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THE ooURT RECORD.
JUDGE sTUDLEY APPOINTED

JUDGE STUDLEY APPOINTED, In the probate court yesterday Judge John P. Studley was appointed admin istrator on the estate of the late Her bert F. Benton. He gave a bond of $10,000. It is estimated that MT. Ben tons estate is worth from 5000 to $lo,000, most of which is stock in the Frankfort Chair company.
 City Court, Criminal Side, Judge Dow, In the city court yesterday morning Samuel Wilson was severely dealt with by Judge Dow on two charges of theft. Wilson was arrested on Wednesday and charged with the theft of a bicycle and box of crackers. He was driver in the employ of Peck & Bishop. He pleaded guilty and threw himself on the mercy of the court. Judge Dow sentenced him to six months in jail for stealing the bicycle and imposed penalty of ten days and $3 and costs for stealing the crackers.
 James Coughlin, bridge builder,
  Charley Kelley and Albert J. Shaker of 256 Chapel street, both laborers, were in court for assaulting Officer McGuin- ness
 Judge Dow fined Coughlin $50 and costs and sentenced him to one month in jail. Kelley and Shaker were each fined S2 and costs.
 James Conden, eighteen years of age wearing volunteers uniform, was ar raigned in court yesterday morning with James Doyle, for stealing rides on the cars of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad. President Mix of the police board was in court when the youths were called out and at the request of the court acted as guardian for the prisoners. Judge Dow exer- cised his discretion, and let the boys off by suspending judgment. Doyle ac- cepted the financial assistance of Presi- dent Mix that enabled him to go to Providence, where he claimed to have friends.
 John Gum and Charles Newton were tried for burglarizing the secondhand store of Lena Cohen on Grand avenue Newton was bound over to the next term of the superior court under $500 bonds. Judge Dow continued Gunn's case until Monday to give him an op- portunity to prove an alibi.
 James Gifford,( ten-year-old col- ored boy, was tried for stealing s5 from a Mrs. Williams of Eaton street. He was sent to the Reform school for three months
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A VENERABLE LADY.

Mrs. Ira B. Smith of Bristol gave a dinner Wednesday in honor of her guest, Mrs. Caroline H. Smith of Meri- den, it being her ninety-first birthday. Mrs. Smith received callers all the af ternoon without showing any fatigue. Mrs. Caroline H. Smith was born in Northfield, Conn.,, in 1907. She was the first to sing a chant in St. Andrews church, Meriden, sixty-nine years ago. Her husband was one of the Forty miners who went to California, where he died. She is now an inmate of the Curtis home in Meriden.
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 TO MEET AT WILLIMANTIC.
Connecticut Cavalry and Eighteent

Connecticut Cavalry and Eighteenth
 Connecticut Volunteers.
 Willimantic, Aug. 5.-Arrangements have been made by the Eighteenth Con necticut Volunteers and the Connecti- cut Cavalry associations, both of which associations hold reunions here, August IS, to unite in grand meeting Tn the town hall after their respective busi- ness meetings. Congressman Russell and Department Commander Simonds, G. A. R., will, it is expected, address the union meeting.
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LUST RECEIVED.

5 pound boxes of fresh made Creamery Butter. very nice, for S1.00 per box Prints, the best quality made for 25e, or pounds for sl, ,l5. Our MIlk and Cream the best In the city, Give us your order for daily de- livery of MIX at cents quart Our Milk tue little ones you will always use 1t.
 D. H. CLARK,
 Litchfield Milk and Cream. No. Whltney
 avenue. Telephone No 13S94
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C. a t tarrh
Headache and Backache, No Ap-
 petite, Great Distress
Hoods SarsapariIIa Made Her
 Happy, We'll and Strong.


 "I have been entirely cured of catarrh by Hoods Sarsaparilla. could not sleep nights, but would sit up in bed and cough and spit. I had headache, back ache and sideache all the time. l had no appetite and whatever did eat distressed me. I was weak and all worn out. It was my mothers advice that led me to take Hoods sarsaparilla. I am now en- tirely cured and hope all who are troubled with catarrh or any blood dis ease will take Hoods Sarsaparilla for it gave me new life and made me happy, we'll and strong" MRS. SAMUEL H. HARRISON, Box 21s, River Point, R. I. Hoods sassar aspi'ia Is the best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
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REAL ESTATE RECORD.

Warranty Deeds Filed Yesterday With
 the Town Clerk
 The following warranty deeds were filed in the town clerks office yester- day: Wellington Ire to Israel Wein- berg, IS feet on Cedar street; Eliza beth A. Thompson to Charles McAllin, 73 feet on Park street.
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CLAN GORDON EXcuRsIoN.

CLAN GORDON EXCURSION.
 Clan Gordon of Hartford has com pleted arrangements for a popular exS cursion to New Haven and Savin Rock. August 26. The train will leave Hart- ford at a. m. and return from New Haven at D. m., giving those who go a long day at the shore.
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Gossip or the nandba,l Courts.

The game is booming AT Hickev's new court. $50
Columbia street. Brooklyn. The club day slate In
Guided Ave rousing matches, in which the prominent
scorers were J. McLeer. 7. Walsh, y. Bennett, 1.
Manager Heating has organized a club. and twenty.
nve representative followers OF the game are en-.
rolled. They Will meet for practice every Wednes.
DAY. The feature for next "Wednesday will be .
match for e25 q side between George ReiAs and Pat
Horohoe.
The MAnhattanyille boys were as busy AZ navy yard
recruits on club day: Team succeeded team without
recess. and nine exciting matches were crowded into
the afternoon. Winning strings were put together In
clever style by W. p. eastman. @. o'Leary. Jere Don
ohue. J. Mckegney, ]. O Connell, g. eastman. w
o'Leary, J. Glynn. ". Curran. NJ. Collins. c. Kelly. NJ.
DAILY. J. SINNERS, J. Garvey. and j. Falvey. Two
matches for o25 a side are scheduled for next club
day. They are, J. o'Connell and NJ. Curran VS.. NJ.
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What are supposed TO be the star bowIers OF the
S Mere opposed aS5a dn 10 e srGG s,Eea IN h0 Ies i SFsaa ssTies .s q ss:
some,nnd n home match nat sco a. t fai, oyyaEe CLUB alleys on
FIRST SECTION.
New York-Talley. lsa; Rowland; lls; Bell. 1895
Brooklyn-Run. l73; Blerd. 10; Griflth. 177i
stoner, isO. Birshenk. lsi. Total. ssl.
SECOND SECTION.
New Y~ork-Ayres., 100; crup, 1873; Kiseheit. l44'
BrooEiyn.Jenkin.. la9. Maiden; lsI; Anderson.
IFS; Page. ISL; Terrett. III. Total, $50.
THIRD SECTION.
1873; Linden. $50; starr. ia. Total, 6o7.,
ps anSStly lS9! siiisi, i sS4. rS Ss'n'ia is'' 'F'nn' 1905
FOURTH SECTION.
New Y~ork-Knubel. La: JoharsmeySr. 1873; Setter.
1919; sShenek; iSs; III, A s SS, Ea.;ta tns. , I9atAiss s NV
1es; cedieu. 1877; Phipard. l5s; Total. 77s. .
Grand total-Sew York, 3.4os; Brooklyn. 5,493.
The Second Brigade tournament ended in a rather
insteaad Of the members OF the Fourteenth Regiment
making a clean sweep and winning the champion.
the prhirtesnth's quintet. The Twenty;thiIds team
was succ, ssfri in two game asainst the Third Bat.
bonors, Joseph y. Pigot. the twenty thirds crack,
won The nrst average prins ~i1h = rec1rh Of ,b b,g Fame ,ne
tecnrh. whose record is close to 40. The scores OF
Saturday night's games were:
AT YoRry.sgvESTH's ARhoRY-YIRsT GAME.
Fourteenth-Foote: 1885, Mull.n; 1905 Foserty. lao;
Mutt, l+5; Beatty: l5s. Total, d4o.
Forty Observation-Disclosures. 100; Chrtstofel. l07;
Dorenius, So; Hobby, 1873; Henry. l3S. Total. 300.
SECOND GAME.
Forty.seyenthnB1ldwin; Ia chTi'tGasi, 97'
Thirteenth-Finnega an. l5o; sash. lo5i Palmer,
1911. Wainwright, 1877, Linz. l+5. Total. 77o.
THIRD 1ANE.
l73; Nash. 1875; Palmer.
l5g; Wainwright, 1875. Linz. III. Total. 725.
Fourteenth-Foote. 1873: Mullen. 1906 Fogerty. l+s;
TEiI.eyen,h PPramee-Thirtcenth iOl; Fourteenth. ~.
AT ForRTEESTm's ARMoRY-FIRsT GAME.
Twenty, III; Putnam. 1873; Lacroix.
ISL; RayEor, l7s; Zust. llS. Total, 1862.
laird battery ard. llO; Haupt, l4l; Druck-
er, l42; McKusick. l+6; worthley. loi. Total. I'll.
SECOND GAME.
Twenty thlrd-Pigot. 2O2; Putnam. I<l; LAcToix.
lT8; RayuoT. 1871; Zust. ! a. Total, s24.
Third Battery-Hsyward 1888; Haupt. liS; pruck'
er, I56; McKusick, l4Ii worthley. loS. Total. 700.
The Albions OF Paterson have good reason TO be
proud oI their record in the Carruthers tourney on
Saturday night. They not only beat the East New
third game with only a missed spare by lockwood In
the tenth frame. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
orient wheelmen-Mulllns III; Butler. 1871; Mol.
Ter, 1855; McElTOy. 100; II. Meht, 1872. TOTAL. 707.
Fast New York-Baker, 1895 COTrigan, 100; Rurk'
enbockeT. i76; Moore. 1877; Davis, la. Total, I6s.
SECOND GAM.
East New ~York-BAker. i4g; Corrigan. llG; Kuok.
AIhiun- Iayior. 1874; Packer. I62; Lockwood, 1872;
Cllngcu. 1876; Arnold. IA. Total. s3s.
Third GAM.
Authorization. ia; Parker, 100; lockwood. lI6:
Cliugen, 1885 Arnold, 100, Total. oIS.
orient " Observation-Disclosures, 2OJi Butler. 1895 Mol
Lar. 1906 AcEiroy. IolI II. Asht. I7S. 1otA4. sSL
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WHIST.

Teams Change Places In the Firth Intercity
Tourney.
The fifth round OF the intercity whist tourna-
mcnt was played at the Knickerbocker Whist
Club on Saturday night, and resulted in sur
prising changes in the standing Of the various
teams. Brooklyn went from third place to first,
in spite Of the fact that the New Jersey W. c.
made the best score of the evening. The great
est advances were made by Knickerbocker f
and Passaic A teams, both going up six places.
Knickerbocker d made a big slump, dropping
from ninth place to seventeenth. Jersey City Z
also fell back six places. The results follow:
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THE Sun Individual Championship Tournament
Howell, ROthcrmel and Stumpfel.
Harlem Leaguc-LOtus. Nivrrdale and STANDARD.
CaTruthers acknowledgements. Echo and Fidelia-
Long Island Association OF Is cling Clubs-ClaSS B.
Amphion Wheeilnen 50. Tamaqua Wherlmen.
Twenty sixth Ward-Eciipse VS.. Belmont, at BuSch's
alleys.
Palisade Roat club-Fourth Separate Company.
An c. and Teutonis.
Brooklyn Sational-cordiaiia. Belviderc and I'M
known.
a~rrers-Home VS.. Solo. Commercial VS.. Solo.
Monarc Va, Wallabout, Van Wyck va
waycrly.
Observation-Disclosures A.. Cinnamon A. and Post
OniCs.
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The best team score for tricks was made by
B~rooklyn-Taylor, Josephson. LaVie. and Hatch.
Is plus. Two teams tied for the second best, IL
mann. and Downs; and Knickerbocker F. Tir-
rell and partner, Patton and Rich. The best in
dividual scores were made BY La Vie and Hatch
of Brooklyn, IL plus on the \ and S hands. Two
pairs got 9 plus. Tirrell and partner Of the
knickerbockers and Aymar and Lethbridgc OF
the New Jersey Whist Hurd and Hegeman of
Roseville got : plus.
Three pairs tied for the best score on the f
and w hands. Groves and Tappan Of the Knick-
erbockers, Archer and Toppin of New Jersey
Whist. and Schuyler and Flint of the n. J.
A. c., all getting s plus. Capo and Collier OF the
Knickerbockers got 2 plus. With only one
more round 10 play. the standing of the teams
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bowling Notes.

ionishts Harlem Republican Club tournament
s-~es nave been postponed until next Saturday.
a Mse,ins viii be held AT Reds alleys on next
".,IluRy afternoon TO organize the champions tour
AAAheIt suggested by THE SuS.
as ne Bank Clerks League viii have its entertain.
~ anu smoker at Central Opera house on next
k+4y hight the games scheduled for that night have
oeeu postponed.
tn' games postponed from last Wednesday night
s,nn"rth the teams Of the Jersey city Club and lkOse'
b I'D a = 10 decide second place In the Athletic
rI,".Hls league, have been arranged far next Friday
AsL'' AT the alleys Of the KnicksrboeLer A. c.
an. winners IN the United Bowling Clubs headVin
s'nalnth' VIII receive their prizes on next Thurs
a. ulshI, Honorary prizes Ia the Individual tour
TISmnH' we're won by the following DOwlers; pr. II.
On" ~ j k"-ter. llO. r. I oulun, Ills; e.. Wick
-, ". huidcrmeI. llS3 ". DieckmAnn. III;
Il Imam lliE BrnkAma, lI6' Dr 5. Timm, lI6i
Thnnm''SS ll5i = Becker. ll5; j.. Moe. lbs J.
Nm ! Los j. tchiillng, 10; J.. schultz. 10; q.
asIssIi q Hahn, ia, W. Cordes. Il4i II. Buch'
- J oehlsr. lltiH II. FeIdmAnn. llSi &. hish'
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through Trains leave New Iork, loot OF ChaInbers
ST., as follows. aud hve minutes earlier from West
2Hd ST.
O.1n 4. .-vestihuled Express daily for Bling
J:pO namtun. WaycTlv, Elmlra, Bun alO, bradford.
ATnNr, Eula lu D +. NJ. Parlor car to Buffalo,
ZOO o.. M.-vestibuicd limited-Fast mail daily,
Z:JO solid train for Chicago, arrives Cleveland
To A. ~. Chicago ; Il. NJ. sleepers TO ChicSRg.
Gle 81 Iui ani Cincinnati. plning Car.
Oh j., M.-BuiIAlO aud Cleveland Yestibulel
l.CU Express daily. arrives at Buffalo 7tO5 A. NJ,
Bradford 7;ii A. 81, Jamestown 200 4. A.. ClcVc-
making dlrrct connection for Detroit Chicago. and
thr N'st. cafe Library car,
q -. W.-solId tram 10 Chicago. Slcepers to
OLD Hornellsyille, Chicago, and Cincinnati, Din
WiCKETs. 4 TIME CARDS. AND PULLMAN
i ACCOMMODATIONS at III. li3. 2"l, ibl. "a
Q55 Broadway. lH7 BUweTy. 1856 East goth ST. aud
81 West l25th IT.. Chambers and West Z5d 81. FERNS,
New York: H33 and 72B Fulton 81, 100 Broadw aJ,
BrOoklyn; 200 Hudson st., HOtOken. and jersey tiiy
station, Westcott'S Express cabs for and checks bag
gage tS hotels and ~rssidsnes 20 destination
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The third match In the InteTscholAStic basketball
series WA decided at Pratt institute gymnasium on
Saturday night, The opposing teams were the repre-
sentAtiyes OF POLY Prep" and Adelphi Academy.
The Adelphlnns won 10y 80 points to IL. Langdon OF
Ade'phi distinguished himself ny throwing nine free
goals from the rrld and four from fouls.
The HugueHot A. G. team OF New Rochelle played .
return game with the BAg Ridge 4. {. hVe in the lat.
terS gym" South BrOOklyu. On Saturday night.
The home player. were In rare form and took such a
commanding lead early In the game that the Hugue.
nots were never able tO catch up Cook, kIvlin. and
Harrington n hay Ridge PLAYED nnely, while BOlAnd
did the best playing for New kUclelfS. The nnGl
score was: Bay Ridge. S0i Huguenot y.
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LEmton. Owego. ithaca, Elmira, Utica, SyrAouso,
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Connecting At Bunaio with trains for chicaEo and
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loo r. M.-Scranton. Binghamton. and Elmira
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Pullman bunct sleeping car New York to Chicago.
Dining car west Of Buffalo.
$50 y. N.-(Daily J-Bunalo Express. Pullman
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Talent and H. Cooke. and w. H Brady and C. Cash
mon VS.. ]. DOnohme.

man VS.. J. DUnohue.
Since Mike Egan has been in charge at the Green.
point court the sport has been spirited and scien.
tihc. and last club dny was no exception. J. King
and Z. Hnlse. the veteran home team. received q
SAD drubbing from A. Bennett and J. Dougherty.
who won rve straight games. Tom Higgins and ?.
Lundy had their hands full to dispose of NJ.
Iundy AMI p. Durkin. Mike Egan then tackled
Tom Higgins and r. Dnrkin and more than
held them. as while each side landed two
games in an unfinished rubber Exam scored
81 aces TO his opponents 90. The other thigh
rollers" INCLUDED P: sherereine., p. ,Horgnn. Larry
Forde. T. Dunno. T. Tracey. f. Lawlor. j. Gil
hooley. and u. Griobin. on next club day the feature
will be a stake match. in which NJ. NJ. Rorty and j.
Murphy Will confront Tom Higgins and p. Diviney.
The Central Y. N. C. A. won the third and deciding
round OF the team match with the st. Peters c. l.. A.
Of Brooklyn on Saturday night. The matchcs were
played on at the Ccntrals courts, and resulted as
follows: Singles-Higley. Central. defeated o'Don.
nell. ST. Peters, 2l-l4: Campbell. st. Peters. de-
feated Flannery. Central. 2l-ls; Collamore. Central.
defeated Waters, st. Peters. 2l--lO; Dunn. Central.
defeated Bannon. st. Peters, 21-17. Doubles-Higley
and ~Collamore. Central. defeated Bannon and o'Don.
nell, st. Peters, 2l-S.
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Tho best Individual trick scores TO date are
A.. f. Taylor. Brooklyn W. C.. SO plus; ]. f.
Faber, New York w. G.. 81; II. 3. Newman,
New York W. c., SO; J. b.. Elwell, New York
W. c., and II. +. Aymar. New Jersey w. c.,
each 81. The last round will be played on next
Saturday. at the brooklyn Whist Club.
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RAIGRoAD.

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500. ll:lO +. NJ. sunday. 9:20 a. NJ. 4:5o P. II.
from Desbrosses and Cortlandt sts.). $40 A. NJ,
l2:lO. $40. 5:lU, II: so +. NJ. Sundays. y:4o A. Il,
6:l5 + NJ.
FOR PHILADRLPHIA.
6:lO. 1920. $3.50. SEQ. $3.50, 8:2O C9:5O Penna- Linn
ited). ":5o tninins Carp, 1920, ll;5o A. ~, 1900.
Ing Carr, $50 CDinins Car. 7:4o. $3.50 P. NJ. 1908
night. sunday. $40. $50. s:2O. $3.50. 9:20. 800
Q.tmited). s:bU. 1880 A. NJ. l:o0 Dining Carl,
800, $50 Dining Car; $50 Dining Carl, $3.50
Ticket offices Nos. 4Gl, a44, 1890. 1923, Ill, and 26l
Broadway; l Aston House; West Twenty. third Street
Station. and stations foot of DPsbrosses and Cort-
land: streets; 8 Court Street, $50 Fulton Street, e8
broadway. and Brooklyn Annex Station, Brooklyn;N
Station, jersey city. The New York Transfer Conn.
pany will cal! for and check baggage from hotels
ana residences through TO destination.
Telephone "l27i Eighteenth Street, for Pennsyk
yAnin Railroad Cab Service.
J. Il. HUTCHINSON. J. R. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-14
New York and Boston All Rail-.

n. Il. y. IL, n III. ~ X. ana connections.
From Grand Central station.
Leave. Hy WAY Of Duo.
300 A, NJ, Springfield and Worcester. $3.50 p. NJ.
lO:uu A. NJ, ++New London and Providence, 300 =. N.
lu:J1 A. NJ, Sew London and Providence. 4:25 p. Il.
1900 NJ. Springfield and Worcester, b;40 p. NJ.
:I:Uu 4. NJ, Air I.ins and y. Y. X r., 500 +. N.
Log r. ". New London and Providence, 700 p. NJ.
8.nO T. NJ. SNew London aud Providence. y; 100 i. NJ.
4:uO T.. NJ, springfield aud Worcester. 1000 p. n,
5.uu T.. ", 'New london aud Providence. IL 90 p. NJ.
ll:uu u. NJ. springfield and Worcester. 6:l6 A. NJ.
l2:uu l. NJ, 'New London and Providence. o;25 A, 81.
'uun, daily. including sunday.
.rSay STATE limited, all parIor cars faro u. in.
cludinE parlOr car seat.
:Air Line Limited: arrives aud departs from Park
Saua,. station. Boston. Return service same houa
anl Dy same route.
Through par,or ami Gleeping cars by each train.
&. I. HEMPSTEAD, Gen. Pan. Agent.