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BOSTON POST, MONDAY. APRIL 7 0)02 Captain Collins Developing: a Team of Heavy Hitters i In Ihp Boston marUot was of fialns almost oxcUislvOv and In all v.ays It waa best and the nicst wwk for six mottths. rit-t 12 most active stocks advanced an uverajife almost 7 points a snin that would be evan in a boom period. The CN'tfw York market showed sreat strength all the week and toward the close was very active and nlthou-ph there WH.s a slight recesivon Saturday it believed to have been mtly a tctnporary pnui-w in the upward swing. taken as a are more favot-able to an advance in price.n thev have before tliis year.

Crop report.s from the West are very encouraging which leads to expectation of big bu-Inpss by the Western milroads and consequently this class of has the New York mnrkot the past week. Money the tight period at tlie end of the quarter nrd expected to remain fairly easy' unless there should be some unexpected upsetting of affairs. Add to these the facts that the pu-blic, which has been nibbling rather cautiously at the gilded biiit for two or three has recently begun to buy in good ea.rnest. that pools are bidding up some and that there arc some big Western railroad deals and it will be seen that the bulls have some reasotn to be hopefuil. I Contra.sted with the strength of the roads has been the of the coalers, due, probably, to a fear that there may be a strike at the end of the truce.

tamings for the quarter are expected tq show at the rate of 8 per cent per annum, for the stoclc and if it is true, aa claimed by experts, that the electrical equipment will result in a paving of 2 per cent, the stock aeems likely to go higher. Meiropolitan nnd Brooklyn 'Rapid Transit, hoover, are not doing quite as well as cxpecded and were it not for the fact that larger holdings so coneewtrated they' would be likely to go off sharply. In the local market the advances in the Dominion securities was the most noteworthy feature of the week. Coal gained 171-2 to 140 and Steel 16 to 62. No figuring on generally known facts can justify such prices for stocks whose are still only In prospect, but 3 tllans want them and seem willing to nay almost any price.

It is to a some extent an exemplification of the opera- i tlon of the law' of supply and demand for the stocks, with the question of intrinsic merit as a side Issue. Next to the 33omlnlon securities the advance of about 10 points In Copper icange Consolidated w-as noteworthy. The buying of this stock was of the very best character, especially during the last two days. The copper situation seems to he clearing up a little and it 1s about time it did. for enormous home consumption and unprecedented export demand do not harmonize with the present nominal price of copper fixed by Amalgamatcd in Its effort to crush opposition.

Some of the best posted and most conservativ.i men in the business look for a sharp rise very soon in the price of In Boston there were no losses of importance. The gains were: Dominion Coal 17 1-2. Dominion Iron and Stoel 16 Calumet Hecla 10. American Tcle- rhore 10, Copper Range Consolld tied 91-2. Western Telephone 4, Osceola and Massachusetts Eilectrlc common .3 ear-h, York.

New Haven Hartford 61-2, Wolverine 21-4, 2 and U. S. 11-8. HEATH. FRANTZ IS INEUGIBLE SHIPPIWO.

Big First Baseman Ruled Off DOMINION LINE SCREW KRVICI. BOSTON to LIVERPOOL (TIA QUEENSTOWN) New England. 10 Merion 80 Oommonwealth 23 New England. 7 Saloon. $65 and $80 upward, according to steamer.

Second Saloon, $40. Third class at low rates. Mediterranean -Service Gibraltar, Naples and Genoa, Caiubronian, April May July 5. Vancouver, May Sept. Oct.

IS. Saloon rates, $76 upward; 2d Saloon, $60 and $60. Conipan.T's office, 77 State Boston. PUYED BALL FOB CASH GUNARD LINE. SNAPSHOT OF THF BOSTON AT Captain T.ong trvlng to stop Dush at second, Demontrerille backing up.

AUGUSTA. April Collins Is plea.sed with the progress the Boston Americans have made in the two weeks they have been here training. The men are already in shape to play reasonably fast baseball tinder proper weather conditions, and by the time they leave here at the end of the week should be pretty well on edge. Collins for week has been alternating practice with a full game of ball each dav. He ha.s here player.s, eight of wliom are pitchers, without other accepted qualifications.

There are be.sides two outfielders. Hickman and Dougherty. who can into the box If occasion Of the Young, Dlneen and Winters are sure to hold their jobs, but at the present time it is impossible to determine who of the remaining live men will make the team. It is probable that all likely men will be held until about the first of when it is expected that the quota of the team will be reduced to at nnost players. With Hickman and Dougherty showing up stronglv at the bat.

It dltflcult to see why Gleason is retained, for In ca.se of accident to an Infielder Hickman ran come into the diamond. Gleason be- tViQ Vf)w Vnrk State Leacue. Prentiss, too, is In that that he must make good or seek some league not In the of Minor Leagues if he wdshes to play baseball. Captain Collins is very anxious to enroll a good lefthander on his of pitchers, and therefore either VMlliams or Delnlnger has a good chance to make a place on the team. A great deal depends upon their succes.s in controlling the ball.

Deinlngcr at present has the as Williams has a sore arm, a bad sign for a lefthander. Young, and several of the youngsters are already In very fair shape. the bat Criger and Warner are fast getting into form. LaChance 's showing the wisdom of the managenient. His ability to handle a thrown ball, high or low, and his throwing talent strengthens the infield.

Stahl Is placing the ball with that abandon that has always characterized his hitting. Hickman is pounding the ball in a manner that will keep outfielders on the run, and so- is Freeman. Dougherty, the new man. is hitting the ball In a style that makes him a fixture on the payroll. The Boston Americana should have more batters than have ever been known in Boston.

It was announced at Harvard yesterday that Frantz, star athlete and big first had on his own written confession been declared ineligible for the Crimson te.am thl.s year because of profe.ssionallsm. Frantz ha.s not pracflscd wTlh the team this year, but the general impression was that he was behind in his studies and w'as postponing his baseball work until he could secure a firmer footing. The announcement y'esterday, therefore, came w'lth a great shock to all supporters of the team. difficulty is that he played baseball for money three weeks en a summer ba.seball team in Kansas. During the time he was so engaged his expenses, he says, exceeded what he received from the baseball management.

In the letter of the rule, how'ever, the big athlete Us ineligible to represent Harvard, and the authorities have decided to disbar him from all athletics for the space of one year. After that he will again be permitted to take up his work. The suspension of Frantz, coming suddenly end unexpectedly as it did, has cast a cloud of gloom over entire Harvard, for, with the loss of her big flr.st baae- man, the Crimson college sees many of her fond hopes vanish. Up to yesterday every Harvard man firmly believed that Larsreat New Twin Screw Passenger Steamers from Boston to Ltrerpool, via Queenstown, 60o ft. long.

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City of Macon, APRIL 9th to 13th. 13.00 Covers all txpansas Inehid- Ing Hotel at Haw Yark. LAWSON AND JORDAN ENTER MANY HORSES Who Is the Champion Ping Pong Player of Athletic Young Women? The entries for the Show, which Radle, Sllsa Glad.vs next have been an- Misa r.latlvs OPPOSED TO HENDERSON Speaker Said to Be in Peril of Defeat at Home WASHINGTON. April in and out of Congress are much interested In stories from Iowa that Speaker Henderson may be defeated for renom- Inatlon to Congress this fall, and that if he succeeds In becoming the candidate of his party again he may be defeated by a Democrat. Investigation of these stories shows that Speaker Is much beset by political foes, and these are by no means confined to the Democratic party.

Opposition to him has been steadily growing, and now his own county, Black Hawk, has put forward another candidate for the nomination in the person of State Senator O. B. Courtrlght of Waterloo. Speaker Henderson Is being denounced on all sides by sterling Republicans who for vears have been delighted to honor The feeling grown so bitter that even should the Speaker be nated it Is doubtful if a majority of the voters of the district would vote for him The rea.son for this change of sentiment in a famous Republican Is that Henderson has got out of line with his partv at home. He Is no longer considered representative of the sentiment of his district.

open nounced. The number in unusually large and as Thomas W. Lawson and Kben D. Jordan lead all in the number and variety of the entries. There are few classes in which one or both do not appear Quite a number of horses are also entered bv Mrs.

'Lawson, the Misses Lawson and Mr. Arnold I.riiwson. The leading entries are follows; Trotters. 1. ehampton Dream wold Oxford Boy.

Highland Bnron. Belford. Dare Devil Dretimer, Thomas W. Lawson. tnass 2, stallion, to he shown with four of his Devil and PontM- de Thomas W.

Lttwson. Closs .3. stallions. 4 years old or over--Eleet- raont, Conneetiont River Stm'k I arm; Ixotort. Springs Farm; de Is'on.

Devil. Dreamer, Belford. Highland Baron and Boralma's Brother, Thomas VV. I.awRon. Driving Classes, horses.

4 years old or MIsa Duke nnd Red Cllffe. A. S. Bigelow; Altro and Benator 1.... John Shepard; Mary P.

Ixer- bura and Baroness, Thomas W. Lawson; ArrnU- ler. A. Bigelow. Roadsters, 4 years old and Cllffe and ArmlUer.

A. S. Bigelow; Evening Star and Gambrclla, Thomas W. Lawson. of horses Red Chffe and Miss Duke.

A. S. Bigelow; Altn) L. and Seniitor Shepard; Gaiubrella and Thomas I.awson. ClasH 8, horses and best appointed road rig Red Cllffe.

A. S. Altro li. and Senator John Shepard; Evening Star and Gambreiln, Thomas W. Irfiwson.

Olaaa 0. open to eompetltlon to members or anr gentlemen's driving elub. trot tens--Lea Cliffe. A. S.

Hlgelow; Mary P. D-ybuni, Kven- department, eit.v of Boston, four entries; Timorous Tim. 3'errlhle Teddy. Willing Willie. Wekorae Wnldo.

Limber L'lke, Lizv Lirrv, Rugged Uttfe, Rustling tns. Mad Moody Mike. Desperate Dan nnd Dnve. Thomas W. K'ng tV(Ie, Metropolitan Coal Company.

prizes. (For horres In and earriase horses). Class Brilliant and Lord Golden. Dr. John L.

Wentz; Snap Shot. George K. Newsboy. Mrx. John Gerken: and (ilorions Flying Who Is the table-tennis, or ping-pong, champion of Boston's 490? During the past week that question has agitated the feminine contingent of the Country Club to a degree that made golf and automobiling go back for the time being.

The leadinsi experts at the whose names are enrolled in the social the.se well-known names: THK PING-PONG STARS OF THE 400. Miss Pldith Stackpole. Mrs. George H. Francis.

Mrs. Alfred Cod man. S. V. R.

Cro.sby. Mi.ss Grace Dabney. (Miss Katharine Thayer. 3'he earnestness of this rivalry merely adds a to the boom in athletic S. S.

City of Macon (Capt. Ravage) leavea Boston. 5 p. Wednesday, April 9th. Ra- turning, leaves New York, Satnrdav, 4 p.

April 13th. For tickets and further particulars call on or address Simmons Man- tors. Ticket Apenta, 290 Washington Boston. E. H.

Downing, B. R. Price, N. E. 20 Atlantic Boston.

Whirling Cloud CJond, Thomas W. and Arnold Tawson: the King and Ambassador. Chestnut Hill sports among the well-to-do conttnoCnt Stock Farm; Glorious Red Cbnid. IV. fair sex of Greater Boston.

Ing Star and Baronesa. Thomas W. I. uiwsod Denby II Prince rompton. Flames and Elegance Gitana and Norina.

ONE KILLED IN WRECK E. D. Jordan. Hackneys, or half-breed hackneys (in hamessi Elegance II. and Lord Tom NtKldy.

E. D. Glorious Form. Miss Doris Lawson; Liucen of the Forest. Plvmouth rhamplon and Issrd Beaufort, E.

D. Jordan; Glorious Black Mrs. niom- os W. IJiwHon; Nevarre. K.

D. in Tom Noddy and Kitty Grav. E. Glorlons Connie. Tlioniiis W.

iiflWBon; Glorious Miss Doris Lawson; Ixord Brllllnnt and Ijord Moiden. Dr. L. Kitty Grav and Elegance E. D.

dan: Prince Charming and Princess Charming. Law'rence Jones; filorlons Conjuror and Glorious Koroerer, Mllsa Gladys Lawson; Glorious Son eress and Glorious Fortune Teller, Miss Marlon I juw Apache and Mariposa, Albert C. Burrage; Glorious Garden Girl nnd Glorious Flower Girl, Lawson. nnd 41urrah, K. D.

Corroimde and Peter, E. S. Skead: Postil ost'r and l.lncoln, Mnrr.ay; tniile and Glorious Bonnie. Thomas W. Liwson: Giorlous Form and (llorlcus Connie, Miss D- rls nnd T.

W. liawson. The Hill Stock Fa an; Mrs. Gerken; GlorloU-s Fortune Teller, ftlorlouR Horceri ss. Sorcerer and Glorlotm Conjurer.

(Jindys and Marlon K. D. Glorl- t'loud. Glorious Thunder floiai. Glorious and Glorious Flying Cloud.

Thoma.s W. Arnold L.iwson. Saddle IF. McK. Guelph.

George Pepper; Rhoda, Mrs. William B. liogerr; Beaumont. ('hestnul Hill Stock Farm; Gorgentts Rob, Thomas W. Gortreous Radle.

Miss Glailys Lawson; Slia.Ma, I.lewellrn 5tcredlth: I'alklrk, Mrs. Adam Nevnrre, 11 D. Major Mas. S. (Vatson; Foxy Grandpa.

WBllfun H. ('oilier; (5orKts.ua Sport. Miss Marlon Ijiwson; Gorgeous Ui'glna, Miss DorW Nelson Victory. Llewellvn Meredith; Bayberry. Mlrs Mary C.

Bigelow; Kentnckv and Samuel Eliot Guild; Venus, Rudolf Colonel. John W. McOabe; Victor Hbgo. George Pepper; Gorgeous Rex, Mrs. Thomas W.

Polo and Montana. Mnxrwell Norman; llackganinion, Bcgatello and Baccarat. Allan Forbec; Dolores, F. Ambnme Clark; Friar. Robert Gould Shaw, 2d; Sllvertail.

Oxfonl Bov and Wenham. Thomas G. Stevenson; Cure- b-ss W. S. P.atton; Queen, George F.

Amorv; 'Isxwell N'crman, (5. F. Amory, Allan Forbes, Robert Gould Sh.aw, 2d, and Thomas G. Stevenson, (ireen Hunters -St. George, Francis Peabod.v.

Rodney, William B.ver«; Brant, G. Wilson; (iordon. W. D. Grand; Bayadere, Vobin- leer and lx)adstar.

Henry V. Colt, Pride, Crow A- Mnrrav; Cardinal, Miss Mary .1. Ainory; Be.v, Charles B. Appleton; White Oak, H. Hurkamp; Venus, Rudolf Clasen.

Special priBOB, Class 120A. stallions in harness Apache and Aztec. Albert C. Burrage; King Rene. Stewart Barney; Opllllan, Sanihel Shaw; Jietort, Ixetort Springs Stock Farm; This year's of the Country Club lnclude.s 'Miss Wells, Miss Alice Sargent and Mrs.

T. C. Thatcher, and they have no light task set for them this spring; for there nre few branches of sport to which they are not expected to be able to turn their abilities. greens already nav'e been opened for 'the golf devotees. May will the first big golf fixture for the fair sex at the club, and events will crowd fast each other's hetls during the month.

The proposed $20.000 improvements In the elub house and in the grand stand are Largely in the form of a tribute to the women folk of the club, owing to their activity and Interest, and the result will additional brtlliancy in the social side of the functions for which the Brookinc organization has long been famous. A DELAINE STUART. BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP LINE. TRI-WEEKLY SAILINGS. From Boston.

Tnesday, Satnrday. 3 p. m. From Phtladelpfila, Monday, neBilny, Friday, 3 p. m.

A Bteamer always on ihe berth ready to receive freight Frcieht for all points 'West and South for- wardea. insurance effected at office, Paasage, $10; round trip. $18, meals included. For freight or passage apply to F. P.

WING, agent. Central Wharf. E. B. SAMPSON.

Treasurer and General Mauager, 89 State Fiske building, Boston. O. G. FRANTZ, big first baseman, who been declared Ineligible. has iMLS.S LOTTI SA On the ladies' committee in of athletics at the Country Club.

Glorious Cloud and (Jlorlo.ts Bonnie. Thomnl W. Lawwm; Glorious Whirling Cloud. Thomus W. Arnold Ltwson; Glorious U.nnie, Douglas CRANE IS CHAMPIDN LANSING, April Grand Trunk passenger train No.

6 was pas.slng through Mllletts, a tank station seven miles west of here, early today, the rear coach and the Pullmiin sleeper were thrown off the track. One person was killed and five were injured. Mrs. Tliomas Cloud nnd Giorlous Flying nnd Arnold Lawson; ls)rtl Beaufort uml Ixird Belfast, D. Royal Turk nnd King, J.

Stewart Baniey; Cardinal and Cnilet, Hexter; lord Belfast nnd Plymouth Champion, PL D. Aztec, ('. Bur- rsge; Ainbuasador. the ('hcsfnut Hill Farm; Ivanhoe 'nnd William A. Tnck- er; Queen of the E.

D. Jordan; Itoris. Dr. P. J.

Cronon; British Lion, Crow A- Murray; Glorious Fleeting Cloud. Glorious Red Thunder Cloud. Blue Exick, Glorious and Giorlous Tiiliesman, Thomas W. Ijawson. Railroad League The continue to hold lead In Rallpoad Y.

M. C. A. by m.ir- gln of a single game, Pltchhurg Frclght keeplng dlstance nhead of Smith Terminal. Tttmbnll now leads Individuai list.

The team standing and avemgea: Independents FBchuirg Freight. South Terminal American Union Station Paen-ngor Accrimtont Train Divlsloti fVntral Paasentfi Department C. Tnrnbull, Indepetiilci Fitchburg Ixxal Baldwin, American Exp Afhton. Fnlon Naeon, Eastern Dlvlsloi Wel'b. Fitchburg Lical Pvron, I nion American Expo Tol'ey, Indepen.lcr.t«, Tun bull, Indeiicndc Total Won.Pins.

3 7324 ,.,.14 4 7: 16 1.3 77KJ5 7 6 9 6 12 39 15 2 1044 40 H7 .........84 .........8.3 .........82 82 carriages and appointments. (Net to dea.ler«.)—Ivanhoe. Wlillam A. Tucker; Queen of the Forest, Jordan; Glorious Hod (3oud. Thunder Cloud and Glorious Fleeting Cloud, Thomas Ixiwson; Glorious tVhlrllng Cloud and Glorlons Flying Cloud.

Thomas IV. and Arnold Ixtwuon; Flora and Dora, Mrs. Larz Anderson; BeaiifonI and Ixwd Belfast. D. Glorious Garden (jlrl nnd Glorious Flower Girl, Mrs.

W. 0 n. Belfast and n.vmouth Champion, E. D. Norwood and Hollywood J.

Roosevelt Shsnloy; Starlight and Come't. Winimn A. Tucker; F.eatiford and Txtrd Belfast. K. D.

Royal King and Ivjvul Turk, J. Stewart Baniey; and Glorious Flower Mrs. 3'homas W. Lawson; tJlorlmis Soreeresa and (ilorlona Fortune Teller. Marion IxiwKon: Perfection.

Albert Burrage; Gin. John Cas- vvell; Firefly, 1 aptaln hurz Anderson; Maplewood. T. Roosevelt Shanlev. Combination harnesa and saddle horses -Per- ffction Albert Burrage; Uhtsla.

Mrs. William B. Uogtrs; Firefly, Captain lArz Corgeotts Rob, Thomaa W. Jxawion; Lawson. 121.

the Lnwson trophy Ambassador. Diplomat and The King, the Chestnut Hill Stoek Farm; Norwootl. Ilollywfsid, Elkwood and Maple- wrmd. J. Roosevelt Slianley; lord Tom Noddy, Kitty Gray, Lird Belfast nnd Ltrd Beaufort.

E. D. Jordan; King Rene. King, Royal Turk. .1.

Stewart Barney; Newsboy, Shopgirl, Brumlon and Belmar. Mrs. John Gerken. ('lass 122, best horse suitable for a gig Brlillaiit 'and Golden. Dr.

John I-. Wentz; Maplewood, .1, Roo-sevelt Shanley; Ivanhoe, Wll- llnnt A. Tucker; Ixtrd Noddy and Plymouth Clinmplon, E. D. Jordan: Royal Thirk, J.

Stewart Barney; Drilllun, Samuel J. Shaw; Snap Snot, George B. Hnline; Wonderful. G. Trowbridge IlolBster; Newsboy, Mrs.

John Gerken; Glorious WhlrUlng (3oud and Glorious Flying Cloud, Thomas W. and Class rj.3 Miss Ethel Money. Class 124 Flora and Dora, Mrs. iJtrz Anderson; and Maplewood, Roosevelt Shnn- ley; Beaufort and Plymouth Champion, E. D.

Jordan: Royal King und Royal J. Stewart Barney; Snap Shot anil Smart Set. George B. Ilulme; Glorious Whirling Cloud and Glorloua Flvlng Cloud, 3'homaa W. and Arnold Lnwson; Rlehmond and Ridgewood, Strauss Hexter.

Class 125 liord Brilliant and Ixird Golden, Dr. L. Weutz; Norwood, Hollywnott, Norwisul and Maplewood, J. 08 Khanluy; Kleganee 11. nnd Hurrah, K.

D. Jordan: King Rene, and Royal Turk, J. Barney; Snap Shot and Smart Set, George B. Ilulme; Wonderful and IWchuioud, Hollister, Strauss A Hexter; Glorious Bonnie and (llorlo)is Diinie. Diomus W.

Txawsou: Glorious Whirling Cloud and (Jlfirlous b'lvlng Cloud, Thomas W. and Arnold Lawson. TOMORROW LAST DAY Hurley Asks, the Deuce Is and Suggests That He Get a Reputation IN WHICH TO BUY PREMIUM OIL GO STOCK FIVE CENTS shaV. The Premium Oil Co. Is situated on Spindle Top Heights, and owin, "2 rnuniiig over barrels a No.

23 and i uaher No. 148, bealdos of oil ands In Texas and IsiiilMUna. The Premium Oli Co. bave eontracted for (he sale of eiiough of Ita oli to guaraiitee atockluddi-rs al least Iti dividenda. All appllentlous for stuek must be dated not later thaii P.

Tuesday. Aprii 8th, To be fllled at 5 eenis a shiire. full pubi and non-asiieaaable (par vaino 20 centi). PREMIUM OIL CO. stock may be worth iiltlniulcly from $5 TO $100 A SHARE.

RALEM, -April. Who deuce Is said F. Hurley today, when asked to hm wll- lingneHH to meet Hufua K. Tapley. the Haverhill man, who entered the ii.s a candidate for who ex- prefised a burmtng desire to meet -Mr.

Ilurle-y in a joint debate. never heard of Tapley, continued the Mayor, "if there is to be a debate IV hy gfr't all thft Or at leiiHt Tapley niiKlit go nnd get a According to the report, there are elglit candldatea. and if they adopt -Mr, ll.urley’« suggestion it said that there will lie a of ftircnsic. that will shake the Ess-'x diS- trlci to its foundation. 3'he ll.st already IiicUhIcs the inotit dlstlnfrulshed nanp In the tilstrlcl- Auguslus Hardner and (leorge Von of Hamilton, E.

P. Bhaw of Newbury port, the Hon. Isaac Hay of Hoxford, John -M. Raymond of Balern and the Hon. Bainucl L.

Bawyer of Danvers anti VV. Beott Peters of Haverhill. Mayor Hurley, who was early in the, tield. onillsrniiyed by this list of opponents. plenty of opponents, he said, to 10 cents a at the close of April 8th, Buy when atocks are low; ortler at once, rtiaking moinw orders, payahl.

to THE I NIDN HF.CI.rilTIF.H 7 Water liotton, Mass. uutU 6 Tuetitlay, April 8ih. algnatuia on every box of the Laxative Broiiio-Quinlne rawou remedy that eold "but no oppo.iltlon. There are four of the men who are up againsl me -Meyer, Gardner, Shaw and Sa are worth altogether from 18 to 20 million. But gt)ilng to cC'Unt In this campaign.

You know what Abe TJncoln said about plain, comtnon people Well, the plain people that will vote me into (longre.ss. I responded to IJn- cull In '61. and served four under the flag. I'm with the plain peo pie, and Ihc pbiln people are with me I I ell you. I'm the winning Among the suggested eandlduteH, In ad ditlon to are the lollowing: Jolin H.

Pousland. Story. Essex; Wllliunt A. Butler, t'owii; William Pew and Henry P'OHter. Colonel (1.

George, F. Howe, Hoyd B. and .1. Otis Wardwell. HHverhlll; Walter C.

Lord. Arthur H. Manchester; Wlillam Reynolds. Marblehead; R. P.

Cummins. Merrlmae; M. E. 'Fyler, Middleton, and O. Bailey, New'bury.

TRACK TEAM NEW HAVEN. April a call to the Vale track team to be Issued tomorrow. Captain Hargrave announces the eomposition of tho university training table to start on AVednesday morning. He notifies the remaining 37 men not chosen for the table that they are expected to continue training, under Mr. Murphy, and that of them may be taken to the table later.

The men chosen as members of the team are; J. R. Hunter, Dixon Boardman, George A. Goss. E.

G. Beck, J. S. Spraker, D. W.

Franchot, W. B. AVe.ston, E. Clapp, B. G.

Teod. J. R. Thomas, D. P.

Thompson and II. H. Pease. Frantz would surely he upon the diamond this year. The etory of his suspension is as statement being that given out to the public by the Harvard athletic committee) "In the summer of Frantz for three weeks om a team from Winfield, a short distance from the towm in w'hich he lives.

For this playing he received his board and a sum of money, amounting to about the latter sum to cover his expenses. The fact that more than the sum received was spent by Frantz for expenses during the three weeks relieves him from any intent of professional playing, but because of the temporary Infraction of the the committee has decided to penalize Frantz to the extent of one year of his four eligibility years. "It Is only just to Frantz to say that before any question of his amateur status had been raised by the athletic committee he had written a letter to the chairman of that committee stating the facts of the case." Frantz feels badly about the matter, yet his action in coming to ihe has made him the hecQ ot the university. Everyone regrets that h9 cannot play this year, but everyone. at the same time, praises him for being so considerate of the fair name or the university.

Profes.sor Hollis gave out the following letter, wffilch he first received from Frantz regarding the affair: "My Dear recent general axlvertlsement of Rule 5 of the regulations on athletic sports at Harvard has called my attention to my own connection with baseball during the summer of 1895. During that season I played about ten games on the infield, Kan.sas, nine, and received enough money to cover my expenses. Including I do not think there was one cent above my expenses, but rather less, from my connection with the nine. the time, by the strict wording tof the rules against professionalism. I appear to be Ineligible to a Harvard team, and I therefore from the baseball nine until the athletic committee can make an investigation to confirm me in my decision, or to clear me from any susplclon of violating the Is the statement of tpy case, as nearly i can remember It.

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2022 Main PHILADELPHIA 13, JERSEY OITT 11 NEW YORK. April Jersey City baseball team of the. Eastern League opened the season in Jersey today In a game with the Philadelphia American League team on the West New York groundg at Weehawken. TTiough defeated by a score of 13 to 11, the Jersey team hustled the visitors during the entire game. The score by Innings: Philadelphia ..........2 4 2 0 0 0 0 0-13 0 0 1 3 0 0 5 22; Jersey City, 13.

Jersey City. 3. B.atterlrs—I’ower« and Stevenson and King. years. I regret that I understand CITY OF BOSTON.

Clerk of Committees Department. The Cominltteg on will give a public hearing on petition of WBIlara II. for a license for light oiiera, vaudeville and dinclng entert.alnments In pavilion at corner of nnd Blxth etrects. South Boston, in the Aldernianlo Chanihcr, H.nll, on Wed- iiftdav, April 9, at 2 o'clock p. m.

P.ATRTCK BOWFA'. Chairman of fJommlttee. BOSTON of candidates for of to teach in the Boston will be held as follows: for high school cerllllcate; for the high cwrtlfl- cate; for the certlflcate In iHxikkeeping. oommcrclal geography nnd commercial law; the certlflcale hi phonography and typewriting. and for the special certificates In freehand, archtlecturnl and mechanical drawing, clay modelling design in IJvenlng Drawing Schools, and special drawing In high schools, penmanship and physical training will be ex- anilntHl In the High Kchool West the rule with clearness to call your attention to the above fact last sprlne.

Very truly Professor Hollis discusses the matter in the following signed statement: "The above letter explains It.self. It was received two ago, having been communicated orally to the chairman ot the athletlo committee on March 12- Mr. statement has been confirmed bv the ex-manager of the Winfield nlrje. seems to the committee that Mr. Frantz has vlolatiKl the rules aa worded, although he Is In spirit amateur, and that he ought to he pended for at least one season, exactly I other men have been technical violation of the rule.

His 'withdrawal has been therefore approved regret. UtA N. HOLLlb. Newton Ftrcct, on Friday and Satnnlay. April 25 nnd 26, at r.ln«t a.

ni. Attendance will he rwjulred each day. rirculars containing full Information c.nceming the and re- ip of these examlnntlona may he oh- trlned by personal or written application to tlie undersigned. THORNTON D. APOIJ-ONIO.

Secretary SchoM Conimltteo. ATHLETIC DATES NEW YORK. April athleqc contests in which ('olumbla University will at points of this Immediate vicinity In Apnll are: 14. baseball, freshmen against Yale, at New Haven; April 16, relay track team races at Philadelphia: April 19. golf against Yale and New Haven Country club at iHaven; April 23, baseball, against Yale at New Haven: April 26, baseball, against Cornell at Ithaca; track athletics and relay races at University of Pennsylvania.

ALDNG THE WATER FRDNT COP.4UTNE11SIIIF NOTICES. SHIPPING NEWS MINTA'FURK 5:18 a. p. m. of diiy 12 hours 68 Moon 4:.3.3 a.

in. High water 10:15 n. 10:30 p. m. arrived New England (Br.1.

James, pool, Mareh and Queenstown. 30th. with uuu- ehandlae, 53 saloon, cabin aiid ,4.) to RloharuB, MlilH o. ahe New Knglnml arrived at H.s,»ac Tuiiuel doeka at 2:30 p. rolumbtan March with merehandlae to I Withy Co.

(reports adverse winds and nearly the whole way eneonnletvd a strong Haturday. whUh followed the Into jKirtl. SL Cmlx, Pike. St. John, N.

A'otire of of l.tialted Mhfp or Kenewal or Extenalon Thereof. Pursuant to the of ten of chapter seventy-one of the notice Is hereby given that the limited lairtner- hereiofore formed, or renewed or extended, by the underaigned. under the firm name of HpUz with its place of business loeati'd In the elly of Boston. In ('ommonwcalth. In which partiierBhlp Henry B.

Spitz, Abraham Spitz nnd (ieorge J. Spitz, now deceased, were the partners, and Michael J. Fannie Spitz, Rachel Prager nnd Godfrey Morse were the partners, has this first day of Ac-" nineteen hundred and two, by mutual consent. In witne.s.s whereof, we have hereto tdgned our this first da- of April, In the year hundred and two. (Signed) HENHI P.

SPITTI. MB'HAKl. J. KKLLET, J'ANXIE BA' HKT PP (SOP III CRANE, Of Boston, who won thu American court tennis ch.trni)lon)shli). FOOTBALL WOEK BEGINS TODAY NICW IIAVFLS.

April foot bull eariclidutcs at Vale will be put to work on Yule field tomorrow afternoon, beginning the fortnight of spring prac- tlec. Curduln Chadwick tonight posted the. to ilie men who were in squad last fall as players and substitutes, and also to all of the fresliman squad. praetlec will be mainly in punting and Prizes have been offered as usual for proficiency. OAELIO SCHOOL SESSION At the of Gaelic School yeaterday ttftcriifiou at 1151 Wnshlnglon the Father While of I'lilladelphln nnd nor of South Boaton visited the sehool and in terms of '(he work gol'ng In a of Ihe Irish lunguiige.

Father White a Gaelic sehool In his and he ataerts that be a Gaelic aehool ilii every purlBh In Ameileu, In onler to api( nd Ihe light brottdeast and lulni truth to the world. Both clergj are fluent of the Irish language. At 5:30 p. tn. G.

seerelai-y of the tiaelle called to an adjourned meeting of that body, and in ahsenee of the president it wna again adjourned tinill next P. J. O'Daly, who GHelle at the meeting of the of the Gaelle League of Mussai huselts laet Sunday In niado a very eneotirag Ing of tha tuoveuieitt thionghout Hiale. Capt.iln Trantt'r of tho Lcyland steamer Caledonian, from I.iondon, found three American cattlemen stowed away when ihe vessel had the river 'rhames. Italph Davis.

2'J years old, a wood 'vas one of the two, and the others Spencer Epp, 24, a seaman by oequipatlon. and William Phe.shor. 31, an expressman, who had evidently go le during the recent strike. Knockabout fishing Helen B. Thomas, designed by Thomas McManua and by Captain Thomas, tried the new style boait In the bay yesterday with a party of frlend.s on The sixer Eleaiior A.

Percy Is anchored off the piers In East Boston, and is tha George Wells. Tho harljor nj covered, with the large-sized 1 1 etc. The celeiiratcd shipyard of Sewall ('o. of Bath has ix'gun the construction of a steel live-innsled Kchocner. w'hlch i will proljalily the cond steel one to built.

folb)vvlii4 tnuster laiw.soii at Fore Dr. Welti's fine st 'irn Malay will bet the llr.st one to be eommls- sloiii tills Offitcr Howard of the Joy Hne Old iJomlnioii has a simllur D'Ttl! on one of the New York- stean'crs. ('iiptain Rubolll of Stand.trd steimiT Atlas will chanro of vvhalclmck steatner (Tty of Everett, allcrlng into a tanker at Phila oelplda. Mate P.urk<> of tug Wyalusltig is now a O': one of the icrryboal.s. and ('aptaln riemuel of will the new IjOOo toner Mlnnetouk'), which lias just been.

in two seetii.ns it Cleveland for the deep trade. Sir? aliout 20 via Montreal, where tilie will be joined to ITiE VN. iBf.h lAiuisuurK, toiiH coal to O. C. Nonlpol Moltz, liOulKhnrg.

C. with 5800 coal to Marvel; folk. with inerehundise and a J'arthlHi), Thaeher, Phlladelphltt, with and non; (Tty of Mn('on, Johnson. and to K. H.

Down ng. Old Dominion. Burton. New York, with nmr- and passengers to the Joj 8. H.

BUCHU LITHIA KIDNEY PILLS. SICK KIDNEYS, The Bladder, Ulien- III a I ui and tho Blood all them; easea yield at onee and are quickly and fully cured. 16U Pills only 25 cents. A CURE It the People's Price. All dealers, by mall er at office.

I will mall mv liouk FREE to auy addrcas. W. F. SMITH, 126 Summar Boston, Wonderful Bladder Cure. MB W.

V. 1 pleasure In 'Informing yon that tho bos Kidney Pills to me weeks alnee have been I'X- eei'dlngly helpfnl. My urine now alnmst normally, and gives um 11 trouble. I have taken of thi Ik)X, and shall reeommeiid them to liny Buppreaslou R. COMMONWEALTH OF MA8.SA.

II Suffolk. Ape'' appeared Ib'iiry B. Spitz. Abinhiiiii P. Kelley, Fannie Spitz, Raehel ra frey Morse, and foregoing by them Ibelr free act and deed Before me.

PAI I. PuMlc. 'Seal) -f P10J named lehael and God- iced the 1 to be llertnsn Winter, (ii-ove. New York, Uh mer- to Henry Wlilt t.v of An-y. Bangor; Bav Oliver, Portland; ('By of GloiiecHter.

(iodfrey. aeliooiler Nellie E. Gray Smith. Wind southeast -Steamers ronaunlo (Br for Hull, via New York; Meahoani, New York (latter passed Chatham at 9 a- in.i; sehooneni Presi'ott Palmer, Newpor: ws, of nrlno. all slimerely, DU E.

B. GOODALL, No. 16 Market Portsmouth, N. H. Piurapple Biiltmiut act gently on Stoinaeh.

Liver ainl Nature's easy phyale, good for young and old. JtX) Pills In ulasa Vials only 25 eenta. from Portsmouth. N. Bayonne, N.

towing Co. ftq for (Jo. O. Co. No.

2, lowint baiges f. Co. 76 for do. and .57 for Ualtlmi.H»; high, Perth towing lb Reyeriv llnekensaek and IJherly; W. Nn lug barges N.

W. Noh. I and .3 Baltii more, and Pilgrim for No folk, Va. east. 9 tn paased out, Northtown, Bo fuy folk.

Vu. Wind mirfhwest, 6 Passed lorth. 6 p. a (IVI xsra Higlilaiid Light. April 6 North Star, urdiiy, tug l.yken», Phllndelythla ton.

towing three Huptamoq vlBu and Reading, from P) n. barge, which auehore off at dark at Hotsjken tgunt.d Puaaed team, and I'll, rto Coi Hailed this morning. I'assert tug for Boston; same time, a ht rk Hoiitli, 6. at 4 a. u) (Br.L Bwlon for i tez; at 6 a.

a Portland Ufainer; at 7 fug. HuiiiKwed Mercury. wl.ia maaVcii sehootHT with loHH of wind w. llgio aiitl clear. passed north.

6, at 4.49 p. tui: E. towing two biirg. Portland; time, fug. with bla band, b.

I'Hssi'd south at 3 p. lake irtn town, Boston for Norfolk, Va. wlnrl and elourty..