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SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST STOCKS.
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RAILROAD BONDS.
MIsCELLANEOUs BONDS.

Wash. Gas Co., ser A, 6's 1927. III 80.
Wash. Gas Co, ser B, 6s l9O4-27- III
L. S Elec. Light. Deb. Imp. 1902 l04K JOG 1
L : Elec Light Cert Indebt.. sl041t lO7
Ches. & Pct Tel, Com. U.s. 1854 iO5H
Wash Market Co, lSt 6's. 1902
1911 q. J.......................il sr e.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
STRINGENT LAWS FOR AUTOS.
HACKENsACK MAKES SPEED LIMIT EIGHT
MILES AND SAYS DRIVERS MUST
STOP WHEN sIGNALLED.

Hackensack. y. J. July (SpeCiaD.-The
Hackensack Improvement Commission last
evening passed an ordinance reducing the speed
limit Of automobiles and increasing the fines
for fast driving The maximum speed permitted
is now eight miles hour. Heretofore it was
twelve miles hour The fine for violating
this ordinance is $50: formerly it was $40 The
offender can he Imprisoned for twenty days If
the Justice sees ft. The ordinance also provides
that automobiles must bear the initials OF their
owners in a conspicuous place. and that their
drivers must stop and exchange names and ad-
dresses in case Of accident, and must stop when
sigualled by drivers of frightened horses.
In Teaneck Township ordinance has Just
been passed making the first fine $50 for speed
ing automobiles, and a fine Of 500 or ninety
days i'm Jail. or both. the punishment for the
second offence.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
M'GRAW To BE TRIED.
NEW MANAGER HOPES TO GET NEW
YORK TEAM OUT OF LAST PLACE.

While the engagement OF John J. c'Mugsy'D Nc
Graw comes rather lare the season, the new
manager Of the New York Baseball Club is at
least d husJling first class ball player That ad-
dition Is something the local team has needed for
a long time. Lauder is fine third baseman and
the chances are that McGrsw Will play either at
shortsJOp or second base. In case McCiraw decides
10 play second base, Smith will be moved over
shortsrop. McGraw will probably Join the New
York at PitJsburg tomorrow or Friday.
The engagement OF McGraw was engineered by
the el-Inanager Of the club Horace FogeI. Nc
sraw in the city recently and agreed all
the details. The engagement OF McGraw will lead
Indirectly the desertion Of several OF the other
prominent players OF the American League, which
has proved 10 be sIch a thorn in the side OF the
veteran National League The National League
vii itself. il is said, nay out the bonus money
for the players who desert the younger and more
husrling organization. McGraw's salary is men
toned $1,000 q year If the figures cor
rect IL is generally believed that the National
League treasury will pay out a goody portion Of
the amount
McGraw says that he has been promised entire
control Of ths -ew-York team. a statement which
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09

wEsTCHEsTER DEFAULTS TO RoCKAwAY
cr-,rr u-T>-.r

wEsTCHEsTER DEFAULTS TO ROCKAwAY
IN SEAU-FINAL MATCH.
Cedarhurst. Long Island. July (speciaD Owing
the inability OF the polo team Of the Country
Club Of Westchester to get their ponies down 10
Cedlarhurst to-day to play with the four Of the
Rockaway Hunt Club in the sem-fnal match for
the Rockaway Hunting Club cups. they were com
PEELED default 10 Rockaway. The latter on
Thursday will meet the four of Meadow Brook in
the finals An impromptu match arranged be
tween two teams. composed partly Of members Of
the Rockaway Hunt, which were designated the
Reds and Blues. F. Lord, n. Nanderpoe NJ Ken
medley and II. .. Babcock played for the Reds
with total handicap OF four, and G. G. McMur
try Rene La Montague F. s. Conover and A ".
Hard jr, with handicap Of thirteen goals played
for the Blues The thirteen handicap however
proved Unlucky for the Blues. They lost the match
by goal, with an allowed handicap OF nine.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
LAWN TENNIS.
WARD AND DAVIS WIN AT wEsrcHEsrrR

WARD AND DAVIS WIN AT WESTCHEsTER
An upset was nearly worked in the second dav-s
play OF the Round Robin lawn tennis tournament
on the courts OF the Country Club OF Westchestsr
yesterday, HOlcomb Ward and Dwight r Davis
narrowly missing defeat the hands OF the oidtfus
Princeton champions. Raymond D. Little and Fred
the famous Harvard men. Ward and Davis holders
OF the national and international titles In the
doubles, in their preliminary preparations for the
challenge matches with the English experts
The weakness OF Ward has always been his
ground strokes. He placed in difficulties by tha
Pr1ncetOnlans who kept the ball going to his feel
They did this with the intent also OF preventing
DAVIS from smashing and were 20 successful that
the points were close in al Of the games The ter
rinc service OF Davis and his whirIwind smashing
earned the match for his side Of the net but Little
ana Alexander We're successful IN taking the
The steadiress Of the Wrenn brothers gained them
the victory over ClOthler and Ogden. IN the first
SET tne losing PAIR mad the score - AGAINST them
but by hard hitting in the rallies managed 10 take
the SCI at bt-S They were unable 70 hold the pace
however and We're nnally beaten by the WrennS.
Two sets Of a single match played BY Nal
com D Whitman, the ex-na tforaI Champion and
Leo 2; Ware. the Harvard veteran. Ware played
the side lines. Darkness prevented the playing OF
TIE JllrI SCI 20 decide me winner
The matches to-day viii bring Malcolm D. Whit
man and Leo E. Ware against Boo Wrenn and
MS protner George L Nrenn. IT. while Holcomb
Ward and Dwight 2. Davis will meet William j
tlOthleT and Montgomery Ogden II Is expected
that the national champion in the singles William
\ l-arnec: viii play an exhibition match with
or the ranking experts summary
Round Robin doubIes-H,jcoub Ward and Dztghs F.
Davis defeated Raymond D. Little Frederick
l. W-enu ir defeated william C1othier and and Mo1S4
gon1ery Ogden. so -. 6-S. e.
6-3. IS unfinished
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP BEGINS.

Niasara-on-the-Lake. Ont. July S-The Canadian
championship tennis tournament began to-day on
the courts OF the Niagara Tennis Club. In the
singles W A Larned. American and Canadian
champion, will defend the latter title. and among
the other Leading experts Beals Wright. the
Massachusetts champion; z. P Fischer. the New
York State champion; Reuben Hunt champion OF
the Gulf States Irving Wright. H. z. Avery and
others The doubles and wOnen's singles entries
have tlled we'll
The feature to-day was the match between
Reuben Hunt. the champion of the Californian
intercollegiate Association and Ernest Patterson.
Canadas Leading player Patterson took the frsr
set TO games losing the second and in tho
third i've times within a point OF il before
he finally won the match. 10 10 g. BeaIs c. Wright
and z. P Fischer won their matches easily. The
tournament continues tomorrow. Summary:
Mems singles. preliminary round-E- P Patterson To-
-. Is Io-S A . Master, Toronto bear 4 c
Boulthee. Toronto 6 6--3 E ? Fischer New-Ycrx
beat r : GlaSsco Hamilton. e. 81
FIRST round-Bess Wright. Boston beat A. n. kac-
DCnad g. O..
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
CYCLNG.
READY FOR SATURDAYS BICYCLE Pa
RADE-NOTES AND COMMENTS.

The clubs and veteran enthusiasts who
ranging for the bicycle parade TO be held in this
city on Saturday afternoon say that wheelmen at
large are taking lively interest in the arrange
ments and promise to turn out in goodly numbers
The parade will start at Washington Square at
2. m. with the headquarters of the chief marshal
at the Brevoort House. The parade viii be up
Ftfth-ave. to One-hundre -tenthst. where the
riders will disperse. One Of the interesting feat
Of the parade will be the veterans squad,
which will ride under a banner marked '1S77-1902 "
The different divisions will be arranged as follows
First Divison-Nlotor cycles will form in Waver-
ley Place. east OF Fifth-ave.
Second Division-Clubs Of Manhattan and The
Br02X in Washington square
lhlra lllysi9n-o luoS OF sings queens anG Slch-
Fourth Dtv:sion-Out of town clubs Ninth and
Filth Divison-schooiboSs Tenth and Eleventh
Sixth Diyision-Decorate wheels, Eleventh-st.,
seventh Division-Fancy and grotesque riders
Twelfth-st.. Of Fifth-ave.
Eighth Divison-.Tandens. triplets. quads. quints
Ninth Division-Unattached riders, Thirteenth-st.,
east Of Fifth-ave.
Speed strength and courage will decide the win
Of next Sundays Spartan at the Vailsburg
board track Newark. II is professional contest
miles. flying start with so cash prize
awards 70 the leader Of each lap Five prizes at
me anlsh and the intermediate purses VII keep
son .T5Iungar F7iII.' (Jartin Fem WacFsriand and
about thirty-ive others are expected 70 start.
A hve-ule handicap road race was run on Sun
day afternoon the Merrick Road, at Valley
Stream, by the Century Road Club Association.
This was The first Of a series Of three road races.
The winner Of last Sundays race was " Price lone
minute, second, Dave Larkn scratch whose
actual time was 1910 10 third. Charles Nerent
lone minutel, fourth, n. A 5. Gleeseman u-l5
NTH. r. I. Terry 80 seconds Time. IA 20.
The entire month Of July will pass without
single organized century run taking place This is
unusual. however. this month has never been
a popular one with the century promoting clubs.
There July runs last year. while there were
several IN August.
The Unknown Wheelmeu Of Brooklyn will run
their third annual picnic Columbia Park on
Saturday evening The committee in charge has
spared expense make this OF the most
successful and enjoyable outings Of the
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
ALADDIN WINS 0RExEL STAKES.


OIncaso' July S-Aladdin. winner OF the Oak
wood Handicap and the Sheridan stakes 49,.
the Drexe Stakes 10 his list or victories this arr
noon "hen ne defeated a small and rather Ordinar,
"eId at Washington Park The best three-yszr-
odS ehgioie for the race. Aladdin excepted failed
10 accept the issue. and perhaps the heavy rra-x
was responsible Aladdin was a 5 10 ) favor
lte out he did look ike such until he s+----t
was reached. inasmuch as ne was back in rha
oulch until that part Of the race In the r,,r
nome however. he responded to the vhiu ana
PASSED JACK Ratliu and South TrfmbIe without
tiLlIlculty Hunter Raine also came fast through
ne ne 9tretG3, out swerved badly. and Lyue puTIe-
Lt.l ~ ne might nave given Aladdin a stout a.
easily from South TrimbIe -'''9S
IN me NJ race a rainstOrm came up and orra
4Io'T uTehcneu the track summary
Frst race siN furonssl-Efanover Queen f0a CFtsb.ra
20 =, Won Zola, lO6 Matthew'S second Rns1Ix'
~ l-oiineiIy' 20 I. third Time lis Nav Ps1--
~ - 4loer'a Viola Allen and cute also ran -
uIlu race Zone niiei-N uCan. i19
Non 5aronze Wing. no DEAN = 20 second Fai-E-
I9,l5 news 10 % / third. Time 1479s Mar-i-
Third The Stakes old q, a..
silet one milel-Aladdin. tCoburni r - zo.-
no i,1 ~, 10 LYME = 70 second; Soutn rrsbI.
I1fl rooS and Harry New also
,! a. rlce tsellinE ore nile dfty ysrdsi-Et
-, - 's tilcSsl . 20 l. Won Ben Chance 103 Nun
so1 and Ei Oriente also ran ~ NN'lnE-
Fifth race six furlongz-CioId Bell III a. Vro,ds,
III buchanan / third Time 1.fSsz Pa-icIes-
SI3eIarie Ben hacs. Rosanco. Hora,us Belle 6;r.hs-
'olonnace and John G. King also ran
SlNIn race selling mile dftv vardsl-Ev-fv,
ig.-.-t = - LleanL 20 T. Won Cotton 100
mira Time 1;5oaS. Trenrham Peat RoIIir< Trs5o--
tIe'orlus. Scortic and Farmer Bennett also ran
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
4 NEW AUTOMOBILE.

A new type Of gasoere automobile arrived the
warerooms of Sm4,I & Mably yesterday. It is
known as the new type c. @. & Y. (Charron Girar-
dot & Voigt. II is 10 horsepower gasolene motor.
with touneau body. holding five people comfort
ably 1t weighs $500 pounds and has a speed of
thirty-hve forty miles hour. It combines
all the good points OF the best French and Ger
man machines. with many improvements. and s
easily managed II has warm water circulating
system for the preservation OF tempera-
ture. II has improved brake. whereby the
chine from going ten miles hour is stopped in
eight inches. II is built OF finest materials in
cluding secret metals. The body is made Of aIlum-
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago. July (SpeciaD--The New-York and
chicago teams played double header to-day, each
team winning game and each team in turn being
smut out. Little effective hitting was done. while
NE general work in the field fair Mathewson
was too much for the home batsmen in the first
game. and he received excellent support. New
iork won by the close margin OF TO 0. two
oese nit BY Smith, tumble by schaefer and a hit
ey oHaRen in the second inning gave New-York
uae only .un tailed.
ne second game also pitchers battle and
an, Sn''ego won by 10 O. Lundgren did not pitcn
So Dsstter ball than Taylor. but his support was
+"' iayior struck out eight The scores:
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
THE RIGHT ROAD.
From The WASHINGTON Post.

7
"Out in my district" says Representative BiedIer
OF Ohio. there is a very clever preacher One day
a man W does think much OF religion Thought
he would stump the preacher
Z" 'Psrson,' he SAID, what is the best way to
heaven?
Turn 10 the right and then keep straight
ahead replied the preacher, without instant's
hesitation
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
CLOSE FINISHES At DErv.p

LOUIS. July S-To-day's DeImar card was an
inoiIerent one as 70 quality. but close a,ishss
Nere tne rule. ana the sport was interesting
SsIVe ana Dewey passed the post 50 close to-
getner in the fourth race rha- on1,- -, 49,
vs 1Uu STodIate them When the formers rlIn,5e-
q 1ciS-s III III NOSE VINO had bet on Dewey mas@
Lols4 ana angry demonstration arou7s -
YssS S, SS.and, put finally disper-ed The track Sss
-, Frst race t1ve tIrionEs,-Nin,be N.r lbs ,r,....
tg,-or5 Won 1arry t5rif1th. IOa tnaIsi r, s.-r-@.
1O3 ''adllierosl- 20 l. third Time.
WaIsni. - 3 won Ss-ehal 10 -,--SsleL. - u
lis '' 'i1 nlaac], : 70 ], third Time.
Kane - - z'six furionssl-Sr Christopher III IT
- Wons Welr1- IL tJ. O'Connor4
Fourth 49, III 90 SeillI % third Time 1:isas
rs,-s ac- lnlilei-Salve 103 tO'NeiD 4 80 2 -
AeNey lOl fSngetoni even second B-svvS- !. q;
Efs.L -HoI -l'ol' 20 = third. Time. I-4fN
race isiN frrIoursl-Tos
& - 70 J. Won -Four Leaf c.. IO2 (FauurIsrov1
1:2IL So NNa-ri' i" 70 D. rhir1 Time.
r-s,IIna, raee 'r1ie ana eghthl-W B. f5ar.s ro-
20 l. Won. Federaiist. (ScuIIvl 70
- iicAluI' III Cr Walsh ; hird rim
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
REoUITAL TO RACE AGAIN.
rnr rr1EGRAPH TO TIE rR1arSE.l

lexington Ky July s.-The noted race horses
I9aoritaI bv imp. Eotten dam Retrfbution by Re-
form and Inventor. by imp. IngOldsby. dam imp
Duchess Caroline by FoxhaH will be shipped TO
Shaepshead Bay tomorrow. and from there will
uo 10 Saratoga TO be placed m training They will
be handled by T. C. Mcdowell. Inventor was Sec
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09

N,on+clsir n j. July (speciaD-Mennhers OF
,na MontcIair Golf Club played off the finals to-day
g. .na NO hall foursome of May 30 and July 4. In
the former J. s. Aborn and B, r. Allen oeat Paui asa
latter " q Freeman and J. H STARS beat darOiu
Wilcox and H W. Thayer. up. 4 holeS-
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
4 FrER THE PLENGE.

From The Chicago News.
Were you bull a bear7" asked the fnquisitive
iNeither.. replied the speculatOr. 81 was dom
49, nTIre and simple"
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
EQUIPPED FOR ST4MTG.

Prom The Philadelphia Record.
The reformer who would stamp out evil must
be we'll heeled-
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
BROOKLYN lust IN hLbN h-N M
= rvFr.y HITTING GAME AT CINCINNATI
WON BY HOME TEAM.

Cincinnati. July tspeciaD--rhe Cincinnati and
BROOKLYN teams played exciting eleven inning
game here to-day, the home team winning ny
pood all around hitting Both pitchers were hit
frasI,1 AT times II was the sort Of game which
keeps the spectators keyed UP TO the highest pitch
from start 10 finish. The score;
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09

oiu % IN the kentucky Derby bur had 70 ~ shv,z~-
49, o1 tralnlng on account oe q sIixn. arr.rS -
clstenaper Requtral has done sf1Id ss--,r. -.
LOT seNeral years. but the Fufurtv ana psai;~a
u0n Ion sl-1es winner has proved a SafI,s-e a. rs
o"1er Z ( CoWdtn. OF NeV-YOrS ha- -r,-~f-,ssr
20 t race MN again He IS eight years old ana r.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
WAS NO JOYAR-
9 Angeles Herald

From The Los Angeles Herald
Real estate man Cto complaining customer)-
You're a regular Jonah, anyway.
Complaining customer-I beg your pardon, but
,,o1Jr na tral history is all bobbled up Jonah
fhe chap who taken in by a full sized whale,
not by any ordinary small calibre landshark
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
HOME OF RED WILKES SOLD.

Lexington. Ky, July s-H I. Asher has soI1 IN
O. g Patrick the famous Highland Stock Farm
1ornerly the property OF ". c. Frances. contain
lng go acres, for $1,000 II was the home or Rs5
wilkes and others Of the great Wilkes family
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
THISECTTON.



II didn't SquaIop at the party last evening
Was he there
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He apart
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New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
pROGR4nHE Of SPORTS TO-DAY

gAc1NG-Brghton Beach Racing Association. Brighton
AcEBA Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston at St Louis
PhiIadel phia Eittsnurg-
r7OWING-Reeatta al Henley. England
TENNIS Invitation doubles. Westchester Country
club. Canadian championships Niagara -on-the-Lake.
POLO-At Hampstead. Long Island 40 ,. m.
yACHTING-Atautic Yacht Club cruise; racing Kiel.
Germany
C;OLF.-&eWark Athletic Club. semi-hnal match play
round handicap cup Mahopac, wornen's putting
competition. Inals Arden finals women handicap
cup Hartford CConn1 state championship.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
BOSTON WINS TWICE AT ST. LOUIS

St Louis July S.-Two games were played at
League Park this afternoon. and Boston won both
The visitors did more effective batting, which gave
them their double win. Attendance, $500 Score:
FIRST GAME.
R. e
S.os,Lo s.; Louis -''...''.,..,.9S q @S .
Batteries-wIcker Ryan: Willis and Kittridge.
SECOND GAME.
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IsostoD a. Iouis ..:2 o 4 0 0 0 o % /
Fatterfes-M Murphy and O'Neil: Eason and Moran
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09

num- and built by Quinby & Co.. OF Newark y. J..
who are turning out exact duplicates of the hand
soonest French bodies. The machine is built a
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New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
MGRAW Released ~ BALTIMORE.
NEw-YORK WINS AND LOSES.

EACH TEAM SHUT OUT IN A DOUBLE
HEADER AT CHICAGO.