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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04
PIPING ROCK SHOW.
Society in Force at the Display Of
Horses-We stbuy's HOnOrS.

westbury carried Off a large share OF tho honors
I'm the Piping Rock Horse Show. at Locust Valley,
Long Island, yesterday, under the auspices of the
North Shore Horse Show Association Among
those who took prominent part were Miss Adelaide
Randolph. Harry Payne Whitney. Frederick W.
Dixie, Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock. Miss Kathleen
Hitchcock and Thomas Hitchcock. jr. There were
at least two hundred horses.
William c. Whitney was over from Westbury ia
the morning and the afternoon. Miss Adelaide
Randolph accompanied him. and also Mrs Thomas
Hastings. and his daughter. Miss Dorothy Whit
ney. }. Rogers Maxwell. the yachtsrnan, was also
one of the spectators his son Towards brake
The great features of the day were the jumps of
the hunters and the parade of the tours. Five
coaches. smartly capariscned. came into the ring
late in the afternoon. The jumping just before
midday brought out nearly thirty hunters. both
light and heavy weights. The jumping was not on
the turf OF the ring, but in field alongside. When
the trials began the spectators formed a great
circle and watched the competition. In general the
jumping exceedingly strong The two classes
took hour longer than scheduled and wiped
out the regular luncheon time. The lightweight
hunters tried first.
Those who took the jumps were Leonard Jacobs
Claudia Thomas Hitchcock's Black Friar. Confed-
crate and Jonas King. Mrs. Herbert L. Pratts
Souffe. Fred ol1ies's Kinghunter. Samuel Willetss
Frickes and Suzette. Percy Chubbs Roman and
Miss Adelaide Randolph's Charakeem. Miss Ran
dolphs beautiful jumping gave her the red. and
Jonas King, jumped by Lambert, took the blue
Samuel Willetss Suzette and Frickies got the yell
low and white.
The heavyweight hunters made a smart array.
and there was much trouble In sorting them
Fred Okies had out his Yuza, Jacob his Claudia
and Samuel Willets his Winchester. There was
also Harry Payne Whitney's Hurricane and the
Hitchcock Lady Go Light. Tainor and King
man. The results brought the blue TO Mrs E. NJ.
Townsend's Major, the red TO Okies's YuZa and the
third and fourth awards to Thomas Hitchcocks
Tainor and Kingman. 1t was a brilliant class
The fours proved snappy indeed-a capital dis
play The five that drove into the ring we're those
of Edward Knieriem handled first by George
Fahys and then by w. Burlngcock; Howard W.
Maxwell. fooled by himself; Herbert L. Pratt.
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MISS HOM1NS HTNNER.
In Tictorious Couples at Staten
Island TcnniS Glib.

Mss Helen Romans divided the honors in both
the wcmcn's doubles and the mixed doubles in the
tennis tournament OF the Staten Island Ladies'
Club which brought 10 2 close yesterday.
Brilliant tennis played, although the contest
ING teams had some difficulty In king their high
Ions fan true 10 the mark because Of the strong
mind. Paired with Miss Agnes Russell. Miss Ho-
mans won TIE women'S doubles by defeating Mrs
John Craik aud Miss Beatrice Bonner by the score
6-3 %. 6-3 IT, the Hnsl OF The mixed doubles
Miss Romans paired with Allen Rlvthe ard de-
lea ted Miss Agnes Russell and Thomas Fiske by
the score Of 81. s.
In both OF these matches Miss Romans displayed
great strength ir the rallies the net volleving
very accurately. In tho worner'S doubles her play
Was ABLY support d by Miss Russell who made
many excellent drives from the hack Of the court
against the lo5bng Of the opposing team The
Summary:
vornen-s doubles ,GnaI rouna)-s'iss Helen Romans
ana Mirs Agnes Russell. West SCe Tennis Club and
Staten Island Ladies club respectively defeated Mis-
Beatrice Bonner and Mrs. John Crak Island
siee' t-luh G-3 IS G-3
Nixes doubles tnral roundl-Miss Helen Ho-ran. ard
Allen Tlvthe Sidc Tennis club and I.vinas, on
FTelf Club de-eated Miss Agnes Russell and Thomas
Tefe staten Island and Livingston Field
Cub. respectively. ca.
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OUAKERS IMPROVE.
Kent Needs Only Fe5o Runs to
Hin Match, HO7ceCer.

Philadelphia. Oct 3.--The cricket match between
the Kent County team and Philadelphia was con-
tinued here to-day OF the ground OF the Merton
Cricket Club. y much better exhibition OF batting
vas GHen by the home team than the previous
day, rr after Kent had been disposed OF for 15O
the Phadelphians. in their second innings. ran up
a total of III. J. a. Lester played a splendid
innings for al. while \. z. Graves. c. c. Morris and
p. Ii. Clark all snow eG to advantage Bradley
proved Kent's most successful bowler. with
ord Of four wickets for IS runs
Needing 81 runs 10 win. Kent went TO the bat
again ar 40 m. and before stumps were drawn
for the DAY had put 40 for the loss Of wicket
g. J. Burnup was disposed OF for :. but II. c.
Stewart and Seymour successfully defended their
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RESULTS AT HARLEM.

Chicago. Oct 3Tirst race Cfve and halt furlonss-
Redan, los a. Reif', 3 70 ? ven sten1w.nde 96 Il.
WILSON, % . second: Jake GreelburE. % Davis
q /. third. Time. l:01-s. Kimberly, Bensonhurst.
Ethel Wheat Moccrto. First Attempt and Jinaong also
Second race Chve furicngs)-Deagoa, III IL WILSON,.
1 won SchVabe los a. spencer, ) to !. second
Johnson. Taylor. 80 to /. third Tine loo.
Durtar Mabel inn ana Eyas Daring also
Third CForward Stakes seven furlongs1-English
Lad. tDouinicbl 20 4. J. =. Nayberry, lis
III Phillips l. ], second; Tokalon. 10 tots 10 70
l. third Time. %. Leila also
Fourth race zone and oreeigbth niles)our Bessie 100
rerreD 10 =. won. Ldnsus; 100 tWonderly), % ..
second. BY Wsvs lol q. Wilson, 10 3 third Tine,
1898. Miracle II and Harry New also
Firth milej-Colonial Girl JOB (Po,sk), B
. won: Ancke. @S Robhins). even. second St Tam
maryN. JOS Davisslnl. 20 l. third. Time, 14oS. Lee
Stius1n Wansmonen ana The Don also ran
sixth and oue-duaTter miesl--Rabunts. 100
HerrelN. ]. won. Fiugsl lo4 tWondeTly). TO /,
Second; oIIasen - spencer. TO = third. Time, 2o7
scdaEa Sweet Tooth. captain Hamm and Give All also
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LAWRENCE WATERBURY BUYS BLUES.

The entire stable Of Frank Farrell was sold at
Norris Park Yesterday, and high prices prevailed.
The great old sprinttr Blues. by Sir Dizon-Bonnie
Elue H. sold 10 Lawrence Waterbury for $500.
IIT Waterbury. il is understood. Will Try TO make
stesplechaser OF Blues. The other safes Of $."r9
more were:
sis Tiimyar. F H. Milden. So 500
Water. +, H. HIdea ,..e.....e.....,"- l1cD
r 81 Mnden - y. ',.''......,'.... 8lOJ
J. " sobofr -. 20
faueslin - ---i -. lsco
Ms,ersar7 - .-' ..s.........-.. 1ev
RscuS S'-. ''' - a-' 2oo
= MScue - 2eoo
sfrsat9e. & " Brand -. 28co
" brand -. leo
,Tiues s 6enel ......................... 400
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COLUMBIAs NEW ROWING COACH.
J. T. Goodwin Begins Work With Crew Can.
didates on Monday

Jasper 7. Goodwin. rs. was yesterday named a.
graduate coach Of this years NOrninsside crews
by the Columbia University Rowing Club Nj
Goodwin succeeds Edward Hanlan the professions.
coach. and his appointment is especially regarded
as likely 10 obtain better discipline and training
for the crew. Mr.. Goodwin stroSsd the four which
won the Visitors Cup at Henley. the only Areri-
can crew TO win at Henley. in 1916 Two years be-
fore he rowed No in the crew which Won a.
Saratoga from large field and IN $50 he was cap
tain and stroke Of the crew which finished second
IN field Of nine at Saratoga II 1876 Re became
graduats coach and continued fn that poslttc1
until 1883 in which period Columbia was more sue
cessfuI IN rowing than she has ever been since
Mr. Goodwin will assume his duties OF Moucay.
when call for candidates viii be issued On Frl-
day a crew meeting viii be held. at when
Mr. Goodwin will make speech. and the man
ager and assistant manager for this season VIII a
elected TIE nominees for these offices are James
Meyers and ". E. Bradley. respectively.
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D. Fairfax Bush and Harry Payne Whitney.

d Fairfax Bush and Harry Payne Whitney.
Victory Law almost from the first with the Whit
ney four. Miss Adelaide Randolph handled the
reius with Mrs. Thomas Hastings IN the box with
her and won the blue D. Fairfax Bush had the
red rosette Howard Maxwell the yellow and Her
bert L, Pratt the white.
The morning was given considerably to children
and ponies Three classes were shown. a dozen
excited youngsters competed. The small pony class
under thirteen hands harness. Miss Vera Cravath
won with her Winktum. Miss Edith Rocker was
second with her Sianui and Howard ". Maxwell
third with the little bay Pansy. The miniature sad
dIers an hour Later gave blue TO Miss Eleanor
Rocker and sanui, and a red TO the Cravath
winktum The larger pony sadders' class gave
awards as follows; The blue 70 Wiets shotwelIs
roam eelding Punch, the red 70 g. Ernest Fahys
i :, Major and the yellow ana whlte 70 tJoeItg
his girl and boy. May Carrie and Charlie Pratt
There was a GOOD combins ton class in the morn
ing won bv Miss Gertrude Sheldon, with Captain
ps with Hernsd@ So69t thd and George
BulIGcks Felix fourth THIS was che e cd muc5 S
that was excellent matched against her: ,-- -,,.
Harry Payne Whitneys Kitchenar and Kopelia in
OF the prettiest classes or the da! MRS fS2eL-
f1Iiza " T,adeW, drove her mothers and her
brothers pair third Mrs. Walter Jennings drove
e Tabys HG ana Ms George Buioek drove in this
class FOR their hysbands and Me- f,- Herbert L.
single harness class Of note G4e into tn ring az
W G. Rocker. jr Edward Knielien. William Wall
Weaver. G !. Hudson. Herbert l.. Frat u VII IL
Randolph mounted. NJ. ElerIcm took first and
Miss Randolph second Mr.. Beekma. and II. l.
The Show came to an end with two post entry
glasses The hTFf yaaf.e c,@ ms vas %p ~
tbiT3g and = Tsiew's Medios Whiriwird fourth
I.adew's Erin go BTach. with FREDERIC P Moore
ana T. r I.adew's Medios Whirlwind fourth.
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CHESS.
German Champion to Play in international
Tourney at Cambridge Springs.

Preparations for the international chess masters
tournament to be played n April and Nay OF next
year at Cambridge Springs. Penn. are progressing
satisfactorily. Yesterday cable dispatches we're p
ceived from TIE German champion. Tarrasch. TIRE
French champion, Janowsk- ard the American
expert Marshall. The first sent word from Nuren'-
berg that he had written to the managing dirsc-
tors. while JanOwski declares that he viii accs2t
the invitation The same answer came from
Marshall who Is at present at Bra t-ord. AotN-
shire, England. In addition 70 Ptlsburys acceP-
lance. which recorded last week the Amer
leans I.psc huetz. Napier. Barry and Hedges
have also sent word that they would take paTt n
the intsrna tional contests.
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Miss Anthony's game remarkable. Only twice
she in trouble. gettrg into the bunker guard
ing the first hole 4 long brassio shot, and
driving out of bounds on the seventh She saved
tho liter hole however. by clever approach shot
into the green With these eXceptors her game
Of championship cahlre Throughout Miss
Carpenter played in bad form. Seven bunkered
shots and two balls driven into the wide pond
guarding the ninth ard tenth holes tell the story OF
her defeat. Save for q dead styme on the third
hole, where Miss Anthony was certain of putting
out the game would have ended earlier than 1t die
This is probably the last golf tournament Miss
Anthony Will ever figure in. She Will be married
November . to +. s Horne OF Pittsburg, and
said to-day that she lid expect TO defend her
titles Of either Western or national champion next
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HORSE SHOW AT RIDeEFIELo.

Ridgefeld, Conn Oct. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES So
c!ety folk present in large numbers at the
first horse show held here to-day on the beautiful
grounds of the Ricgeheld Polo Club Many came
from the cities. and all those around RidRefeld
the ciuD early in variety of fine brakes
There two sessions in the elliptiCal show
ring one beginning IL and the other at o'clock.
Owing to tho fine quality Of the horses shown the
Judges Willard Parker ir.. F. 5. McVickar and
Seymour l.. Cromwell. frequently had difficulty
I'm making proper distribution of the ribbons The
festivities closed With ball thu clubhouse,
which was attended by several hundred people.
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aeuAm WINS CUP PLAY AT RYE.

At the Rye Golf Club yesterday. in the hnais ZOE
.to presidents Cup. r. l. Lapham beat Falcon
C--atar, & IN and to play thirty-six holes. In
+bs uornans pionship Miss Mary Darling beat
Mrs z. 7. Tiffany. up and 70 play. For the
Consolation Cup Miss Florence Diamond beat MISE MIS-
JrJe CoUvle UP. In the first round Ior the Dla
nnond Gun s. Wainwright beat s. g 6lrtoro' Up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04

Local crickets~s brought their seasons play to
an end yesterday. when the last two contests OF
the Metropolitan Leagues championship series
were played. The Manhattan team visited Staten
Island where tho Nev--Jersey Cricket Club added
another victory 70 its unbeaten record by winning
with % runs and wickets spare. The totals
were: Manhattan. 81; New-JeTsey. % for SIX
wickets
The Brooklyn club played at Paterson. where the
home team. by taking a chance score fast won
the same in the last of the match with eight
wtCkets spare
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BOUND ROBIN AT KINGS COUNTY CLUB

The innovation OF making a round robin tourna-
rrcnt among the players attaining the semi-final
round OF the chaIp onship singles was tried yester
6av on the Kings County Tennis Clubs courts at
Jsergeu-sr. and kingStOn-aVe.. Brooklyn. The best
match that in which Samuel g. Westfsl de-
fcafeG Dr. Frazer in five sets. after the losing
ulaNer had won the first and second sets. The last
sets we're hoty fought at the net, but Westsas
sure smashing resulted in his winning the match.
The summary
Championship robin ~eri-Hnal roundp-
Tgar1, 4 .JoIlcuIauer defeated J. w Anderson =
6-3 e.. samuel 9. westtsi defeated IN. ~. II.
r-.azer Is ca 6--1. e..
Championship doubles second roundl-Dr ". II
rr-azer and Anderson defeated 4. T. WIiston and
Prank r. Hague e--l. 81
Isnsicap singles tseni- final roun6,-Joseph Mcarron
rs hlf 10 defeated George Clinkenbro0ner tscratcrl
8 ft-8.
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PRINCETON PICKS LAWN TENNIS TEAM.

Princeton. y. J.. oct. Specialists men who
will represent Princeton Ia the intercollegiate tennis
tournament 10 be held at HaveTford. Penn. next
TUESDAY were announced today. s follows: II. J.
Randall post dlate: I 4. Batten. !. II. Sam.nis
and Mel Thompson. Princeton has a strong
IA
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PLAY AT EASTERN PARKWAY.

The qualifying round of the fall championship OF
the Eastern Parkway Golf Club was played yes
terday Between fifty and sixty men competed
Four CUPS were offered FOR sets of eight each.
three besides the championship cup. laing had the
course In fauItless condition. and some excellent
golf was played. Those who qGalhed tor the cHdHi-
pIousIfD
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COLGATE HoYT's CAYENNE WINS.

In a fresh breeze from the eastward three yachts
OF the 15-foot. one-design class sailed a fast race
yesterday club course No. >. the final contest
OF the for the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht
Club. Colgate Hcyts Cayenne won by 3 minutes
second. after close race. against c. ". WetmoFe's
Sabrina. The Marjorie also started. but she WA
beaten by larger margin The summary.
SEAwANHAKA CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB
SPECIAL RACE.
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HOW THE OTHER HALF LIVE.
They take their Sunday dinners at the
restaurants advertised among the Little
Ads. Of tho People"
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CUP PLAY AT PARK GOLF CLUB.

Pla1held y. J.. Oct (SpeciaD.-Play for the
presidents and Park Golf Club cups the only
contest at the Park Golf Club to-day Charles a.
Reed the Rev J. 0. Nchelvey and s. St ]. Nc
Cutchen won the points for the Presidents Cup.
and the point winners for the ether trophy were
charles a. Reed s St. J. McCutchsn and the Rev.
J. Q. Mckelvey. The scores for the two cups were
follows
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MISS ANTHONY CHAMPION.
TAKES WOMEN,S TITLE.
GlenUie7o Player Defeats his
Carpenter, 7 Up and 6 to Play.

Wheaton. ILL.,, Oct 3.-The woren's national golf
championship was won yesterday by Miss Bessie
Anthony. OF the Glenview club. Chicago the West
women's champion She made a runaway match
OF her game with Miss j. Anna Carpenter. of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04
PRINCETON WINS FROM ENcLswooD

The Princeton golf team defeated Fnelswood
at Englewood yesterday In match IN douht ,,ptu
the last pair completed their round whep ,ha
Princetons proved the victors by to 4 slosson
nnd ELEPHANT who halved their match Zach "a
the course in So, as did Moore. who beat 7 W
Baker by ! up l.. II. ConkIin and w s. RsvIi:
were the last pair 10 finish. Conkin proving tha
victor The score;
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THE ERIN REACHES ENGLAND.

southampton. Oct. Sir Thomas Lipton's steam
yacht Erin which sailed from New-York Sep
TENDER Il. has arrived here.
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w. C. WHITNEY'S CAR SEARCHED.
Colorado Game Warden Thought He Was
Taking Elk Out of the State.
IBT TELEGRAPH TO TEE TRIBUNE.

Denver. Oc:. 3.-The private car of William G
Whitney was searched Glenwood Surtngs to-
day by deputy game warden who had been in
formed that Mr.. Whitney was carving carcasses
OF elk cut of the State In violation OF the game
laws. The officer found no elk on the car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04

Westu ard Ho, in the finals for the championship
over the Wheaton to-day taking the lead at
the fourth hole. End steadily increasing it until the
end came at the twelfth hole. Miss Anthony win
ming up and to play.
Taking into consideration the thirty mile gale
that swept over the course during the entire play.
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MAANE ELLIOTTS NEW ELECTRIC


side Tennis and Golf Club to-day with a net score
OF a. lie now leads in the competition with a total
OF Is points Dr b Van D. Hedges and J. A. Tonp-
kins divided the other honors each making a Tie
score or 80 The scores for the Golf Committee Cup
are follows: NF
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PRINCET0M
PRINCETON GOLF TEAM CHOSEN.

Princeton y ], Oct D.-ca plain L. n
ConkIin, or the University Golf team. announced
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE NOTES.

AZ Achenbach & Co.'S, No, 81 Slurray-st-. re
manager. Josiah Day. unads number Of good sales
last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04

d. 7 Loves. manager Of the Empire Coach Horss
Company. Seventy-sixth-st-. last week sold TIRES
pairs OF coach horses and for singles.
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CO. IIandicap. Sc
PETERSON WINS AT HILLSIDE.

PIainfeld. y. 7. (SpeciaD.-Walter Peterson won |
first honors for the Golf Committee Cup the Hill
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automobiles.

this morning that the following men had been Sc
Iected from the thirty candidates 10 compose the
team this season l.. H. Conklin. j. w Baker. r
! Sloan. a. Poole. r., i. O. Reinhart. NJ Oly-
nhant ID. Laird and l.. y. James
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srxrE nAcE-ssIlns. 5 year. and over; IN. wl,hsr.

= 7. Cromwelrs Z. G. The Fiddler. by
lalsetto--N acluca. a. BIZ. tJoncs' pa 81
F1ara. 81 81
EnGt. :. tHouhreD "t-1 2-l
Cobb 3. 100 tTedfCrnD. Is 10 and / 10 2:
Van. , lie fliicEs1. = l o. 4,
cochran. - and 10 T. l. CqncnaatIs. 101
dryi-@. zine. so.
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sAITUsRoL BEATS FOX HILLS.

Baltusrol beat the Fox Hills golf team yesterday
st Baltusrol by 30 holes to o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04

and ( to play and S. c. Carlton beat William
Matthews I up In a team match between teams
and 3. team won. The scores were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04

The Barrett Manufacturing Company. % Brocs
Iyn, Is doing good business IN It's repair depart
ment.
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LOCAL CRICKET SEASON CLOSES.

wickets until call of time. The game will be cen.
Guided Monday
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At Achenbach & Co.'S, No, 81 Nzrrav-st. re
manager. Josiah Day. MAIDS number Of good sales
last week
Company. Seventy-sixth-st last week sold TIRES
pairs Of coach horses and for singles.
The Barrett Manufacturing Company. % Brook
Iyn, Is doing good business IN It's repair depart
ment-
At the Rockville Stables. No. s. West One-hun-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mr.. Wolf reports MS
stables fast filing up with winter boarders. He has
room for a few more
The Hoffman House Boarding and Livery sta-
ninth-st. are fast filling Up with winter boarcers
c. F. Bates Co. No. Z5 West End-ave. sold
last week Ave pairs ard number Of singles TO Gus
OF town purchasers.
nounces the arrval OF twenty head OF norsss from
hts stock farms IN the West.
W. Y. Bishop. OF No. IS W arren-st. reports ooo~-
Ing number OF orters for carriages Tor tsii us>
At the Majestic Stables. No sls West One-hnn-
III d-forty-seventh-st. 3Ir- Mepcna.d reports
his stables fast Filing up Win "ihoSA VN~
THE CAUSE OF 1T
First Lady-My roomer leaves to-day 60 50
abroad. I sorry. He WAS sum "''
person and such good pay.
second Lady--Yes. dear. but now 10 20"
always manage to set such nice peo"s -
your rooms.
First Lady-why, 4 advertise my rsons u
The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04

SIXTH RACE Handicap for three-year-olis and up
va-1. one three-sNteen;hs miles. tho hill
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woMENs DOUBLES AT LeNox.

I.enoE Mass. oct. tSpeciaD.-AIiss Heloise
Never and Miss Evelyn Carter won the women 8
tennis tournament here to-day, defeating Mrs.
samuel Frof CHAM and Miss Emily Bacon in the
finals The tournament lasted throughout the day.
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At the Rockville Stables. No. Sc West Oae-hun-
cred-and-t hfrty-fourth-st-. Mr.. Wolf reports Ms
stables fast filing up with winter bosrders He has
room for 4 few more.
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The Hoffman House Boarding and Livery Slf
bles. with new quarters No. - West Sky
ninth-st. are fast filling Up with winter boarcers
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George Watson. OF No. p: West Ffftieth-st- ar
the arrival OF twenty head OF norseS rFo'r
his stock farms IN the West.
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THIRD EACE-For maiden tTo-yoar-oId nles. Las
q. ar- o-.-haM rn-.--s. - .le E-lLn.a course.
FOURTH RACE-For three year-o,5s and upward which
have ~ won sl.2ol IN laoa Tho Mithers Nile.

F1FTH nhCE-TTFE VESTcTESTER HlGHWEIGHT
HANDICAP. for ru ages. Last siz and one half
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04

c. F. Bates Co. No. 25 West End-ave. sold
last week Ave pairs and a number OF singles 70 gu
OF town purchasers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04

FIFrEEN-Foor ONE DESIGN CLAss-sTARr $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04

w. Y. Bishop OF No IS Warren-st-. reports BOOK
ing a number OF orders for carriages for fah us~