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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-06
LAWN TENNIS.


By defeating Harry r. Allen Of the Bel
mont Cricket Club yesterday. Frederick
B. Alexander of the Crescent Athletic took
first hopors In the Roselle Casino lawn tennis
tournament at Roeelle. \, J. Rain inter-
fered with the completion of the calendar,
leaving most Of the matches in the other
events for tomorrow,
In the Alexander Allen contest the Bel
mont player led OF with rush, taking the
first four games ou better all-round work
Alexander soon recovered himself and drew
no on even terms The score reached Ave
ALL but Allen, by clever playing. took the
next two games and set rs. In the second
set. Alsxanders timely base-ne strokes
and accurate placing along the side lines
proved too much for his opponent From
the back Of the court Alexander made bril-
liant returns. and Allen soon found himself
outcassed The Belmont player was able
to score but three games on the last three
sets, the fourth set going 10 Alexander at
love.
Some good matches developed in the mems
doubles Thursdays unfinished contest be-
tween Sidney l.. Smith. Bergen Point / G.
and y: " Mulfold. Roselie Casino, AMI L.
Nice ifier' and u. G Vaughn, Princeton
was close struggle, but the Princeton pair
weakened on The odd set after their even
play Of the day before
Crescent A. c, def aated Harvey F. Allen, belmont
Cricket Club, 81. o L. e-?. 90
Mfh H5% Is,ca,sS E. H. pendsrwns, and
partncr by default; sidney l. Smith Bergen POINT
I. G. and D " Multor4 Roselle Cs,,no defeated
J McGider and u. c, Vaugan, Princeton &C.
Second Round Sidney L; Smith Bergen Point {! At
Mi R9sss o,,nS md eso1s. g , Ely EaslS
Wood a' fsil eSS ae,s4t ad sossS VIE r
Wrenn, Crawford T. 80, 90: 7 Mth Aili.i
1na L. Mr 1 hSs%, cs'' GffSa ,nt S
MsAander and Harvey MAsson, 81, IS Gun
al, Ssspg YAK
second Round j. E. MeGIacrt. Princeton l,5a
81 "a.
Rain mterfered with the Englewood Field
In the final round of the mems singles hoss
Bunhard Of Powelton had Il safe lead over
GeorS. B. Case Of , the Enge~9Sd led Sn nD
was two sets to the good with Il game tor
Case on the third set.
First honors in the women's singles went
feated Mrs Plat Of the same club s--s, c.
e--3 The winners hard ground strokes
and fast play were the features MIS- PAU
The challenge round between Mrs. oe ana
Mrs Chapman Of the Nyack ountry Club
will be played at 10 o'clock in TIE, morning.
Belts and Bunhard OF powelton and Torrance
Brothers of the Englewood Field club is
scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at )
o clock.
Mems Sngles-Finai round-Ross Bunhar =.
Powcton T. C., vs. George B. Case. Englewood FL Id
cub. 81. G-l. o. Diminished.
Nomen's Snges-Flnal round-MrS. L. 5. Coe.
Englewood Field Club defeated Mrs, Platt Engle-
wood Field Club 6-s. 6--i. 6-3.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-06
WESTCHESTER HORSE SHOW.
Prize Lists Out for the Fixture al Empire
CITY Park.

Although the headquarters Of the West
chester County Horse Show Association has
been changed from White Plains to ionkers
the annual exposition still appeals to the
residents in every section OF the county noted
for fine horses as the greatest show OF the
year The prize lists have been issued for
Empire city Park, \ onkers, on Sept, 20. q
IS and 28. There are hfty-slX classes be
sides specials and every character of harness
or saddle horse WI have an opp2rtnnity TO
show It's PAGES. The prizes are Of 500, SIS.
$50 and s25, two moneys in eaCh class besides
the usual ribbons ! he entries close on sept
with the secretary, Thomas A. Maitland,
IS Nassau street. The executive committed
besides MIR Maitland, consists of William n
Catlin, Rye X W Leonard, Mount kisco
T. II Wcatherbee. NlhmarOu"Ck WorthinytOn
Whtehouse. Ehastord, and Howard Wllets
White Plains
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-06
wAvERLEY soar CLUB REGATTA.
0arsman Patterson Breaks ma oar emo
Jun,ps Overheard 20 Lghtea Beat.

The waveriey Boat Club. situated at iseth
street and the Hudson River. held It's forty
fourth annual regatta yesterday under rather
unfayorahle weather conditions The course
was about half mile long, the finish being IN
front OF the boat house. and everything weh'
well until the thunderstorm churned the
winter into seethins foam
The most sen sarional feature OF the regatta
occurred In the first heat OF the four-oareu
barge event After the race was started
and before the crews had pulled dozen
strokes G. X. Patterson. the bow our OF crew
No. =, broke his oar and in order that he should
not he taken along Us ballast jumped over
board and was picked up by the referee $
launch All the trial heats were ro"eu
down stream with the tide. and when "
changed the course was altered upstream
SENIOR oIo.
4 !. Shoemaker red. Or, h. Clery. white
Shoemaker caught the water first and led
from start TO finish by two and a hall lengIhs
Time. > minutes "a seconds
POUR DARED BARuE,
Crew No. Wv. WesterNeld, bow; c. W. Schlatter,
.:E, d. keane. 3; L. A Delaney. stroke; j. Becker
Crew No. Pr. E. Kitchener. stroke: R. Bossrt,
5: H. 7. bell. ?. G K. Patterson. bow; W HUI
cTew 10 s-John Harden. bow: A. Schlattcr, 2;
F. Muller 3; L. Reynolds. stroke r. d eD'sF'
Crew No "A. Marsh. bow; W, NJ Neal. ?; g. G.
ksa',nSi s. DR. W. irving ''F'"' n . I'"'''
The first heat was won by Crew No. by
several lengths from Crew No. ?, Patterson.
the bow oar OF the latter crew. broke ms car
ami Jumped overheard and Crew No. ) won
the second heat by three-quarters OF htsIn
from No. =. Crews Nos. ! and rowsd piad i,
for blade in the final. but No; had la i ~,
advantage in the tide and won by hVe ieet'
Time. minutes seconds.
SENIOR DOUBLE 0I0.
Crew No. IA. J. Shoemaker, stroke; j A.
Crew 10 .-E. Eggc. stroke: a. Marsh. bow.
Crew No, 3-S. l. Searlcs. stroke; j. ~ R'edel'
bow. ~. s,,,
The first heat was won by Grey No ! BY;
a length from Crew No ?: and Crew 40. =
beat Crew No, by length in the second heat
even, but No iouled No. I and the race was
awarded to the latter although the other
finished in the lead Time. minutes 10
seconds
&c. Heating. Z. B, Keane. L. A. Shieck. G. X
Patterson. F Muller.
In the first heat Keane beat Heating rather
Shieck and Patterson. Muller was first
away in the final and, steering n straight
course. won by three lengths from Keane.
Time. = minutes 80 seconds.
JUNIOR DOUBLE oIo.
Crew No. III. T. Bell stroke L \. Delaney,
bow
Crew No, Pr. Boger, stroke; G, X. Patterson.
bow
Crew No s-R E. Kirchncr. stroke: D. ". Bene-
crew No Wv. J. Lender. stroke; E. B. Keane,
bow
Crew No. won the first heat by about two
lengths from Crew No. 2, and Crew No. 4
beat Crew No; by four lengths in the So como
heat Crew No. won the final in decisive
fashion by four lengths from No. 4. Time,
minutes 10 seconds
Tub Race-5O yards-Won by q. G. Braden:
&, X, Patterson second; c. G. Heating. third.
Time. minute IS seconds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-06
Phil King to Coach Georgetown Football
Players.

WASHINGTON. Sept e.--Phil King. Prince
tons once noted quarterback. has been Sc
cured to coach the football candidates Of
Georgetown University this fall. King was
coach of Georgetown s championship base
ball team several years ago, and since then
has coached the University of Wisconsin
football and baseball teams. c. Moran Barry.
captain and half back two years ago. will be
graduate coacn, and will assemble the candi
dates for their first practice in another
week.
Announcement was also made to-day
that a sufficient sum has been pledged for
Georgetown to be represented in the inter-
collegiate egatta again next year and that
the services of Coach Pat Dempsey have been
ged for another year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-06
RACING YACHTS IN A SQUALL.
CIV. ALIENS RACE.ABOtT NAY
OLA LOSES HER MAST.


The yach,smen of the Indian Harbor club
sailed their annual fall regatta OIL Gr' enwich-
on-tne-Sound yesterday in variety oil
weather. Al the start II was hazy. with
light breeze from the southwest "hen
the yachts had sailed half the course the
wind shifted to the westward. Soon after
a big squall from the northwest struck the
fleet of thrty-eieht yachts. dismastinS the
raceabout Mayola owned and sailed by
C. W Allen, and causing several others 20
withdraw from the race, At the fnish the
wind had shifted TO the eastwa
There was heavy fog at 1? o clock the
time scheduled for the start. so the fegatta
Committee Mcssrs, +. b, Jones, Charles
Simms and Charles Kirby, postponed II uhtii
$50
The starters included one-desiRn boats from
the Larchmont. New Rochelle. SeawnnhaNa.
American and Indian Harbor yacht clubs.
and the best boats In the raceabout class.
The courses were triangular, twelve. nine ana
six miles respectively in length. The start
WAS made IN n five knot breeze from the
south-southwest,
When the squall came IL caught most OF the
yachts on the south side of the Sound, The
Mayola had Just rounded the sou' hern marx
when her mast Carried away at POM aDOnt
ten feet from the deck. She was tCwed INTO
the harbor by the steam yacht hanniei
sLooPs- 33.Foor GLASS START ?iO-couRsE Is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-06
CHAMPION GREAT DANE DEAD.
sander yOm Inn Passes Away nj the
Germantown kennels.

Sander vom Inn. the champion Great Dane,
died on Friday al the kennels oi his owner
Mrs j " NJ Cardeza. Of Germantown,
near Philadelphia The dog vas 10 years
old and was imported from Germany when
years old He appeared ~ the benqh
shows ,horny aftsr Ger ! 9 e. h n bought
ley sander Won Inn az once became the
best Known Great Dane IN the country and
the winner Of countless prizes
sander vom Inn wa, solid brndle Of great
beauty Of conformation and bearing III"
stood thirty -four inches high az the shoulder
and wei ghed l86 pounds The dog Was valued
AZ k5DOO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-06
RAIN STOPS MATINEE.
Possibility. BrishtIiEht. MalzOur and
Annie Little Win At Empire Track.

The prospect for an enjoyable afternoon
at Empire Park was very bright at o clock
yesterday when the matin programme
opened and ab least 1000 spectators had
gathered at the beautiful resort Within an
hour the threatening clouds began to gather
and the storm that finally broke over the
track Just cut the programme in half
Three races were finished and one heat was
run in the fourth 1t was finally decided to
call the programme ended and have a new
card throughout for next Saturday. The first
race was a straight heat affair. but the winner
had close call. Dew 1T G. Flanagan drove
Little Helen az the nnlsh OF the second heat
with vim, voice and whip and she lacked
but "A few inches of heading Possibility AT
the wire In the next stride she was IN front
Brightlixht won 'hn second event after
West wilkes had trotted and won one OF
his runaway heats The erratic black was
not prominent IN either Of tho others Charles
& Lloyds Mal2our 2l6',, surprised even
his owner by the manner In which he
stepped to victory In the third race, beating
his professional harness record
In the only heat trotted IN the fourth race
King Chimes assumed the lead after Axtello,
az the pole. made break, and he led almost
20 the finish whore Annie Little headed him
and won The ribbons In this race were
awarded as the horses hnshed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-06
Oyfo-d and Cambridge Golfers.

Two Of the team of the Oxford and Can-
bridge Golfng Society. g. D. Earne and p w.
Ieathart. will sail for England on Tuesday.
the day after the match with the All-America
team at Nassau. Several Of the others will
sail on the nth.
F. j. O. Alsop will be unable to play on the
Al-America team on Monday. which rtncves
all trouble over the selection Of pirs from
the ten names announced On Netres(Py
next the oxford and Cambridge team viii
play at Raltusrol. Lionel "A GIaffn, .Tr'sl-
dent of the New Jersey state Golf AssctiRtitn
states that the team to meet ire relsf Il On
will be made up Of the following;
c r, Watson. captain F. Q. Relnhart, G. 7.
Brokaw NJ NJ Michael L II. Conklin. F. A, Mar
sellus Max n. Bchr. Murray Olyphant. Archibald
Graham j. VI. Ward and 4. H. Larkn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-06
swimming Events at Atlantic Highlands.

The North Jersey Swim ming Club held it's
initial set OF aquatic events yesterday at the
Long Pier. Atlantic Highlands. Tie course.
quarter of mile straphtsway. is spl6nGed
one. and pleased all the swimmers. All the
local cracks were out. including full quota
from the New York A. {.
ard Handcap-Wcn rs a. r. Camp, Co
mnlpla University h seconds. Thomas II Webb.
r c. 0 seconds, second; " {. Miller, Twelfth
Regiment g? seconds third Time. minute as
seconds .
YORK i & Y seconds l. Is Goodwin Is seconds
second u MI'cy T. \, C.. 20 seconds. third
Time ! Minutes IS seconds.
so YARD Handicap Won hy f. II Adams. New
York 4 e. ~ seconds, Fred 4 Wenck New York
4 C. 70 seconds second. Walter Lee. New Jersey
s. c. minute 50 seconds, third. Time, IA minutes
So rs seconds
80 Yard Closed Handicap Won by oliver Brown
4 seconds Walter Jansen, seconds second
ii 6 Hrssc seconds. ,hlrd. Time. 80 5 seconds
50 Yard o. Back. Closed Handicap-Won by
Waiter Lee scratch; l.. DTryfuS. seconds, secon
II hrS5c seconds, third Time, So IS seconds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-06
CITY REAL ESTATE.
-
ABOVE IATH ST, STH AVE. TO NORTH
RIVER

s5TH ST. iG2 WEST-Three story and base.
ment dwelling. $50 wide price. s23, 900 mortgage.
$4,000. per cent; caretakcr.
WEST END AVE. $50, near 18th 81. -Four
story and basement, dwelling, 2is wide; price.
s2a0OO: mortgage. $4,000, A. per cent.
$50 WEST END AVE. -Four story and base
ment dwelling, 20 feet wide.
eSrH ST, 85 WEST -Four story and basement
dwelling. 20 wide price, $4,000 mortgage. $1,000
AZ per cent
ls2D ST. lis WEST Three story and basement
dwelling. l76 wide; price, 500; mortgage. 5000
1 per cent. caretaRcr.
Apply to L, c, SIMONSoN. l46 Broadway. or TO
your real estate broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-06
women Al the Helm In Atlantic Yacht
Club Races.

The Atlantic Yacht Club held regatta
yesterday afternoon and the boats that took
part In the rae " ~ sailed by women. IL
was an interestug series Of races The
yachts sailed twice around triangular
course which was laid Of the clubhouse
the total distAnc" being seven aud a half
miles The wind was from the south, and
the first leg Of the cOurs was a run with
spinnuk ~, III. r rond leg, brold reach,
and the third leg a clOsr reach
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-06

Madison av, 1893 Louis Oldshcim vs. Leon Schwartz
ct al atty, G. Barry.
Rorcrs pl. 5. 475.G Westchester av, 10 sS7I. 10
Fletcher Lincoln Hoffman VS. Joseph Poldow;
atty. II S Ogden.
Rogers pl. " s. 1919 n Wes'ches'cr av. l1l47l10.
cyrus Hitchcock VS. same; atty. same.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-06
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

SchIonowttz Elias to Nathan Kirsh ....... nom
Davis Samuel. to Harris Hurewts, .-...,. $500
Becker Mary G. To Philippine Becker. nom
Iaburg Charles to Hrlando Mann .,-..... nom
l.edcrcr. Fannie to Henry Lanschcr. nom
Hall Oliver ". To John q Hillycr, eXr ,,... 3.545
pcis Conrad to Esther Hamburger,,.,,. 800
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Plans Filed for Alterations.
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX

Items under 81 900 ON tied
10Th aV. ~. nvc story tenement. Agnes
D'Brcn. SO " J7th st. oV ncr y Il Ogden
+ Co D5i Lexington av, architects; cost
SD ST. % T. enarRtny and rrUodellIng folr
story and basement dwelling Herbert
u SQulers Havana. Cuba. owner; = g
D'Hautcvilc. T. Cooper and h Price,
100 9th nv architects; cost ..,.......
Goth ST. gt3 " I'VE story tenement, + & s
Bernhelner estate. 2Gi Broadway. owner:
" q Sommeritll, 10 Mon square archI
tcct cost ....,.,..,.,,.. .,....,.,..... O..
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Plans Filed for New Buildings.


Fort Washington Ridge "a and l7lst 81. n W
cor. one story stable: George Reebcr,
4D7 r i07th st. owner: l. + J Wclher, 1903 l.
125th ST. arChltcc'; cost ....,. ...... 900.
BOROUGH or The BRONX.
| mon av. W 5. Isl n lB5th ST. one .story tool
house: George FremberyeI. 1927 Union
av owner; NJ j Garvln. 1907 Sd av. archl
tpct cost Observation-Disclosures. ..........
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-06

G.. A. Ormiston caddied for Byers. The
final round summarized was
AN,a:eur Chanpionship 30, hole Final-Waltcr J.
Travis Garden City beat Z. VI. Byers. Allegheny
COUNTRY Club. by up and to play.
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TRANSPACIFIC NAILS.


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CORNELIUS VAN CoT~T Postrl"'ef
Post offt"e, New York, n Y, Sept 1908
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Play for Irish Golf Championship.

JoNpoN. Sept, Sin the play for the Irish
golf championship at Baldoyle to-day Wilkie
OF Leven beat Boyd Of Port Marnock by one
hal
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MACHINERY.

ENGINES AND BOILERS, second hha' ~ -,
h. p. vertical engines 10 ~ p huEiDuii r. 'hs,,
is 10, ~ Il. p vertical boiler 81 y .atn u. ~.
tu lln" new engine and boll'l' carr. nj ." 81,
OofNOrang marhlrrrr. stack. lansrE
and sha1irg ULNET 4 AklNN 81 ''
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Lis Pendens.
Foreclosure Suits.

Jones st. s: Henry Goldberg VS. Fannie Cohen and
ano: accounting &c: atty. L Stearn.
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEp,
TRANSpACIFIC.

TRlANSpACIFIC.
CU2A BY rail to Port Tampa. Fla. and thenc2p
by steamer. close ut this once daily. excepE
Thursday at $3.50 4. N. 1.-THE connecting mat
close here on Mondays. Wednesdays and Saw
urdayS.
MEXICO TY.--Overland. unless specially al.
dressed for despatch by steamer close at this
once daily. except Sunday. at 1850 p. NJ. ard
1870 p n. Sundays at 100 P. NJ and 1880
p NJ
NEWFoU NDLAND.--B rail to North sydney.
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here every Monday. Wednesday and Saturday.
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SIIiIlIl ~

DIR. AND MRS SCHBOl DrR frms.e s1''a
r8rfll sdl'ul, confidential tWalw'h' aH'N''"
pHvAtr 40 East b'ih ~
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED. A PARTNER A young man q 81.
peTIen'e (sge ~. married desires 10 toub.r g'ese'
capacity OF poultry plant for outp4t - tt
chickens and geese finest lO'aii)n IN Nlr "a >,
uN,ok shInning facilities for y Y. PAlA .na
BALTIC markets 81 800 capital required Z '''
lba sun once,
SALESMAN A bright man under ~ Sm4'as
with Greater New York can make So "ren -
the lowest With a brand nrw boom over Wy"
with references, /, hETCHAM. SO ta'I ~ "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-06

Il y TIUT Wig
Possibility Oh Y Thomas ku,sslD |
ilttle Helen. b. ~ - & Flanagan 2 ?
James l. b George haislryl
Brliry Chimes b. ~ "a tTAHfOId
Time 2 ls9, 2l1la
C.aa, r., troItlGg
Bnghtllgbt Or Y iStrHgn Barn 8
West Wllkrs blk 4 II burbe, 2
bow Rene. b. "a HruCkbeimeu ..,,.2 gro
Nj Bby, b Z, ID. { Flanagan irO
Tiue ~, 9l5'9, ara
ClaAs rfottHg
NailI.T. bis v JtLaElos Z IIDyd /
Ildrhw v iW ozark
NJ, tlbbRfd ~ IA John / Iocksdlb 8 10
TIM ~, 2M !Ip.
flASs " lTOtuHg
Amir lIitle b y, John ! oook,Hlr
klDy fhlm's b ~ : PlOyd Jones, ...... 2
4 ! -. b v " q schmidt ... .
iysBdOU b ID 4 Flanagan ......s.,... 4
AntrllD b 4 M 9 HarrsDDi ..r,,..,.,... o
Time u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-06

III" Eiuurrs were he bObiHil. tOGkatOo,
and Careless Tho taTeIess .Uu on ooIIsrtsd
ULHH,
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Regular and Supplementary mails close Al Tor
rign Station hall hour later than closing 'lr,.
shown below except that Supplementary Malls
for Europe and Central America via Colon rlps.
one hour later ~ or ign station
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