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jw Tw i 14 SUNDAY 1j87STXTEENtPAGES I irL1 IICTQRY FORPHILADELPHIA tUK jwnr ranK CLVB MAKES A POOR I sqpiriifo uf nta QVAKKR cure ARaU prM Over tk Metropol ti tniiClQs Ce lIers Tam Kvcek i Eadwuy Banter ee Tho past week and especially the last day of It has hen of decided Interest In base baIL The championship season of the National i Jl srre opened last Thursday but owing the rainy weather the several clubs did not get I under full headway until yesterday The Easl Jern nnd International Leagues also began the nseaton yesterday and undor very favorable clrcumatancos too Intoroitlng games wore played In both organizations Little may aid of tho League race ret owing the few of tho played The Detroit I Del games plared Tle Detrlt i Club baa done the best work so far by defeating the League baby three stralgfc Blames while Mew York has won two out of throe and Boston baa won both the games It I played In the American Association the Brooklyn ore holding their own manfullywit good how for flrst place while tho Metro polltnns are running along at the bottom with Bo chance of going lower than last place I In yesterdays games Philadelphia beat Now I Xork Pittsburgh boat Chicago Boston boa Washington and Detroit beat Indianapolis i In the American Association Bt Louis bat II Cleveland Athletic beat Brooklyn Baltimore Athloto bat Drokrn tmor 4 boat the Metropolitans and owing to a railroad I toad came accident to Louisville the Cincinnati Club forfeited a i Loulovle iI Tho weeks games have resulted In several I changes In the race for the pennant in the Southern League Tho clubs pnnant Improv txig In their work nnd during the week quite a tl ther players have been eignea pri number now arol bavt ben Illed Irln i cleallY I pitchers who nr still In great demMd lho Charleston Club directors a telegraph lnl In every direction for good pitchers flaying disabled batteries one and released another of their tour btlrles I THE RECORD TUB tUTIONAl LUCDC I i lvi rest 3 Wan fta von I Ir Detroit 3 im Boston 2 2 lui I Illtsbnrgh I I lUJ 1 IW york 2 1 3 0 I IhlUdelpbla 1 2 3 331 Jhllpbl 0 I I 10 3 oWMhlngton 0 3 2 lJ oWllaon 0 3 0 jllnmocapolu i zt J1 A onC AUOCUTIt iS rereenl i fls nlt Icon 4 Brooklyn 2 8 7W IMllm 1 a jtljoui 7 3 10 701 If Kaltlmor 3 ino 660 Athletic 3 645 ClnlnnatI 4 in 001 taulsvlll 6 4 II CLeveland 1 10 10 Sleveland 0 9 ino on I Tint S03IUIILT U1GD JVrrenl 4 lo bat fla lyrd von to Orleans in a 12 PX ItubTille 8 3 iNemuhl I 4 12 Nmthl Nobl 4 12 333 I i rCparieltnn 3 I 2T 2 i EaTanuah 2 10 12 II rniLADKLPIUA8 MEW BALL OBOUNDB PUILADELrHIA April 3QTho base ball part Wflioh wns dedicated by the game today 1 fa tho finest of the kind In the country II cost 80000 It is located wear Germantown Junction and Is aear the Perm i1 Hyivanla and the Heading Railroads In ton minutes and by several lines of streetcars i3 Two sides ot the park are enclosed by brickS wall 90 stone foundations and two by heavj aueUed fences with ornamental mouldings Flag staffs rise from the wells at Intervals of h1t twentyfour feet Tho right field seats consist of 21 rows 180 feet in length and the left field i seats of 20 rows nearly 800 feet In length and together will comfortably accommodate upward of 7500 persons and at least 56 carr es in the sheds built underneath Ontho main i floor of the pavlllion seating accommodations 7 for nearly 5000 persons are supplied mainly by iron and oaken folding chairs numbered on the backs by nickelplated escutcheons There Is no grand stand according the vocabulary the Philadelphia Club managers The pretty structure where the reserved seats I a located in known as the Pavilion lal i pavilion extends from tho corner of Fifteenth and Huntingdon streets 208i feet along the latter and 228 feet along the aoDg tho I il two Vines were stretched on one street they I would flu up an entire city square from curb to curb Tho Huntingdon street wing is slxty lt eight feet wide and has twentythroe platforms 1 fi and the Fifteenth street wing is forty clglit foet wide and has sixteen platforms 1A The design of the street exterior presents elretcnes of brick wall laid In red mortar and i pMrced with counted windows Hurmounting c1bfA wall a heavy railing and Iron columns II i roof trusses At the extreme ends of tvte pavilion are four belvidores or turrets 1 Xotzrteen by twentytwo feet reaching a height roen hpiht seventyfive feet above the curb At the corner of Fifteenth and Huntingdon streets Jan octagonbelvldere or turret thirtynine feet In diameter its apex 122 feet and its flagstaff 1 165 feet above the pavement 4 The whole structure has for its foundations I 120 piers of brick and stone built from five to 1 eight feet into the sold earth which uphold the It Boating platforms There are no wooden posts on tho main floor of the pavilion Wrought iron columns 21 feet apart are set along tho it front and rear with none intervening obi jrtrnct the view of the game From these 1 Iron columns in Immense spans rise i the wellbraced Iron roof trusses six I jteun in number upon which tho roof is 1 constructed Upon upn roof facing the ball fleldare Bftyfieven private boxes tho three fl tale blnK reserved for tho press nnd ijUlrcctors The end boxes are quite large the I cOr Tlo ar oinerH are purposely built small enough to con italntiurht seats with standing room for several tIDlht oral more These boxen are separated by ted posts in front and paneled partltionR I 3 every other mst rising above the roof lines In abanncrot standard The backs of the boxes tta finished In panels and blinds They are i Vrejlchod hvdounlp brad stairs from tho cor i i nnrbolvidore landing upon the promenade I i i platforms on tho crown of the roof but protected 1 by railings 1 1 oflotTooinivwIth the usual modern ronve I nmcosVwill found in the turret Under 1 nth the pavilion on the rund floor at each end are located ticket ofuces restaurants retiring 1 rooms players dressing rooms and lavatories f4 i with shower baths Ac the floors of 1 1fr which are covered with nsrhaltnm pavements Ant the sides nnd ceilings finished in hardwoods 1 The restaurants are fitted up with flat and appropriate fixtures No spirituous i i or malt liquors are allowed in the park TUB GAME A mlchty roar went up from 18000 throats 11 when the two taDs Dade their appearance on iL the newly sodded field Tile audience was by I nil odds tho largest and most fashionable that 6 has over boon gathered on a bal field in this city There were lawyers and Judges 41 clergymen and doctors and many I tens distinguished in tho varied walks of profosjlonal life The view was a most brilliant one Tho bright sunshine cast a glow 1 and glamour on 1 scene that was naturally nnturaly hilEbtenod by the presence of many handsomely dressed WOo whose ribbons fluttered 1 in tho breeze that swept over tho field i and every one of tile thousand little incidents 1 that are sure to mark tho assembling of such a vast Dllttudo of people was Irowd by applause I and hand clapping Everybody Was I MPrld erbdl ill good humor ltwasveritabiyanldeaiopenhllg of the base i ball season and auspicious of tho success of a I i bal that in said to huvo cost tho Philadelphia Cub management the round sum of 80 000 The groat pavilion wait jammed with pretty women and wclldrcBBed men all the open seats were led and the out field was hedged In by a line of men three deep who made the air resonant with their shouts of on courugement to the local players and of worm otliur to tho visitors Capts War and Irwin their men around the field amid a perfect trent of applause while the American flag fo i was run upon the polo ut thocontr heW Mr tier and nooks military band played fho St1r IJaloa Danlor Thou medals embematio of their victory li the local champIonship struggle were presented to each of tho 1lilla SHED delphm players and the real business of the i day was begun I The rival Captains agreed that any ball knocked into the crowd that chokod up bll outfield should good for two bases only i Capt Want sent his men tho field and Umpire 1 Powers called time amid the inspiring strains of The Champions specially composed th for the occasion Pitohor Keefo of thor 1x kllUedgodOlants probably never cot such a prubblng as bo was troatod to In this very first frt Inning and ho must have felt very tired by the 1 i Unie lie last man was out I rogarty opoued on him for a nice single over arSs hood Andrews followed by hitting tho bali In tho centre field crowd advancing Fo jmrti to third Dally made single that Daly Ilnllo Jr ht the two preceding batsmen home and KI i tj1ol Wood hit the bal right In front oft veef who handled it rlbt clumsily and I I Wood bruKht th bal the bu 1 fe lYhon Capt Irwin came to the Plate Jle was presented with a magnificent ente Jaket of flowers and a tiny silver base bale responded the compliment by a base hit and brought home Wood who hal meanwhile Stolen around third on a bad throw and 4 wild pitch oraeefe Duninton came to tho feW scratch with a nice baser and Farar brought both men In by driving tho ball tar out tot centre 10n He went to second on 1 Wild hi iillcli and Ferguson and Clement made Iilta I lo arty was the first man out 1 ANticn ho came to tho but ho I second time he lilt aloui fly which Tijrimn gathered In cluverly Audiows hit Ewing anti WICK thrown out at first lialley win got his basu on Itlch ft I nrUsous error but wua left Wood hitting to lvinc andcolng out ut first The not result oLbe inning which was one of the most re 7 markabio battery exhibitions ever roma 4 contest was nine runs tore 4 It1 rhU 3 Every man made a ht and every it undut WQ by the Iou I of 46e Hi jl lI able rim In their hat of the Inning and four runs although Richardson was the onli man to make a safe hit Mlsplays by Fam and Clements and Judicious I saerlflolnat Ward and aillosple aided them to this result In the second inning the Fmladelphfas Wr prevented from scoring a brilliant a doublejpl eorne br by Ewing and Connor and a fly catch by Tic nan being the features of the Inning lbs Giants were also shut out In this Inning but In tho wfr tho Phlladolphlas again got ont tbo bal in lively fashion Farrar opened with a double which Ferguson duplicated a momei later bringing Farrar home Fancy stole thir Far Fon and Clements went out on a high fly to Tie nan Fogarty nnd Andrews made sinlec and Dally punched Andf far mae the II ieft fielders head for two bags Then Wood elei Wo trifled the crowd by bal the ball over the crwd hlttnl fence for a homo run and clearing the base Bufllnton scored rn band on balls and a wll Id pitch Irwin went out KeefqtoConners Fei guson got his base on balls but Clemen ended the Inning by hitting to awing In the fourth hlttntt and seventh li I nines Koofo Iflh up considerable and the Phillies wore unable to score making only one hit in each though Dnileye drive into the le i tt field crowd was 11 reality the longest hit of the fold crwa day He got two bal on It but was left there A great riing catch by Dorgan of a hit from Dumntoijlimit and a double play In whio Tiornan had part were tho fleldlng features of the Innings Meanwhile the Giants hod ben steadily pegging away In the fourth Innlni After two hands wore out Ewing pounded the Afr hall over tho fence and trotted around the baMs He did tho same thing fn the sixth The run In the fifth was made on OBourke single and 0108plol double The last named player hit a hot ono to Andrews In the seventh It was stopped In great stylo but Andrew who Is suffering with a lame arm threw wild and Gillespie landed safely Dorgan also got first on Andrewss bad throw but forced Oil frt at cond on what should have ben a double play but for Andrewss error Richardson mode a hit Keofe flew out to Bufflntoi Dud Tiornan brought both runners in by a rnnor In good clean hit Ewing ended the Inning by a flyto Datloy Tho Phillies did some fine slugging In tho eighth Ferguson Clements Fogarty and Andrews moo successive double baggers and four runs were netted I was growing very lat and the crowd was impatient BO ver Ward had made a twobagger and scored en Connors long drive on which the latter was thrown out in trying to make second and Oltourke had gone out on a foul fly splendid taken by Clements Umpire Powers called the game and left the Philadelphia victors In their frt came on the now ground The fielding honors of the day ware share hr Tllrnan of the Now Yorks and Clements of tho Philodelphlas The score saw TORE Rluaup RILPnLE lsroj1 Flnl 24 b3 I 24 0 Fogarty 3d b2 2 0 0 I WarL a 11122 Andrew 2db3 383 4 Connor lithO 0 10 I Patlycf2 4 1 0 fi ORourke C2 1 1 0 Wood I 3 3 0 niileiplelf1 I I Irwtn1 1 113 0 IIplLl Otnl1 Dnrnan OIO IIBnfflnton f3 3 I 0 0 RlctTrdsn3dbl 3 0 3 8 Farrar lstbl 2 0 0 Kesfap0 0 I I Ferguson p2 3 1 I 1g I 1 Tiernsnc fo 5 1 0 Clements 193 1 Ibr Totals 9 3113 7 Totl li 19 3115 7 Philadelphia 0 8 0 0 0 011 New Vork 4 0 0 1 1 13 9 Earned rnnl Philadelphia 12 New York 3 Two base hits Andrews Dally 3 Karrar Ferguson Ewing olUetnle Home runs Wood Ewing 2 Double play Ward Ewing and Connor Klcoardson I Connor and rrenfir4 OKourke First base on ball Ilnnhiton Ferguson nillesple First base on erroiaFhllidsphis Nei York A htrnck tNew York a aI 41t ORourke 3 Wild pitches Keefe 8 Time of game 2 hours and 40 minutes Umpire Mr rowers lm HinVAKD EASILY DETEATS COLUMBIA I was a cold day At the Polo grounds yesterday but it was much colder for tho Columbia bin College team For the first time in the history of base ball this city is represented In the College League and this was the frt regular College League game played here Th wind blow a gale all through the game and huge clouds dust rolled up over the grounds Tho teams made their appearance on the field amid the waving of handkerchiefs by the handkorlefs pretty girls and round after round of college cries The players made a pretty showing th Harvard men in their maroon and black caps maroon shirts and stockings and gray breeches being in striking contrast to lay white breeches and blue caps and stockinge of the Columbine The visitors brought alone their mabeot a small bull pup The contest was a wretchedly played one on the part of Ole Columbia team and almost from the start they bowed that they were slender opponents for the Harvards They seemed to bo weak at all points A long run I fling catch by La Marcho of Willards bit for throb bias play bases was the only feature in the Clum Harvard played a sharpgame and batted with telling effect As base runners they ar wonders Boydon their pitcher was toe much for the home team and they beat the wind in their attempts hit the ball The Columbia enthusiasts seemed to freeze up after the frt inning or two and the Bah rohrahCOLTJMBIAt died out in the fifth inning when some one yelled Bats Bats Rats I COLUMBIA1 The Harvard men were the first to start the ball Wlestllng cut the horseskin Into centre field for one bag He showed himself a remarkable runner successfully stealing second and third bases and came in on Forsters fly out to Cameron Campbell then hit a daisy cutter left field and came In on Wll lards cut for one base the right fold The third Inning resulted In nothing for Columbia The Harvard men again got In their fine work Campbell hit for a single base stole second and third and came In on a wild throw by Oaten Score 3 to 0 in favor of Harvard Harvards mascot sat on the players bench and wagged his tall over the ta success of his magic Tho Columbia got in a twobase hit in the fourth inning but BqydenB pitching was too much for them and the side went out with no score The Harvnrds opened this inning with a hit by Bovden He was enabled to move upon a passed ball and Blnghams sacrifice and scored on a muff by De tilbourg In the fifth Inning the Columbia boys became rattled and went pieces all at once and from four hits and nearly double that many errors the visitor scored eight runs Tills ended the run getting the work for the rest score of the tame being sharp and well played The COLVSU nUTU nro Ag I Llaroix roopr I 0 0 4 2 WIltlng a 13 2 I 0 I BnIIOr CO I 3 1 O1Foter It 0 1 1 I 0 Murray tn I 2 0 Campbl 3 b3 3 4 2 I rfO I 2 0 0 IIrd It b1 I I 0 0 fills 0 0 0 4 2 1nb I 8 2 1 IJlSlbourgBbO A I 4 3 flode 2 2 2 8 1 CJ i A Cameronltb0 012 0 Singhsmcfl 0 10 0 BtrebngU2dl0 022 I Ilnr I 1 0 0 Oeppler 1 fO 1 2 0 2 Uumford2dbO 0121 Totals0 i 24 IS i Totals 12 II i i i rolnmbla oooonono Harvard i 2 0 I ISO 0 0 12 Earned nms Columbia 0 Harvard 8 FIrst hue by errors Columbia 3 harvard lint base on bU olumhta I Harvard Struck outColumbia 1 Harvard I Left on bases Columbia 7 Harvard si Two base hitsMurray 1 I mobIL I Double plOTo Noue vuidnltcliesUoyden I Hates 1 failed balls Rannliter a Umpire Urace fearce Time of game 1 hour and SO minute A CIX8ECALI ron DETROIT INDIAKATOLIS April 30The third game of the series between the Indianapolis and Detroit Clubs was witnessed by 2000 people popl Iiealy pitched for the home team and Twltchnll for the Detrolts and both wore very unsteady giving mllny btses ou balls er batting of both teams was heavy the honors of the game In this respect being carried off by Denny and Jhomberg for Indianapolis nod Dunlap and Thompson for tho letrolt Sooty of tho home toitni niarto a hrllllantonnhand running catch of I long filch fly to left field which brought him 1 round of applause The score DrTaOIT I IXUUJfArOLIf In oi tires lunlap2dbi 4 II i 6 2 Hecry I I 3 2 i 1 Inwe a a 2207 nrlasicock i 12 2 4 a I iroutherslstb2 2IA I 1 DennrSd U2 1 4 411 Thompson fl 4 1 KhnraMrir Ibl SHOO teasel I Acl 2 4 I 0 McUenchy tO 3 2 0 ll3 I sion I Iju ett2dbl 0120 llsnlonctI 1 I 0 SCaItlt I I 02 iennettcAIf1 2311 Arundet 2120 Twitchcllp2 2 2 Ollealyp 3 0 Totals242718 0 TOlabiii 6 letrolt 3 4 0 0 0 0 714 ndlanapolls tl I I I 0 4 0 I 1 sis 1 Earned runsIndlanspnlls 4 Detroit I Twobase ilHWhlte beery Minmberg 2 llanlon Thompson Gannet TIe boss hltslUiwe Thompson Home runs Dunlin Union Denny Double yi niassenck to lossett to hhomberif Viral base im lnlUHery 2 Hancock KhDmberg naikeit Iubill Arundri I lilt by Itched bullHeal 2 Arundel Klmmborg llrnnetj unlapa Iroull WhIte lint I bss on rronIii lananoUaJli I Detroit 1 SIred outhhoraberg Cahlll lunlap Passed ball Arundel I 1 isniel WM plVoehr jtcbe Twltchell 1 Time 2 liuun 10 minute Urn A bllAUP GAME AT WASniNQTON 7A8HiuaTON April SOFully 5000 people witnessed tho second game between tho wash netou and Ito ton clubs bore today and were rewarded by noelmt most Interesting wer Itlnc contest Ebb batons outbatted the Viislilnutiiiis hut made morn errors than tho home ofub Their victory was duo to tho iianollouij fielding of llornuns and ohnston In the seventh inning with the banes full nail two Innlnl llor nung iimdo tho icroutost cntcli ever Been nUIU lulu her After miwudlnc ho ball ho turned all En runnIng at full slIced caught tlio bal off tIm fence with one bund AgaIn in tho ninth In nine when the bases were ful he mode another other remarkable catch that saved two runs which would have tied the score Johnston In his inning duplicated Hornunga oatoh jump IB at least two feet 10mung1 and bringloK down the ball safely lad he dropped theba tile home club would have won The same was a succession of brilliant plays but the three above noted were the features Donnelly ndClltlKim played their respective portions In hlffhly eoniinonJublo rOlptvo The score AllllMAOK I I aOirOK I Ir 01 a laroI a aroll I 0 0 I I I illlornung 1 2 a i ao 11 fccf I I IIOnlnI 12 I 11 I urkrU2db I I 2 a OiU ess i 2 11 2 Irl 1111 in Nub 34 I 1 0 a I i rliscl 1 2 I UjMnrrlll let b1 2in 0 yerssu I 4 2 Uurioci sd bO 0222 onelly 3 lbO 134 uJohnitou fl I a I I GIIn1 4 I oTatcc 3 SIt liaw Oieteuunijrer po 2 Totals XdBMai Tot 5143715 8 ashlngtnn 00000 I I 14 MUm 4 0110000 4 TwebMalt I 4Y lrrul Th omts a4 Dmitry rim bM 811 flornonLw1 i NowU I thaw Pint baee on e1 1 I Wabietos I Btrtek outBy ftummeyi II I 1 I Ihoun UmpIre Wilson XiO THE JOO WDIAWS BAtTtMoue April fWMayswas bate hard apd often today and the Metropolitan fielders clayedin wretchedform allowing the Bait more team win with ease I was a veritable singeing match from start finish but the batIng was nearly all done bl the home tam 8 Kllrqy though wild was effective only six clean hits being made off him The score iimou unorou in ilPPOLt LlIPeAP Oreiwoed3b4 I 4 I I Udfora34biViP a 0 EIITTIPSS0 0 I I SNalioese1 919 I Farrell f22 0 0 0 tWIbOO I I I Tate lstba ItS 0 0 Morrison fl I 00S ynlnur 8 484 0 OBrfsn lfl I 1 I Ortrane a 410 0 Dooohnrfo 2 0 2 Somm rlt2 I 0 0 BOmmert eio 183 I Dils54b2 804 8 Mars I 11 0 Kllroy p3 4 0 0 Uoloer lit b1 118 a 0 To 21342721 Tel 8113718 i Saitimorsia I I OIl I I 541 SttUmmi 0 0 I 2 8 0 05 Earned run Baltimore 101 Metropolitan 8 Tw base hlta Greenwood 21 rereaD 2 Davis ThTeeb5M Oavl and Radford Double ply nlson Ilol hlBT In bert and Itanklnsoni llelberl and Sommeni 661OIZ Radford and llolbert flies baa on tellsOff Kllroy Si Maya 1III by pitched ball Tucker Oriflln rust base on error brIe fi Rtrui out By Kllroy Fid balls miraer 5 wild 9tteba Kllroy 31 May 3 Ttroe 3 hour and SO mInutes rrlfc lt UmpiraMeQusil A DSTKAT TOB BROOKLYN IDILADmp April 80For seven innings today Tltcomb was entirely too much for the Brooklyn players Beginning with the eighth however he weakened and the vlaltoi knocked ont five runs on a base on balls tour singles and a double Fortunately for the Athletics they had secured a good lead In the early part of the game which tho Brooklyn notwithstanding their brilliant rally were unable to overcome The batting of Btovey and the fleldlng of Smith were the features Stove was Injured In the sixth Inning Mllllgan tak lag his place The score nnano OOILTII a lsroLs lLteLa Stovyef2 3 i 0 0 rltnr8 b1 2 0 0 Ulltin fO I 0 0 cCIUan2dbO 333 0 Poormsnrf1 I I 0 1 Jwartwoodrfo 1 A I LarklnLt 3890 1 MeTamanyrf8 330 0 Ylanlganistb1 813 1 rhllilp lit bl 210 11 Lyonadb2213l5nrcbLf10500 jrDaueradbo 2 1 0 Smltll2 8 a a 2 NcflarrssI 8483 OBriena0 ISO 0 Robinson I I 0 Hndronpl 305 0 Tltcomb 0 0 0rote1l TotalS 91111711 I Tetals101921 III II a Athletic 0 0 4 0 0 I 3 010 1 Broo1tlo 1OOOI083 0 Farnedmns Athletic 8 Brooklyn 4 Twohas hits Storey 2 Flanagan Blerhaner Smith OBrlei Home run Poorman Double plays McOirr and Lyons Smith and Phillips lint bas on hallsStove 1I IIJrIt IIlW Larkin I Lyons flnkney Rwartwood McTamany Philips Handenon Flnt bate on error Athletic 81 Brooklyn 4 Struck ont Brooklyn 8Athletic 4 Passed baltaOBrien Robinson Wild pRobes lh tLWU4pllOh Tltcomb 2 Time 210 empire Knight THE riEST LAAOUC TICTOBY FOB PITTSBUBO PITTSDUBOH April SQThe League chain plonshlp season was opened in this city toda after being postponed two days on account of bad weather A procession through the two cities and a brass band concert at Becroatloi Park preceded the game A fine day dover 9000 spectators who became almost wild with excitement when the Pittsburgh took the lead in the first inning and held It throughout the game The playing of both clubs was brU lIant The only fielding error made by the Plttsbufllbll was a dropped nr bySmUh which ho ran after out into the centra field The field inc errors ot the Cblcagoll were excusable Sunday dropped a hot fly after a hard run and Daly made a wild throw to second which let in a run Calvin and Clarkson both did well under the new rules especially the former The Pittsburgh made two runs in the first inning on a triple byDalrymple a single by Brown base on balls a long fly of Bark ley One in the second on a sin gle by MoKlnnon and tripple by Whitney fie in the fourth on hit by pitcher McKIn nons tripple single by Whitney and long flyby Smith and one In the eighth on Sundays muff of Millers fly and McKlnnons double The Chlcagos made one run In the seventh on Ansonsl Pfefrer8 double and WilllamllOne sacrifice and one In the nth on Sulllvan8 threebagger and Anions sacrifice The score cnicuo plyruesos i IroPlTtUvorLPo lire AK IBPO AX Futaytf0 Ill 0 1 Dalrrmbllfl 1 2 00 Bjanit 101 Brown ot 1 4 1 0 SulUran pIl 1 0 0 Miller 3 1 4 0 0 Anton lit b1 2 7 0 0 Berkley 2dbO 0 4 8 0 lfeffer3dbo 348 0 Coleman fl 0 2 1 0 wiuianmono oil 0 McKlnnonUtba 4 a 0 0 BomlldbO 333 0 Wb liner 8dbo 2 800 DMT 0 a 2 1 SmIth i 0 1 0 1 I Clrkonp 000000alvinp02060 Total2 i7ii 2 Total eiSI371S I I MlltlfOo 0 0 00 0 I 0 1 2 ritutjnrf 3 1 3 0 I 0 Rarntd runPlltabnrlfll 3 ChIcago Twobau Mil McKtBBon Anion Ffeffer 2 ihnekue bltDI rrmpl McKlnnon Whitney bnlllTan Double plays rIbll kloon tr rI 2lr Smith Barklcr and McKfnnon First bM on ball Smith Miller Sums Anon lilt by pitched ballCole man Pfeffer Oral baa on balk Whitney First bate on rrora PltuburK 1 Struck oat Br Clickers 5 by UY DJea IIB3 Otlvin 2 Faucd ballMUler 3 Daly 1 Wild pltabe None TlmI boor and 35 mInutia Umpire QueLBOCBEBTJB BOCBESTCB VICTOBIOU8 The opening game of the Eastern League at Jersey City Between the Jersey City and the Rochester Clubs was witnessed by a large crowd The visitors from the Flour City made an excellent showing at the bat and in running bases and won by the following score JIMIT CRT CRUT IPO A a RlrO A I Rowdenefl 0 1 0 0 I dUn 2 3141 OIrIssefl 4 0 0 I Lewisct3 4101 Ilslferlstbo 3 1O 0 Kennedy lll A 2 reid I 1 0400 Vlsner Lf 1 1 1 0 Cercorancl 2 8 3 i Knowles2dbt 2841 McCabe 2dbO 1 3 2 2 Mcljlone SdbO 0 0 2 I Muldoon8dbo 0112 Dunnerf1 0 2 0 ltolOnpo 1 0 3 Dugdale 0 6 4 1 Langss223IBlskeIyp 1 jo I 4 I Total 6133416 8 Total 111237 is i Jersey City 0 O13O8OOO a Rocbter1 0 3 0 6 0 0 PRINCETON VS TALE The morning trainafroip New York and Phil adolpbla yesterday brought a throng ofjlOople to witness the base ball came between Princeton and Yale college teams The weather was cold cloudy and windy At 2li oclock there were over 3000 persons on the Varsity grounds One hundred Vale students were on hand to cheer and encourage their team Many ladles and gentlemen wore the blue but the partlnnns of the black apd I orange predominated Umpire Fulmer called game promptly at 2J Princeton took the Held The game throughout was close and well played The Yale nine found it difficult to hit Merour Btacg pitched a brilliant game The fielding of both nines was almost perfect The wind and cold proved a great hindrance to good tilay I nil For Princeton Durell Sforcur King and Price distinguished themselves particu larly and for Yale Btagg Dann McOllntock and I oyOB played the most perfect The principal defect in Princetons playing was bad coaching at base runnings Had it not boon for this they might have made two or three runs more The ninth Innine was reached without a run for Princeton With ono out Dufileld took baM on balls and came homo on errors amid great enthusiasm Wagonburst then made a hit to left field who muffed Moanwhilo WBgenhurt made third hose The left fielder overthrew to third and the hall went into tho crowd Wag I Bnhuret started home but Dann recovered the hall and put him out Princeton claimed ft blocked ball and the umnim sustained the lnlm but ho afterward found by the now rules that It was technically not a blocked ball because It rolled after It struck the crowd If tho point had boon sustained the camn would Javo boon a draw2 to 2 As It Is Yale wins 8tol The score Princeton 0 0 0 0 i 0 ii kale 0 I 0 0 ti2 Bat nluFrlntttoa 3 Yale 8 BrmraPiincetnn 3i lltr IiJd rale BatterleiMercur and Brownley Blag and nun FORFEIT TO LOUISVILLE LOUIRVILLB April 30 Propitious weather wrought out a large crowd at the base ballpark this afternoon only however to be disappointed The Cincinnati Club went from hero to Evansville Ind yesterday and ox petted to return In time for the game today An accident on tho LouIsville Evansvllle and Lonli I ronij dntnlnod them nnd the umpire mnouncod that according to tho rules the came wont to Louisville Tjy a score of 9 I too owing to tho failure of Cincinnati to put in an appearance A VICTOnt FOB THE JASPERS The Jaspers met and defeated the Eccentric Club on the Jasper grounds yesterday by this score Jupen 3518013 130 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Pr ient of lbs Meet Kxehant yeiterday declartU Ulhuelf a straightenS bull en be stock market wet that vryt lni throughout the cogbtry warraulefl A hither rant ol priced for railroad lecurltlM Mr Theodore Myen ot th flock Kichant laid that the majority of ha Board room trader wr ap panntly ln lId to jump en the market but that the capital of the country and the majority of the bit men la th street wet arrayed on the bull ride Mr Slyer did not anticipate permanent Injnry to lbs mariti from th woiklnn of the Intercut law Mr Doqt On of Oreen A alman has Jolt been steeled Preiideit of the Savannah Dublin and Weitern the Birmingham La Orange and Macon and lbs COT Intton add Maoon lUllmada and he left Uit nlfht on a tour 01 Irapeetlon of the road HU train will be pulled thronth OeorirU by an engine named for hU partner Commodar A DIm IIr John Davis of the Stock Exehant has airal 1 been summoned by bible to the lok mOm of hi family In Part Mr Davit is now on his way to Havre Mr WUTardutd ytiterday thai had ordered the prlrate wires leading Into hIs office from other clUes to be removed there was not nfflclnt btulnet In the outoftown patronat to warrant the expenie It appear that member of the Coniotldited Block and Petroleum Xxchant differ with Mr WUUrd for Broker MaoFarlan and other member of that lathing yeiter day concluded to order private win Into their office Mr Gerard Rcranton a popular member of It Wined 1 eo retired from the firm yesterday The mJntot people on Connlldated Stock and retro leant Exchange ere pradlctlnic another boom in minIng harea and some of them pointed yeeterday with pride at the strides of El CrUto Chairman A Peter of th Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange announced from the rostrum yesterday that tomorrow 25 cent for 1000 barrel of pe trolnm would be tile dally atorat charge It ha been 41M et lubject of course to fluctuation Oil loaned yeiterday today at BOcenta and for tomorrow at 35 cute but the fact that 35 cent to be the basis was halledwlth pleaiur Forty nlner John Oanlt held hi twentynnt reception yesterday and all his broker friend tackled twenty oce turkey and other thlnz be urnlihed In commim oration of the nnt llemm Clark the aqueduct man ha lled ont as a deaUr In Wall itrtet prlrilecei UII favorite are utrad die and In the put week he sold 8000 shares of them mostly in I New Vork and New England Colorado Coal and Canada Southern Lieutdot Joneiwa the UMtof the Democrat on the Produce Exchange yesterday HI moustache It anything is larger and more wavy and not an extra gray hair has been added It by the efforts of the Republican Senators to bulldoze him thought th Exchange wa quit a hop OCT HIU called on ex State Senator John Elernin yeiterday and while he wa there Uncle Daulel La mont dropped in The Governor and the private seers tarT greeted each other with cordiality Senator Klemn also had for vUlton Slate Senator Vedder Comitock and Faieett Judge Mailer of the Court of Claim and United Rtate Comptroller Tren holm The State Senator with Mr Klernan called at the oRes of Commodore James Smith to talk about the Vedder Tax bill itrlke ai It I spoken of In the Street Fretldent Smith told a Btm reporter that he didnt think the Tedder bill would become a law Fmldent Jame MeOee of th Produce Exobange and exPrelldent Usury flints of the Cotton Exchang called on Assemblyman Cantor at 115 Xa san street yesterday and urged him to do his belt to defeat the bill of AemhlTma Peter McCann The bill declare that trading future or option mull bo Hopped Wheat on the Produce Exchange looked brighter yesterday June now the pet option touched 93H cents with a subsequent slight reaction Exporter were again the mainstay here taking fortylx boat load The situation I Mid to favor If not higher prices certainly the maintaining of present figure The demand from France are larger and the English home supplies ar laid to be reduced There IA enough wheat in Liverpool but that Is being manipulated In the interest of the Chicago clique The Chicago boy now hare big lotl of June having bought In the la few day7OQO000 butheli They are reported to be out of May but will continue the deal Into June It Ja I said that there en 1 many May abort In this town yet to be beard from The coffee men continue to howrwlth pride over the antic of the bean It dropped fifteen point yesterday and that didnt mike the bulls happy Brother Ship Icy Arthur Wheeler Broken Crouman and Kuts were the MDen and Sklddy Mlnford Co and Arnold A Co the big buyer A number ef the broken said that there had been a good rUe In coffee and that aa th receipt at Rio Janeiro and Santo were Increatlng and as flairs looked tired there may be a further drop here thUweek The Aiaoclatlon uaa reduced the freight for coal from Few York to Eastern port 30 cents a tonf rom Oi cent to 65 cents FIXAXCLtl AND CO1OIERCUL New Tork fltMk Exchange flstles April SO IHITSB anTIs AID STlt loses II SlOOQs 10 et Brown enlluHl 1 11060 80108 IIAIIJIOAD 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i fx 65304 57lJ5e Sh 0114114i IKiOulck rrcf ni rIO 1 A W2ltli24 soiTrnn I I AIn ItMi I KV lit dusd iol CoI4 1i t4 IOULj4A03a 1434 niNewfeni Ii I 3WlLouS N169e30731 lSsaijloeUngCL45341s4o 1lfW lox CealKh4ls 1335 CoLe tlai063p433 441 34 fly cnI6oiSi IS rImp Co44 4f li 111 nif ij6rl its 1icbCent I tO 121 It A Trani3434334 1110 MloIIIIIUHflIIA 32151 Iac Slall541353634 JIIOO MIL 8L P3i9IS1 45Slo Iariflo14 om brtI 5 Chat pi i 833521s Total sales mona I CLO eta asreti CODlIIJ bt ant Uii44ir11014 AtrI Kstrcom 5134 52 41tia rI hiSS AM r1 tI3 lmA 1U 40 r12I 1294 Mo tTex 104 117 4 a 1111I Ili4 Sbt nat 625 11 t1Ia lU NJ Cent HI 4I I Atlanitn A Pc 1311 14 I A Hnil I1iU 118 Cons IIM J3t It A 5 rt tiolradu i1 i 49 llPl 21115 rnn nthm 1111 I lIJj SIIrI I nfl 6li fll 115 i lun rc I L4 in orlpweet 11134 1215 Cen tAclflc Ci 1 l3 I omitm OIQ AJ 15 I file 1 A 11111 Dreffno A I 545 itd VI I 4 I ioTS Or11 A NIIXI 11335 DL A Uu4a lllu 1611 OreltOil Inip 5535 4U na A MuG II III racine MaiL Baal 1 1 IIock 01l1l1l9i I IBoIa1 I rm 1 CUy II 1Ia1I4 III 01 1M ha 81H ON II 11 0 a 1 II I 2je IGN 1 NII avOOIIu 1r 1IIILB 80K I tin 1 1011 8LTtJIUU1 April 30 Todays stock market warn an exceeding tame affair The operators who hare been most active lately appear to be Indifferent to the course of prices and are naturally without any particular leadership The trading element Is averse to extensive ventures Aa to I the outside interest It appears to be dormant The only Indications of orders from beyond the limits of the street are found In the bond market which Is fairly active and strong the dealings today were tho smallest of nF day this week In only two stocks did the transactions aggregate 10000 shares each Yet the business though light was exceeding well distributed Beading was the most active stock and It was very strong throughout It was an exception In i closing with a net gall President Oorbln denies that any partionli progress has been made toward a settlemer with the holders of the Junior eecur tics of the company that have not assented to the plan of reorganization It is a fair assumption therefore that the strength of Beading Is due almost entirely to thelarge IMreue net earnings which II due In part to Mr Oorbln management but more to the fact that tho Beading Company IB no longer a disturbing factor in the anthracite coal trade Fort Worth and Denver City was second In I point of activity but at a reaction from yestei days exceptional advance About the on other noteworthy dealings were In Missouri Pacific which was more extensively dealt in than it I has been for a long while It was strong throughout and retained a large 8n of the Improvement In nrice Tho trading Now England was sufficient to make it rank third In point of activity Th market for It was fully firm Through the rest of the list the transactions may be regarded 88 practically nominal The specialties were In tho main quiet although 1 there was a fair volume of business in I Colorado Coal and InKlngton and Pembroki The lost named was significantly strong With the opening of navigation It is expected that this property will make an unusual good showing of earnings aa it la to an extent dependent upon navigation for the forwarding of a large part ot the business originating upon Its Knot The news of the day consisted almost entire of the usual trade reports that are present at the close of the week They wore of a moderate Improvement in general business but of a less desirable Industrial situation The bank clearances show a small falling off In ex changes as compared with last week but the are much larger than a year ago The bus I ness failures for the week wen unusually email In number and In the amount of lia buttles The volume of business in the Unlisted 1 De lIartmont was small American Cottonseed Trusts were lower selling at 53K to 62X Des Moines and Fort Dodge advanced from 16 i to 17K Brooklyn Elevated sold at 641 63S and Toledo Ann Arbor and North Hlohl gan at 22V to 23 A few sales of New York West Shore and Buffalo old stock at 2X to appeared on todays Tlst After being IrOn erally strong all day prices yielded in the lasl hour under realizing by the room traders so that the net results of the day wore lower prices The market throughout the week has been entirely a waiting one enlivened only by the breaks in Now England The course of prices together with the evidence that small and not altogether scrupulous operators can control them for the moment has tended to discourage general interest Inthe market However the situation is generally regarded as favorable and all of the efforts to depress prices have been unable to start anything approaching liquidation As compared with the final prices of last BaturdR1 night the list Is practically unchanged hits a number of stocks are a hade lower the only decline worthy of note is that of 21 cent In New York and New England and tho only net advances of any magnitude were 1JOB cent in Northwest 3U cent In Fort Worth and Denver City and 4t cent In Colorado Noteworthy changes In prices are snow by the following comparison of final sales 1prtI9 Apr41 311 AprIlO Aprfl30 ran Pacific 6Srf Itlaovl rIM II S5 esw 11334 101JJ6 Del A WestlS7K 13734 Norwwt com 12l15 1215 Del A lJudaonIOt 1045 CentralHSj liS KastTenn ISM 13U KJ Central 81 5135 KTenn2drrd 2wi 25VOmaha corn 5234 52 Ft aD city 495 49 Rock Island128 12834 Klngsfn A Pern 452 45M Reading 4535 4575 Lou A Nash 5W4 6734 ralon Pacific 6234 62 Maiibai con ISA 150i Western Tel 7575 7644 MchCent 135 02 I Wheeling A LE 51 i 6135 Government bonds dull The is closed cent lower bid Hallway bonds were active and strong The more important dealings and net advances were in Atlantic and Pacific Incomes 3 4 cent to 34W Green Bay Wlnona and St Paul late IX to 107K and incomes 135 to 48X Indiana Decatur and Springllold Zd incomes Ji to 4111 Mexican Central new an 4s 51066 Central debentures Xto 98K Shenandoah Valley generals IX to 50 and lots 1H to 107 and Wabash Pacilic Chicago division lets to 100K Money on call 45 cent Sterling exchange dull and featureless with posted asking rates unchanged at 487487H for long bills and 489 for demand The quotations of bank stocks closed as fol lows mt 4ted 4511s America 17 180 Manhattan 151 164 AmExehge 140 142 liarS 162 Itroadway 266 275 Mechanls 171 174 Itutch Drov 164 iWO Me and TriO 145 Cebtral 133 136 Mercantile 14235 Clsee 178 Slerchants 142 150 CIatbam 210 111cr SIxth 11 120 Chemical234 Metropoliti 3134 33 dlv Sill Nassnu 142 citizen ISS 141 New York 215 2P ConilnOrce 177 162 Nat EL 125 126 Continental 125 130 County 210 Corn Ilach 165 Ntnl 131 Iast 111cc 1341 North America 123 128 ElcventhVard 123 Nettle River 150 Oriental 1011 Yourtb 1411 140 PacIflo 155 Fulton ies Path 175 574th Avenue 725 People 160 SalJattn 133 Thentx 112 125 Garileld 251 Republic IRS German Am 110 Second 221 Oermania 2W Seventh Ward 117 irceuwich 115 Shock Ieath 141 hanover 165 St NIchols 12 128 Imp andTra 520 326 State of 120 130 Irving 14035 Tradeuneas 104 166 Leather Man 2W United States 210 The bank statement shows further contraction lon of the loans and nn increase In legal enders prfl23 April Chanatl Lesot6t27l22 36OUIlfO Dec f2loo5oo epoilts a7ll8i i 37lHHAnm inr UHVM Circulation csw7io H8 Rvio flee 13200 pecle 77 7I1IIO 7741760 llec 42VTI Legid tender 2l7BaouO 2433Hua inc 647KOO inerve tn 45 inio fiuooni4no inc feos300 Seiervereijd irj7tvi300 CUI475 Surplue WOCO800 f7l3tX 25 Inc 475125 The surplus a year ago was 113025850 The balances in the Treasury increasing April 29 Arrtl 30 Gold5175641372 iifu27M8ie Legal tndem 20319631 2Ooig H4 Totals5190018203 f20l8 53UO Hirer balance t7274S418 against r72S6CM7 yesterday Internal revenue recclntn for the week 2 174829 customs 3404r39 total of both 0 I7U408 nculnHt 031750 last week National bank circulation outstanding 20803 lawful money on deposit to redeem retired circulation SIOO591809 bonds deposited osoouro circulation during the week 11246 500 withdrawn 2 814450 Paris advices quotes cents at8062K and exchange on London 2525 It is estimated at the TreasuryDnpartrnent today hat the debt decrease for April amounts to 12500000 Rome of the larger holders of the first mort taco bonds of the Central Iowa Hallway Cora mny who are opposed to the terms offered heir securities In a proposed reorganization of ho company rcrniost a conference with other landholders at the offlco of Mr Elijah Smith in Boston on May 10 2ew York Murket BATUBDAT April SOFix UR AND UiAiyThera was a good trade for a naturday and price ruled very Slrm will an upward tendency Flour bbLNo 2 4254552l0 suprllns 5270553 50 sbtpplng eatras patents sao Canon Future advanced sharply on fresh buying for New Orleans account where the reduced American locks awl late planting lesson are regarded as favorable to a further advance The close waa nrm at 111700 for May U77c for June IOK2c for July 100145 for Au cult 11521 I i for September laioc for October nni for Sorember ii H7i for December and 10 ma for Janu arT ealce Ill 15355515 spot llluCi dearer and acute milditng lplanII 10340 UnIts 10 i15IUC ltceDU at the Porte 1110 tiles il jiflhe lutures were feverishly variable with jucii arilTlty closing dearer sales 32i in lush at OIIV735c for May UJwu for Inn MiiiiiKitie for July lilhtIP2c for Auglr nsHaiuwr for hcptem her 035ts35c i for December and MiMalnuM for May 16411 Spot wheat was very active shippers took 4HIIM bush but inlllers held off sales Included No 2 red winter MHo and UOUo delivered No 2 Illwaukee spring tOe to arrive amber Michigan 1Uo to arrive and Mo 1 while rjc Indian coca fu tare wars depressed ad uSeettladl sales 840133 bush No 3 inlaid at 47531440 for May 474348J5o for June 4935445350 tot July and iOi5 dQSSc for Angus ilpot corn was fairly active bing mortrehy oSeredi isle incluiled No 2 mixed at 44434iso in slivator learner do 4850 in elavatot lie tfVhUV Wc7fB elevator and No 2 yellow Soc In elevator Oats ver 0111 Irrrculars mind easier pales Pslix bush In ludlniroptlnnsNo 2 st SSUVHe for May MltttMUe irJune and ili34tkrforfulvt and on the ipol ilid 51 755j i nd i white at 37434IC ai fc quality rterrhaiiieWliest 1 rrlih No 2 red winter fnr May lf13lcJIiilc intxriJuly mXrt AuKustoiMrt Kepteni lr lCc I imler rtVtJ lnrnuuletiNo amlied for lay 4 Vfl June 417c July 4t5e August 114 iptemiT Silt Osls Irreusinr ho a inlaid tot Slav 1415r 111 Sittn IulyIIl34e PaoTiiiiisi Lard futures pressed for sale loslo most of tSfAVl advance sales ll7uO tea st 73o for Nay 733457466 fur June 7413734 for July 7Aos 1534 for Au 511 and 7111 iSle for fiitsbr i tOT UaJ7JSc soIisSdns4ldd7o 4i Stt isacee gg ssmesy Cheese 64th stuffai semnsl 1 SSlSaIer Slat f5c10q7 Prssb ease deli 0 ttS IIOIWU mMal mtt for fair cargoes Rlo enS moo y455 dan i IWo OBttoM da laie7400ol elei with Mflm aU4TS 3b0c for early KMthaTajid 1030315650 for the late iMth sagaN deli asS nonlnat at 4 Iee 1 fovfafrrOatnz Cub aad SISe for stasdard Miittlfn gal Ea6ad esgm Stm sad 550N 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household by the eminent pbjtletan Irof iu zn A Omni it fa the meet recent and approved book on domeette medicine published The prtKtiptlon given an those employed and recommended by phydcUn ot the hlchMt tandU written In plain EncUih and they can be InteDJirnUy sled by erery reader Ererrbodji Doctor contain 7M euro para fully Ulnetrated and handsomely bound DellTtied free to any address In the UnIted State oa is elpt ot pile tto THI DXHHU UTO CO Loans MTeny St KT A 7PTOWN LDVERUE3 11 may lean their favor for TBS bra at the only aa thortawd optown advertisement office JtSK Broadway corner 311 it till PM Broadway bet 23d and 2nd its tin It I 31 3 Weal ZSdai corner nth av till 103 Wit 2dit ra Sd ar entrance on 47th tin IMJth ar corner Mth till PM 1J 7 8d ar near 0th tt 1 i But izsibiw near Mar tUITtMf ho extra charge A JITIBT WAXTCD Lady experienced In tin tL titling photographic copies In water color and India Ink for copying house Apply with samples nt work UrTORlV ADAMS A C6 48 Pond It OREET STITCIIER and joiner wanted Immediately can give steady employment In 2 good operator COLTON CORSET ANb CLASP JIFO CO Not 161 and 103 FranklIn it city EJ DESTxxa A Co want flntclaw draper 04 on custom dreesea aleo operators and nnlihenon white dress IblIti for itock Apply sloth It entrance 3CirKlIENCED operators on A machine El alto girls to learn apply all week KtmmiEEUT 190 Booth Sib av XPERIEBTOED seal loop flnlhert wanted 1a Heady work ART LEWIS A CO 7 West 3d FIRATCLAM SEWKB on ostrich feathers I also stringers and itemmern UERIAK 8 Great Joneiet FIRHTCKAHII carpet sewer Immediately nnn 1 other need apply ANDREW LESTERS 80X8 730 and 741 Broadway tIMaTCLA33 trimmIng maker on One custom shirts JOBS CRUX 84 V4aeeanst OPEBATOR on machine on whit vests highest wages 1158 Bway ocr 27th at top Uoor OATKICH FEATUEKHdowl sewer and stringers LINUUE1M m7 Uro dway STRIVE FEATBIEK8 flood sewers wanted TAVLOR A CO 84 Wooiterit SKIRT II AND and apprentice wanted 107 13 Kant 4tn et WANTEDExpert In and outdoor hand for ladle VT wrappers reference B1E8ENTHAL A CO Sill Canal tt ANTEDNeat tidy tirli of I Mo 17 llrlnir on the TV welt aide to learn cigarette making and Cutting paid while learning Apply at 535 West 22d it Kf VENTILATORa on halt work also appren tlU tires steady work Apply to ALFRED CORNET No2176th a Lt1fiflftdflfl1c ATKAVEIlIXG HAIEKMAX to take the 11 Eastern Southern and Middle States with a full line nf walnut metal oak and chestnut frames and mould log mata wire coil Ac One who has a trade preferred awl who has experience In that line Address UEUOUE8 RBcfiester NV ALL PERSON not paid for their labor and goods wanted to call at TIIOKNE8 law oince 309 Broad say near Duane St room 10 advice free cut thl out CAHPENTEK A number wanted at 672 Broadway up stairs Monday morning Come prepared with tools for work CARPFXTEHS wanted at corner of 8th St and Lafayette place HEKDEB WANTED for Hoe stop cylinder a pren Apply at 77 11th ar GOOD POSITION open for a flnt clara pattern 51 maker Address itatlng age end experienc FOLLABD box 142 Sun office ARNS MAKFat wanted at aa lUNLYri White Plain 1I EDICAL BOOK AIE EXTbere will LVJL be two or three vacancies In the Weitern and South Mil States for solicitor on The American System ot Jyaecoloirr and Obstetrics which chill shortly pub fish None but tbos having nrst class records are ilred Address LEA BBOTI1EBS CO1 TOO Fsn om st ruiiadelphla 1a iTATE OJfAMH BEVElTlEaUl attention I We are largely Increasing our berelllug shop and need lint class men good wage and steady tin tiny meat for union men BltADLliV A CO 18 and 2U Hirer It ChIcago lit DOOR FAUILIF with children having friend I or work to KOIO In the West my apply to the hlldren Aid Society 24 El Marks place PAPER BOXES Wanted cutter on Clark I machine MOHhs MAROOSINSKY 160 South 5th a 1 ULThG MACfINE Springdshd striker feeder 5 wanted at 65 Duane ItS UOEISAKZR fortheeonntr Callat TALBOT A PolteAR 3lFrankforteL Monday about 1231 ST1TCQERA on tIne leather cares work given oat HEXBY FMEPM ANN eon East 10llhst IPHEEK GOOD carriige painters also one good 1 carriage blackemlth helper Apply to MARTIN A ONYlL Waterbury Coon UJASTEDClothing manafacturer on a artS essle TV wil posted eapabteotmikinga thousand garments ier week Tor a Philadelphia house Call at Occidental loteljrpm IU to oclock A SCHMEEBBBU IVANTEDAn electroplater thoroughly tonver sift with electrobrontlng and braising of cast and rrought Iron and galvano plastic work a good situation for a Orsiclais maui Addrees box 183 hun ode lITHEniLWRICIIIT and blacksmith helper on general work 20 Clark st bet Broom and Spring LEWIS MOolBB UJA AXTEDEiperienced advertising canvassers for TV popular special medium for city and country idrews for three days box 300 gun once 7 WANTEPA ilrstclaa pressman fimiliar with TV line aDa ampbell machines to do One cut and book work Address box 2448 0 IVANTBIl rough stuff rubber anSI good tar VT tug painlers ltOBERTJoNEg00rNameuand llrldgsts orocklyn WAKTEDA ilrstclass plnnsber ible In do good work t1ARK A MoRTph WeII New Brighton 81 WANTEDA Oralelsie Uniiniih on inside apd out YfdS work JAZL11V A 512555 Long Drancb it UfNTltons callers sad stone masons Ap I ply to A TUOMAR ltye if UfAYT3DFirietais weaver Apply 10 IATLONALSUSKNDMS CO 220 Sail 634 at TZ9Ti1mmuve on baby eartlages VT IIEWYOhtK UAIIIIIAOE CO 1115 Irocul it LVASTEa Fr tlai Adams preMman BUBR rBINTlNO iroiHB IH Jacob it AfATEDAn perlenced cord spinner TV AVHH 5 Inlon tqusre AXTCOFInt class plumber VT A IIBAV 150 William lt onrigar ribbon looms SgrldiyT wanted Monday morning W9it shun sad docbiai I IZlItiR I rpo Tni fS moi iimMofnir TLOUMAMDBAN yiUKC18COUnWAT Of madnlcBd Director of the it Loul sM See Fraaeteea Railway Company respectfully rqiM the stockholder to iend their peoxiw la tha CUM el DAVID ULIOMAK toT WettliLIK Trur8 Km luDdlnf Kew York or either of Lbs eaderslgiefl The ptztii will be voted to continue tbe prnt ears fnl economical and Independent management et tM property JESSE SKLIOMAK of aw8 maa0 CEO COPPELL of Maltland fhelp Ou i PATON of Jobs Paten A 0x KKWTOKt April II M7 rjENTKAIi IOWA AII TAT CO TO TDK HOLDERS Oy TDK 1ST MORTGAGE BONMl The undersigned with many others believing that the plan for whanging the Fleet Mortgage Bond et the Central Iowa Railway Company forntw bonds proposed by Mr It Talntor In hi circular letter of Aprfl 23 bolT Isunfair and hould not be adopted respectfully ask the holder ot the First Mortgage Bond Ii meet at Boom 37 Sean Building Boston Kale Tuesday May 10 at 10 oclock A to aim upon oM plan forth protection of their interests ELIJAH SMITH EDWIN PAROSl8 RICHARDSON HOI OO ISAAC SEAT Jr FRED AMES rpflE IJULB EKIE AND WKftTEaUf BAILBOAD COMPANT TO THE HOLDBM OF IVBICRtrTtOlT CBtmri GATES FOR PRBFBRRBD AND COMMON BTOCKr NOTICE IS HEREBY OITBN THAT THE CENTRAl TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK hi I now prepared receive th remaining payment of fifty SO percent OS eibscriptkms due May A 1 fffT and deliver regular ef UDeatMof common and preferred Mock to uberibrl electing to anticipate such payment BCHWAN secretary New York April 1S7 gTOOKHOLOERJI OF TOE STAND LOVIS BAN FRANCISCO RAILROAD COM PA NY ARE RE QUESTED TO BEND THEIR PROXIES IN TIll AMI OF BDWARD OFPBNHEIM OR WALTER DEL MAI TO OrrENHEIM A CO 81 AND SS NEW ST NY 7IMXEWANN 5OHAY LA BANKERS A 11110511166 ID WALL SI Memben of the Mw York Stock Exchange STOCKS 41W BONDS 800011 AND SOLD ON COMMISSiON Dealer in Sullion Suede Foreign Bank 71015 line ooLD and sitVEIl HAns for JSWELLIII1S us Exchange on Europe Deposits received lubjecf check aid four per cent Interest allowed on all daUl balance exceeding one thousand dollar flANKFWl ND xIlRvnANTwTzt UKAPH IOJIPANYReorganioatlnn Agreement Bondholder are requested to communicate with the us denlmed who hare begun a suit against Edward A Htokes and the Reorganisation Committee to rteet the Interest the bondholder TOWNSENO COX car of Seward DaCosta Huthrie 29 Nassau St New York dii Aflfl SiflA XO LOAN on bond and mortgage 0 iU11JiJIUt at 4 per cent Interest la amount to suit borrower 11 ANSTKY 150 Broadway MASOITIO IIAII and Aeriuunl bonds bought an ITL Old II WALLACR a CO 44Vroad MAT cnt thtc AT CXJROJTA Elegant residence and 2O lot opposite 11 the depot perfect order immediate posses lion wii rent sell or exchange for nearby farmfna hotel at Corona this would be valuable for a hotel of summer and winter boarding It is now a gentleman1 npern residence property to traIns dally about every half hour from 5 4o A until midnight commutation no cents weekly Apply at IIITCIirncKR Real Estate once at Corona or at city office 14 Chambers it ton Boon only FOREXCIIAXeE A splendid home for somebody A elegant Mansard roof 16 room Antclas hone lot 64x170 two block from station at North LIU ibeth In excellent order will trade for farm near by or encumbered city residence InWew York or Krookfyn price tl 150W mortgage only I366O Address box 340B Sew York lost Offlce OSIlVr BOOO DOWN balance 13 monthly tin paid own the hon br saving the rent you now par a landlord twostory and brick basement dwelling and lot 02x100 two block from depot at drone Park twenty minutes from Hunter Point or Flatbuh av depot take I oclock train excursion ticket cents and examine tbU offer UITCUCOCK8 real estate olnce st Oxon Park or city office 14 Chambers st In ton noon only oct flAT KIDOE To let 3 house roomi all Im Pprovementa DBISCOLH Hotel Bay Rldgeav nearM OLVMBIA 40 42 and 44 East Mitst LUhl apartments wtth Steam heat Janitor or MACLAY A UAV1E8 4587 Broadway PLATO TO LET Four light room all improve menu near Brooklyn Bridge rent 14 S20 Hand it Brooklyn RTINOTOPT AD ROCKIABTD 126 70 14J a West 10th ILLight anartments with steam heat Janitor or MACLAY A IMVIE8 esn Broadway MARLBOKOVeH ARMln7WMt lOth it lT1 Absolutely fireproof suites of or 3 rooms fur ilshed and nnrnrnlshed Steam heat elevator flrstclea restaurant in basement Janitor or MACLAY DAVIES 697 Broadway PEABODT 103 and IO4 Waverley plae7oua a modlona light apartments steam neat elevator Janitor or MACLAY A DAVIES 687 Broaifwar DOSE AND VASPEWATEE 3Ti adiin log BridgeLofts with steam heat stesm Sower ind elevator MACLAY a DAVIES BB7 Broadway SrJTHEBEAND Madison av and RSd stConv 3 modloui light anartments steam heat elevator Janitor or MAdlAY PATIE8 61 7 Broadway roiET Splendid 16room Frenchroof dwellleg 0 M3 and 855 MsllfonaT North Elizabeth NJ two blocks from station wIth privilege of purchase on easy monthly payment Apply at UITCIirocKH real estate ifflce 14 Chambers 51 bow York In forenoon only PO LET A brick stable with 7 stall at 47H Water 1 51 i uearrike JO1IV MeKENSY IVAVERIT BUILDrNQ southwest cornel TT Broadway and 4th eu Light rooms with team heal 504 elevator MACLAY A DAVIE on premises 1 VAXDEWATEB ST Ut floorBuslneM It1 offices and desk room MACLAT A DAVIES 687 Broadway 5 HOTJTH WAHHI1VOTOX aQITAKE story dwelling SKOO TT1 132 1 East Mth st Sitory stone front dwelling 51140 26 East U3d it 4 tory stonefront dwelling 520W 23 Esst 7Sth It titer stone front dwelling 630W 154 East I ISth st 3story ttonetront dwelling 62110 Turnout near depot story house and stable MO Apply to MACLAY A DAVIES COT Broadway 1 I OR LIBERTY Tomces and loft with steanl IUW heat steam power end elevators MACLAY A DAVIES 607 Broadway ublir3otkcs DOST OFXIRE KOTICEForelgn mallforth week ending May 7 will close promptly IB all chesS at this office ai follow lONOAYAtlOA for Central America and South FactOo port per Steamship City of Para via Ainln wall helter for Chill Guatemala and Mexico mull ha directed per City of Para at 11 A for BallM Puerto Corlet drey town Guatemala and Beta del Toro per steamshIp Aguan at 1VA I for Jamaica per iteamihlp Edith lodden at 3 for TrulUo per steamship Btroma from New Oilcan rEiiNBHliAyr4t I A forflrarll and for Chill and the La Plata countries via Snail for St Thoma and 8t trola via Ft Themes for Marbadoe and for Trinidad and Uemerara via Barbadoe per teamahln Alliance from Newport Xewi letter for other Windward ISlands muit be directed per Alllancal at 1130 or Huron rer Steamship Alter via Southampton and Bremen letter for Ire land must be directed per Alleri at ll A for Ireland per steamship Gerraanlo via Queentlowo letter for Gnat Hritaln and other European roan trie must be directed perGennanlo at 1 for Vera Crux ud frorreio per iteanuh Mexico via Havana at 8 for lllle Puerto Oorte and ouatemala per iteanuhtp City of Dallas tro New Orleans TIIU1ISDAYAt It A for Uaytl per iteamihlp Allot at 1230PM for Europe per rteanuhlp Republic viaijneenitown at I for Bermuda per iteam hip Trinidad at SMP Mfor Newfoundland pf learner from Halifax ATUItliAVAt330 A for Europe per tmphli Wrn via Southampton and Bremen titters for Ireland Franc Switzerland Italy Spain iso Portugal must be directed per Warn I3 00 for Franc Switzerland Italy Hpalnnd Port gal Dr iteamthlp La Oatrogne via Havrej ataX for Scotland direct per iteamihlp Ethlnola via Olaagow letter must be directed per Ethiopia at 3 30 A Mfor the Netherlands direct pat tetmbtp A Scholten via Botterdara letter must be directed per A Rcholten MI PM for Norway direct per steamship Ulr rietters must be directed per Oelser al I for at CroIx and Hi Thomas via HI Croix and for th Windward Islands direct per steamship BennoOat at 13O for Europe per steamship Auranla via Qaeenslowo at 2 SO PM for Belgium direct per steamship Iennland via Antwerp letter mull 5 directed per fennland USDAVAI3 I for Boca del Toro per steamship Warrior from New Orleans Mails I for China and Japan per sUanuhlp Oceanic from Ban Pranclsrnk close here May at 7 Mails forth Sandwich Islands per steamship Australia from Ran fraiiclsco close here Mar ITUTIM I lalS for the Society Island per ship Tahiti from Han i 5f i close her May 24 al7P ft Mans for Australia Sew Zealand Sandwich fljl and Samoan Islandi per steamiUlp Zealandla froiran Fran rlsco close here May 27 at 4 Mor on arrival at New Tork of steamship Oeruianlo with British mall for Anstralial Math for lubaby rail to Tampa fli and thence by steamer via Key West Tie Cloee this onIcs dilly at 330 A 31 ituaUdnji tte A TOUNO GIRL lately landed wlshei a iltu tine Is aplain family willIng to learn Call for two dsyi at 4161 1 ab a top liner XrEIECE watch case polisher desires aIls alien Address ANXIOUS box 127 un oOce KftPECTABIE OIRiTtn dowaihlngand lrn Ir tafl by the dr P5 East SSh AVSTEDPoeition by young man who has caps riezice in deaignlug and uruitrailng Address box 183 Bun office MMDB7 a young man from Fart Making 555355 511556105 5 lithographer beet refer 6cM Aa0 4H an city 1 1.