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GLOBE-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 11)01. THE BOSTON 10 Business Chances SUNDAY SERVICES. I 9 HOLLIS THESATiRE. ISAAC Propriotor and Manager Curtain Rises Tonight at 7:45.

2 Neva II AppearancestThreshie Loses Game at Last Matinee Today at 2. New York. Tonight; Goodby Performance mR, I Boston Nall Takes Lead Alia ME 0 tO THEATRE ECGZSE and MATINEE TODAY. DENMAN Toomrson THE OLD HOLESTEAD TONICHT AT C. Tickets Now Ready for Washington's Birthday MATINEE or NICHT.

TOM011SUNDAYEveninz. VIETH "POPULAR MUSIC CONCERT." FIRST RECIMENT BAND. smto.ENt; COMER, ilvieen Regent or DP. Nittr.r0; ERA NrEs cl It RA Magnetic Comicflienne orl Voralist: A iliE CAMPREI.L. 'various Vocalist; 1101.1.1S rid iv ot TON.

Pcwnlar PuPttlta; MASTER, 8 Roe Soprano; anti ttRUE J. LAtIA. Trombone Soloist. 1 Kno NOTHING SEVIS. dit-Vo utJto f4.11to on Selo Roston Tbestre box office.

MUSIC HALL AND ortir. WORLD IN WAX) HAMILTON PL. WINTER ST. lelephane 1744 ozterd. 13'DICIab EVERY SEAT RESERVED AFTERNOONS fittond Calcony OC Eemainder of House 25c (Saturdaya and IloWays EVENINGS econd Balcony OC 1 Irst Balcony 25c Orchestra Circle, 12 Rows 25c Ord).

Front. 12 rows, and Box Seats 50c tSaturda3s aud tiolidays Excepted. VAUDEVILLE Wei I es el IN clo xi' os I a es mi rit Continuous trona 12:20 M. to 10:30 In M. John W.

Damsons oak tonnes Linton Mr, nt) re Dobertrs Poodles Tableaux Itants Entitled Lew Hawkins Stone Barr Evans Almon! Dumont templet, Orchestra 1 Itazraph And Man) Other Ittrong Features. The only ind.vI1I Unit 1 Neve Enta.Inntil with a permanent Complete Orcheatra. MATINEE MOUVENITIA. 2000 Nouvenie Pores of eboeninte Pon. Pone will be prenented to the tire patrons erterinte Ilall betweeti 12 I anti 2 144 tontine.

CASTLE TH 421 Tremont It. Tel. 077 Bennett nt I Monte Boll Tel. extort. Daily at 2 anl 8 P.

Doors Open At I and 7 P. It Daily at 2 ad 8 P. M. Elaborate Production of THELITTLE MINISTER 115e, 25e an" Nothing. Mat' Iberia.

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ot 'Monday Mai cep. A tins Nov? --Tit NIATIrg onewmpson tit fit OSTOil Air 11-1, MUSEUM al 4. 2 WEEKS ONLY. ILITINILL5 al 2. Second Nintinee Today.

Third Matinee Feb 22. ton'a tAirthilay,) Fourth 5totinee Feb 23. -IX 1.Aa-r NI.t.., CD E) ID FR IR'. Comedy by Pant heater. Management of kLAW et ERLANGER.

Sonts on Sate for Fricayoment. GRAND OPERA HOUSE Letolee net Te 1109 TN-Knout. Evenings at Li. Matinees Sat. J.

IL reelests ROSE MELVILLE Is Great Rurat sot ot sot tilt Las; Season. SI Nee Features. Scorn flOPRINS Nett WeAVARO and VOKES. It tI3 ATIRAt TIVE ENTERTAINMENT. k- 51: i11111STIAN UNIONAt the uniart telt, t.

tkrit Eth 111. the Itosioa tautictille mod Skia halt 40el1ue.dy I', ii. 11,,1. or saw aunt Miss Mattel liamta 1nt Ittzit ttotiek, fill ti'L: Mlas, Nclite Nickerson. 'maga: 51r 'rflks chariketer laqtersoaatioas: ith succeastill Ine All stemtterv, an4 Irttuta tickets reads Nicailas eventoz, kseb Pi.

at 5 o'clock: dosra att .15, 1,, at o'clock: tuernher, 11 Itcr sear WILLIAkt U. BALLWIN. rrirt-E, se.eF. OVVARD TODAY 1 Till Li P. M.

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Grand to, Jai i al. coaacertla Pre tk-9, 14 L14 Roue )nt tent 2000 12 RE atom IL ER Ann. hor ft trip, a III': tal i EP I 1-6 L2 4Ir- 4 gemmitundommni 1 'I 1 A DEATHS. COLLINSIn tide city. Feb 15.

Mrs Edward M. Collins (nee Rine). 27 yrs. Funeral from the residence of ber parents. No.

18 Seneca Monday. Feb IS. at 8:15 a in. Solemn bigh mass at the cathedra of the Holy Cross at 9 a ta. Relatives and friends invited.

CONROYIn this city. Feb 15, John beloved Inieband of Cella XL Conroy. Funeral from bis late residence. 41 Charter at. rear.

Monday moraine. at o'clock. Solemn high mass of tequiem at St Stephen's church. iISSOVer St. at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends are respectfully invited. CROWLEYIn Se.merville, Feb 15. Dennis. be bushand of Catherine Crow icy (nee 111111Y). Funeral from bis late residence.

64 Bow at. 5londay. Feb IS. et 8:30 a m. Requiem high mass at St Joseph's church.

rider' sq. at 0 o'cloek. Relatives and friends kindly invited to attend. CUNNINGHANIIn Jamaica Plain. Feb 15.

James beloved child of Thomas F. aud Maria Cunningham, 4 yrs 7 mos bad Funeral from parents' residence, 82 Child at, Saturday, Feb Id. at 2 m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. CURTINIn North Cambridge, Feb 15.

Mars widow of Timothy Curtin. of Burke, Y. removal of remains from residence of daughter, Mrs Thomas F. Martin. 15 Sherman at.

Cambridge. Mass, Sunday, Feb 17, at 4 Remains leave union station at 7 o'clock for Chateaugay. Y. DONOVAN-1n this city. Feb 15.

Dennis, beloved husband of the late Hannah Donovan. Funeral from the Little Sisters of the Poor, Dudley tit. Saturday. Feb 16. at 8:30 a m.

Services at St Patrick's church at 9 a in. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. ERICKSONIn Roxbury. Feb 14, Eric E. Erickson, preeident of the Erickson Electric Equipment Co, 50 yrs.

Funeral services at his late residence. 12 Thwing at. Roxbury. Saturday, at 2 o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited to attend without further notice.

FITZPSTRICKIn this city. Feb 14, Margaret, beloved wife of John Fitzpatrick (nee Weir). Funeral from her late residence, 51 Revere at. Sunday, Feb 17, at 2 o'clock. Services at St Joseph's church, Chambers at, at 2:30 m.

Relatives and friends invited Prince Edward Island papers please copy. GANNONIn East Cambridee, Feb 15, Mary beloved child of Thomas and Annie Gannon, 10 yrs 3 meet 4 ds. Funeral from parents' residence, 113 ad at. Sunday, Feb 17, at 2 m. Relatives and friends invited to attend.

CIOR31ANIn Dorchester, Feb 14, Kittle Gorml 21 yrs Funeral from her parents' rest-deuce. 10 Pniltan ay. Sunday, at 2 o'clock. Prayers at St Peter's church at 2:15 o'clock. HANSONAt City hospital, Feb 8.

Hattie Florence, wife of Wm. H. Hanson. HENNESSEYDrowned in Dorchester bay, Feb 14, James. beloved son of John and Julia Hennessey.

10 yrs 6 mos. Funeral from his late residence. No. 47 Kimball at, Sunday; Feb 17, at 2 o'clock. Services at 't St Peter's church, Meeting House Hill, at 3 in.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend. HORMELIn South Boston, Feb 15, at 41 st, Ernest son of Ernest and Albertina Hormel, 23 yrs. Funeral from German Lutheran church. West Newton at, Monday, Feb 18, at 2 m. HUNTERJames the beloved husband of Charlotte E.

Bunter. departed this life Thursday morning, in his 76th year. Funeral from his late residealce, 74 Vernon at, Roxbury, on Sunday. at 11 a m. Relatives and friends are cordially invited to attend.

LOCKEIn Chelsea. Feb 13, Caroline A. wife of Andrew J. Locke, 63 yrs. Services at late residence, 138 Washington av, Monday.

at 10 a in. Interment at Portsmouth. LOVEJOYFeb 14, Lorenzo Lovejoy. 67 yrs 9 mos 16 ds. Funeral Feb 16, 28 Monument at, West Medford.

Waterville, Me, papers please copy. McCARTHYIn Revere, Feb 14, Margaret, be. loved daughter of Charles and Mary McCarthy, 6 yrs 9 mos 16 ds. Funeral from her parents' residence. Genesee at, Revere, Saturday, Feb 16, at 2 o'clock.

Relatives and friends kindly Invited to attend. McDEVITTIn Lexington. Feb 15. Owen P. McDevitt, 1 mo 2 wks.

Funeral from his parents' residence, Burlington at. Lexington, Ssiturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Relatives and friends luvited. SlcDEVITTIn Canibridgeport, Feb 14. Edward, beloved husband of Ellen McDevitt (nee Ellen McGee).

71 yrs. Funeral from his late residence, 87 Tremont st. Saturday. at 9 a m. Requiem high mass at St Mary's of the Annunciation at 10 a tn.

Relatives and friends Invited to attend. Interment at Calvary cemetery. MeWILLIAMSIn Lowell. Feb 14, Alex McWilliams, 61 yrs 6 mos. MEDUS'e-In Roxbury, Feb 13.

Sarah, widow of James Itedus, 62 yrs. Funeral from her late residence, 9 Wiggiesworth at, Roxbury. Saturday, Feb 16. at 8 o'clock. Services at 9 o'clock at Mission church.

Relatives and friends kindly invited to be present. MULCAHYIn this city, Feb 15, Timothy beloved son of Hannorah and the late John. Mulcahy. Funeral from the residence of his mother, 193 W. Springfield at, Monday, Feb 18, at 8:15 a ea.

Services at the church of the Immaculate Conception at 9 a In. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. MURI'llYIn this city. Feb 14, Patrick 1. beloved husband of Ellen Murphy, 37 yrs.

Funeral from his late residence. 6 Longmeadow at. Dorchester. Mass. Sunday, Feb 17, at 2 o'clock.

Services at St Peter's church, Meeting house Hill. at 2:30. Attendance of relatives and friends requested. MURPHYIn this city. Feb 15.

Daniel E. Murphy. 37 yrs. Funeral from W. J.

Cassidy's undertaking rooms, 120 Harrison ay. Sunday, Feb 17, at 1:15 o'clock. Services at Pt James' church at 1:30. MURPHYin East Somerville, Feb 15, Matthew P. Murphy.

55 yrs 8 mos. The deceased was a member of the Kearsarge naval veteran and of Willard C. Kinsley post 139. G. A.

R. Funeral from his late residence. 76 Bonair at. Sunday, Feb 17, at 2 m. Requiem high mass at St Ann's at 9 o'clock.

Kindly omit dowers. NOLANIn Cambridge, Feb 14. Mary, beloved wife of James P. Nolan, 67 yrs. Funeral from her late home, 47 Sacramento St.

Sunday, at 1:30 tn. Services at the house. Relatives and friends are invited. O'DONNELLin South Boston. Feb 14.

Bridget, beloved wife of Patrick O'Donnell, 46 yrs. Funeral from her late residence. 580 East itti at, Saturday, Feb 16. at 8:15 a in. Services at the Gate of Heaven church at 9 a tn.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend. O'KEEFEIn East Boston, Feb 15, Nellie beloved daughter of Edward J. and Elizabeth B. O'Keefe. 15 yrs 6 mos 10 ds.

Funeral from her late residence, 376 Bremen t. siinday. at 2 Relatives and friends are invited to attend. PRATTIn Roxbury. Feb 15, S.

Howard I'ratt, late of Dorchester. Mass. 57 yrs 11 mos 19 ds. Notice of funeral later. REYNAUDIn Dorchester, Feb 15, James beloved son of Elizabeth and the late James J.

Reynami, 22 yrs 3 mos 6 ds. Funeral from the residence of bis mother, Mrs Elizabeth Noonan. 14 Page at, off McLellan at, Dorchester. Monday. Feb 18, at 8 a tn.

Solemn high requiem mass at St Peter's church. Meetieg House Hill, at 9 a in. Relatives and friends invited to attend. ROTIANIn this city. Feb 15.

James Rebell. Funeral from his late residence, 4 Unity at, Sunday, at 2 at Relatives and frieuds invited. ROLLINSIn Cambridge. Feb 14, George O. Rollins.

CI yrs 10 mos. Funeral Sunday, Feb 17, at 2 in, at 'L'e2 Farwell pl. No flowers. SULLIVANin East Boston, Feb 14, Michael beloved husband of Minnie A. Sullivan (flee King).

32 yrs. Funeral from his late residence. 42 Everett at, Sunday, at 2 Reattives and friends, invited to attend. Late Member of local assembly 5789. Knight of Labor.

Lexington, Feb 14, Ralph Veld, infant son of Thomas G. anu Fatah O. Whiting. 6 mos 23 dit. Funeral at parents' residence.

Waltham st Sunday. Feb 17. at 2'. pm. KEARSARGE ASSOCIATION.

Funeral of Shipmate, Mattliew F. Murphy from his late home, Bonair st, Soinertille, at 2 Sunday. Yeti VT. sJ1. Snipinates will at-lead, per order of DANIEL Uk.a Admiral.

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Most Wouderful Brace. lie Gels as Far as 399 and Then Misses. Conklin Runs Out, Having 10 Points to Make. Victor 11111 Meet l'osOor the Championship Today. xnnw YORK, Feb 15-C.

F. Conklin of Chicago won the honors from Charles Threshie of Boston after a sensational game which was to decide the best amateur billiardist in this year's tournament which has been in progress for the last two weeks in the theatre of the Knickerbocker athletic club. Conklin and Thresh le up to tonight had each won three out of the necessary four games and it was generally understood that a battle royal would ensue when they came together for the final tussle. Conklin won the bank and chose the white ball, and in his fourth inning he made 52, to which Threshic replied with 32. Conklin's next best effort was 45, which placed him more than 60 points ahead of his adversary.

Up to this time Conklin had been playing steady billiards, his position play being almost perfect. At the end of the ninth inning his score stood 112, against Threshie's 40 Threshie in his fourth inning made 32, and It was accumulated by some magnificent all-round play. But he failed to duplicate this score during the entire game. Conklin, still keeping the lead with a series of clever shots, ran his total up to 270 in his 27th inning. He was then over 70 points ahead of his opponent.

Threshie playing steadily reduced this lead to 23 points in his 32d inning by a beautiful bunch of 35 caroms. Conklin immeolately replied with a break of 28 and followed up with 46 three innings later. Threshie then, in his wonderful open play, made 29, 17 and 15 in rapid succession. while the western man only gathered in 13. Threahle was now in excellent form and he gradually reduced the Chicago man's lead I nd tinaliy passed him on the 46th inning, the score then being Threshie's favor, 399 to Conklin's 388.

It looked now as if Threshie had the game in hand. He threw away an Opportunity by missing a masse shot to count out the game. Conklin ran out, and the score stood 400 to the Bostonians 399 The winner played a con-; game throughout. Threshie played beautifully throughout the game. but his manipulation was only spasmodically correct.

Tomorrow night the game will be for the championship between Conklin and Foss. Following is tonight's score: C. F. Conklin, Chicago-0, 0, 2, 52, 0, 2, 4. 7, 45, 7, 2, 2, 1, 0, 11, 2, O.

7, 5, 0, -31, 10, 5, 6, 4, 39, 0, 0, 2 1, 10, 28, 0, 1, 48, 8, 5, 1, 0, 9, 1, 10. 1, 5, 2, 10-total 400. AVerage 8 16-48. High runs 52, 46, 45, 39, 331. Charles Threshie, Boston-1.

1, 1, 32, 0, 7, 4. 0, 3, 6, 1, 11. 0, 24, 3, 15. 14, 2 9, 19. 0, 0, 12, 5, '20, 14, a 11.

5. 0, 5, 35, 0, 1, 1. 29, 17, 15, 6, 13. 14 29, O. 10, 4, 0-total 399.

Average it 23-47. High runs 35. 32 23, 29. 24. Referee, Mr Edwin O.

Fleshy, 1N7er- York. FRIZELL JE WETT. Billiard Match in Class at 999th A. A. Ends in Victory 300-221.

In the class billiard tournament at the 999th Artillery association, Charlestown, last evening Fred Frizell beat H. M. Jewett by 79 buttons, the score being 300 to 221. The winner's average was only a few points below 6. This is the second best average made in the tournament.

The summary: Frize11-1, O. 7. 6, 2, 1, 0 11, 9, 1, 13, 3, 16, 2, 1, 1, 13. 9, 7, 0, 23. 15, 1, 1, 10, 1, 6, 5, 0, 2, 21, 6, 0, 6, 19, 0.

3, 1, 27. 0, 3, 16, 1, 0, 4, 1. 2, 1, 1, 1. 5-total 300. Average 5 40-52.

High runs 28, 27 and 21. Jewett-33, 1, 0, 1, 7, 0, 0, 0, 3, 2, 3, 3, 13, 9. 0, 1. 1, 4, 2, 1, 0, 8, 3. 3, 17, 1, 1, 0, 6, 1, 0, 6, 12, 5, 0, 2, 4, 22, 0, 5, 1.

1, 11, 4, 6. 1. 7, 4. 4. 2-total 221.

Average 4 1-3. High runs 33 and 22. Sullivan Service at Et Pau's. There will be at St Paul's church, Tremont st, tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'clock a special musical service, consistIng of selections from the composisions of Sir Arthur Sullivan. The music will be reiniered by the full vested choir of Men and boys under the direction of Warren A.

Locke, the organist and choir master of the churcn. Tile program is as follows: Processional. hymn M6. "Onward Christian Soldiers:" Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis, Anglican-chants; sacred song, The Lost Cnord," the arias. That Thou Hadst Hearkened" and "How Many Hired Servants of My Father's," from The Prodigal Son:" the aria "Daughters of Jerusalem" and chorus, "Yea, Though I from "The Eight of the World;" fertival anthem.

"Sing. 0 Heavens;" recessional, hymn 344, "Nearer, My God, to Thee." SUNDAY SERVICES. THr. FIRST CHURCH OF CHIIIST, Scientist, the mother church, Falinouth and Norway sts, Boston. MassServiees a in kk Ind 3 Itt subject: subjects and sermons copyrighted by Rev Mary Baker Edify; children-a sellool 10:30 a oh SECOND UNIVERSALIST corner Columbus av and Clarendon st Rev N.

Roblin, DD, ministerServices 10:30. Mnsie by quartet, soprano soloist and great chorus choir; composers. Parker, Foote. Handel. Gouuod.

G. W. Chadwick ehoirmaster. RUGGLES-ST BAP CHURCH. near Treninnt atBev 11.

Maine. DD. of Ualou will 10:30 a to, "Tidings From the Battle Frent." ituggles-st quartet; 7:30 an. "Christian Principles of the First Century Requisite for the 2tith." THE FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN church, cor Berkeley and Chatalier sta. De pastor.

Rev A. K. MacLennan. Ill), will preach at 3 and m. Topics, "Cauties of Doubt" and fEnsuspected Yalta" All welcome.

WASH I NGTONI A HOME Temperance meeting Suuday afternoon at 3:30 In chapel, 41 Waltbam st. Edgar P. bleummin. will speak. Miss Lucy R.

Covell will Mug. Public Invited. NEW THESPIAN HALL. 16.4 Nlassaebusetts av 4nr Boylston st), branch' Saboatb of Tremont temple. Sunday.

Feb 17. 3 m. address by Dr Lorimer. singing by quartet and iameregation. UNION CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, corner Columbus av and Weet Newton stPreaebing at 10:30 a in aud 7:30 r.n by Prof George F.

Moore. Sunday school, 12 to. 1. P. S.

C. 0:20 re. DEMOCRATIC PARTYPublic meeting Sunday evenlug. 7:30. at Homestead hall, 724 Watihington 6t.

Subjpet. "Political opened by F. ii. McClellan; free discussion. IN DEPENDENT CHURCH.

Rev Samuel Richard Fuller. Pierce hall, Boston, Copley sq Sunday morninga, subject. Eitilcal Culture: RI) Steanfastnesa of Public invited. BoSTON LIBERAL FORUM. Pilgrim ball, en4 Washington stSua at I in.

Speaker, Rev J. P. Bland. BD. agnoidie.

Sub. "Science va Socialism." Diseession invited. Music. TIIE LM. a Sptritualistic Sainday school.

hold)) its aessions every Sunday at 11 am. la Rea Menu 14 Tremont at, Boston. All weicoine. pRts CLIERCH, W. Concord atPrvactiing by the pastor, Rev A.

D. Maelelainou. BD, at 10:30. Uncareal-for at "God Making Ep His Jewels." NEW TESTAMENT STUDY. coalneted by Aaron M.

Creme. Pierer builiiag. Copiey est. 3.Int nat. St.laii-ct.

The Law et John, iv, Li and TREMONT TE3IPLESong. and evangelistic service at 2:30. Mr C. P. Jartorsois will preside.

Address by Bev 11. P. Smith. Singtrig by the jubilee singers. FIRST CHURCH IN BOSTON.

Berkeley end Marlboro au a Re Ja ints Leila, minister. Morning service at o'cloet. Parish San-day at 3, HOSPITALLER, 724 Washington at. Naomi hallQueotion at "What. Will solve tlie Indastriat Probletn? Opened by Mr Poiniey.

NIESStAIUS CHURCII Ecangeliat W. Davis will preach at 3 in, san.lecta "Inn kAith 01 Aiint." rosTos, YOUNG MENt4 CHRISTIAN CND tNVesper eveuing. at the Colon brill. 4' liaITIstnn Rt. Rev Daniel Do-lane Addisen of All Saints' Episcopal ehurch.

sabjeet. "Sainthood." Special music: Miss Gertrude Walker soprono, Mtge Floretice M. llopkine mexao-sotirano, Mom Helen E. Niatthews alto. Will 11.

Griggs bari- ith Beene." Buck: eeprano solo. "Heaven is My erIflr eiSe.717170 "Salve SanrkrP: baritone gab), From the DPW 118.. soprano sem. -Abide with Outatanding." Griggs: seprano solo, "Day is Liddle: baritone Ik110. Jesus.

Thou Ended." Bartlett. Congregational singing. Georce Mendell Taylor, director. Doors open at L. to begin at 7:30 o'clock.

All yeu.ng people and the nubile cordially invited. TREMONT TEMPLE BArrisr CHURCH. Strengers" Sabbath morning prayer; 10:30 preaching by the pestor. Rev Geo. C.

Lorimer. I D. subject: "Jehovates Guest. or the Religion of a 12:15 Sunday and Bible elasses; 2:30 song and evanglistic serviee, Mr C. P.

Jameson presidina; sd4res by Rev H. P. Smith. evangelist: singing bY Jubilee shiers: 4:30 G081)e4 temperanee service io Lorimer ball. address bn Rey J.

A. Jebneon: music by the C. P. U. orchestra.

Mr L. D. Sr-hriven. director: 5:30 young peoples prayer meeting in Gilbert hall; 7:30 nermon by Pr Lorimer. subieet: "After Death.

or P0At bunions Probation." Bennett). After-meeting CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. corner Tremont anti Brookline sts---Rev Wm. T. PhD, pastor.

will preaeh at 10:30 a in and 7-n0 iii. Morning topic, "The Wrath of the Sunday sehool at 12:15. Christian Entlenvor meeting at 6:30 M. At 7:30 ri Dr 51eElveen hinting his series of talks on the Goepel of Recent Fietion, the book commented upon being Ralph Connor 's "Sky Pilot." Mise Olson of Emerson sehool of oratory reads condensed chapter. Music selections from Haydn, Parker and Dunham (planet and chorus under the direction of Mr 11.

M. Dunham. Seats free. All welcome. THE 30TH ANNIVERSARY of the Massachnvetts Total Abetinence society will be oh-served by a pnblic meeting at the Bromtield-st ehurcli.

on Friday. Feb 22. at 2:30, followed by a banquet. Addresses will be given by LI(In E. H.

Haskell. lion B. B. Johnson. C.

E. Dennett. Rev Thomas Scully. 51iss Jessie Forsyth. Mrst H.

T. Todd. Rev C. H. Mead.

DD. an others. and a historical address will he glen by Rev Alfred Noon. The Franklin quartet will sing. PEOPLE'S TEMPLE, eor Columbus av and 'Berkeley, Rev L.

II. Doreneater. pastors topic. 12, Bible echool: B. Christian Eteleavor: 7:15.

song service: large eeleetions. "Jerusalem. from Gounod's "The Heavenly Song." Gray; duet. Mrs Wright and Miss -Lincoln; eornet solo. Miss Morse.

The pastor will give first of three sermons on "Nights in Sacred topic, "A Night Call Upon a Witch." Everybody welcome. FIRST M. E. CHUCILI Temple St, rear of stete house. Rev loranklib Hamilton a In, morning prayer 10:30 a in, preaehing by the pastor.

Rev Franklin Hamilton, tople. "The Sliepherd 12:15 m. Sunday school: 6:30 in, Epworth league; 7:30 preaching by the pastor, tonic "1,4 Methodism a Failure?" Music by a quartet and apeelal soloists. assisted by a large chorus and Instruments. Every seat free; everybody invited.

BERKELEY TEMPLEMorning service 10:30, sermon, Rev Edward Andersou, subject. musk- by chorus. solo Miss Hughson. Christian Endeavor 6:20. Evening.

7:30. monthly musteal service by chorus of 50 voices, Mr J. C. Bartlett director; will give 'Gloria" front Fernier's mass, "I Will Mention His Loying Kindness," Sullivan. Mr Bartlett and chorus; tenor solo.

Mr Bartlett. etc: address. Dr Anderson, subject, "Bright Examples." EVERY-DAY CHURCH, 397 Shawmut ay. betneen Brookline and Canton sts, Rev George L. Perin, DD.

sermon by associate pastor. Rev Thomas B. Payne. subject, "The Need of Christian 7:30, vesper service. sermon by Rev Frank O.

Hall of Cambridge. Continuation of series upon Gods Common People." Special subject, "Common People as Neighbore." Everybody Welcome. MRS FLATTERY, wife of the famous ex priest, speaks in Berkeley temple patriotic meeting at 2:311 m. upon 'Convent Life." or personal experience in a convent. The design of this lecture is to open the eyes of Americana to the cruelties of this p-agao system of imprisonment for our young ladies.

Inspiring mush! from 2 in. To defray unusual expenses We rpeeive a sliver offering at the door. BOSTON YOUNG IMEN'S CIIRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Buyiston and Berkeley at, synthetie Bible class, led by Rev J. M.

Gray, Both men and women Invited. 3:45 grand mass meeting for men. Address by J. Campbell White, seeretary Y. M.

C. Calcutta, Miss Lucy R. Covell. soprano. and Association male quartet.

All men invited. 5 Frenelt Bible class. BROMFIELD-ST M. E. CHURCH, Rev John Galbraith, l'hD, pastorThe pastor will preach 10:30, "The Great Prayer, Our Father:" 7:30.

"The Transfiguration." All seats free. Everybody welcome. Noen meetings daily. Chaplain J. H.

Macomber, USA, will preach each day. Good singing. Everybody welcome. Come in. UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD ORGANIZATION AND THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETYNonpelitical and unsectarian.

Lodge No- 78 will hold its monthly piddle- meeting at 8 it in Eberle lower hall. Union sq. Somerville. Addresses on living questions front the theosophical standpoint. Musical selections.

All invited. AT TIIE BAPTIST TABERNACLE, Bowdoin sitTomorrow Rev Walter Calley will preach at 10:30 a in on "Heart Religion." at 7:30 on the "Crucial Hour in a Human Life." Bible 'wheel at 12 in, Mr George it. Kelso wuperintendent. All seats free. Strangers cordially welcome.

Meetings every evening in the week. WARREN-AV BAPTIST CHURCH. corner West Canton and Warren avThe pastor. Rev lierle-rt S. Johnson.

will preach at 10:30, "Water Made Into at 7:30 "Hope in the 20tb Century." Song service at 7. Harvard male Quartet in the evening. Welcome CLARErs.DON-ST BAPTIST CHURCH Prenching by Rev A. A. Shaw of Brookline at 10:30.

and by Rev J. A. at 7:30. Bible school at 2:30. Service at 175 Huntington av at 3:30.

condueted by Miss N. H. Millett. Bible school at 2:15. THE CHRISTADELPHIANS, Arcade ball, 7 Park sqLecture 10:30 a subject, "The Purpose of God In the Earth." All welcome.

No collection. KARL MARX' CLASS of political economy rneete every Sunday. 3 al. at 724 Washington st. Free to all.

Martha Moore Avery, director. SPIRITUALISTIC MEETINGS. MEN'S HALL UWU Nem 0 IlimP 5 11 AP MEM NM II MRS MAGGIE J. BUTLER will hold a series of meetinga in Red Men's ball. 514 Tremont st.

beginning Sunday. Feb 17. Good speakers will be present. Speeial mitsical program. Meet- lag begins promptly at 7.30.

DEDICATION SUNDAY, Cambridgeport, 573 Mass. av, afteipoon 2:30, evening 7:30. Meditints expected Mrs Fish, Mrs S. E. Hall.

Belle Robertson, Mr Graham and others. Extra talent, good singers; Minnie Parker of Haverhill, singer. will lag under control. Lucy J. Aker-wan.

Pres. FlutsT SPIRITUAL TEMPLE, Exeter st Spirit Zoronster will speak at 10:45 and spirit Henry W. Beecher at 2:30, through the trance medittruship of Mrs N. J. Willis.

Sehool at 12 in. Seance for materialization at 7:30. Medium. Mrs M. It.

Goff. ROSTON SPIRITUAL TEMPLE, 4 Berkeley StRev P. A. Wiggio, speaker. Mr Wiggin will speak and give spirit eonintunications at 10:30 and 7:30.

Ladies' Schubert quartet will furnish music. Meetings free. All invited. 446 TREMONT STSpiritual meetings 11 a in and 2 31 and 7 m. Mrs Gutierrez, conduetor.

assisted by the best of talent. Mrs Hall. seloist: Mr Wilde. pianist. Good speakers and test mediums always present.

ROXBURY SPIRITUAL AS'SOCIATION. Box-bury hail. 67 Warren at. opposite Dudley-st transfer station, holds test meetings every Sunday at 730 tn. Medium, Mrs Mack of 304A Warren st COMMERCIAL HALL.

604 Washington at M. Adeline Villkinson, Conductor. Serviea at 11. 3. 7:30.

Reliable mediums. proving the continuity of life. will be present. Lyle orchestra. DR ABBIE K.

M. HEATH. psyehic healer and test medium. Cireie every Sunday at 3 Ill. 71 Dover et.

Teats, readings and delineations. Something for each. Why not come? THE GOSPEL OP SPIRIT-RETURN SOCIETY. Minnie M. Soule pastor.

Assembly hall. 200 Huntington avDiseourse and evidences. 7:45 w. ECHO HALL SPIRITUAL MEETINGS are now held at 321 Main at, Charlestown, near Walker, Sunday evenings. Mrs E.

J. Peak, Conduetor. MRS M. E. JorfxsoNStinday circles 11 a in.

2:30 ni. 7:30 to. Removed from 41 Winter at to room A. 170A Tremont at. MRS A.

PEABODY MeliENNA. will hold a test circle Sunday evening ut 8 o'clok, Warrenton at. near Washington. MEETINGS IN AMERICA HALL, 723 AVashingtin circle 10:30, 2:30, 7:30. Mrs IL E.

Milian, President. MRS C. M. SAWYER. materializing seance, Sunday evening.

hotel Yarmouth. 21 Yarmouth at. suite 3. MISS J. RHIND has a parlor' circle Sunday, 1064 at.

PLOV-TERS At Very Lowes! Prices. J. NEWMAN 51 TREMONT ST. WE RAVE NO BRANCH STORES. DEATHS.

BADDAMIn Dorchester, Feb 13, William IL Radiant, late lieutenant and passed assistant engineer, USN, 6'0 yrs. Funeral front St church, Uphanis Corner, Dorchester. at 2 Sunday. C.ID143.4,NIn South Roston, Feb 15, Frank beloved son of Mary anti the late Patrick C4d1.rail. 24 yrs.

Funeral from his late residence. 210 Dorchester st, Monday, at S-20 a m. outem nwa.s at St Augustine's churrh at o'clock. Relatives aud ftienda Invited to erAFLINIre Newton Center. Feb 15.

Daniel CLidM. 71 yrs. Funeral (rota hie late residence. Chase st. at 3 m.

Relatives and friends Invited without further ao DRUG STORE FOR SALE. a beauty. very bent and mt ern fixtures thuri maple). silent seller show easea. elegant preneription ease.

reeens label bottles. 14-sirup onyx fountain. hot soda fountain. automatic, east $227); National cash register. large stock.

good trade, rent Itn0 per month: steam heat; lit tulles from Boston, a sna tern ts If dettirNi: drnt delay. C. P. 31 Stnte st, Boston. Mass.

PRINTiNG OFFICE. PART or all, old estab down-town printing anti publishing house, inerative business. great bargain; owner being compelell to give his entire time to other enterprises. Printer. 222 Mass.

ar, suite 1 Boston. SSW. STABLE BUSINESS. oft interest in a large obi-established stable, business within five minutes of south union 14in tiOn, it bomber of Permanent harder. JAMES V.

DEVINE. 923 Dorehester ay. f15 -P. FOR of stoma and merehatallse of description. businest confidential.

ton Consignment Co. 219 Chestnut st. Chelsea. Moss; telephone No. 1397.

Mfg. 2t fIN 32.1GREAT LODGINt; HOUSE12 RttONIS: rest $40: tio better location str.Vwhere, rooms never vacant: see this bons. Union Realty Co. 218 Tremont pt. TWSSus 112 Room.

near city ball, seat GO. teed some 200 daily, eleirantly titled. best patrons. worth $1000. SMITH JR.

27 Sehooi At. 41So lit', t13 SPRING WATER bottling business. with itu-e hotel site, 7 acres land, bitsines thorouchly established, sell at cost. no bonus. SMITH Jr, 27 School St.

dStifit rid DINING Rincol. city. foods 100 daily, name your terms. WY. 7 Water et.

Ssu SELL OUTNew way. quick MOrICY, sell anything. advice free. GRECiOltli 1 Water stSturit (10 A GENUINE SACRIFICEMust he sold at MCP, aignee4s sale of elegant new fixtures. stock and tine horse and team.

of an up-to-date grocery and provision store. 539 Columbus ay. corner of Wellington et. Apply to W. E.

DRAKE, Assignee. S4 Summer et, room 12. SSW' A CHANCE seldom Meted. saloon. well stocked.

lease for a term of 7 years. near city' hall. finest location In Hartford. Conn. good reason for selling: will pay to investigate, brokers.

For full particulars. address D. A. CRONEL gen delivery. Dartford.

Conn. dSu7t fl4 BUSINESS FOlt SALEA millinery and ladies' furnishing goods business in a thriving city not far from Boston: best location in the city; terms reasonable. Address Dry Goods. Box C. Salem.

Mass. St 114 BLACKSNIITH SHOP to rent. good stand. attached to stable keeping too horses on Irmomottwenith and Brighton eve, Allston. ARTHITt TINIMINS, Victoria Stables.

SSu BARROOM. business centre. M. P. FLAHERTY.

Cross and Dexter sts, Central Falls. I. tiStat fid BARBER SHOP. 2 chairs. lineet location.

owner is not barber. 1810 Washington sr. 6t fil RAKERSBefore starting up see MIDDLE-BY for ovens and supplies; 201 State Bt. dStitt Jy10 CONFECTTONERY STORE and manufactory. including soda fountain.

lee cream this firm has done a $15.04) buainess during the at year: ownor rutsort for selling: situation is the best anti is in one of the most enterprising cities in New England: books will be shown, and any prospective purchaser will be given au opportunity to thorcughly investigate before purchasing. Address 236. Globe office. 4su6te fl2 FOR SALEOn Main fit. Worcester.

MRS'S. a city of people. the largest and oldest established co nfeetitmery, soda and lee cream store and manufactory. doing a good paying business: sold for no fault. owner has other business: will be sold at a bargain if 1141111 at once.

NV. W. ALLEN. 516 and 519 Stnte Mutual bldg. dStvllt flti FOR SALENumber of rood Nome placer claims in bent locations: title perfect; 1 cash in instaltnentn bainnee in ntock; good property for a company.

Address 211, Globe orrice. FOR. ice cream and dining room, centrally located, 27 yrs establishod, proprietor whines to retire, on aecoont of t1ints. 280, Globe office. SSW.

FOR SALEOld established hotel in Providence, with license. price $3500. WATER-HOUSE, 77 Aborn st, Prov, 1. 3t f14 FOR SALEHotel. 23 miles from Boston: rood bar trade: reason or selling sickness.

Address 251. Globe office. tit 116 FIRST-CLASS HORSESHORING SHOP ft-a' sale. Call at 41-43 Fulton st, Boston, Mass. 21 1'13 FOR SALE CHEAPPool room, 3 tables, low rent, cor Dedham and Washington.

dSu3t FOIL LODGING HOUSES. grocery. cigar and variety stores. see Boston Realty. 172 Tremont at.

FOR SALEThe Douglas employment otlice, price reasonable. LUNCH ROOM. tine 1ot-titian. good business, $3710. only BO down.

bal 3 week. Boston Resit, Co, 172 Tremont st. LUNCH ROOM taken On toortgnge to t4ell cheap. 210, Globe LIQUOR LICENSE for sale, with or without location. 'Al 215.

Globe ()thee. NOTICEA iirst-clasa milk route of 60 earls for sale. 20. Globe office. dSuTts f13 RESTAURANT AND CAFEI tam? a ilriielass restaurant for Nalo In a live Masm town of 12,000.

investigate fully. Addresst 222. Globe offire. TthSt f12 SET drug store fittilvzs, ineluding soda fountain. sell cheap.

975 Broadway, tiSoTt fin TO MANUFACTURERS of goods for stable nseWe are in a position to at as agents for any reputable manufacturer. Star Oil Dressing Co. 116 Broad st. Ittezton. TThSo I12 WANTEDA well-known manufacturer wishes a few parties with $litOu to open and manage stor.s in the large New England cities.

practically no competition. experience not nee-Rory: this Is no fake scheme. Address or cell 011 manager, 61 Market Fit. Lynn, WANTEDStore business, liquor restaorant OF groeerips for good f4-rown house and part in cash. 208, Globe office.

$30POR SALE, strictly easb meat and Imo-vision market business; $21-00 per wk: rent $12: no team: will stand investigation. fox 2SA. Braintroe. SSII $440DRA1'ERY, window shades an upIndstery business, machinery. stock.

etc. 4 rd4ars on band. owner going to Cuba. great SWEET TAYTAIR. 150A Tremont I.

i4l00 WANTED to invest In a profitable business that will more than double Itself the a year; need not interfere with other business. Address 214. Globe office. dSulOt I103 Lost, Found, Etc FOUND-1 Exchange building. watch; 011 Pt can have by jaying charges.

H. IL 47 Cornbill. FOUNDA bunch of keys. corner or Hawley anti Franklin sts. Apply to J.

F. HARM-. Sig Harrison av, city. LOSTBetween East Boston Hod Boston. black seal bill book containing 54-trip book Salem and Boston; also papers of no value hut to owner.

CHAS. E. McGINN, Meridian tit. East Boston. LOSTIn or near south tcontuaL Tuesday morbing.

Isdy's gold wateh. No. 6S7.030, Ain waltbsin. name Lizzie S. dicibrook luside.

Reward if returned (HAS. E. LEWIS. 15 Almy St. Fell River, Mass dSu3t fl5 I.fiilTra-Feb 14.

Boston terrier brindle pup. 3 months old; screw tail. 4 yrlite legs. left bait of bead white: 2 sears on right Jaw. Reward will bp paid for return of same to T.

J. BAR TER. 2fw, W. 4th Ft. Boston.

LOSTMonday. Jan 2, rimless. gold-- mounted glasses, In C1SP. between Boston college ball and Brookline FM Finder please leuvf. Name and receive rewsrd, room 31 State st.

dut f15 LOSTNear Rhodes Ems' Store. Tremont sr. over route from there via Ferdinand at to Park sii, roll of bills: a good reward to the finder. NV. H.

4 5 Milk sr. Boston. LOSTGold watc'h, Inscribed "Louise BOUM, Lfowney." Reward will be paid for Its return to 447 Commereial st, Boston. dSti3t Legislative Hearings COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, State House. Bc.ston.

Feb 13th. 19.U. Tbe Committee on Harbors and Public Lands gire a hearing to parties interested in tionNe Bill No. 2h7 accompanying the petition of Albion Leal Blehards tool others for letrisistion to anthorize the extension of tbe pierbesd title in the Mystic. river of a certain 14 rt of fr St.

in the Charb-stown district of the i-ity of Boston. lit 1-00111 So. 42.5. State House, on Wednesday. Feb 27th.

at 10 o'cloea a AS POST. Chairman. C1IA1LF.S W. SWIFT. Clerk of the committee.

L't 4W State House. Itoston. Feb 14. towmtte on State House will give a bearlcg to partici; Intereeted in House Lid No. 724 restive to tbe cuatter of providing direct eon- neetion between the galleries, and tile floor of i the 'louse, at room No.

242, State House, oa Feb 19. at 8:30 o'elock P. M. r.le-t.ro,vu or ates tu. Iflfl- aa.

the Douse. at room No. 212, Siwie Llemse, 4)ZIL 1-nesiia3v Feb 19. at 8:30 o'eloek P. M.

WARD L. BROWN, Chairman. WILLIAM 11. MA RNELL. Clerk of the Cominittee.

fid COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHCSETTs. State House, Hosten, Feb 13th. 1901. The Committee on Harbors and Public Lands alte a to parties interested in House Ria No. 802 Ter repayment to 11,..

M- Richarit fur money paid tor displacement of tide aatee. at room No. State House. on Fridae. Marcia 1st, at 10 o.che i a ta- THOMAS POT Chairman C11.11111.E.S W.

Clerk et the Committee. 2t (15 Does, Cats, Etc AT STUDGILEAT DANE, bewey II. No. S' WOT A. K.

it. rich golden bfindiet fee SW; I terrier etkg pup tor ahle. butt brindle, gad tail and body, price LEWIS. ,8 Lpbain at. Ilaideo, tI3 HANDSOME St Permit I dog aale.

1. p-ar meight Er, lbs. tidrest W. J. IL.

Iter. Mass. 11ANDS4INIE fox for sale ebeltp. binek sod tail cut. 64 Austin st CLarlestorru.

Sties Information Wanted vvantea toward beet friend; write jowl brotiter, ERMAN. eteSeitts i 1 I I I 1 I I Pillybe.noto or lb Conotr wave the PrOvgt n110.117 El Ntrir PwstAn. Pobilormanco Coyttionems-12 M. to P. W.

125c. 35c. 50c. 1 A few Orrbontra gmts It All bov owats at St oarb. THE HIT OF THE SEASON na.

PaPa georpd by tboi Spectacular Production Willi Its frl beautiful find graeeful girls. elegantly costumed. perfectly drilled and natural Cancers be biggest thing seen in vaudeville in yosire. Originated and infected by W. Eddy.

GREAT VAUDEVILLE PROGRAMME rcr 1L71171031C. First Time liere of tbe Famous and Mrvellotts Greatest Tromp. of Jegglers Ever $een in America. Also. First Time in America of the natolsome Anatomical Wonder.

MOE tt fil THEATRE Boylston and Tremont Sts. COLONIAL RICH, BARRIS and litalliaN5Lessees and Managers EVENINGS 1045. MATINEES 2-OVER 5. MATINEE TODAY. Oth Extraordinary Week.

KLAW ERLANGER'S Marvelously Beautiful Production. Gen. Le allacen WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, 2 O'CLOCK. Dramatised by Wm. Yonne.

Music by Edgar Stillman Kelly. Staged by Ken TeaL Seats Secured Until and Including March 2. Also for Special Matinee Washington's Birthday. Mali orders accompanied by check or postal order will receive prompt attention. also telephone orders.

Admission 50e. TREMONT THEATRE Today at 2. NEXT MONDAY, FEEL 18, 22d and FINAL WEEK. SOUVENIRS! Monday 123vening. Feb.

IS. 200'21h Performme in the United states. SILVER COIN PURSES With Chatelaines. Wednesday Matinee. Feb.

20. 1g5th Performance In Eoston. SILVER -FRUIT SPOONS With Gold-Lined Bowls. HOLIDAY MATINEE WASHINCTON'S BIRTHDAY. THE SAELOER OF I 1 1 MASTER Is Now Progressing at the COLUMBIATHEATRE 111E ENGAGFIIENT BEGINS MONDAY, HMI Mats.

linday. 1 'V' NI 11-10 11-1 (-11 Ni le R-11 AL I- I--- SUNDAY EVENING, FEB. 24. Handel and Hadyn Society. Mr.

Emil Maenhatier, Conductor. VERDI'S REQUIEM VERDI'S REQUIEM Mrs. IILESEEERAD BIT a Soprano Mite. MAN N-11EINK Comets Mr. IL EVAN WILLIAMS, Tow Mr.

OWILIM MILLS Baos Players fr4441 the Rastas Symohoa Orchestra. Tickets altlt.414): $1.50. $1:00. On sale Monday Ntornirt. 1-et3 IS at Symphony 11t.11 Boa Ottee 4 fel hack hay 14442, at Wright 1)11440a-s: 344 '94 444.11ington joy LINE, IS etets.

Staterooms and Information at tom 14611.3P Ote 214 Itizshington St (ar. Mato. Tel- 11013 )i AIM Seduced rates set all palms south. SSu NEW YORK tob Ilko.60 Mont A A Th. l'estsous Vas net Rosa.

1111-1E of (101-16 A I-Slit kite tionCs tnsaliche Maze Sivve ksets tiour-2 Programs, Flessreh) A M. se 10:30 Itke USTIN STONE'S 5. t12 RALPH EMERSON BURNHAM preoents JOSEF HOFMANN SYMPtiONCIr HALL. liVeduestlay Mairch (Mt. at 2:30 P.

M. Foe scats and zkYzargmaiLY Hata. on ad Feb. :f11.1. THE "AO.

tlitt11)01: 54.4. NI L.SL-LM. ANdui Ltamid lies visas Noammt4 Anr1rait in Atrierha le tzeir tisn $eo It all tor 5 flos at 1 ST A EL A BEN dULi Do: To- at gah! awls THE SALE OF SEATS -FOR THE-- FORGO- I iv) RIVIQICF1; 7411 At LI JOHN HRE'Si Farewell American 'roar in Arbor W. Pizarro's Comedy. THE GAY LORD INEX Aiodated by MISS IRENE VANBRUCH Amid London Globe Theatre Company Prieen 75e.

1.00. $1.50 and Next Monday, Feb. 18 Washington's Birthday and Saturday MATINEES CHARLES FROHM AtS Presents William Gillette In DID Great Drama. Sherlock Holmes Sale of Seats in Progress. Seale of Prices.

Orchomtra Stalls (first ten rows) $2.00 Orchestra Stalls Meat six rows). 1.00 Orchestra Stalls two rear rows) 1.00 Entire First aril Seenrd Balconies at Secular 1To Ills St. Theatre Priees. tt fll IPARK THEATRE k.UGEN13, loMPK INS. -Lessee sod liansge PARK THEATRE.

MATINEE I TON1CHT AT 2. AT 8. CHAS.FROHMAN'S COMEDIANS 9 In the Present Season's Sum 3s, SELFAND LADY E. M. Holland.

Frits Williams and All the outommentameromm I HERBERT rteILCEY AND A ELVEN MinihrDiaiicarY EXTRA MAT. WASIIMGTO HIRT IMAYSoats Now on Szle TREMONT TEMPLE. Dite I 10Fitk El VI ems irsk I fur- HOLMES ge''s THESSALY SLAIAPSIAN TODAY AT Ticket's and tp I. Feb.20,1230BERAMMERCAU WS tI3 ROLLER POLO RESULTS. Clinton Beats Brockton on Former's Rink After Close Game, in Which Rough Playing Predominates.

CLINTON. Feb 171Clinton defeated Brockton on the local rink tonight by a score of 2 to 1 in a well-contested game. The playing was rough throughout, and once the referee had to Interfere and separate two men. Cashman did nearly all the work for the visitors. wade Houghton and did the best playing for the locals.

The summary: CLINTONDaly Ir. Boughton 2r. Devlin Bartlett hb, Lannon g. BUOCKTONMurphy ir, Dawn's 2r, Fitzgerald c. Gardner lib.

Cashman g. Goals. mon by. made by 9 1clinton, DevilL 11:4 2--Clinton. Houghton .5:19 3Brockton.

4 :09 Seore, Clinton 2, Brockton: Rustles, Murpay 4. Devlin, Daly. Stops. Cashman 50, Bannon 24. Fouts, Fitzgerald.

Bartlett Referee. Gibbons. Tinier, Hartwell. Attendance 500. MAINE POLO LEAGUE.

Portland on the Home Rink Gives Bath More Than She Can stand. PORTLAND, Me, Feb 15Portland defeated Bath this evening 12 to 6. The visitors not only did not have Di 61cle'' Pierce with them. but they were also minus the services of Leydon. who was taken sick yesterday.

Ryan, a Bath amateur. was suostituted for Leydon, arta he playeo a strong game. The summary: l'oRTLANDCanipltell Ir. Whipple 2r, McKay co lLatuerou lib. Mallory g.

1r. Ryan 2r. Farrell laugh hb, burgess g. Cottia, won by made by kl.ggins 11Portland. Catnpisql 0:30 3Port Nittaly 10:15 4Bath, Higgins 1:13 bath.

Furrea CPatb. Jdrrvd 0:341 ort1an4. 1 bippie 050 b---rort land. OA al pbell 1 AO toPottland, Campbell 10Portland. Campbell 11Hath.

Pazrell 0:30 12Port1atol, 1A-hippie 2540 13Port1an4, Canipbell 4 :05 14Portland. Campbell 1:40 hippie 1:00 ISPortland. Campbell 0 :35 17-11arh. 2:39 1SPert1anti. 'Worpple 4:55 seore.

portland 12. Rath 6. Rusbos. Campbell 13. Biggins S.

Stops. Mallory 57. Burgess Stt. tteleree. Connolly.

Tinter. Dyer, Attends ace. tiNti. CORNELL FENCERS WIN. Ithacan.

Win Seven Out of Nine Bouts in Tournament with Yale. ITHACA. Y. Feb 1LCorne11 defeated Yale in fencing. winning seven out of nine bouts.

The Ithacans were i the better form and in J. E. Gignoux who won his three bouts. had the star fencer. S.

N. Arnold of Yale carried off second individual honors. Yale's team was composed of S. N. Arnold.

E. IL De larield. W. E. Meyer and K.

Spalding. substitute. Cornelis men were C. W. Davis.

J. E. Gignoug. H. Y.

Blount and J. IL Russell, substitute. Abost 10.000 people attended the event, which was held In Barnes hall. Ihe judges were Prof W. F.

Durand. G. B. Viles and G. 11.

Snephard. For St Mary's 'Want Asylum. A whist and dancing party tn aid of St Mary 's Infant asylum of Dorchester was given last evening In Catholic union hall under the auspices of St ladies' ald society of the West End. It was largAY attended- Whist he4an at 8 o'clock and continued until 10. when trio rnzes were awailded to the following: Miss Toy first ladies'.

Miss Moriarty second Miss Terry consolation. Mr CrOWICI nrst gentlernews Mr mAxecy seeond. Danking followed with Mr Pink-ham as floor director.i:.ssistect by McCarthy Sweeney. Potter and Dowd. The cornmittee ot srrangements consIsted of Miss Ilia Valsti, Miss N-Alie Walsh.

Miss Catherine Daoey. Miss Annie Daev. Miss Helen t.i'Vrien. Miss Evelyn Collins, Miss Annie Noian, Miss Elizabeth Flanagan. Miss Mary Kile ttud litss lielen McCirath.

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