTidHepoTt, 2, Neg Haven a.
A. Hartford - h0iy0he g. hartford. .
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A. lynn Lynn. =. Lawrcnce. q
~ Loarii-NeH Bedford, 5. level
A. truckton- tan idver, a 1rnrkton q
a. Wnrcester-Wn tcr =. Hay erhiH t-sitaa
IN tedthi.
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Totals. u asa y To'ah ~ 81 = ?
phsladfIphia % o % q % -
k-u- YoTs 90 o iOl o. o o e
Runs phi.anel rhia Olf-1g BAKER. : Davis
FfiiadslnHia . NrW NorE LETT on base
phfiadelphta. =. NgN York. a First base on balls
OF HrudeT 1trlrk Out--hy Bender by
Quinn. ( Two hase nlts-haker, Davis WoiteF
Tree Ofiinn sacrifice hits rIavts. iAuorte
stsien hases=Uartsel. Baker. Murnhv. Living
ssnn. Austn. lcnhie PLAY tcmphill anu knieht
tlmrlTe tn chief onnolly Assistant umpire.
Eneen Tine hour and ~ minutes.
BosroN "A. 49, s. WASHINGTON T.
waaHfxnros April 0-Tw0 Washinrton
bitehers failed 20 stop Boston % day and me Red
koH made seventeen hits. Milan's running ratr h
go eff nsldfnW feature. The arores
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waliace. i've bans hiis-Naiiace loss. flahfT
THREE haus hlts-lafd. ?. AaCrincs hlls-krue
ger, Griggs Stolsn baen-turner. First bass
~ noNFn I: b. Jega. a LETT On balsa- 81 Louls
q Clevelaud. Tine I hour and - minutes
Umpire 10 CHEF Peffine Assistant lmplFe
ufounhHn.
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A. PirhrHend Narfoik. 2. RlrhnonG
A. Portsmouth Puralunuth. N. nanVfue. a
So iynrthufg franofe, & ynrthurr. q
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EASTERN LE4GTE.


Newark opcned ~ hFsi series win Torres 20 10
Newark gesteftay anncAlnM anoihgf gaR,e ief
Their win cnlHmn Ice hcOlnnity niched. ~
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A. Lssiiuyflie- columbut. .. Leu,aytls =
A. Milueukee--si paul. 4 hiluaukes. q
dw, q
A Indianapolis -Toisda. 8. indiunaIsnn
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.PHILLTES ARB GIANTS NEAT
NEW WORKERS WAKE IT THREE
STRAIGHT WINS.
Oas sided Ile.::c Win VIetSVS Grabbing
SlN nuns N OlaS lnRing IBrOoAlyRs
Win N BSstoa Pirates Get EVen
Win Cubs- Cardinals Heat hetls.

There vas more woe ia Philadelphia
Yesterday. The Giants cleaned up the
Philliea AGAIN. making IL three straight
wins from The late leaders. The New Works
gained on the ChicaEos. who were shut on,
by "a. Pirates. u was nice revenge for the
Pirates for the beating they received In
ChlcaES the other day. The nroOklyns
made the most 81 the Boston good thing.
and the Cardinals took q game from the
Cinoinnatis. The CincinBatla. BOstOns and
Cardinals are tied for afh Iiace. rh-
results
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gsa, pl.c,s nrn,r p'.ysd +. ~Osd'rful zane At
cLHvNlAND

Totaa 4, sl5M0 Ts,slA :; am I
S {, ;a ..-.... ssSSS e
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HANDED IT TO ATHLETICS
NISPLIVS ~ SEVENTH COSTLi
FOR Milan DERN.

gumn tpuiuiirhrd by blrRdeF m Latter
part ~ Ele,en lRntng Game De-
irolis tIlankrd by white ssN--CleVe-
laRsis and nnstsns Win Their Games.
By misplays in the seventh inning yesier-
ray che New Works handed a game 10 the
Athletics They came back 10 third place,
tis Athletics taking second place. The
Dstrous acre shut Out boy the White So1.
Who got out n last piucr That post went
TO the Browns. who we're heaten by tho
Cisvelands The Hos,aHs PLAYED ophill
ball and Won from the washiBgions. The
resultz
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PACKARD touring raFt. ior lHmrfiat. ale
aaappg c1i rar, fuily cqutEnrf $50. NsF5 hand
one pa.stnfeT rar Vito f0idinH asaik. hrHaa
lfimlned ~lln t1icl1 and fNli e1ulnmsHt ala.
lanf l1gntst iliuuaine IN Nea ori 49, ln NAN.
HAfTAN sTuNattF 90. ~ 1iB 81 itth vi
fpRn g ARS ct inuring t1ls. cyi. straight
~ pel., ep boa cars iuliy elu.Tpcd At ~
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Run higafp- heider. Two base nit ke'der.
SarHnee mts Hahn. Whit. Hiarkburne Narr
mr. ~ -isandW ~toieu hass Hush strurk cas-
BY Mute q b. SUMMER. & Fryt hase an
kais-uf hiae 3 % Summers . Double niay
e. niack hufne End Gandl ieft on bases @ hirag8.
. Detroit q tmDire N chief =Nhsridtn. aaa1t
ant mpire-k Kern Tine 4 hOur and = MINI isa
CLKvEL,hD. y. ~ luCfa "a o. T.
~ LuUla Aprn - Cleveland uun the npenIng
nae from So LCuis 70 dsv IoaE vas bard hit
but atnsafuntl 1elllng htlued Nm 1ut ~ mn1g
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A. Auaus'A AuF1nta. z. csiamsus. .
A. --a4Nannah. q MaanN /
A. ColuHa1ia-lack a. cuiumbia. :.
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sehoolbsy PWcher slrlksa out - Men.


feated the Curtis High nine Yesterday on
curtis Field By a score Of 70 q. Stuyveaant
HiEh played q high class game Of ball.
Banker the pitcher OF Sfuvvesant struck
ON tWenty-One men The score
stuyvesant OzOOO O0OO-l 7 o
Curra oOoO 900 y 90 2 :
Batteries BanEeT and clara: Hastings and
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CresnenI Athletio Club golfers started
their season a hay Ridge yesterday With
an eighteen hole medal play NNtsfn
golfers struck on ana the winner Was b. N
Evans. Nho returnsd a card % w. ISL.
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WILL skill our autuuohilr % 3 PER rena
commission With no chhrrH tnr sigrnar. CHANCE 70
ret ore Gfird r1uFc fhnu dealers wM dive. hrin7
>. MANnArrAN sruHAGE 90. az 80 Wesi
ifih &C.