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PARTMENT
EXPENDITURES IN DEPARTMENT

Minor. Wis; Dovener. W. Va; Patter-
son, Pa; Adams. Wis; Gambler. jr..
Miss; Foster, III Page, y. G.
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THE oLNEY SCHOOL,

1852 Eighteenth Street.
Primary, Academic, and College Preparatory.
Catalogues Miss Virginia Mason Dorsey.
Miss Laura Lee Dorsey.
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Skiles Ohio, Currie- y II: OTIS. y
Y. Dresser. Pa; jackson. Ohio; Dixon
Mon; Hinshaw. Neb.. Sulzer. n y.
I.egare. 5. G.. Webb. n. g.; Dickerman
Pa; Harrison. y. y.
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INVALID PENSIONS.

Sullowa-. y. H.: Gibson. Tenn; sam
uel ". Smith. Mich; Calderhead. Kan.
Deemer. Pa; Holiday, Ind; Hunter,
Ky Bradley. y. Y; Fuller. H.; Micrs,
Ind: Crowley. H.. Lindsay y. Y.
Shook. Ohio; Lucking, Mich; Hopkins
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OF JUSTICE.
EXPENDITURES IN AGR'

Calderhead. Kan; Martin. s D.
Porter, Pa: Mccarthy, Neb.; GOldfogIe
\. Y; Cochran. Mo; stephens, Texas.
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REFORM IN CIVIL SERVICE.

Ginett. Mass; Lacey. Iowa: Fowler,
y. J.; Bowersock. Kan: Mann. H.
Pou, \. c.: Zenor. Ind: Bassett. =.
Y. SouthaI. Va. Page. y. Q.
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Greene. Mass: FOrdney. Mich: Ache
son. Pa: Lafean. Pa; Thompson, Ala.
Randell, Texas; James. Ky.
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SPEAKER ANNOUNCES
HOUSE COMMITTEES
COINAGE WEIGHTS, AND MEAS

ley. s. c.: Kluttz. y. c.; KaIanianaole
Hawaii.
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LABOR

Call, Mass. Vreeland. y. Y. Foster,
Vt: Conner. Iowa: Spalding. n d
Goebel. Ohio Caldwell Ill; Gilbert, Ky;
Maddox. Ca: Hearst y. -; Hughes,
y. J.
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PHYSICAL CULTURE
Elocution and English. Glasses now open For
circular and terms apply 70 CARRIE MARIE
DOUGLASS. ITO + ST NV, HetzerOtt Hall
seo-oOt-dESu
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EXPENDITURES IN WAR DEPART
MENT.

Warnock. Ohio; Lawrence, Mass.
Bede. Mimi: Slemp. Va; Burgess
Texas; Badger. Ohio; Fitzpatrick. Tenn.
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TURAL DEPARTMENT.
! EXPENDITURES ON PgBLIc BUILD

Wright Pa; Brandegee, Conn: Hum
phrey. Wash. Davis. Mimi: Flood, Va
kehoe, Ky; Bowie. Ala.
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EDUCATION.

Southwick. y Y. Tirreu. Mass.
Kyle. Ohty, BurkvJI. Web: French
Idaho. ~ 5n. Pa. HumDhr y, wash
Nandiver. Mo. Webb. y. C. Rider. y.
y. Fitzpatrick. Tenn: Gillespie, TeN-
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EXPENDITURES IN POS
DEPARTMENT.
EXPENDITURES In INTERIOR DE-

Wanger, Pa: FIack. n. Y: Lilley
Conn; Cromer. Ind; Robb. Mo. Gilbert
Ky; Glass, Va
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INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COM
MERGE.

WanEer. Pa; Mann. H.; Lowering,
Mass: Stevens. Mimi; burke, s. ID.
Esch. VS.; Cushman, Wash; Kyle,
Ohio. Tow send. Mich, DaVcy. La.
Adamson. Ga: Sha ckleford. Mo. Ryan.
y. y: Richardson. Ala: Lamar. Fla.
MERCHANT MARINE AND FISHER
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MILITIA

Dick. Ohio. Hull Iowa: Gaines w.
Va. Smith. III. Stevenson. Mimi
Ames Mass. Smith. Pa; Crowley. III
Rupert n. Y: Wiley. Ala. ~ Bassett
y. y; Keiiher. Mass.
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PENSIONS.

Loudenslager. n j. Patterson. Pa.
Draper. n Y: Campbell Kan: Amos
Mass; Brown Pa: Hogy, Col; LorG-
worth. Ohio; Richardson. Ala. Wiley
Ala; AIcLaiH. Aiss Houston. Del
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CLAIMS.

Graft H.. Thomas. Iowa. Butler.
Pr. Eesin. Ohio; Foster Vt; Miller
kar-. TirreH Mass: Howell, Utah:
EaisfOEle. y. Y, Claude W Kitchin.
~ e.; Trie1ble. Ky. Gooch. Ky: Lind.
MINI: McNary. Mass; Beall, Tex.
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Iowa: Rodeuberg. Ill, Hun. Pa BUCK
man. MINI. Cooper. Pa; BroussaTd,
Butler No: Macon, Ark
EDUCATION.
southwIek. y. Y. Tirrell. Mass. !;
Idaho: ~ 5n. Pa. HumDhr ~ wash. !;
Nandiver. Mo Webb. n c. Rider. y.
y; Fitzpatrick. Tenn; Gibcspie, Tex
LABOR.
Gardner y. J.; Barhoidt. No. Nc
Call. Mass. Nreeland- y. Y; Foster
Vt: Conner. Iowa: Spalding. n D;
GoebeI. Ohio Caldwell III. Gilbert. Ky;
y. J.
MILITIA.
Dick. Ohio: Hun, Iowa; Gaines. w.
Va. Smith. H.; SteenersOn- Mimi /;
Ames. Mass; Smith. Pa; Crowley. III, ;
Rupert. n Y: Wiley. Ala. 4; 4 Bassett,
y. y; Keliher, Mass.
PATENTS.
Skiles. Ohio; Currie-. Y. II: Gus. y.
Y. Dresser. Pa; jackson, Ohio; Dixon.
Mon, HinshaW. Ncb., SulZer. n y
I.egare. $. G.. Webb y. c., Dlckermans
Pa; Harrison. y. y.
INVALID PENSIONS.
sunowa-. y. H.; Gibson. Tenn; sam
mel ". Smith. Mich; Calderhead. Kan;
Deemer. Pa; Holiday, Ind: Hunter.
Ind. Crowley. M Lindsay. n Y.
Shook. Ohio; Lucking Mich; Hopkins.
XIV
PENSIONS.
Loudenslager, y -. Paterson, Pa;
Draper. n Y: Campbell Kan: Amos.
Mass; Brown, Pa. Hogg, Col; LorG-
worth. Ohio, Richardson. Ala. Wiley.
Ala; McLaii- Miss Houston, Del;
4 +
CLAIMS.
Graf. ln.; Thomas. Iowa; Butler.
~. 7'l ~, IN Mass s' Howell T-iab:
Coisfogle. X. Y; Claude W Kitchin,
=. 81: Tri-uble. KY Gooch Ky. Lind.
Mimi McNary. Mass; Beall, Tex
WAR CLAIMS.
Mahon. Pa: Gibson. -enn.: often.
Wis; Haugen. Iowa: Haslius. VT; Hol-
liday, Ind. French, fdahO; Southland
Ohio: Sims. Tenn; Caldwell III; Spight
Miss; Johnson. S. C.; Gregg. Tex.
PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS.
smith. D. Evans. Pa: Hndebrant.
Ohio; Marshall, n. D.; Cu5hman. Wash.
Smith. Tex: Wallace. Ark; Aiken. S
c. WeiSse, Wis; Mcclure, Okla.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Babcoek, Wis: Samuel w Smith,
Mich. Allen. Me. Wadsworth. n Y;
Morrell, Pa. Powers Mass; Morgan,
Ohio; Slemp, Va; Davis. MINI. Camp
Seh. Kan: Wiley :, J. Meyer. La
cowherd Mo- Sims. Tenn: McAndrews.
H.; Pou. \. c; GOoch. Ky.
REVISION OF LAWS.
Warner. iIi.; Gibson. Tenn; Dayton.
". Va, Evans Pa. Tirreil Mass
Littledeld. Ne. Moon. Pa, DInwell.
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Simply state which book you
want and address DR.. shoop. Box
1896 Racine. Wis.
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PARIMENT.

EXPENDITURES IN NAVY DE-
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LAWN TENNIS.
Ward and Ware, LIE Roy and Grant
and the WrennS Winners.

In the lawn tennis tournament for the Middle
States championship at the Orange Tennis Club
yesterday the women's championship singles was
begun. The women gave up the courts TO the men
in the early afternoon. with the result that by
night three teams-Ward and Ware lie Roy and
Grant and the Wrenn brothers-had gained their
places in the sem-fnal round In the singles the
first round was completed with the exception Of
one match, and the Columbia University expert.
Robert LIE Roy, the only player to reach the
semi-fnal round. His victory over Harry F. Allen,
the Philadephian. was scored On clean passes
The Harvard champion. Leonard. defeated the
Canadian. Anderson. though Anderson was sew
eraI times within a stroke Of the match Miss
Marion Jones, the national ex-champion, out
classed her opponent in her first match. The ex-
pert of the Kenwood Country Club. OF Chicago.
had an easier time Of 1t with Miss Souther. The
summary:
erck e anderson Kings County Tennis Cub defeated
Rey L smith Bayonne Tennis cub defeated D. Warner
First round-Robert Le Roy, Columbia University. de-
s GS6 A Cricket ca hgr Sz fna esat A
Larned. Princeton Uniyersty, "a 81; G. L Dionne.
York I% .n Tennis CgS l teghsD s O. M It:
Tennis Ce6 F w 5Es COUNTY
Tennis CUB defeated eTFtSE Winsfs ofaags
MS club; defeated O. A Hinck West Side Tennis Club.
defeated Harry F. Allen. Belmont Cricket Club, Phadsl
Mems Championship doubles Chrst roundl-Harry B.
depha defeated Harry Mollenhauer and Samuel A west
fall. Kings County Tennis Club. by default Holcornbe
md E Ware Harvard University, defeated
Theodore Roosevelt Pen and T Souther West side Ten
New-York Lawn Tennis Club defeated HinGk brothers
West Tennis Club by default C F. Watson, Jr-.
and George H. Miles, Orange Tennis Club. defeated
George Adee and E scott westminster country CUB oy
default; VI. Miles, jr and Edwin P Larned,
Orange Tennis Club defeated Sidney
l. smith, New-York Lawn Tennis Club. So &c.
Second round-Hocombe Ward and Leonard E Ware.
Harvard University, defeated +. Marvin and ]. d
Forbes Ardsey Club. e. g.; Robert lie Roy and
Wylie C Grant, New-York Lawn Tennis Club defeated
c F watson IT. and George II. Miles. Orange Tennis
Club as 6-1, "a; Robert D. Wrenn and George L
Wrann ir Orange Tennis Club. defeated Robert n.
Miles and Edwin p Larned. Orange Tennis Club, 6S.
6-3.
Women's championship singles preliminary round
Miss Marion Jones' Side Tennis Club defeated Miss
Reynolds orange Tennis Club. 81 6-3; Mrs W G
Aufermann. Tennis Club. defeated Miss Smith
Orange Tennis Club 6-S. 4-6. rs; Miss Carrie 3.
NeeIey Kenwood Country Club Chicago defeated Miss
Souther Orange Tennis Club. G. 60
First round-NIrs Chapman Nyaek Tennis Club de-
feated Mss Harker Orange Tennis Club 6-S. 60; Miss
Helen II Romans Side Tennis Club defeated Miss
Marion Hall California Tennis Club. 50 81. -
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YALE, '06, CREW SECOND.
Defeats Mired Cre7C of u. of p. at
american Henley.

Philadelphia July 2-The first American Hen
ley under the auspices of the newly organized
American Rowing Association. was held this AFTER
noon over the national course on the Schuylkiii
River. in Paramount Park. The regatta to-day was
not as fully representative of American oarsmen as
the stewards of the association had hoped IL
would be Out of the twenty-seven entries In the
ten events seventeen from Philadelphia
four from Boston two from Detroit. and one eacn
from Baltimore New Haven. San Francisco ana
Canada
The greatest interest was manifested in the eight
Dared she'll race between the Argonauts OF Canada
Yale freshmen. mixed from the University
of Pennsylvania and the Union Boat CLUB OF Bos-
ton. The Canadians won easily by four lengths
leading from the start Yale and Pennsylvania
rowed a beautiful race for second place Yale led
PENNSYLVANIA over half the course. when Penn
svlvanfa drew up on the New-Haven lads. but
could not hold them and Yale finished second by
nearly half boat length.
Following Is a summary Of all races not made
up exclusively of local
Yale freshmen. second University OF Pennsylvania tho
Union Club Boston, fourth Time, 6t3s
Single sculls-Won by Ernest George. Boston a, A.
Robert p. Blake. Union p. c. Boston, second Tine
9:22% A. W. Pape Dolphin B. c., san Francisco. en-
tered but did not finish foul claimed by George OUT
Four cared shells without coxswaln-wOn by University
of Pennsylvania Ariel B. c. Baltimore. second Detroit
B. c. third. Time. 7;50 -,
Fight Dared she'll race for school crews-Won by Bos-
ton Interschoastic Philadelphia Central High School sec
shslls-Won by Detroit B c; Nesper B. -
Philadelphia. second. Time. s;227. Only two starters
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FIFTH RACE-SUBURBAN RENEWAL; for horses
which started accepted the weights in the Suburban

J. 3. Eaggins blk waterboy by
Watercress--Zealands, T. 1l2...- CodonD Siz-1 e-5
i Is
Goldsmith 4, 116- Redfern) p IS
Blues s l23 dIoar) TO and 21k Major Danger
field. 123 (ONeiD, II TO and 70 L Bonnbert ). 115
CdcCue). TO and 10 !. and Clearwater, 4. los Gi.
Mlchaels), so and Is 70 l. also good.
driving Time, 2:04A.
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SEELEY SUED By WIFE.
Papers DO Not Tell If DiUorce IL
Sought: LazCyers Silent.

Herbert B. Seeley, who gave RE 2ctorious Seelsy
dinner which former Police Captain Chapman in
vaded at Sherry's the night OF December Is 1875
has been sued by his wife. Lucie Seeley, TO whom
he was married on January !. 1900 Mrs Seeley
Miss Mitchell daughter Of the late Archibald PAUL.
Mitchell. and her wedding in her mothers
home, at No SO West Seventy-frst-st- The Seeley
dinner was given - Herbert B. Seeey IN honor OF
the approaching marriage OF his brother Clinton b
Seeley TO Miss Florence Tuttle-
In the Supreme Court yesterday Justice Truax
appointed Warren S. Burt. OF No SO Nassau-st..
referee to take testimony in Mrs Seeley's suit
The pleadings OF Oruniston & Mccormack. Mrs.
Seeley's counsel, were not attached to the papers
submitted yesterday in court and nothing could be
learned from either the plaintiffs lawyers or from
the attorneys of the defendant MeSsrs- Hull &
Horton. There is nothing in the papers on Tile 10
show what the nature of the suit is. whether for a
divorce or for separation.
An affidavit is submitted BY Orrniston & McCor-
mack. to BY a named Fay, who says
that served Seeley personally with a copy OF the
summons and complaint at the offices OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company. Th1rteeuth-avs- and
Twenty-fourth-st
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W. c. CARNEGIE FIRST AT EkwANok
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUvE.l

BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE II
Manchester, VT. July 2.-The formal tournament
season began on the Ekwanok Country Club links
here this morning with three days open handi-
cap competition The match called out a field OF
forty-one golfers, many of whom are known in
metropolitan gofng circles. The Ekwanok course
has been selected for one of the matches for the
English team, soon 20 visit this country The
qualifying round OF eighteen holes at medal play
and the first round at match play completed
to-day. Although the links In prime condi-
ton the scoring was hardly medium. A very strong
west wind swept over the course and made ac-
curate playing impossible.
The best gross score prize was won by w c
Carnegie, st. Andrews who went out in q and
in in AZ, with total of So considered credit
able in view Of the weather conditions. The
matches in the first round at match play this after
were nearly all keenly contested The losing
eight OF the first sixteen will continue TO play for
the Old Glory Cup.
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GOLF.
Connecticut State Championship al
Ne5U-HaUen Nert Week.

The Connecticut State Golf Association will hold
its fifth annual championship at the links of the
New-Haven Country Club, beginning Wednes-
day Of next week Charles H. Seeley Of the Wee
Burn Golf Club the present holder of the title Will
defend his trophy against all corners. and should
he be successful it will be his third victory The
team championship is held by the Arawana Club of
BIiddletown, which is expected to enter a strong
team. The schedule is follows:
wednesday. July g. $50 a. m.QuaIifyng round. medal
play the sixteen qualify for the championship
and the sixteen for consolation prize
2. m.-First round for championship medal eighteen
holes play first for consolation cup eighteen
holes match play.
Thursday July O. $50 a m-Seeond round for cham
pionshp. eighteen holes match play 10 a pnPrelimi
round for fOursOme competition eighteen holes
play. p. m-Senli-hnals for championship cup semi
finals for consolation and first round foursome
petition, eighteen holes. match play
Friday. July 10. $50 a. m.-Second round. foursome
competition, eighteen holes 10 mFinal
pionshp cup. thirty-sx holes. play. a. M
Final round for consolation thrysix holes
play m-Finals in foursome competition. eighteen
holes match play. $50 p DENOMINATION finals
championship and consolation cups.
Saturday, July II, $3.50 &. m-Team competition for
club teams. thirty-siX holes. medal play.
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18TH RACE-For three-year-ods and upward: selling
Last six ana one-half furlongs of Futuritv Course.
WORLDS RECORD FOB eLAssFUL.

Chicago. July 2-Glassful set a new worlds mark
for the mile and sixteenth at Washington Park
to-day. making the distance in IA 3-5 Blue Girl
went the distance in 1853 at Morris Park in May,
1901. The summaries:
First (naiden -years-olds; four and half
Acknowledgements 100 IL. WILSON, 2ls to / won.
My Jane, 100 Henderson, % /, second; William
Wright. 1O3 q. Phillips to l. third Time. O542s.
General Steward, Req1ems Interrogation, Sauerkraut
Ny Gem, Ear. Van Esher, BlumenthaI. Ondon. Gus
Quarles and Charles Sade also Royal Arms fell
Second race lone and onesixteenth milesLouisvile.
81 Oh Phillips to l. Miracle H. 1O2 CIV. Knapp.
. to ?. second; Felix Bard 90 a. WILSON, to third
Time 1:46Ss. Mr. Undertake. Alene Abbott Marcos,
Bard Of Avon. Mezzo and The Bobby also ran. &c..
furlongsl-Fred Leppert III Dominica II to / won;
Don Domo 115 Perreln. IS 10 TO- second; Paris, 12l
(Crowhurst TO l. third. Tine. O:47. SILK Maid, Patsy
Brown, Memories Gayoso, Touchstone and Annie Davis
also
Fourth race Zone me)-Bragg. 100 CIV. Knapp. 10 to
Schwabe, O1 d wilson,. 40 TO second; Toah.
1Oe CNnkhed). ?. third. Time, 1888. Sidney @.
Love, Gregor K. Lnguist. Hoodwink. Bruare LenlcO
Paul Whaey and Talpa also Federal left
Fifth (six one-hef furlongs(-Sylvia Talbot.
los "a ". Booker, l, won; Golden Rule, 121 CAd-
kns second; Cruzados 122 BOnner) 40 to l. third
Time l:l9. Semper Vivium and John Peters also
Sixth Zone and one-sixteenth mes)Glassfu. 1O1
GWonderly) II to 8 Boaster, 1o4 Oh. Phillips TO
second Our Bessie, 81 obbins) 70 l, third Time,
1;44%. John f, Charlie Thompson and Kmorie also
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THE RECORDS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

The fielding Of the Brooklyn team yesterday was
wretched. and a result the game lost to
Pittsburg by score Of to 4. Seven errors were
credited to the home team while the Pittsburg men
played errorless game.
At the end of the fourth inning the
one run each, but in the fifth inning few wild
throws. two singles and two doubles netted the
creased their lead by making another run. while
in the final inning Ptttsburg made one run and the
Brooklyn men three. The home team made two
singles and a double in this inning. vickers. the
pitcher whom Hanlon released some time ago. has
been recalled from Holyoke Mass. and will travel
West with the team, which left tonight for Gin
cinnati The score:
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THREE MEN ARE DROWNED.
Organist of St. Georges Church, Newburg.
Loses His Life While Bathing.

Newburg. July 2-Professor Arthur Wood. organ
list OF St Georges Episcopal Church. was drowned
to-day in Moodna Creek While bathing with some
Cornwall
Saratoga, July 2.-Frederick Lopez. aged twenty
two son Of Peter LOPEZ of Plattsburg, was drowned
at RexfoFd Flats. this county. last night. While
waiting for railroad train 10 pass he accidentally
fell into the Champlain Canal
PIattsburg July Herbert D, Emery. only son
of Horace Emery. and a we'll known citizen Of
Chazy. was drowned by the upsetting OF a boat or
Point Roche. in Lake ChampIain, this afternoon.
He was recently married.
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GERMANY WINS RACE.
Continued from first pnee.

America-A. winton. P. Owen and I.
Moers.
Germany-Baron de Caters Fozhan P. Keens
and VI. Jenatzy
The start and finish were at BalIyshannon
Crossroads. about thirty-fve miles southwest
of Dublin. In outline the course soneyvba,
resembled map OF Africa.
Long before dawn hundreds OF police IA
trolled the usually quiet country roads. W-beD
the pilot car started shortly after s a. m. The
thirty stands surrounding BaUyshanuou v-e-a
becoming crowded with gayly dressed men and
women. many of whom had spent the night in
tents in the neighborhood. When Major Love
the starter. fired the pistol at ! o'clock Edge
pressed the lever of his car and the vehicle
sprang forward. The race had begun amid
the cheers Of the spectators. The Americans
all got off badly Winton, VINO had lot Of
trouble with his car, lost forty minutes before
he was able 10 start.
KEENE FLEW LIKE THE KAISER"
The first lap. forty-seven and half miles. was
soon over. Edge doing splendid work. which was
only excelIed by FoxhaH Keene. who few b..
looking. as many people said like the Kaiser
The second lap. ffty-four miles. found Edge
still first but the Americans, apparently, with
no chance Of winning.
De Knyff started on his third lap at Il %. hav-
ing overtaken Edge Keene was second Jenat-
" was third Then came Edge and Gabriel
De Knyff began his fourth lap at 1.4 D n
Jenatzy at 1-O9;30 Gabriel at 40 Edge at II
and De Caters at 1.54-
Rain began falling at noon. but the leading
cars kept on going over sixty miles an hour.
The fifth lap began with the contestants in the
following order: De Knyff. Jenatzy. Gabriel, De
Caters, Farnan, Edge WintOn and Owen.
The beginning Of the last lap was timed as fol-
lows: De Knyff, 3;57 p. m; JenatZy, 4-O2 D m
Both men rode fUriously and were bareheaded.
Amid the representative crowd OF Englishnen
and Irishmen were the Lord Lieutenant OF Ire
land, Field Marshal Earl Roberts and the Earl ot
Mayo. c. Cray DinsmOre represented the Auto
mobile Club OF America.
At the height Of the race all the cars averaged
about sixty-six miles hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-03
MAY STOP ELRERFIELD's PLAY HERE

Cornelius Sullivan. counsel for the New-York
National Baseball Club, is preparing papers TO be
presented TO the Supreme Court for an Injunction
restrain Norman EIberheld from playing with
the New-York American League team in this city
He also instructed Chicago attorneys on behalf
of the National League Club in this city to look
after the clubs interest in any attempt should
he made for the American League club in Chicago
10 get restraining order to prevent George Davis
from playing with the Giants there This action
decided yesterday at conference between
John T. Brush and Mr. Sullivan, and brought
about by the announced intentions Of the Chicago
Americans
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ENTRIES FOR sEABRIeHr TOURNEY

Entries close to-day with the secretary Of the Sea-
bright Golf Club for the annual medal play hand-
cap, open to members OF the Metropolitan Golf
Association. which is to be the holiday feature at
the Seabrght links. The cup is the gift Of the
clubs vice president and is to go to the man first
winning ii twice. Thus far W. Sy1ns Wylie R. Reed
Fuller and J. c. Rennard have each scored one
victory. In addition. the W. F. HaYemeyer cups
are also to be played for tomorrow by Glass A
and 3 members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-03
FOURTH OF JULY ON LOCAL LINKS.

Fourth Of July will be celebrated at every links
within the Metropolitan Association. and special
programmes will be the rule. The St Andrews
Ardsley, Apawamis. Westchester and Century
clubs have arranged medal play handicaps: at
Montclar there will be two ball foursome: at
Harbor HILL mixed four ball foursome; at Hill
side, the qualifying round in the clubs champion
ship at nnis Arden. two rounds for the Governors
Cup, and at Dyker Meadow sweepstakes. Com
petitions are also announced at the Marine and
Field, Crescent, Fox Hills. Richmond County
Mahopac and North Jersey links