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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-17
Judge. for adde's Kcnn-, A..ocssuon SHOW

Tho Judges for the Inaugural show to he
held NV the Ladies Kennel Association Of
America In Madison square Garden on Dec
-. 10. 20 and ~ are 49, follows
Miss \ whitney. Lancaster. Mass d.
- Bernards. Newfouud lAnds and puRs
George Raper. GomersAl. England. mas
tins. hloodhouhds. Russian wolfhounds. deer
hounds. greyhounds. old English sheep dogs.
balm atians. all terriers. except Irish and
BOSTON terriers. whippetS and miscellaneous
classes a. Muss-Aruold. Tuckhhoe. great
panes, griNons. bassct hounds. dschsh und-
and Chesa peske Ray dogs foxhall y k.ene,
W"stbury. Engll sh fox hounds John David
son. Monroe, Mich American for hounds
pointers and setter Henry Jarrett, chest
nut Hill. Pa collies e. Mifrin Wharton.
lslip. bea giles Charlie. " Rodman. Jr Queens.
lrish terriers John u Buchan, New York.
French bulldogs Charles " Mason. New
York, all spaniels. including toys. poodle-.
bulldogs aud pomeranians
Premium lists and entry forms may he or
tanned by sddf sssing iames Mortimer, SUI
perintendent. Room 7oi. Townsend Build
Ing. mas Broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-17
MONUMENT TO GEN. KILPATRTcK.
Dedication ceremonies ut west Point
MILITARY Parade and CREATIONS.

WEST PoIST. Oct. b.-The monument
recently crested In tho West Point Ccme-
terry 10 the memory OF .dajor-Gen. Jud-on
k~ilpatrckwas dedicated here this afternoon.
Several Grand Army Posts and Sons Of
Neterans' organizations from New York
city. New Jersey and Peekskill. with two
bands OF music, participated In the cere-
monies. Col. A. l.. Mills Superintendent Of
the Military Academy, oficlated a. Grand
Marshal and Major Hamilton OF the First
New York Mounted Rfe-. was master Of
ceremonies. The Military Academy Band,
officers Of the post, tho detachment Of
cavalry and Company NJ. engineers. took
part In the parade. Orations o. a patriotic
and eulogstic character were delivered
by Congressman Tompkins Of. Nysck.
Major-0en James II. Wilson. u. &. A..
and Col. Frank Cole. commander OF the
Grand Army. posts Of the State Of New
Jersey. The latter was here also by proxy
OF Gov. voorhees,. Mr.. Tompkins poured
hot shot into all forms OF anarchy and
declared hat he would do all In his power
10 suppress the monster. There was a largo
crowd In attendance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-17
MRS. BARRETT TO HAVE DIVORCE.
f,ourt FINDS That She Dsd Not Arrange
with Her husband for Evidence.

After hearing "videnc" for two days Jus.
ticc Isaventri'i Yesterday derid"d that
Mr.. LOUISE Barrett j. entitled 10 an ab~o-
lutr divorce from Henry j Rarrc,t. q
wealthy merchant tailor. They hhve been
married twenty wears and separated after
al Incident which occurred on the evening
81 April /, last, ~ n hotel on upper Park
avenue
Barrett had gone To the hotel viii a W.
maj who's identity Wa not disClo--~d. and
eutfaHts' =" thri' room was obtained lv
Mr.. Barvft ard 'hfe~ other Uef~on- acting
~ h"T isfnlf Rsrrrtt admitted the hotel
ino.dou', nut declared that h- wife hsd
fufft.l,l tine man On a. understanding
that be- AMI tho woman view go Il u n ru-utn
81 do" hHt"l until surprised IN witnesses
for hi- wife Iu~ii~- iesventri't said
that he Wa convinced that there Wa no
COLLISION ls'wrrn husband and wife 20
pr.cur~ a d.vur-. On the point q alimouv
D." tvs'r,s-l DECISION
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-17
scbeolboyu and Athletic Directop barred
as OniclaIs IN Football Cames.

Tn. Football Committee Of the New York
in,erscholastic Athletic Association held an
important meeting a. Columbia Grammar
School yesterday A. stated In 1HI srS.
action was taken In regard 20 tho onicisls
for the championship games II was pointed
out to the committee that II schoolboys or
athletic directors acted as offcisls there
would he the same old wranslins. kicking
and protesting as IN former years. aud that
colles &c men should he -ecur.d 20 decide the
kuotty points After some discussion II vas
decided to bar s~choolboys and athletic d.
rrCtoTs from officiating and 20 secure college
men for referee and umpire
The series will be decided at University
oval. Morris Heights. and Ave schools viii
battle for the honor-. Owing TO the erpense
% hiring the grounds the schedule was not
arranged la the round-fobin series, but will
b- pla we'd in two sections The offcial sched-
uls a. adopted follows
Nov u-BAInsfd School vs. Columbia Grammar
School
Nov it-cutef School " Bef kelly School.
Nov h-Dxisht School Va winners OF ssonnd
RAM
Nov a-ch.mpionship ram, winners nr>t sane
~ winners third Tame
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-17
SWIFT JERSEY JUSTICE.
Fcatu re IN the Case az Rixrele.
VINO Killed His Boy Friend With . stone.

James Riz1elo. II years old. who was
tr,ed in Newark on Tuesday and Yesterday
for killing his friend Louis Mesaro with q
stone. was found guilty % manslaughtsr
yesterday In the Court ~ Oyer and Termi-
ner at Newark. The jury ADDED 10 the
verdict a recommendation for mercy. and
Justice Gummere at once imposed a sem
tence Of two years and six months In State
Prison. II wa Justice Gummere's first
sitting in his new circuit. and the case was
marked by two exceptional features. The
prisoner was the fret person charged with
the imposing 81 n sentence 20 State Prison
instead Of a rrmand 20 jail. which IL the
usual course. IL was M ~ IN. quickest
trials and convictions for m~anslaught.r
in the State Of New Jersey or the country at
largo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-17

Another Chip-s. hn,et has appeared In Cd. ives,
and thoss ~ho have seen him peffoTm predict quit, |.
IN, CELESTIAL Is no. al Cinrlnnsi ana his usanAs,i
Tommy Wilson, IL prepared y mAteh HIN against
any tar vslisfuriEht
KID LAvigne. -ho IL mA,chsd 10 bon Tim Hss
r~fty % Australia 81 San ffAncison beiorc the Tson
teth C.ntuy A & On Nov IS. IA tfAining With MA,
nonovan % Rpch~stet, uho = ~ meet Al Nell on
the iofmsf hshtseishi champion - IN me oondtlon
Martin Do, 81 chicago. Who Is last ron Ing " ths
Hsrv a. u LOUIS 10 n,sfi whsu.f n: sins or
lnSss bum vii rs~i Auis Simms On 90 ~ before
n. Nss i%s'nt-ts 'cntig A. Detroit, ho,h
both Danny DUANE ana I'm keafns
u~inr ~ IN, ist that n.Afli ,v,ry tndy vho Pr.
$3.50 mnn, i dosiiouN - funnins a. Aihle'e club
,hs numt>t 81 hoAinT Institutions Al that cty Ia ths
neat iuiuic A. pfes.ni thei. -, not, club thar
gnioss ~umeihins IA dons " keep n's Organizations
frun spfinging uV
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all usrihsd Uss ris~ vthin thrrs -~c
Tho ,cofl - kte Csrsf ose 100 wales. ~ SAG
N srarins eira~ ,s.sssa, ms i ne S.
ifnf Osftef has -hirp~d Nsi~st ana Ne impf~siuu
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o.e.i -ssurf o. - r'nI ~ D. 80 10 fualse HarfIs
dates ~. .ias. u. ,sIsla %. $685. .ss
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-17
GOV. ODELL WIN TINE FIREwEN.
He Takes Part in . Parade and Tournament
IN Norwich. n. v.

UTICA. Oct. b-To-day was n gala day
In the village 81 Norwich, Chenango county.
the occasion heing tho Norwich Fire De-
partment's inspection, parade and tourna-
ment. In which Gov odrll took a prominent
part. Fire departments from many viii
lagos round about joined with tho Nor
wich laddies IN doing honor 10 the State
Executive. and prominent persons. rep
r--snting various sections 81 ~Ch.nango
county, idei in the very excellent pro-
gramme which was provided. The Gov
ernor reached Norwich from Albany shortly
fire companies and delivered a brief nj
dress. He held a reception from Z until
s O'Clock M In the evening witnessed an
elaborate pyrpt"rhnical display He re
turns ~ Albany tonight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-17
Upton GRIEvES FOR ALvA.
saddcned Over the Ne~p of Ills Friends
Death In Thts city.

CHICAGO. Oct. ie-Sir Thomas Upton
was much affected when informed 81 tho
sudden death Of tho Duke Of Ava In New
York.
Il am grieved To hear this news, Said Sir
Thomas. why. tomorrow tho Duke vas
IN join my yacht Erin in New York and
remain on board until my return there.
when he was To h. my guest on the return
trip TO England. He joined our party in
New York during the yacht races and was
on board the Erin during the contest, He
complained Of not feeling well on shore
hut said he WAS quite comfortable on tho
yacht.
'He was a Spanish nohleman. and I
understand the last 81 the S'uarts. Had
his lineal ancestors continued In power
he would have been a ruler. ] regret his
loss exceedingly
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this afternoon. The 1900 purss brought out
Prince Alert. Anaconda and Como The
track was very fast and hor-emcn generally
expected the track record TO be brokon
Prince Alert drew the pole and vas never
headed An oonds tried IN get on the inside
az the first turn. but DRIVES curry let the
Alert horse loose and he paced TO the quarter
Ia 80 seconds and - the half In iOih. During
both heats the horses were slightly handi-
capped by the strong Wind that was blowing
The race a. q whole. however. could hardly
have been improved upon summary
Pre- Tor al PACE; ruf< 5000.
prno Asr, B. g.. ~ Crown Prince ............i !
Anaconda, D g''.-.... ....'.... Z
Connof. hs. ....... y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-17

Harvey Parker Defeats TIVE Men IN shsrt
Order.

~
The wrestling Mt Miners Bowery Theatre
last night was very interesting and Harvey
Parker. the Yankee Wonder who 10
meeting all corners there this week, showed
that he knows considerable about the game.
Parker's dcA TO throw any man inside Of
fifteen minutes or forfeit s7s was accepted
by Gus Dumont OF Baltimore. Dumont
has quite a reputation as a strong man,
and In the first two minutes OF his bout
last night he demonstrated that he knows
a little about the art Of wrestling. Dumont
weighed about i5s pounds and stripped
well. The conditions were catch-as-catch-
can. a pin fall TO count. Dumont took the
initiative. hut Parker was too quick for
him and held him at bay with some clever
moves.
These tactics wer~ indulgsd In for about
q minute. Then Dumont caught Parker
around the neck and by sheer strength
gradually brought Parker to tbs mat.
Oncs down Dumont went to work with .
vim. lie tined every ruse 70 secure q ham
nier lock. hut Parker a a. sippcry A. .
CREASED cel and got awav safely. Dumont
wps d~i=courseud over his failure TO get q
firm grasp and gave way 10 Parker. Harvey
suon SHOWED thai he know more than his
nval BY defly locking both hands together
around Dumont's stomach He pressed
with all his might and after weakening the
baltimore man, he secured = half Nelson.
Dinon In order To saw hin~elf turn-d
quickly on his back and formed q bridge
Fc endeavored to wriggle oft Of this po-
s'tion. hut II was useless. for Parker would
not let him g.. Slowly but surely pu-
mont's shoulders wrre forced 10 the mat.
The time OF the fall was 4 minutes and ~
Seconds. The exhibition was a fast one
~ the crowd enjoyed L..
In N. afternoon Parker has n difficult
ta-k In sustaining his reputation. He
met Gus Herl-t % this city and found tho
latter IA" real thing Herlet was In good
hut he began to tire when the
pace became too no, Parker al tho tenth
minute got Herlet on one shoulder with a
hold and Il took him another minute
before he could gain a fall Parker was
apparently tired at the finish and was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-17
CHEMICAL FACTORY BURNED.
4 5000 900 Fire ~ shadypide. n. J.-vaiu-
able Machinery Destroyed.

The main building Of the Bulls Ferry
Chemical Company AT Shadyside, N. j..
took Are through a defective furnace fiue
yesterday morning and was burned TO the
ground The blazs was discovered before
Il had gained much headway and the hre
apparatus Of tho works was quickly brought
into operation. An alarm brought the
Eclip-e Hoe Of North Bergen and a line
OF hose was -tretched from the General
Chemical Company. a block away. There
was an abundance OF frs apparatus on the
scene but poor pressure Of the water sup
ply greatly numbered the fremen. The
combustible naturo Of the materials used
In the works caused the lanes to gain
Roadway with great rapidity.
The fire spread to two other frame build
ingr and all were completely destroyed
The ofice building and engine house were
saved.
The Bulls Ferry Chemical works manu-
featured dye stufs and chemicals. The
machinery Of the plant which wa de-
stroyed was very valuable and the los u
estimated at 500 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-17
Pour Wen Killed In , Mine.

SCRANTON. Pa. OCT, Pour men were
killed this Afternoon at N" klondike mine
81 the Delaware and Hudson Cana Company
In Archibald borough. this county A mine
car running To on" 81 ~" chAmtrrs 81 the
c%ullicry left Tho track Patrick N-Alon sum
mon-d thr,~ min"r-. and th" our the 10
lift tho chr hack upon the rails. A. that
ONE par - the moi f|l uTon th-n
Nealon was instantly killssi. add tho oih-f-
died shortly AftsT th~v haa l-en dug oui
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-17
STUDENTS AT CORNELL.
ne Number Registered 70 Date II 30s
Greater Than Last Year.

ITHACA. n. Y. Oct. 10 -Ths students
list, containing the names n addresses
Of all Cornell students Registered 10 date.
was is,ued to-day, and Il h found that ths
number OF students Registered Ia 2os greater
than a. The corresponding time last season.
The total rcgistmton In all departments
this year. As estimated from last years
hguree. with the proportionate increase.
Will b~ AZ least $3.50.
A mass meeting Of Cornell students was
held to-day TO take action TO suppress
outbreaks Of hazing which have re-
Gently manifested themselves at Cornell.
and II was unanimously determined TO
institute. In the place Of the old-time PUSHES.
regular organized PUSHES. IN which three
teams Of ffteen men from each class should
meet and Determine tho class supremacy
The event will Ia controlled by upper class
men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-17
MRS. TRASH WINS WILL CASE.
Gets All the Property left b, Judge mcki,
tn Iis Nnc.

RIcHNoSp. Ind oct IA The late Judge
William A Bickl" left no will and the estate
went entirely 60 his wife. who died recently
II WIS supposed that she left no will. hut
soon after her death one wAs produc.Si
which she had made during the time that
she was divorced from Judge Bickle They
aferward rcmarriai. hut her will was no,
d~esirovci BY it, terms the property all
goes 20 Mrs Irene Trssk 81 Bayonne, \ J -,
and other heir, five or siN In number, ara
shut out one 81 the heirs was np, satisfied
and brought uii judge foI to-day sus-
tain~i IA" will
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-17
he same Odd STORY.

Mrs. Clara kcis,er 30 - Marion strs-,
was In tho waiting room at Fulton Ferry,
Rrooklyn. Yesterday. when a delicate
hooking woman aSk~i her to hold her thr---
woekS-nld girl baby for a few minutes.
Mrs krisier did ~. and. naturally. IN.
woman fAil~i Va rrturn and claim tho child
Mr. kei-t-r notified the police 81 the Fulton
strs-'i station and the child was turD-d over
~ the civ nur~e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-17
JHnuiartis and Pool.

Alfr~i he ORC and Alfr~i youns. Jr. gave
an Interesting eNhihition game ~ POOL NJ N
knickorhockef Mlhrri Academy. brooklyn,
lat night m which 10 Orc Won by a scorc ~
IS ~ ~. after which u" Orr CAV" an exhibition
~ fancy shots Tonight John Hendricks.
the Class \ PLAYER. will meet tho boy. Willie
IloppD.
There will no afternoon games In the Ave-
handed tournament ~ nHlN : newt week
The pairing for m" nrst three games will
probably be a. follows MONDAY night. HOPPE.
hrher. NG. ~ Ortig, rs Tuesday night.
Mclaughlin, lpp. " Norning~iar. aoo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-17
BO>IS FOR TFLEGRlPHERS.
tourt Decision Gives Police Operator
line lump< of Bsrk pay.

Corporation Counsel WAalen advised
p"lic~ Commissioner Murphy ~yc-tsriay
that under IA" decision of tie Supr-m"
Court making the polio" telegraph "f"r-
a'ors full fedgcd -.rg~aut- they werr
entitled - -.rR~ants' nav sinoe The Charter
vert into "necf ou Jan 1. Ia, Thiri"~,n
Telegraph Operators ar affected hv the
decision The Manhattan OPERATORS viii
r-criVe typ ard tho Brooklyn ofcratorS
49, hack nv for ilre and y half y~ars
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-17
Bowling Games Tonight

National l<ague National ~ Ftdelis
American National Empirs. sta ndArd and Bie.csef
Haflsm lsasue fti,ndship ~ The Rnns. Nru
Rochelle aud knIcksrboetsf
Columhis i>ssus h,lrid.'e. Kntsrptis- and Az
duhun
Plumbing and St~sm supply I.agu.- Behe; A
co Dlmoek A Fint Company and y y. Du Rols
A 90.
Afcsd, Head PIN tournament West Side Apollo.
poppel fchs Team No ana Doppsl fiche team
No
Rrpotlyn Royal Afanum irsgue-Sau A
Fraternity Council. Rrsvcnrt council ana Pu,hv'ck
Council
ingiou Irving Council. Rasi Nsu York Council and
nsuntiesS council
ment Noutsuk Whsslmsn, Rushsick Wh.elmsn
and Mutual Wheelmsn
Grand central tournament ffafef. Nontsuk and
T,mgleton
snrn Island iessu. nrrnehc. Peerless and
Pr, INSURANCE iesgu, Greenwich rif- Insurance
COMPANY. Cslrdonian ~, Insurance Company ana
Hanovef ffre insufAncr Company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-17
killed a pors- to SAY. . wagon

VIII" Fo.ag 90 = ~" a. Fury--iNth s'r-~,
AM SiN'h a,H1uIF yesterday a~fi"inopn .
Wagon zst o. frsU' - iAgu- ~ a. fory-
thru ftv-rt % Stih ANvuue and 30 avoid
snIh-hinE th- wagon ~ frrmAn ~ tn r~ins
st--rsi hts hrf-> into AZ -lrvai-i piiikf
liz ~ruirr hsr=. had h- iack bruken and
hi ~ 10. Allhal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-17
Hsmes. Races az Old sausus.

BosTos. oct. 10 Three of the -four races
on the card at Old ssugus track to-day wers
finished. Minnie Russell took nrs, money
In the 2Ia pace. which ~as concluded from
yesterday. with only two hests to her credit
+ II Flynn won two heats yesterday. but
went lame after finishing second Ia the fourt h
heat to-day and Wa drawn. Princess Mo-
nu,hhss s snu 1p1 sa Dom d,s,ah,ed
In n victory for Carmine In q field Of good
ones Ihe
. IS elass rafing nutse s-Oo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-17
Tue Re, ID. q. Hush-s Resigns.

N" Rev n & Hughrs. pastor ~ th~
Pilgrim BAptisi Church. rAich"n avenue
and Mclbunuugh sir~-t, Brsklyn. lac
s~ni In his letter 80 resignation ~ the cpn
gr.Gation ENCOURAGEMENT vas made ~
Rapsis. A-@o~aatinn. in IN. HAn-on tlA~.
churrA Yesterday. that u ~uuld H. 80
c-pfed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-17
LITTLE SQUAV'S QUEER RACE.
DRIVERS CHANGED ny THE
JUDGES At LEXINGTON.
Mare. Even Then.s Does Not beat VIII
Le,bum and u Il Said She Was worked
Toe Hard In the Mornins -Cambria
Maid SHOWS speed On ana Ciass Pace.

LEXINGTON. Oct 10 A card with no
especial stake feature drew 5000 persons
to the Lexington track to-day. II was by
all means n favorite's day. for not q public
choice fell down THIS Is the more remark
able because there was mo-, a single race
where the public choice was held at - pro-
hibitive price above the field.
The ?Os pace was not only pr Productive
OF a heat In the good time Of 7O7.. but 1t
saw the derrick used for the frst time
by the Judges at the present meeting Erwin.
behind Little SquAw. Was lifted from the
suIky. and McHenry put up behind tho MARI
The b~tting Of the racc had q suspicious
look. a. after Will lsyburn had lost the nrst
heat tn. Held het'ins inst cad of rising dropped
still lower, aud there was all the fAvorito
money that tho crowd wanted on top In the
rms number of rumors were current
as 70 IN" race, on. belnK that the life was
worked out of Little squaw this morning
ana that the mare mover had n chance to
beat i@yburn The az pace and 2is trot
were nevef Ia doubt. Cambria Maid lost
the nfst heat. but II Was through a bad break
That She had y world Of speed was shown ~
the way sh" came back IN the nettl three
heats ~trotting Ia . Oss 2Ost and ? 10. Wal
ter keim was Away the winner IN the :Il
trot The weather was clear and mild and
the track very fast Summaries.
2W clASs. pacing pufs 81 Zoo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-17
Man, Protest. a, Be,mou, PARK.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. Id-rhe throe days
meeting AT tho Belmont Driving Park bssa n
to-day. In the fourth heat Of tho FIRST event
Alcrane collided with Reddy Russell. driven
81 :. Z ksnnard. who va. thrown out and
had one wheel torn from his sulky. Alcrane
won't on and finished second 60 Pearl Alfred
position IN the stretch. This decision gave
tho race. 90 Alcran.. Garrison. d..;a. of
% the payment OF the purse. la the 2y7
pace a protest was lodged against All G..
Identified by some a. Alfred c,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-17
u,ou n.,r SOMETHING spc~,,, Ia onrr

o. Real tate. ioT ~4ieuf 7. fst. o. vI tr fo
WON sdRs'f. e. o. u-s luf 'rNs Hdv,Tf-ifr
columns. vhish afs ufuN pstIuIHh4X fll 'HH-t
usuIum thfuugh witch g. f,ara fho-~ uNIrg
a. tNIs COMMONLY Request fur rnfr- v ]
msst W.T. lFufupi fr=ftuu-r lut
- =. 'rlsphuur tFa9 Madtssu suuHre. 90 srrd
- auY adVrrtlsHN sg.ury Ar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-17
". u. Farmer DRIVES Two Winner Of
R~advillr Matinee Meeting.

Ros1oN. oct. Ia the mstines meeting
~ the Gentl~m-n's Driving club ~ Road
Ntlle this afternoon. two blue ribbons were
won by Mr. " n Farmer with Mr. Alduch's
entrie- In IN" first heat In the opening
rae" Mr. Farmer drove his own horse romi-
nant and won. Mr. Aldrch was taken ~
and Mr. Farmer drive burlington HOY IN
the newt to heats and won the blue ribbon.
defeating hs Own g~lfing. Who would IN
doubteily nave won had hi ov nct h~~n hehlnd
him u the ~~Cund event Mr. Farmer drpNe
Nj Aldr,h'S addison 4. and he won another
uuus-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-17

GosHFN. oct Three c'ossly contested
races took place on the Goshen track to-day,
two NJ witch we're won by horses driven
by Mck~nna Tn. attendance was i.ao
In the ? II trot n rein on Frank Creamef
the f%avorite. broke A. the t~hrre-duart.r pole
and the horse ran three times around the
track after the mile was finished being finally
stopp~d nv a colorsd groom The driver
kept his seat Summarize
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Gossip nj the Ming.

TIL. Aiosd. tournament rsm,s scheduled b BE-
PLAYED last night vrr' postponed
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-08-27
Western Maryland Railroad.

Taking effect June %, 1901.
Trains leave Hilien station, BALTIC. as follows
DAILY:
81 . n--Fsst mail for N & W, south an soutn
west, 8iyEdon, W est minister New Windsor
onion Bridge, Mechanicstown Blue Ridge
HRgerEtown, and except Sunday, W liam =
port, vRR
81 a m PEN Mar Express (Pen Mar only.
40 % p. IN. Accom-. tor Emory 1roye
DAILY ExcRPT SUNDAY
Z. 8 a. Macon. for Gettysburg & 3
division main line esst of Emory Grove
ii . m-Main Line, Shippensburg. Freder.
lex, Emmitsourg and n &W hR shenandoah
10 u q m-Aceommodation for Gettysburg
points on q q II
II 30 p In--Accom. for Emory Grove
2 20 p m-AccommOdaffon tor I'm nv Grove
80 2. 70 hlue Mountain Express. (Parlor carl
also Frederick.
40 m-Express for York and b & h Div.
4 o. p m--EXpress for points on main line yeea
70 Cherry Run, B 9 v ana n & " reads
for points south.
90 p m Express 70 Glyndon. Accom-. beyond
20 Union bridge.
5. % p M Accom-. for Alesfa-
Is Macon or Union Bridge.
SUNDAYS:
80 q m-Accom for Union bridge & HRnnvel
30 p m-Accom for Union Bridge.
% p m--Accommodation for Alesia.
Ticket and baggage office, III Z. BALTIC street
All trains stop at Union, Pennsylvania ave
Fulton, Walbrook. North avenue) stations.
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