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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-29
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

BY De wantearss: Chatham So. Ia n Mott
ST. 693xSO 10K4S 1GXS6.6i and bldBSs
sale: estate Of Esther Marks deceased
BY Joseph Day: Riverside Drive IS4. o 3 ITO s
IT Of S6th-st, 2S.9x103 6x2S5xI07.6. sty brk dwg
Dometille Dunson. as trustee. agt j 7 Kirk ct al:
Lord ID & L. attys: v Bowling. ref; due SSS.-
59s Os taxes etc seas As. sth-ave. .s17 a II II
al; O'Bren. atty: Kent. ref; amt due. ss.-
OS5 &c: taxes, etc, 81. 1871 80.
BY d Phcsnix Ingrakam & Coz 13sd-st. zoe n tsO II
W OF 1th-ave. 2oxsSll: sly DIX cWg' LOUIS White
attys; f Pomeroy. ref; amt due. s2.0O5 a.; taxes
etc. S217 So
BY Philip smyth: 131st,st 14o. 400 II OF It'll
ave. 1s.10x99Ii. sty dwg: l. Horn agt Louisa
BIuxome e al; G W Ellis atty; Solomon. rsf
amt due I.40e AZ: taxes. etc S343 "a
Bryan L Kennedy: l0th-st cor 9Th st, Wake
field: Herbert Reeves ast = r Smith ct al: II r Ham
atty: q T Capron, ref; partition
BY Peter Meyer: Iith-ave. 2,4ss. s. 50.4 u $ OF
1S4ths 2xss 5x96.3. sty brk ten h: Theodore
SattIer agt W Rechenberg, as exr ct al Theodore
Sattler NJ Schwenck. ref; amt due. Sass rs.
500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

so,bst No s25 West, II. t0xlOO.5; William Nc
S;rs 10 Henry Hotchkiss mortgage. $4,000 81 600
betb 81 n s SIOS II OF eth-ave Ii l0xl0O5:
mortgage $1,000 1000
RooseveIt-stN Nos IS and 20, s. 1873 II
81 liz W dix 25.0x wl8S.lOx sac. Samuel
Shaptro BENJAMIN X Goodman; and.
fa0th+st n OF Sth-ave. 24.11x1OOl n:
Wentworth. referee. TO George
NabnEsn mortgage. S2O.0l0 .-...-............
IS5b~st : = I4T II Of sth-ave q. 6Na2: Minnie
= WhtfeseI TO Alfred Stanley: c-....... Nominal
Dignev-ave = s. 1855 n n 81 Kingsbrdge Road.
hGTiO0. Edenwald Kate Mortimer to Charles II
Baechler: mortgage, $50; and :..... 100
aSth~St Nos As and 90 East. 5Oxl0O. H. Solomon
Boehn TO Isaac Male and another; mortgage.
cSs,sS raTk West " cor fOsth-st 40 iixi0o. A'o
Patrick McMorTow to Emma Bloch; mortgage.
Broadway n = I50th-st. Oe.1txi0o; Alois Gut
wiHg 10 Patrick McMorrow: mortgage S3I. 500;
and a a. M, q. 100
Eleanor Frank 20 Harry NJ Goldberg: mortgage.
Msdson-aye. No 90 l6sx1Oo Seth NJ Mill
Margaret Nj Hatch.
Unien-ave Road e . 29T q = OF MOFse-ave.
ltSS2Ix - Royal Hamer to Annie A Camp
llsth-st. lis Il OF Morningsde-ave Isx
llnll; Calvin Berthe and another To Lewis
III Woif; mortgage $500; 9 and............ 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-29
TYPEoID MAY CoME FROM OYSTERS

Orange N J.. Dec. 2S (SpeciaD.-An outbreak OF
typhoid fever in Orange is believed to have been
caused by a shipment of contaminated oysters
ported from different sections of the city have been
investigated by the Board of Health and it is de-
cIared that the sufferers have been made i'll by
oysters obtained from bed lying in water con-
taminated with typhoid bacilH.
The board does not hold the local dealers re-
sponsible for the outbreak. for the oysters were
undoubtedly purchased by them from the whole
salers in good faith. II is impossible on a cursol-y
inspection tell whether the shellsh are Infected
or not. Secretary Schluer, of the Orange Board Of
Health, says that a number of the oyster beds
along the New-Jersey coast should be abandoned
at once they the mouths OF streams
that receive sewage from several communities and
as typhoid bac are looked upon as a great relish
by oysters, the bvalves absorb enough of them TO
work mischlef with human beings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-29
EXPLOSION AND FIRE IN HOSPITAL
Carboy of Carbolic Acid Blows Up and Ig-
mites Pharmacy-Patients Not Disturbed

Passaic. Dec IS (SpeclaD.-A carboy of carboIic
acid in the pharmacy of the Passaic General
Hospital exploded this afternoon and did con-
siderable damage to the building, although the
sixty odd patients at the institution knew nothing
about IT.
The nurses at luncheon when they were
startled by q loud explosion in the pharmacy
the first floor. Drs. Dooling and Doyle the hos
pital internes rushed to the pharmacy and found
that flames had caught the woodwork and ceiling
OF the room a still alarm sent to the fire
brigade had been organized meanwhile, and the
blaze out when the fTemen reached the hos
pital.
Although half dozen ambulances had been sent
TO take the patients to places of safety necessary
their services not needed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-29
MAYOR ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENTS.

Augustus Scarlet. principal OF the Sussex-ave.
Public School. Newark. has applied to the Board
of Education for retirement Mr.. Scarlet has been
in the public schools of Newark for forty-nine
years. 1t is understood that effort will be made
TO have the retirement date from the time when
Mr.. Scarlet transferred to his present school
from South Eighth-st, so that he will be entitled
a pension of 81 coo instead of 1900 a year.
Mayor Doremus yesterday formally announced
his appointments for judges OF the criminal courts
The men selected Algernon T. Sweeney, for
judge of the First Criminal Court and J. Frederick
Kuhn, for judge of the Second Criminal Court.
The appointments filed with the city clerk
and both men will probably assume office January L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-29
FIRE IN ONE HOUSE AND TWO CITIES

East Orange. n. j.. Dec. 2s (SpecaD.-Both the
Orange and East Orange fire departments were
called out last night to fight a fire in both cities
which was confined to one house. The FIRE was IN
the house OF Tomas Mulleague. at No. % Hay
ward-st. Half of the house is in East Orange and
the other half in Orange, and to save confusion
the ffremen Of both places were called The fire
men from Orange laid line of hose from one OF
their hydrants and went in through a door In
Orange, while the East Orange men coupled on
to an East Orange hydrant and played through an
East Orange window. The fire was soon out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-29
ACCEPTS CALL TO DARTMOUTH.
The Rev. a. W. Vernon to Leave Church
in East Orange for Professorship-

East Orange N. J.. Dec 3 (speciaD.-The Rev.
Ambrose White Vernon, pastor Of the Grove Street
Congregational Church OF East Orange. has ten
dered his resignation pastor of that church and
has accepted aFcal to be professor Of Biblical lit
erature at Dartmouth College and pastor Of the
college church. The announcement came as a
complete surprise to his congregation.
Mr.. Vernon has been pastor of the Grove-st:
church for nearly five years. He Is graduate OF
Princeton University and Union Theological Sem
mary. He took a postgraduate course in Germany
and then filled pulpit IN Kansas, after which he
to East Orange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-29
sue-PosToFFIcg LEASE RECORDED.

J. Clarence Davies has leased for Valentine
Loewi to the United States government for post
office purposes the ground floor in the building TO
Ia erected on a plot 50x1OO feet the north side
of thirty eghth-st, $50 feet west
of Willis-ave opposite the elevated railroad sta
ton, for a long term OF years The same firm has
also leased for Arthur r. Morris plot. 100xl00 feet
with building the northeast corner OF one hun
dred-and-t thirty eighth-St. and Third-ave., to l.
Honigman for twenty-one years with renewals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-29
TO ALTER HOUSE INTO A SYNAGOGUE

Plans were fled yesterday at the Bureau OF
Buildings Manhattan. for the remodeiling OF the
four story tenement house on the south side OF
Monroe-st Just east OF Jefferson-st-. into syna-
gogue and Sunday school for the members OF the
C,ongropation Anshe Salem The building Is to be
ENLARGED BY the addition of three story extension
AZ feet deep giving 1t total depth OF 30 teet and
tbe interior will be reconstructed The cost IS esI-
mated at $4,000. William Rouse is the architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-29
REALTY NOTES.

There were no sales on the New-York Real Fstat.
Exchange yesterday.
p. J. Schweig & Co. report the following Is,s...
NO. q East Eishth-st-. Ave lofts for the MoIia
Construction Company. for term of years.
No. Washington Place. lofts for Louis Sachs to
, iaisF GIohK mouse for term OF years: No e6
70 vs. the NGemer Wo9ien Company. for term OF
Leon Wilmer. for term OF years: No "a East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-29
WATER CASE GOES TO SUPREME couRr

Justice Jonathan Dixon yesterday granted writ or
certlorari removing 10 the Supreme Court for re,i
the action OF the Town Council of East Na,var.,
y. J.. in making 4 contract with Jersey CITY 20
supply the town with water for five years at tbo
rate OF S61 for each million gallons In era,+in
the writ Justice Dixon said il would NOT 9ct -
stay TO prevent the delivery OF water The cS a q
viii be heard at Trenton on January ii " case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-29
ARENnRorH FOUNDRY TRACT SOLD.

William A. White & Sons have sold for the estate
Of w p Abendroth TO a corporation for its own
business a large plot at Observation-Disclosures
feminist and the East River. The plot comprises
about fourteen lots of land. with piers, etc. and
includes the riparian rights. The property was
formerly used as the Abendroth foundry. The pres
emit buyers will make extensive improvements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-29
eNJoINED FROM PoLLUTINa RIVER.

Vice-Chanceilor Stevenson. in Jersey City yester-
day granted the injunction asked for by the MAYOR
and Aldermen or Jersey City. restraining the Lin
coin Iron Works. from pollutng the Rockawav
River at BoOnton. Evidence was given that droin
age from cesspool and vault on the iron UrorIrs
property ran into the river and likely 10 coes
typhoid fever in Jersey City. The company said H.
vault had not been in since November 90 ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-29
TYPHOID THOUGHT DUE TO MILK

Passaic n. j., Dec. 2S.-No definite conclusions
were reached by the Board of Health tonight al
the meeting called investigate the causes of the
outbreak OF typhoid fever here The general con-
sensus Of opinion be that milk must ba
the cause. but that the milk delivered by the rec
ular dealers was all right and that sold ut the
various corner groceries responsible The In
VestigatiOn will be continued. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-29
HAT FIRM BUYS A LOFT BUILDING.

Tucker, speyers & Co. have sold for George r
FutIer TO Clarence NJ. Phipps. OF the hat manu-
featuring firm of Phipps & AtchinsOn. No. 2u to
q15 West Twentieth-st a seven story loft building
on a plot 5OxS3x50xS1 feet. The hrm VIII occupy
the DremSeS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-29

126th-st. 5, 175 r. OF Boulevard. 25x99 II:
Matthew Shesdy to Edmund Conn; mOIJgase.
5000 ,Norni
trustee. TO Margaret h SuIlsan. "a
lSth-st, g lao q " OF Avenue b, 5OxI033s
Arthur McQUade to Leopold kaufmanns o Q
Beach-ave. Nos 1853 and 155. W $ 5Oxs6 5x3sx1O0;
Caroline Iuempelmann 70 Michael Miller;
mOrtSage, $1,000 o and. -.....-..-.-.-...
Los "a and 50. map University Heights North:
Henry NJ MaeCracken to Jessie F WoodheuSe. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-29
BUYS SITE FoR APARTMENT HOUSE.

GutwiI,ig Brothers have sold to Patrick Memoir
row plot 1o0x1O0 feet. at the northeast corner OIL
Observation-Disclosures and Broadway. The
buyer will erect the site six story elevator
apartment house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-29

1,,rh+bst store for l. A. Cuneo 10 the French
Floating Company, for term of years no. n East
oY Years and No. us Mercer-st. lofts for Henry NJ
AfOeller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-29
BROOKLYN FARM CHANGES HANDS.

The Kouwenhoven farm. IN the Thirty-second
Ward. Brooklyn, comprising about eighty acres
was sold yesterday for $4,000 The names Of the
purchasers are withheld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-29
SALE OF A BRONX BLOCK FRONT.

Clement II. Smith has sold the block front on the
south side OF One-hundred nd eightythird-St be-
tween Washington and BdsStOrd aves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-29
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

PeiSer. Carrie. 20 Jeanne R Kalish. Lexington
ave. No Sal, corner 64th-st; due Nov smber
/ 1905; per cent --.s......--
PlimptOn George A. to Mutual Life Insurance.
Company. shave. No 10 W corner I3tn-st:
due January l. 1907: 4 "a per cent. .-.-. -.
Barnes. John s. Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, 4sJh-sL No p East; due January L
Peters John. to the Greenwich savings Sank
Bsnk-st. 8. $40 n Of GrsenW .ch-st. /
year; Ala per cent. ... ...........-..
The Maritime Association or the PORT OF New
York TO Eastern Trust Company NsW-York
Broad-st. Nos IS and so. prior u,ortsaxss
S22S 900; deed OF trust dua January 4 IVA. S
per cent oonGs. Observation-Disclosures
Rosenthal. Elias 10 Samuel Green Madison-avs
w corner tO@i~st. prior mortgage, $4,000; in
kaufman. LeapOld 70 Arthur i McOuads fsth-st
- 100 ~ n OF Avenue b: S wears; 5 per cent
same 20 same. l5th-st. I. 10 e w of Avenue
81 years per cent. .......-.....-.
heiiher, Laura ,. to the Greenwich Savings
Bank. SSth-st. No Sil West. 3 years: "a per
squires. Matilda E. 20 j Herbert Carpenter, az
trustee lOsth-st. 100 q OF Columbus-avs:
3eaLSt y pct cent. =.
Gltmann. ADELAIDE 20 Sew-YOFk Mortgage ana
security Company, Sth-st, Nos % and 3 Wsst.
sullivan Margaret E TO Ella ASnteith trus-
tee. liati'-st. :. ESQ n oe Boulevard; years;
- Per cent .ss.s,..s...-..s.....ss
SchWsppenhauAer. GEORGE, to Empire CITY saw
tnss Bank. t3Sd-st. No Isl West: year; per
Godstsin, Annie to George Ehret 5Sth-st Nos
too and la2 East prior mortgage. So 500
year per cent ........s......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13

Ruberl established new figures for the so 10 40
yards the previous day. He now holds the Amer
lean championship for the 220-yard. half-mile and
mile
The 1e0-yard won by Fred Wenck, or
the New-York Athletic Club who beat Ruberl by
a foot. L. B. Goodwin third. The novice race
for the same distance brought out bunch Of
youngsters and went 10 Y. BorStdi by hVe YARDS
with A. McCubbin second and Z. w Leggett tElid
Frank Root OF Reading, Penn, was tEe only out
OF town competitor who won race tls victory
in the 220-yard handicap, in which ne mad
a handicap of twenty seconds and won by ,hve
Club, and F. d. Bamman, of De Witt High School
who both had good handicaps, were second and
third
f. f. Kitchng. jr, the young representative Of
the New-NOrk Athletic Cub. fine race IN
the quarter-nie. +. H. Adams and l.. De Il
Handley. his eliminates, were second ana thlfd
The summaries:
One-hundTed-yard championshir-won by Fred Wenek,
New-Nork a G.; Charles RUberl. New-York A g. sec
ono: l. B. Goodwin, New-York A. c, third Time
1908.
decentralization championshipwon by F.
e ktchng IT.. New-YOTk A. &; E H. Adams, New
York A. c, second l.. de B. Handley. New-York A G.
third Time e;3l
One-ne champlonship-won by Charles Ruberl. New
York a. g.: 2 II. Adams New-York A. C, second; w
D. Herman New-York A. C. third. Time. 500 IS
Two hundreds -twentyyard handcap-Wo on by FRANK
Root Reading Penn. "a yards T Il Webb. Trscarora
Witt II Oh School 10 YARDS. third Time. 3:l1 y.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES novice-Won by V. Borsidl. unat-
tached- ~ McCubbi1. unattached. second; T. W Leg
gett. Netoac A. C. third. Time. 1928.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
BREAK AUTO RECORD AT SYRACUSE.
sincholles Beats La Roche Two Out Of Three
Heats in Special Race.

Syracuse. y. Y. Sept l2-At the State Fair To-
dav in the automobile races Dan Wirgus broke
the worlds hve-nile record for machines weigh
ing less .han coo pounds. making the distance IN
so The hve-mile three-heat race between Miles
siroholles OF Paris and +. A La Roche. OF New
York. was won by the FrenchEaan- The sum
maries:
Motor Bicycles 1.-TWO mes'-Neornsn Rome won: "
NTrnt,v syracuse second: James 2. woodruff syria
cuse third. Time 2-401s ,.-- -. a
Five miles GOr cars o. an weghts supIss s,a Z
c.r-f-F ~ cornwall. Time $40 John Wilker-
rive miles ttor touring cars, stock models with sap
niles. silver cup)-A l.. PetTie syracuse "on Ilrne
s55 "A Mundy. Utica second -
Tye-rUiie prize $40 silver cup
-, -, r1les StnchoIles Time, 5:l5-s
II Roche NeW-K ork. second Time. $50. Win
-1 Nv miles l.O34s .213t. 3.0sis. 4;l2is- Obs.
S.rord hest-F. A La Roche Time. 5:+4h. Sin
cr~'les aG not finish BY miles. lis. 2221s. 1919.
I
a Roche second Time. 5:22is. BY miles. l-pSs.
o-0gL 3.0SN 4.li-t. .-l4is.
- -,le bardIcap or members o; Automobile Club 81
s,rac4se only-Jchu Wilkinson won time. e--o7s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
SEVENTH RACE-For two-year-olds; selling Five an
Laid AGAINST HIS FILLY.
Hoe WoodfOrd Clay Lost on a Race
He Had Won.

Although woodford Clay's FLY Lady Amelia
won the Great Eastern Handicap at the Bay yes
terday her owner not only cid not play her. but
actually laid against her chances. He did so IN
Willingly. however and did not realize IL until az
ter the race was In the morning Mr. Clay
stepped into a Sheepshead Bay cigar store and
bought s. worth of clgars When he handed a
bin 10 the old man who kept the shop he was re-
Quested 10 keep the money and put IL on Lazy
Amelia.
But I'm not going to play her myself. Clay
demonstrated. 'Pusus is IN this race and you d
better take the money now
u don't what you think or what Pulsus
thinks answered the Old man. you just play the
whole ivespot on your FLY TO win for me-.
Clay took the money and forgot All about II
until after the race begun. OF course, he
couldn't tell the old cigar man that he had Tor
goften his commission ana the result that
he aid against the flly he roofing for. and
when she had won be took $40 out Of his pocket
and sent IL by messenger over to the cigar store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13

s AJAX DEFIED the n4htnng Gefv ccrnv>-
y titlon Our Delivery Wagons and Runa0outs n,
cheapest made and an prove Il you VIII
call ajax MOTOR VEHICLE CO.. 20 sotn-sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
THIRD RAcE-THE JUNIOR CHAMPION. Of $4,000;

FOURTH RACE-TTfE FIRST sPECIAL; Tor three year
ODDS ard UPWARD One and cne-qusrter miles.
eroChesnev ..... 12G sheriff BeIl..-.......... .117
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13

WATER SPORTS AT HORSESHOE HARsoR.

Summer residents Of Larchmont. Nsw-Rochels.
Mamaroneck and Rye saw the annual aquatic
sports Of the Horseshoe Harbor Club. held on the
Sound. of Larchmont. yesterday afternoon The
children took especial delight n the Wild gooss
chase. fitting tournament and tub In the
afternoon rumor circulated that the goose
chase would be called of. owing TO the interference
OF the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO
Animals. The chase held. however. The goose
tame. and was captured on the beach by Will
lam Kane The winners OF the other contests were:
Canoe rac=. Dr. W. II. Mills. tr.; canoe upset race
1.-TWO mem. A s. Hayward and c. NJ Bird; mems
swimming race DR.. Mitts; boys swimming
Roy Manning: wOmen's swimming race. Miss Sadie
Sanger: waterhorse race J. A. Anderson: fitting
tournament. T. NUlte. OF New-ROchelle, and tub
race. Harold Chfyvfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
BENsONHURsT HANDICAP REGATTA.

The winners are the MimOsa (saiIover). the Ras-
cal, the Nathalie. the Sa brina and the Cayenne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
RECORDS FOR RUBERL.
Ne7c american Times from $50
Yards to EiIe-He Loses Race.

Charles Ruberl. of the New-York Athletic Club
broke eight American records in the one-mile swim
ming race Travers Island yesterday. The con-
tests were the national championships OF the ANA
Athletic Union. held under the auspices OF the
New-York Athletic Club. Ruberl his race by
minute. and beat the previous record held
by r - Schaefer for the distance. by nine seconds
He also lowered the intermediate records from the
990-yard to the finish the following shows the
old records fer the various distances in the race
and the new Zines made BY Ruberl:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
Try TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE. J

St Louis, Sept. 12-By defeating the home team
here to-day by a of to g. and the Chicago
teams losing TO Brooklyn. the Giants TO
hold a comfortable seat for second place in the
percentage column
1t was a rafting good game. In which the ST.
Louis were unable to bat. save In one inning. In
that one. however. the Westerners smashed the
ball so hard that II almost gave them the game.
The Giants demonstrated what material they are
made Of Tor when the St. Louis men made three
runs IN the sixth inning they settled down and
PLAYED faster and better bal than ever, tying the
score the eighth and winning in the tenth
Mathewson pitched for the visitors. The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
AUTO Run OF N. Y. A. c.

The Ncw-York Athletic Club held the hrst auto
lille run yesterday. The was from the club
house to the country home Of the club. at Travers
Island The start was at about 1880 m. and over
,u,entv machines were In the run dinner
served at Travers Island The roads were IN good
condition and the day excellent for the sport The
COMMITTEES in charge OF the run was Whitney
Lon Chairman; III s Elliott. George Phillips.
Ersaerick yimar and Thomas J. Re9aa. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
OCEAN TIDE FOR. DR4KE.
He Bugs Him at Senator McCGr-
ren's Sale for 50 900.

The entire racing stable Of Senator P. H. Nc
Carren was sold in the sales paddock at Sleeps
heed Bay yesterday. Ocean Tide a two-year-old
slly bv imp 81. George-Come and Go. was bought
by John A. Drake fer $500. the top price Of the
sale : NcNauchton obtained Mackey DHyer. the
tlree-year-oId brown colt by imp. Golden Garter
or imp 2esetlaw-Nadrid. for $500. The other
sales Of 8. 90 over were:
I2roosIyn tyvo-yesr-oid br. blk C.. by Tenny- -,
Floss. n. L Hannah -sl'uVo
Potent eiEht-year-old D. &, by Racine-Pow wow -.
Tower. tuo-year-ol3 hr. & by imp. Bassetlaw- -
Duchess o. Towers. II. L. Hayman- looo
Seymour. tvo-year-od hr. by imp. Doyalist- -
~
T,1ar aTIv tv Faradav-AIta Blue; J L McGnnis. 100
Fav coli. three years OLD. by imp Top Gallant -.
Matte T. a Bennet. Low
Senator NcCarren as emphatic yesterday In
sr-,ing the rurOr that he was retiring from Jne
turf 10 fight the Saratoga Racing Association as
he was in refuting the story that he was selling
out because he was disgrun1ed over the acton OF
TIE Judges in placing Ocean Tide second 10 BEL
,5sTe i- tho Great Filly Stake. II is known that
ne Metropolitan Jockey Club Of which the Senator
i one Of the largest shareholders, is trying 10
Obtain the sanction OF the Jockey club 10 hold
mi ssunnler meet at Jamaica while the Saratoga
meeting IS on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
THE vAeAsoNo WINS MATCH RACE.

A match held at the Atlantic Yacht Club
yesterday afternoon between the Glass boats
Vagabond and COckat0o in which the former was
victorious by minute and 20 seconds for the seven
and One-haIf mile course. The VaEabOnd was sailed
by Henry J. Roberts and the COckatoo by r. p.
DOremus.
Next Saturday. in the fall regatta OF the club. tho
two principals In yesterdays will, meet the
Naiad. owned by DR.. John p. Palmer, which made
her rst appearance IN local waters during week
and Just beaten out by the Vagabond for the
series prize. The summary:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13

The Bensonhurst Yacht Club held a handicap re-
getta yesterday over the association courses in
Gravesend Bay. The starters divided into
three casses-A, for sIoOps and yawls OF new type.
B. for like class Of older boats. and G. for main
sail yachts. open with cabin The winners on
corrected time were the Esperance. the Chespa and
the Rascal Twenty-One boats started all but one
of which finished. Commodore Bellows. who gave
the cups competed for. withdrew his Bonnie Kate
after the first round. The sUmmar