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A A~GESTIINAN HIfl ~NtRfFiCE OR 80
MS HANDsuur HA,kNIN HNfu ~ ~ = Al
soluteiy 'e-uess c's,rv'.fng "a ,ui-rt sths~ add
extra HiGH hNEI AtFiyN ven AiitNrflNr o. ~
n..ranre N 'Ari = pHlFF 'u' an one waGt'ns =
perfect .Adds art fsTue>' hof>~ combined. " -
Ia, been rii'r 81. y. 60 ,oESisn p ,rfg,
Rt'NAiElCT .r.ahHr ttri ANllN ~ NEll
S~ai, tour NtlHpRF TRAP HRsW I'll
mot AZ rlbbsf ifrs VICTORIA "a hnfR
TIkfN,. sius- At l.uu.~ names Ml'il
IAdy = and gen 30 NJ saits a~d 'rd'r
OWNERS INitt.I STABLE, - Madison a.
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Cssrrs. ~ -~s.s wss=tN. q prTsT
40 ? ard um~ IA
rnh tArs iaaf and . hsn tnests
Ruu.s rs Lac , IL = sas >nssf tune -
rhamg % y q ttifd Ifmr $50
sad nass nile Ana . hslf lAdy -aoHssef
- AVtsenni e. a. ssa lean artsufA q lyus
~ 1 ssnad Oon $50 - iDoansir -" D. thfa
nnr
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IN. latest s,ppV 81 10" ~" y" hand ''i"N'
~,-,t.,,tl. n.ht on Arthur } uun, Isl l'"-
- r,.. - NoINrthampton, over vfi'h
49,. ~. ,u,I Contradictory f"lnf- '''l
,sre nr.rv vor 'h' -'r1t'h on" huulf"i
a. 10 ,.,oud- and No. q s'sr''r ~ w." iIhh'
90. sr.d a.-o H. the SECOND N~.s
b., ,,Nrf,t a.. iul distance ~ ." ~ "'d.
r,,cb ...tal- ~. Own IuslI-h r"' ord mad"
At I~i"r-t'r lat wear pur' VIM" h W."
ma N.~ 10 -stulb~
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Turf Notes

John 2 N,ddsn hss purchased tae rst.s Iorss
srt ,r.,t h-tF it Nr'fss 'Nr breeding pl'
TpHcN
u h.s bssY dec ded " ~ - pro- ~ ,dr'' sson
o. '1f -ArtlgN r,,rs 20 - vf|rh WI nr|Id- the
DIV .tg~, % me PADDOCK
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WIS ar THT HIIINFN.
" Major" Taylor Criticised for Not starting
on ' 4. 4. Circuit =. 4. ". Meet.

-NaInr 1sv!or. ~" gam. oolored boy
Who ~ lS0 proved sp~-dI-r 'hsn every one
else ~ yelling. has not vet = ed lbs caster
INTO 'he rms Tot the ipus championship he
returned 20 America from IIarce = week
st".d ~ 10 umeiha' a." Grs. i,.-cui's started
aud ~ y'' has not made co. entry Franh
kran-r. Vho Won tho championship last year.
= nov going faster '.su sul man ever did
t-fore IN competition OF tI' 'rg,k. and 10
SOM" CIRCLES u - h-Iug voIi"r"d Vt"thef
IaNlor = AFRAID 81 Kramer isNln' La STOW u
o. %. past too muci speed Hui u.uok 20 I-r.
MT 81 any such Questions D. ius r1I>"d ~"
= nov ~ rom" ~ Moto-St"r having y scll.
-Aruei t's'
NJ coupons 'or t'- grand stand and Al
admission or''ss dAt.i lat ~,turir, Wi
Do soni a. "a" Man attain b"s.r tra's on
iuly % II" Ngk" ot .ts' ~,'urd. v.
much more painful - the ourr'ttot- nd
TIE Managers than - I~ossihl' ,uu.i u. 20 ne
Size ttfUfS There 49, uu 'Ir. |u Z luT
.'9r!o1 do "gloas.d, ~ 20 na,lsr
To match t-tN.eu tie teams lt~ been 70.
r.vsd Tor n"Nt SATURDAY. Ird %Ft"''"f ,fo-
sramm. n short rs~s ts~ hS"o 'rr,nT'd
arnv-mle op~n. handicap road rso- - 20
10 run 10y ne NV lork STAT" Division of -"
t.r'lTv Road club on 'H.N =" over ~"
sprtnsfeld. b"i!morr "ours" On lo'S stand
Io-uorroW tho annual NEE Of tie I~aVls
~ Nurrl,au 's"lu.r NgIns ~ Atlantic
Iit,. nun frou N"N Nork 90 the resort
ra- h~-u arranged iot ct o.is's 10y >~cr.tar.
Treasurer loAu : Ists VITO NHs p,-"rtv
booked enough persons 40 Naui u" TAX" sn
,T,It hi. snosi.g 'rom 80 -, Tlsss
VITO p,r' 60 -" v.'h -" " pV-~
should addr"-. VI 'lsrk ~ th" l'H 81" hrsn.
quarter. '17 N'~au street
Art.AxtiU ,tr. iuly u ~ tho Coliseum
,rs,. sh, Gus LAWSON how ID hr> -.
y.rort, over " : f"rn by EASILY drfesttrs
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IN TIE BASEBALL WORLD.
s0rH >sH i0RkS avn HRO0k-
IrNs tssIN sHtT or
tfnsinsa,is To, MIN HaS,emi'ss and d
o increase the Nse- sf the Han
Ion Troupe rr> save the oa,
fsr the last as.ait. Of Other eames.

Ii- N-v Nots. and Brooslvns no, Only
are SHINING very lev sams. % thsf western
rp hut y seems. 'p - . sirain on th"f abahtN
10 sr..s a run Yesterday 'h~v ser- both
shu' uut >sN N1fk bv cincinnati and BROOK
Nu hy tht,rsr-NtIcb }. The second tine
tLts - happened wlthin q seek ft's-
hurs beat boston y, stsrtav aud Philadelphia
iu''ff'r-d vlth the ~ louis spur
Cnr.n7,' q N.v Nofs n
'.. so d. Hro.fyu. q
.-'t>butg A., fos'on I
~ IAIrIpnAs u LouiN !
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Western l.eig ~

Al Omaha omaha. J Nh~sukee.
n lguNsf iIeaNsT "a - Josrph
- Colrtado SpungN- Colutsio >grtnxs, s
II ~, Inlnss Proria. a Des Noin's. =
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IROTTING tND Pt(ING.
direct Hal PAGES \ Nile In ~ 81 ~ the
Grand Circuit Meeting.

pEIKoII. july "a nfayoFahle weather
marked the OIAr.rs dav Of The blue Ub'on
mc.t.ug. a heavy thunderstorm stopping
the port after tEo heats had beer decided
IN iwp events Ih~te was a sensation hIg
enough 20 take -" aesn "tRr ~ the dtsap-
potutu-rt ~ ~. s.1 spectators. though.
iu N. Performance ~ Direct HAl, the Village
Farm : entry. N NE Chamber OF tOmm.rr"
S'ak. Tie b'A,k stallion bv racing 'h" Nr~t
heat 10 49,. rad" not only the record Tor
The event but % record for green PAGER.
.Is l.A0. tfntGug purse o 81" unfinished
Pc - : h' is-~-l ro1 NJ rAid BY Waite
silver ~lsr. D = bN silver Tuurur Lean. ~
TnSgr tp lrao1. :
CANattA. > O. IUCAsrNur s
Ger JuEusou. toe 50 Nw~e I
= 81 " - ~ NrIHygtUuf =
RUN " D n d e. ,uer . Q
Tine .1-., = TO-
CNAr her % Guwwsvr stake pur~. -"
-. rlA~ pNrirC urnnisted.:
nfec' NN. ~ = nv bitsrt Bss"s tsl ~
Tor Ma .Grer,' !
FlIcf1ur. , & stuart .
CubA-olA. bfa = .'r-cts .
'rulu,. 90 : 10 N .ndrrs S
rf UH~-pnd. ~ g W-lrh. a
kIng 'hAu.. "a & Malone, sds
FtAs'. T1'sisT o g H >Scy d.
Hsa.asf 90 % , IShArsr Dis
Internal ons 9ur~r. - on " 1FsF-~y It's
Ur- a.. ..I..
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baseball Net~.

ror, N pl- rlsy. have b~,r mst- ~ "a 10 N.
-s,o' -sguss two by Tsirmor' sud pus - ~ -
New NotE and l~'ttsHurr
IN their las, ~ game the Hrootlyns have r.fr
only -, runs Th~N have won puly ons ssus N
~ Iogis TINS SsA~nu. iostnr "a and Is lus ore thrr~
The Nthi~trN have drawn tpuo psr~nu> ~
IN ~, twu gamrs this ssa~nr. AZ AVsrAss 90 90 81
tap \ rAm~ 1hts DOS not iroA murh lss .
White ehspaAut cNndlVon
rtrre sv uInnernns Srpd Nsl plAN~r- ~ 70 found
tNss DAYS IN, uNi fnsHy q the really grrAt siaN
"a. claw that includes igNns Tr-d Clarte lrnnlr.s
k~lst. NAgnsr 'ol'us iAip's George tagfs
an 10 l~hanty and = ~ others
Nov that sr1sN has removed himself The cr,-'
Obstacle u rprs Nrd it'v e rNrr Nkrlihopd the
American igesns VIII romm~nce OPERATIONS At
once lpak ne ~ me rsishl,Shmtnt ~ Q club IA New
Nork nrtt N~sf Tas pr~rnt usn~ts 81 the Rsli
'norr elub sr~ hus'a~~s msu Nto ran be dealt - u
a. sut b. And f-A.rr ths stuAtor funh Thrr
pr~~~nt p~ip~Ttt - not = ray ma venture And rsnuot
r. made a. for NM Vmr Th~N ~ui BE- r-ady 10
oil Their toldincs 90 transfer them N Nru loTk
wh-n the tine cour' Cs'seso T'tss-s
Ns,ieasi agu t.am~s Ts-sa,.
Nru VOID a. tnrlnnat prHisyn a. Chicaso
npstnn At r ttshUFg rhflal@ipn = Al =. Ipvts
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y. North. >o,~d English Wniardlst. kil~i
10, an Omnibus.

l"NruN. July u , North. Who held the
haired tlhard record which ~.
Aurrv ard taken by = kot-r,s. ~as knocked
down ~ ~ otnntbus Yesterday aud died
aftsTwHri ~ Li- IhIut -
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~ Srtsnsc'Ady SrhsnrrtAil iirs -
~ E'roN Trul :, fAruS-
~ ~JotnS'uNn Iohnsiysr. = Hen.
At Allsns AthAny . lrghAUirn
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Two hAss hris Har'UiH. ~moo' thlGs HON"
-ur Iafslat NArrEtr 10 ktN. Jertlng,
Stolen h.ses TGo-ss !. Wnf~ rt ~ rtDhsf -
o.. Is.rp. : PM tas. On halls 80 1929. Q ~
lr.ssf. SIR. b. uH' lN Pop } th ifNsst ?
l. 70 or I,s~s - fprts . 1niNf~lrfi' % rw"
1 rs.fa and s. o. notes A. Wy ~ 10 tN aud tnusu
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A. Springfield ~pttnsreh. = Nor~tch. :
A. HtidS~poft ntigrTott. q Waterman, n
~ Hafi'ori Nrrd-r. I Hartford 10
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Isstrrn league

~ yFRsLi CIV
Isr-a, o. ~ \ ~ q " q ~ 4
Npntfsn. 70 " ? =" " q ? S
Brsr., rsfi,.t ,rd VI Nsnus tee and Rauh
a. Nv NrH
Nsg-fk % n 20 % q q n ~ =
roforto 3 - q 7 q y - 10 .
IAltere, rl'!wsa and lope, scott. Iot anu
ho~r A.
~ rNovIpts~S
y y
Prov d~h"e . . }
H"~hsstsf - ~ ? q % Z q %" : F.
hsitsre, Friend sni smith Nc Nl"e~e Nn'
Ihcips
AZ wosCtsrsH
n. -AlN q Z q u ~ -
Wow ester ~ - - q - - q - - - I
iuuercs NmolI and ~hhs hastngs rappslAu
St~vlran Fuf ~ sharr
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American Asssel ,iisn


~ ~ Tsul Kansas " ~ y PAU
A. Minneapolis Niissukee. uiancsp,ns. .
At rueio iout.,uu. . Toledo. -
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u.mar. sb,~ >hoouins wuh = Ne

Ir.>,is,n. iuIv - = = Goru1n ~
A.. u.lt.u ,..'r HlT- ari PISTOL 'luh hrns"
M. record m q ~r,'ol,-r hSnd,cap v'-'"rds'
h. .cor. II o.. oui " q to-. hl" 80" '~atirs
h, -tN totnts the previous record 81 pis, held
hy : Richmond Of savannah, "a y
,boush Cor a. hss broken several pistol
,,,o,ds 49, - mo ff-' tune he has entsft-t
INTO a rput.tI'N. IsA-ho' '~"VolN"T hand
cap H. On. NJ the SWING " '"n h" mad" q
straight lo
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At Nashua Towel : 'sshus
IAu Vsr ,opHufl Is |lu a NF
Al ~ r~nr- HsNera.r .Awfr1rr %
A. brN.f MsnrheStr' t'n,rf
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~ LOVE-. a.. u puHNtrlglIA d"'sAtei ~
Louis to d., Porn and fr-seF v"rs ~ f-sp~r
~ fvIrrrs Ne WILLIS aas ven VIA. 'nrr'ng
To- I'm, b., fr-r pA>,-> ana utrug natsrcu sih
EH .Ft.-aar#s = W
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CHICAGO. JulN u chicago took the nr'
game Of the series with Hrocklyn to-day hr q
scpr" % . too The home team got both fh"ir
TALES IN the eighth inning aud they N"r-
lucky "a So, them. TOO The hit- that Won
were -cri'rh.- Lundgreu. the nov pitcher
% %" ChIcasns. played short'op. Tinker
h-LNE on urutchs-
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ptrTsHrHp IIty N pttshurs SCORED al ~ -
RIA, ~ tU~ arsf inning 20 asy On Ntglrs Co., faGAs
h-Nr-ori V'c1~f NAEnsr, three nAg.~' AMI q
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sssEsAY


-
49, s.Y
wesea6
s~3
rs~ \
n.ommH
NI..a,,c g
SsS%iM1
a. mv,rn /
~nwwro.~dJ
- Prof.
. g., Of
s.h.smIthI
WWoodua&
ss-,tMoN
% .s~,,or OIL
~. ~nr,ncl
s@ WI
- sAsIs.o,r.n@
vhch WI
,~ appN1
ne co"n
Imitation
chAnicA ~
mary enu'e
No vehicle
.EArh NJ
~N.a1
b sdini'~
not present.
siisht over
- 18th
w. -. IN
70 ~ ,.s
compsuuoh
rule out, G
chlps deemS
-A,,,. ,nus
VIM ..--,-l
the
The comp
pe>d, prov
n,ue ,hm
80 l..
oil NOV %m0
tSgether Wy
cauncAte.,
There VII
1850, ssco
$3.50. Ihs
sped TO UJ
ct TO the 70
prize. prov
made tbs
and each
least ten ny
one OF hes
diploma, m
schievemen
The prcs9
In the al
aeronauuc
Ieition enclo9
like the Iletu
IN full uew-
Rounds
tive balloou
choi~ Of
but he mus
looms In oH
TO the rGh
Ths lengS
le Ices than
nor more
lhlometr~-).
centre To
The exact
,ermned a
tntDrnauon&
contests.
Every cd
trail a. hs
dates, No
Judges In VI
ours oncN
10 the yeri<
Ieast hree 4
rhe average
Ist trips
twenty mill
consumed
l~eckoned
f~ Of ths
car ae4
sAhas OF
vi0put -
apparatus.
The aveg
compute
1wr the q
h wind
hnes To OIL
The stary
In the mo1
T'iuve NJ
June and
icf the "
mternauo
vance, -
Vast one
may hoo
must be
open 20 ~
" There
and The
Mre putt
Anmtl9
u%d PHI
APR
mAchme4
A%aishH
PproNin
eor'eet
prize
machine,
mall adv
VINO at
ne hwm
entes OF
HH OF
%'e,
% %d
0uTlnR mt
feet
scrib.db1
art4
a%o.
Np are
%her han
the CREATED
power.
acccssfu
nv anar
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At " lu.us,cn wir rs,o7 /, a e han Z
0rsutS
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r.sH Hrsr 1T wssrsr lr'rr 'a~ NAs
~ ~'.H-a us~ WACusf iN41.' Pay> Ni.H'}
ant Hrau,N,d tuurus. Rt.h'N and N'4IsS't
Nr-sr ,-t rcrr-, 1T %, p',r1s- Htrrsy
lIr,t n..e on h.ls ~ lshsnv > - NhN !
.t'-rr, iot-n, Nu, '-pt rmsLs Tm.
Lrss ana a. -.i-s Airaiaars -"
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steam and uurs- ppI--, TO- 'nlf lfrk, J.IAn
S-roi . Co. ~ I4brvN - Nss Nafs '..
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lauder oII ~ b. Aatisd bal
'HOy cat. hit By batied ball
New NufA v o p o 0 Q 0 o .
ttnrtnHAi o > o = v y o
rSu las. hits 1ou... prit, 2. Lauder Mathew
Sor stolen baSs NorrufaH Curi' Doub.e
pIsSs MAthrssI and Neasvf l,ASef and Nas
Lrr r1rt tsSr On balls -rr Currte , 'N Aerht
] struck out ~ Cufris. d, b hcwiis Tn
on tsAsss CtucinnAti. : Nes lorA. 1Si tA..
on error, slnClnhAtl > Tine houf ana ~
minutes tnplr, Power Aisndanc- u"
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American League

- es-PtNpt"N
far wore n = " n q ~ \
WASH '.fn. 90 10 Z 10 7 i = 7
b,lsIHs sh'Ids sud ~ c.nNnAn. Csrucs
srt AK
~ ,uFirHf,
p,.t,- 70 , n n . . 70
phitsd,rpts o q % 60 70 Cd ~ 3
tAft'r - Young and 'isT NN~n ana
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~ hsnC'cAu FOR tHrr. sat odd ana
asaTd. hy ytiou Of su oAcn. Si'n 80


Good star son 'Asrs I'mrso.s D. 2 , ny
Sr ~Dtlon-tpsrp Wossim usuei o. N rVJcr
HklnAn hAlL
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PAR start Won -sSly NInutsnt DC : bv Fon-
Mermaid osned hy frNTk Farrell
stNrN Tagp

selling Cor thfse 'raF Odds sud upward 'or
apprentice riders that nave never rddrn = . nner
h., subs rption - go shCt: With sTs added ~
nnnnhs htInM inc srAIe one mlr and . N.IrehLh
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cord STAR Won rr1ins I1onn. hr : %.
NtfAthuofr Rrlp 'vuF1 D.. Y Nhn
- JkrH IN,I
To' hire go Hlts an nrsAtf nom sinn'r'
81 D. 20 pounds bslos tne s.ate hA s4h~rrp
,top ~ SO ragh. Wfh q 80 Added a'luW aAres
uns mus srd . 'ufong
Vnrss I'd 80 70 'HfkF1 IW'c FH
Toft HoNal 4 'I shaw ~ oNl =
Peoihs 10 - h!f">
Cold cue. 2 - coo"
Urs. "a SO
Gooa star vou dr,ing Iou RnYA b q :
b. h'rgs,"n Ns.rrr u'u't Pos . % a J J.
EFeuF
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Tor Maiden no yeaS odd LIi.s - f1.uds
belo~ me scaie rs suite rP'ina "t - Gao. Nith

Tni- star Won dri,iug Mis- Dorothy , ?, .,
rs star RUBY NhAsia owned bS . rs Hsggiu
THIhn UAUt
49,, ,r,s. yeaf Odds aud inward gsrAlfirs snd
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Neu VOID a. cincinnati puziglyn a. Chras
Rrs,"n ~ r ushurg rh'tad~ir1 = II y; inr'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-24
WATER SUPPLY DELAY.

Commissioner Monroe of the Department Of
Water Supply, Gas and Electricity said yesterday
that he believed there reason for the COM
plant OF residents Of the Murray Hill district about
a scarcity of water supply. and that the depart
ment would remedy the defect possible
Many large buildings have been erected recently IN
the district, which is supplied with water from
high pressure pumping station. The of water
has increased and the increase in supply has been
delayed
The reason the Commissioner said, lis that
there have been delays in the construction of two
pumps at the pumping station iii One hIndred-and-
seventy ninth-st. These pumps each have ca
pacity of 15.eoo.o9 gallons daily, and when com
pleted will supply the district which includes
Murray Hill One pump hope TO have in opera
ton in about six weeks. and this think ought
TO help the situation. The other pump VIII not be
ready for several months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-24
sHARKEY'S ASSAILANT LUCKY.
Magistrate Brann Says Elmer Is Fortunate
Still To Have His Head.

Billy Elmer. former athletic instructor in the
knickeTbocker Athletic Club was prisoner III
Yorkvile Court yesterday charge OF dlsor-
DERBY conduct in the Grand Central Palace on Mon
DAY night. The complainant was Police captain
I4antry of the East Fifty-frst-st station VINO
declared that Elmer had assaulted Tom SharkeS'
the referee in the wrestling bout between George
Bothner and Tom Jenkins
Elmer. who is Bothners trainer, was present at
the match Jenkins had undertaken to throw
Bothner four times in hour He did 1t only three
times. and Sharkey declared Rothner the Nlnlsi.
Elmer il is said. then made an insulting remark
about Sharkey. -. -.
The trouble then began. Elmer sprang into the
ring and struck Sharkey whose back was turned
The blow landed his head Sharkey turned 70
land blow his assailant, but the DloW was
stopped by Captain Lantry ID
made him a prisoner. -,--,.-. -.
You had to go up against SharRey'
said Magistrate Brann TO the prisoner YESTERDAY
Il lost my head the answer
I'm surprised that you still have your head
said the Magistrate. z ,,.,,,
1T was lucky I there declared captain
Iantry Il prevented Sharkey from returning the
blow. Then with thirty policemen succeeoeG III
clearing the hall of the crowd of excited men,
''Til let you go this time, declared the MagIs-
trate to Elmer. You would better medtdte on the
narrow escape you had of losing your head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-24
GOULD CHARTERS ENGLISH YACHT.

OF late years many American yachtsmen have
found that il is economical to charter BTU
isb steam Yacht for Il season than to bu1ld or puE
ono for use In these waters. They find that fuIiy
eouinped steam yacht of good speed and with eH-
cel,ent cabin accommodations may be chartered
Min captain and crew the other side, brought
oyer here and returned at the end OF the season
for considerab ply less money than is necessary ~
obtain one for the service in the United
States.
George ] Gould has just chartered the new tur-
bne nropeed Yacht Emerald, owned by Sir Chris
+onher F,lrness He intends to use her next season
chiefly for the international races. He sold his
steam Yacht ATLANTA TO the Venezuelan Govern
ment They equipped her as a gunooat ana she
was recently seized by the allies 49, :;
A. the time of the Shamrock-Columoia races III
1893 Mr. Gould had under charter the BRUSH steam
z,acht Svbarfte, which purchased TINS year D9
i'ornelins Vanderbilt and is now called the North
Star. ,ou-o.+ ,,rt.ne
ever buiit Her principal dimensions are; Length
oyer ali 236 feet; beam, IS feet 8 inches; depth.
IS feet s inches Her speed Is said to De sixteen
knots Her teak deckhouse is 11S feet long ana us
ton is used as a promenade deck me gacht Is
snlanGidIy fitted below Captain Donald Tod VIII
hring hfr over in the spring
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BLooMINGDALE IN COURT AGAIN.
Irving l. Arraigned Before Magistrate Crane
for Auto" Speeding.

irving / BloomingdaIe was arrasned in the
Harlem Court yesterday. charged by Bicycle Po-
liceman Reilly of the East Northumberland TWEEN
ty-sixth-st. station, with having run his automo-
bile in One-hundred- and-twenty-ltth-st on MONDAY
night at the rate Of fourteen miles an hour.
The Young man. who gave his age as twen.y-four
and his address as No u East Sixty-thirdst. said
he had been running a machine capable of going
sixty miles an hour but that he had not been go
ing more than eight.
Magistrate Crane held him in 5000 bail for trial
Mr. Bloomingdale had evidently thought he would
be allowed to go. for ne had no bondsman in court
He protested vigorously at being put in the prison
ors' pen in the Courthouse and, just as he had
reached the entrance Of the pen. word came from
the court that Magistrate Crane had decided to
parole him until yesterday afternoon Inc young
man then telephoned to his father 10 come ana
furnish the bail and left the court
After young Bloomingdale had been released on
,arole he went his home and secured ball later,
returning the police court. where he signed palI
hond and then hurried away
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underwood along the streams tributary to the
Croton watershed They had been expressing
the hope that trees and shrubs along the streams
might be permitted to grow, and that tree
planting might be resorted to in some places to
add to the natural beauty of the district, but
the work of cutting down trees has already be
gun under the order Of Commissioner Monroe
Some felled last week We're evergreens Of much
beauty.
Commissioner Monroe said yesterday that the
destruction OF the trees had been ordered
the recommendation of engineers connected
with his department and with the Board of
Health. The engineers said that leaves falling
from trees along the streams discolored the
water, even if the purity Of the water not
impaired by them. The officials charged with
the duty of keeping the streams in the best
sanitary condition. he said agreed that ii
best TO have the trees removed from the edges
of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-24

NEW HILL CLIMBING RECORD.
Automobile Goes Up Eagle Rock in Less
Than Two Minutes.

4 new automobile record established yester-
day at Eagle Rock Hill. \. j., by W. j. stewart
secretary of the New-Jersey Automobile Club. This
hill was the scene of the recent Thanksgiving Day
contest. the best time being made in steam ma
chine driven by Mr. Stewart. in 25s. Yesterday Mr.
Stewart in the machine made the ascent OF
the hill which is one mile long and averages about
Il per cent grade in 1 minute 90 seconds. This is
the time that has been made on the hill,
representing speed OF thirty miles hour
The ascent rather dangerous. owing to the
velocity with which the rounded the sharp
curves The performance is a record the trial
and the timing were sanctioned by the American
Automobile Association of which Mr. Stewart is
chairman of the racing committee The timing was
nv synchronized watches in the hands of +. M
Fisk Ethan Allen Bythrow and ". j. Wortenzick.
They were deputzed by President Scarritt, of the
American Automobile Association.
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THE RACETRACK.
New.orleans Jockey Suspended Indefinitely

New-Orleans Dec. 23.-Fading Light. Hayward
Hunter and Flocarline were the winning faVori'eS:
The stewards have recommended that eisrleS VI
horses belonging to the firm of Hatneio d O"''"E
he refused for the remainder of the meetns' anu
also that the suspension of Hicks, the JOCKEY. pe
continued indefinitely Weather fair track fast
The summaries:
to : Won; Sweet Neii lo8 oiesen' IS to > second nd
woodmont Belle Ditto FAR Lass, vestia Offset Nico-
Miami se R" s 4ad N yaFna s
oNs 20 yH Till u" 90 gGhana Ihrd I, Fine e
Ss MesssHss5 cs7on 5 2ca s Bo ran Par
vesuv oberfson>, chars s1f RamST 13;
R1 achsnan r q to third T%e 6 cinsPsy Miss
ieycorn Wunderich. Irving Mayor also ran
Fourth andieap one and quaTs srrank 1
to ssond .dsls 5s sso ran
TO fifth ii race Selling one mile and furongsHsy
10. 1otis1 to send cogsvei los cannon, to .
third Time 252ss. Potheen. Hattie Davis and Troc"
sixth race one mile,FocarIine. 10 (HelgersOn'; to
3e "G Io M 6se o 10 o n d ID Time AS Floyd
Pirate and Welcome Light also ran
The entries for tomorrow as follows:
osne io2 Bushnell Wansdoode 1922 Hiram IRAN Io 5na
SON 1903; John Potter 1oa Major Tenny lo' lhane ''
M S5 8sabs 6o 81 Mrs AsP Prank MAO
Bende- 1909: Ringdove. H.; Farmer Jim, 112 c..
9 6hsa ?s:s s3s ues
1o3 LimeIght 1O3 Ben Frost 1913 Tho Bronze Demon
los; Boonerack, los. - . .oo T ,..,o
Fourth race Zone mie)Esie L 102 Ray los: Lite IdI
101 Rough Rider, 1OI; Fotehte io''
Nitrate. 10; KilograIn, ITO.
Fifth selling and onesixteenth
Finder 81 Marcus Crnsus 100: Annie auretta Vi:
The Messenger. 1O1 Scotch Plaid 1o2: Mosketo' 49,
Satin Coat 103; Sarilla, 105: Peter Duryea. lO"
sixth race Selling: six and one-haf urlonssl
100 Georgia Gardiner In2: Morino. 103: shut Up lo5
cI Day ioa Summer los Ed l. 1o5 Sir de We're.
los Criterion los: Prince of Merose no. Alfred c. l'
Frank Kenny.