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New-York tribune., 1902-08-29

menting with this gas for the last thirty years
said the elder Mr. Russell land my has
worked with for several years. The tank con-
tanning the will weigh from eight to twenty
three pounds. Our plan is to generate gas from
certain chemicals and hydro-carbon which produce
a carburetted hydrogen gas. We have tested II on
automobiles and various sorts of stationary ana
marine engines. and have met with success every
Wnere- ! estimate that the gas IS about one
third more powerful than gaSolene, and much less
expensive. Under our plan it will cost one cent
one TO and a halt cents per horsepower an
hour. We have operated a marine engine eight ana
a half hours a cost of four cents an hour. w
can produce one hundred 16-candle lights at cost
of 10 cents hour.
The gas is made that air passing through It
enables it give the amount OF power required
The admission of air is controlled by valve
and the power and light under the complete
control Of the operator. When the tank has been
exhausted it can be recharged oXy-hydrogen
is charged into tanks, but with the exception or
being under pressure. This new gas has absolutely
no pressure
This is in no sense an acetylene gas which is
produced from carbide of calcium. to which water
is applied This gas is entirely different from
acetylene. in that there is no carbide Of calcium In
it. Then acetylene is dangerous This is a dry.
safe gas. The expansion of acetylene is so uncer-
most any condition when is applied, there
is way of estimating its power 1t has also
been demonstra ted that liquid air is not adapted
its deterioration is great
and the machinery expensive that its future use
fness is likely to be confined to the laboratory tor
experimental purposes and demonstrations
with this improvement / expect 10 see a hne
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
INTERSTATE TOJRN4MENT.
THE SHOOT OPENS TO-DAY-MANY PRIZES
TO BE COMPETED FOR.

Asburv Park \. J.. Aug. Is iSpeciaD-Crack
marksmen from all parts of the country are camp
ing here tonight. eagerly waiting for the morrow
when the Interstate rife and revolver shooting
tournament opens and will continue until Saturday
evening of next week The shoot will open with the
Columbia trophy and New-Jersey National Guard
matches. both open only to New-Jersey IeSlmental
teams. The 200 yard stage will be shot in the
morning and the 800 yard stage in the afternoon. On
Saturday will come the Inspectors and the Wimble-
don Cup match for the handsome cup presented by
the National Rife Association of Great Britain The
tournament will be managed by the National Rife
Association of America. the NewJersey State Rife
Association and the United States Revolver Asso-
ciation The executive officer of the range is Cen
eral Bird W. Spencer, of Passaic. N j. The hon
orarv range officers include prominent military or
ficials OF New York. New-Jersey, Maryland, Maine
pennsvlvania Iowa, the District OF Columbia and
,ba regular army. The from NewYcrk,
Pennsylvania New-Jersey Maryland, Ohio. the
District of Columbia and the regular army have
heep in camp for several days. and the Massachu-
setts nlarksmen will arrive tomorrow team
from Porto Rico Is eApeclFu' Jul II 10 u'N'i"i IL
viii materialize
The guardsmen and regulars now here spent the
day shooting in individual matches. and some ex-
cellent scores were made
The New-York State is made up OF Private
Fred Dardnkille of the 18th Regiment; Orderly
Sergeant Henry DaulI. list Regiment Sergeant
George H. Doyle. list Regiment sergeant John
Cowie 18th Regiment Captain s. S. Stebbins' Eth
Regiment; Sergeant Charles Smith 18th regiment
Sergeant Walter Lamb, 18th Regiment Sergeant
Fred Lent. 47th Regiment: Captain H +; Evans vans
s9th Regiment; Corporal h. (. V Casey Ilst Resl-
ment; Sergeant Frank LaughIin. 18th Regiment:
Captain William Underwood, 9TH Regiment; Cap
tain W B. Short 7th Regiment: Major F. A
Wells 2Sd Regiment; Captain Napier 23d Regiment
and Sergeant George B. Bryant, I'D Regiment
The New-York narksmen will compete for the
Hilton trophy, TO be shot for next Tuesday, and IN
the reyimental Interstate match, scheduled for next
Thursday. The Hilton trophy was captured last
year by the marksmen from the District OF Goinm
New-York National Guard. will shoot in the regi-
mental interstate match.
team from Squadron A will shoot in the carbine
match The New-York State team is in charge OF
Colonel N. B. Thurston
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
YACHTING.
NEW FEATURES IN STEAM YACHT
BUILDING FOR 1908.

Interest in steam yachting for the season OF
1858 is already most pronounced During the month
OF August four steam yachts have been con-
tracted for by the Gas Engine and Power Com
pany. and Charles l.. Seabury & Co. TO be built
at Morris Heights The vessels are to be delivered
in the months of May and June 1908.
Many new features in yacht building will be
shown in the construction of these craft, particu-
larly in the building OF 165-fooJ steam yacht
contracted by a prominent Eastern yachtsman
and member of the Portland Yacht Club This
gentleman recently sold his former steam yacht
Aria. Quilt by the. Seabury company He intends
to have this vessel combine all the latest i'm
provements of a thoroughly modern craft The
yacht will be used for river and coastwise cruising
Another interesting vessel will be 115-foot COM
posite steam yacht built especially for service
among the Thousand Islands She is ordered by
Pittsburg yachtsman. who has his summer resi-
dence there. This yacht will have detachable bow
and stern for passage through the canals. and she
will be fitted with triple expansion engines. There
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29

of the American Smelling and Refining Com
pany, of New-York. which are now yielding an
income of s. 500. Mr. Whitneys original IN
tention was to confine the Denefacton TO the
value Of the Derby Stakes won by NolodyoVskl
in 1901 but he has now decided 10 increase II
to the above sum, in the hope that 1t may FORM
a nucleus of q more important charity Inc
trustees are Lord Marcus BeresfoTd. Mr. Leo
pold de Rothschild, Sir Edward Colebrooke ana
Sir Daniel Cooper and the object OF the trust
which is to be called the Beresford trust. Is 10
benefit persons connected with the turf VINO
NAV have become reduced in circumstances ana
when their cases have been investigated ana
found deserving of assistance. me ,. trustees rs
propose 10 meet twice a year at Newmarket 10
consider applica tions for assistance
Saratoga y. Y. Aug. 8.-William c Whlthey
said tonight with reference to his founding fund
for the benefit Of needy turfmen;
That was over a year ago. in June. 1901; pc.
Ieve When l won the Derby with No!odyoNSkl
nv winnings on the Derby were about 5000 70
which / added a little, and this constituted the
basis Of the trust fund for tuTfmen
The fund is to be in the hands OF trustees, VINO
probably have just been appointed, ana tnat m IN
tioubtedlv accounts for the news not pelhg puo-
lished before this time
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
REMARKABLE MOTOR GAS
THE APPLICATION OF AIR TO 1T EN-
ABLES IT TO RUN AUTOMOBILE.

INVENTOR CLAIMS FOR IT CHEAPNEss,
SAFETY AND EAsINEss OF CONTROL
NAY BRING PRICE DOWN TO $3.50,
L does require close scrutiny Of the reports
from the Patent Office a Washington TO inform
the average that wondrous improvements are
being made in the purely mechanical we'll as
in the scientific world People focked to Twenty
eighth-st. two years ago TO surface cars pro-
PEELED by compressed air. a year later there was
or less discussion over automobile pro-
PEELED by liquid air. The Edison battery has been
discussed less freely of late by electricians
Now those who interested in automobiles have
a new problem keep them busy. The latest thing
in automobiles. which the writer inspected yester
day is a gasolene machine from which the gaso-
ene tank is removed another tank substituted and
the machine run without the of any gasoene
at all.
When the gasolene tank had been removed
other tank smaller in size put in its place
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
-IrCKY- BALDWIN SELLS LOS ANGELES.
ISAAC LABoLD. WHO GAVE $1,000 FOR HER.
WILL BREED HER TO THE BARD.
L. - GseRArH 20 LIE IRIBCNE.

Saratoga. n Y. Aug. 2s-"Lucky" Baldwin, who
hasn't been lucky for some years. has sold 10
1saac JaboId the mare Los Angeles for slo000. Los
Angeles was in her time, which in tie days
following the successes Of Firenzi and Miss Wood
ford ore of the creates race mares in the world
She will bred to The Bard the sire OF doid
r5.o,s and then taken the farm in Kentucky.
( oRrien whose horse Hans Wagner the
stewards decided had been 'doped" yesterday.
had an interview with the stewards yesterday. ana
afrervva-6 said that he assured that oniy ttle
entry of Hans Wagner hac been refused ana 'htl
his other horses might sun pe ehteoSa; ms
as Gilbertian II can be based only on the tne3Is
that rhe horse and not his owner, was the oleilaei
pat" Meanv the old steeplechase yocheey. hds
bought the fine steeplechaser Inspector Stevens
from DR. Lawson.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
TIE CENTURY WHEELNEN PLANS.

After months rest from club for the
Century Wheelmen, Captain John L. Wenzel and
his aids have prepared the following schedule of
short trips for next month: September I, Meier
decks Park, Hudson County Boulevard, New-Jer-
sey: September H. Busch's Mountain House, White
stone, Long Island; September y, Breitkopps Park
East New-York; September IS Newman'5 Duck
Farm Huguenot, Staten Island joint stag with
St. George Wheelmen. All runs to leave clubhouse.
Nos. 444 and 446 Amsterdam ave. at 10 a. In the
mileage contest of the Century Wheelmen the fol-
lowing leading members are certain TO cover over
three thousand miles: W. F Full, G c. Badeau S
Mehrbach. Joseph Hays H A. Gliesmau, J. L.
Wenzel. ". Il. Mackey and =. J. Elliott.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
WHITNEY 6 DURTEA HEAD LIST
THEIR ONE ENTRY IN THE SARATOGA
MEETING WON $1,000 FOR THEM

Saratoga y Y. Aug. 2S (SpeciaD.-Though the
firm of Whitney & Duryea only ran one horse at the
race meeting here Irish Lad in the Saratoga Spe-
cial the victory of that colt worth slSpH. ana
b;s ,.as enough 10 make this firm the leading win
ming owners John W. Schorr is close second, with
$50. principally won by Judith Campbell In the
Flash Stakes though Andy Williams, Ordnung and
CIon1nell helped swell the amount T. R Hitch
cock Is third with So so by Grey Frar in the
Grand Union Hotel Stakes and Albany Handi-
cap The horses in the Sanford stable won $50;
while SkiIfuls victory in the United States Hotel
Srales and another race gave {. r. Ellison A2,20O
1uster is principally responsible for the 5000 to
the credit OF the Keenes while Herms and Lady
aIbercraft won most of the Sl4.766 taken by L. V.
Bell. The principal owners with their winnings
are az follows
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
DE MONT HAS SIGNED WITH wAsH1NGro,
Z. OF P. FOOTBALL PRACTICE

Philadelphia. Aug. 2S.-Ths University of Penn
syIvania football squad. numbering about twenty-
FIVE men. left here tonight for Eaglesmere Penn.
mountain resort where the candidates f,r RI.
varsity will practise for the four week.
The squad will return here on September "a rwo
days before the opening game of the season The
PLAYERS are accompanied by the. head coach Carl
Williams: the assistant coach, John Hedges. aul
CAPTAIN Gardiner
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
VETERANS TO PLAY CRICKET

". Fenwick is organizing a team of cricket vet
Grams to represent New-York against an eleven of
New-Jersey veterans, at Bergen Point, on Sat
urday. September 13 All the players in this match
will be over forty years old. Captain Fenwick' s
team will include s. F. Hosford, H. Martin, c. h
Pepper William E Gill. w. Byron Wharton and
George Williams Mayor Hinchlihe of Paterson
is also getting up a team of veterans over lftv
years old to play game with an eleven organized
by Henry Martin This match will be played at
Staten Island September ~.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29

London Aug 2s-Henry J. Furber, jr.. and
Judge John B. Payne. of Chicago, the Olympian
games delegates who arrived here yesterday have
enlisted the services of Sir Thomas Upton The
Chicagoans will join the baronet tomorrow and
proceed for Southampton automobile. There
they will embark the Erin. Sir Thomas LIP
toms yacht and will make tour OF the coasts. go
ing far Dublin.
Sir Thomas. who is keenly interested in the
Yachting and naval features of the games. prom
ises every help get the British authorities TO
forward the enterprise
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE-I
PittsheId, Mass. Aug H-The Governors Cuu
was won to-day in the Stockbridge open soif tour
nanent by ]. McA. Vance. captain OF the P1ttsreid
Country Club golf team The match was at thirty
six holes medal handicap Allen. of St LOUIS
made the best gross score McBurney. Molier. u.
and others who qualified in the Senni-hnaS for the
Stockbridge Cup withdrew to save themselves for
the play tomorrow
The programme for tomorrow is the Senl-hnals
the Stockbridge Cup and the seni-hnalS for the
Consolation Cup. The scores to-day were-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
GOLF.
TIE IN DYKER MEADOW HANDICAP.

In the monthly handicap at the Dyker Meadow
Golf Club yesterday first place resulted in a tie
between Frank Lyman and j. Edward Way. The
Tie will be played off probably Labor Day.
Ou,inr IN the absence of many of the clubs mem
hers from town not more than a dozen made the
round. and Of these only SIN returned complete
cards The scores were:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
WINS ONE CLUB TOURNAMENT.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE

IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE-1
Manchester, VT. Aug. ga II. White, OF Boston.
won to-day the tournament the Ekwanok links
for a cup given by Nelson G. Cannon The players
were restricted club. White defeated H
Cassard by up and to play. In the semi-inaf
this morning II. Cassard beat 2 c Brown. up
and . to play. and A L. White beat James :.
TAYLOR UP and to play.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
PITTsBURG. Il; CHICAGO,

PITTSBUFtG, IT; CHICAGO, 3.
Pittsburg. Aug 2s-The slaughter Of Taylor in
the third inning was enough to break the heart of
pitcher. One of the six hits made in this in
ming was Conroy's homer. when the bases were
full Attendance, 1850. Score;
Pfttsburg .--.-.-...-.--.. x-I
Chicago Observation-Disclosures o L
Batteries-Philippt smith: Taylor and KIus
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SIR THOMAS'S NEW CHALLENGER.
PUBLIC WILL BE SURPRISED AT THE FOR
WARDNESS OF HIS PREPARATIONS

WARDNESS OF HIS PREPARATIONS.
London. Aug. 2S.-Discussing Sir Thomas Lip
tons forthcoming challenge for the America s
Cup. which will be dispatched in September
The Yachting World" remarks:
To give the holders of the Cup longer warn
ing would be 10 present them with additional
opportunities for preparing their defence.
Then confirming The Associated Press dis
patches regarding the forwardness Of Sir
Thomas Lipton's preparations. The Yachting
World says:
When the challenge is officially announced il
will surprise most people to find how far for
ward the arrangements really are
THE Yachting World concludes its comment
follows:
Now that ne has entered his third year of
work for Americas Cup honors Sir Thomas
may proceed assured that all sportsmen in
Great Britain are with him
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
MRS. c. F. HURBs WINS sEMI-FINALs.

The semi-hnaIs for the wonnep;s handicap for
the Bayshore Golf Club Cup was won yesterday
morning by Mrs. c. F. Hubbs. who beat Miss Grace
Ellis by up and TO play in eighteen hole
match. Miss Ellis is the scratch player of the
club and conceded Mrs. HubbS 80 strokes.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
WORCESTER WINS AT NEWARK

Falkenberg was too much for Newark yester-
day. and shut out the home team until the ninth
when Mcintyre drove home run into the centra
field bleacheries Moriarity hit hard in the
first. and Worcester was never headed The score:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
TENNIS.
TOURNAMENTS AT NYAcK AND SEA GATE,

TOURNAMENTS AT NYACK AND SEA GATE.
The annual tournament Of the Hudson River
Lawn Tennis Association, which is a feature Of
the National Association will be held on the
grounds of the Nyack Country Club, Nyack. next
week beginning Tuesday. The contests Will be
mems and women's singles. mems and women's
doubles and mixed doubles. The association IS
composed OF clubs in towns situated along the
Hudson River Valley. The contests last were
held at the Park Hill Club. Yonkers. Eatrles Tor
the coming tournament close tomorrow.
The Sea Gate Field Clubs tennis tournament will
begin on Saturday. and will be continued on Labor
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29

The tank contained gas which, in connec-
with the usual dry battery the gaSolene engine
and free air supplied the power for the running
OF the automobile The inventor for the present at
least intends keep secret how this gas is made.
although he that patents have been granted
him in this country. Canada and in Europe.
An interesting demonstration of the efficiency Of
the power given in little vacant store in
the lower part Of Manhattan yesterday. The in
yentor. his son and the writer were present. The
machine to which the new force was applied had
been hastily put together There Were the frame
work and half horsepower machinery Of an old
quadricycle. on top Of these had been placed the
wooden body of ordinary runabout road wagon.
The front pneumatic tired wheels rested on the
floor. while the wheels were lacked up several
inches from the floor. This done to give the
engine full play without moving the automobile.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
NEWARK
WORCESTER.

Two base huS-Frsbie. Connaughton. wrigley Th-e.
base hit-NcIntyrs- Home run-NcIntyre Stolen baseS
Delehanty (Sl. MOriarty. Sacrifice hit-McCauIsy Left
on bases-Newark s. Worcester. First base on er-
rOrs-NeVark. = First base baiIs-Off Morarirv
OF Falkenberg 3. Struck out-By Mcriarty, bv F.Ik
enberg. ! Hit by pitched baIlBv Morisrfty by
enberS. l. Time game-1.45 Mr. Coy
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29

Earned rUnS-Jsrssy City. . errors-Jer-
City 3. Providence 5 Left hssss-Jersey
Providence. = First Mccain 3. crr
sullivan out-ESy Mccain. 8 by Sullivan 4
Two base hs-Carr. Grfen. Mack Sacrifice hirs-Carr
Bean stolen bases-Oakes. McNanus- Double plays
Cirtffen Mack. Carr Hit pitcher-By NcCann . BY
sullivan. l. Passed bals-polan. l. Uupire-Sharksy.
Time O game-Two
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29

championshp ohrs rount,-hreigh Collins
~ Macdonald. Of Toronto. 60. t-l;
Reals Wright OF Boston beat Il ". SuciIing. Of Mon
treaI Ct. 81. r r. Patterson of Toronto. beat II r..
o. Buffalo 60. 6l. r Leroy. of Colunbs
University beat p Il shafer Of cincinnati. 6--3 6-3
Wor1ens singles Cfrst round1-Mss Nicely, OF chicago
heat Miss Taylor. Of Toronto 90 G-l. Miss Hague, OF
Montreal Airs. Stikcman. of Toronto. %. t-l
Second CloSermdn Cincinnati. beat Miss
Steycr Chicago IS 81. Miss Parker. of Chicago.
beat Winner Of Washington. 6-i. 6-i, Miss Nicely
Chicago. beat Miss Hague. ot Montreal 26. e .
handiCaI-John Nicely. Of Chicago io"e @"l beat
II H Hackett. ~ Yale owe half irl q o; \. {.
Macnaster. Toronto towe 10 beat r Bsse. Of Buf-
Ia tscratchJ G3 61. a \. Macdonald. Of Toronto
towe Paul Gardner OF Chicago 'owe half
2 G-i. Sc T. r Patterson. Of Toronto tove
W Sucking Of Montreal (owe half i5', c-6.
S-G -
Womens douhles-M Misses Closerrnan and Neely beat
Misses Winner and Sever. 64. g. Misses Parker and
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
BASEBALL.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburg II. Chicago. 8 I
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago 4. Philadelphia. ! Detroit 4; Boston, O
(hrst game) St. Louis l; Baltimors. Q.
Philadelphia. s. Chicago Cleveland & Washington 8.
second
GAMES TO-DAY.
New-York a Philadelphia. Brcokiyn az Boston.
Louis Cincinnati. Chicago Pittsburs-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
EASTERN LEAGUE
JERSEY CITY WINS CLOSE GAME FROM
PROVIDENCE

The visitors from Providence at Jersey City YES
teTday unable to locate McCann'S curves and
were shut off with only three hits They were
saved from a shut through Grfffen's error a
base on balls and single by ConnOrs. Jersey City
put hits together In the last three innings andi
won the game. The score.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
CONNECTICUT STATE I.E.c

At Norwich--springheld. 5 Norwich. : fourteen in
ningsl.
At New-London-First gams-Brtdgeport o. New
London. ? Second game Brtdseport. :. London g.
Waterbury -New-Haveu. 8. Waterbury -
~ Msridsn--Hartford. o. Mertden =
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
CONTROLLED BY A SLIDE.

The gas was confined in steel tank eight Inches
in diameter by fifteen inches in length. This tank
was placed in the body of the wagon. Just back OF
the seat and connected by little iron tuning
with the sasolene engine placed between the aAles
of the rear wheels. This tubing ran around to the
left side of the wagon bed. across the dashooafu
in front and then back along the body OF the run
about and connected with the engine in the rear
There are two openings in the tubing for air. one
in the rear and one the dashboard. the latter
being accessible the driver of the automobile,
who can increase or decrease the flow or gas as ne
may desire The lever or steering rod extends from
the dashboard and has a rubber handle. An inch
from the rubber handle there is a little hard rubber
disk not unlike the steel slide to be found on the
rnodarn hammerless shotgun. With this slide the
driver controls the speed Of the machine ana the
.r,ount of gas to be generated. The seats o. the
wagon were removed 10 show the visitor dry cleo
,ric batteries which furnish the spark necessary
for the explosion.
The inventor a we'll advanced IN years
clirnbsd into the automobile and giving the lever
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
NIAGARA TOURNAMENT.

Niagara on -the-Lake, Ont. Aug. IS (SpeciaD.-
The chief events in to-days tennis at Niagara
were tho women's matches. the strongest woman
players in America taking part here as a curtain
raiser before the Western tournament at Chicago.
Scores.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
IMPROVEMENTS AT CAsTLEToN STUD
FRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Fex,n,-op Kv Auz 2s-Extensve improvements
have been begun at the Castleton stud o. James
p Keene since the clearing of the title Inc 'aFih
cost $500 local attorney is engaged IN oia"iiis
up papers which will be executeo py 'Ae + -
commissioner Of the Fayette Circuit Court at the
September term The property was owned ny the
Ford heirs OF Richmond Va. and !one Gs legai
procedure was necessary before eoou u'ie 0'
be secured
Garret D. Wilson. OF ] g. Haggin's agents
here, went 20 New-York to-day Wilson dened
that Haggin had purchased the Kentucky Assocld-
ton race track him that his trlp was TO see
Haggin with reference 70 the deal II was ruTnored
thai Wilson would hold meeting in Lexing-
ton year. The deed will be filed soon as
.narles Green. the former owner, arranses Tor a
1900 mortgage the track which is held by G.
~. Asher.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
AT DETROIT

Detroit ---.-.----o xt o
Batteries-Mercer Buelow. Sparks and Warner
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29

| POUNDS THE BERESFoRD TRUST FOR
| NEEDY RACING PEOPLE

London. Aug. 2s-William C Whitney of
NeW-fork, has founded the Beresford Trust.
for the benefit of persons connected with the
turf who are in need of assistance.
To-day's issue of The Racing Calendar off
cially announced the henefaction as follows:
Mr.. Whitney, of New-Yorl out of respect for
the mefnory of Lord William Beresford with
whom he associated in the successes of
Folodyovski and other horses, has most gen
erously handed TO trustees 400 preferred shares
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
AT CLEVELAND

Cleveland .-.--...-o x-5 u o
Washington o 0-3
Batterfes--Jcss and Bemis: Carrck and Clark
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29

At Toronto-Torontc. <. Montreal. 10
AT Ilion-IliOn. >; BinghamJon
Al Utca-Utica. 2. syracuse. o.
AT Gloversville-A- J. & G.. =. Albany. 3
At Buffalo.-BufraIo. s. Rochester. .
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

RASEBaLI--Ne~-Y At Philadelphia: Brooklyn at
Boston. Chicago. at Pittsburs; ST. Louis Cincin-
natl
PoLO-NeWport Cup finals. at Newport.
LAWN TENNIS-Internatiorlai championship at Niagara
cn-the-Lake. Canada.
GOLF-Stockbridge annual open tournament.
swTNMING-Races at Coney Island. 2-3o P
YACETING-Anierican Yacht Club regatta Rye. y. Y.
TRcTTING-tGrand Circuit Providence