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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-03
EMPIRE CITY RACES.
Large Last of Starters Named for
Grand Circuit JIeeting There.

More horses have been entered for the fast
classes of the New York trots which begin at the
Empire City track next Monday than at any other
place the Grand Circuit. The Eastern horses
viii make their first starts against those that
raced at Detroit and Buffalo.
For the 207 trotting the following have been
named: John T. CCcke-i Swift. 2.67; II. Boone $
Mckinley. 207l,; John J. S-annels Lolita 2:O9l4
East View Stock FARMS Consuela 8. 2102t; East
View stock Farms Judge Green, zoe E. E.
Smatherss Wentworth. 2.as: L r Geers's Chase.
2o7l4; R. L. Nash's Hawthorne, 20sl4: Forest City
FARMS Caspian. 20754
These Will start in the EOS trottinz. IT, T;oo0es
Mckinley. 2.O7A: John II Dickersor's Masetto.
2.0S'A; East View Stock Farms Direct View Z:lOl,.
East View Stock FARMS ConsueIa 5. 2l8s4. Forest
City Farms Caspian. 2071+ Z. +. CIeers's Chase
zen; A. P. McDona.t's Marion Wilkes. 20H.; A.
P McDonald's AuthCress. 20914 John j. Scannel's
Lolita. 2.09I4, L Z. Smathers's Wentworth 2:oS;
R l. Williams's York Boy. 2:0S&4
The fastest pacing is the 205 class and the side
wheeers VIII include I. o. Ceidourg's Little Squaw
20p2; George II Estabrook's Winfield Stratton.
-ub-4; Hlibrook Farm Locauda 205&t :. W
H0olnsers Elastic Pointer 2N6lg. A. P. McDonaId's
S1eeIuo% IIl[!les, zoo D =. McCiarys Joe Pointer
". Murphys Hetty G., 2Oi7l r \. Rcuse's China
AalG -uS74 ". l. Snow STAR Hal 21514
Donald 5 Albert, 2.07. Bob Daviss Nerva Patchep
y W Hubngers Elastic Pointer. J. J KnowIis.s
StEScdGGe- ii .. GordoD's Centric, 2G9, Henry
stock Farm Triby DTest. --@ls East view
--'a4. L. r Smathers's Sphinx : g.97: l. ] No
6tye1r3 FoNie Curd. 207. I. y Peck's Al Beck
ms, ana DICK Wilson's Sutreer. 2.O6'4.
LnJrieS have closed for the second week Of the
tro5s rhtgh viii be held at the BrtghtoS Beach
that Tor the Empire.
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RESULTS AT HARLEM.

chicago. aug 2-FLrst race tour and oHe-l.t ~
lorgslIls Novice. lU7 .Feicht. o. J. won. .frr -
IS Bonner .. second, Kate Ztt l"' lhI-AI . -
tb4 T5av u ssa,-te augusta Victoria Gretchen Hop
Fayina The Iloreei Emma Perkins. s. Bonnie, -!sa
bella nj V.rNlua also ran 1900
second rae and one-haif flrlongs axe lirSee
l23 f<ic-i l3 Jyurtal, L. lja'lH. II - 70
, second Hale 10 o. Be.l3- i - l. l1lT- -..--
OBS Mansa-l. Wenr-ck. Duncan NaterH-si7c. t-Il--
80 a4nrr,-ior Ia Charerore and Lobbyist also ran
Third rae iaandica0. mile and i4r.1ns ltz1t-
as -Af-rnrz-at J. Birch Broom l"4 KNAPP.
III 10 second Bragg lC1 lJtsl. - 20 .. third Time
i.55-5. Royal also ran 49, .-,. 49,.
Fourth race zone mleJ i'raacAa l0t ''EfHant- =,
z-z-g~ ~ India. ,Feichr. II n . second. Ma
~ = 7 carson 100 Knapp Il 8. third Tire, It3
Etr1olrrare and Robin Hood also ran -,
t,t+E 3e Jf1ur and o1e-haIt surCugsIA-l FIJI ll5
Icser 2 % . won. RaIph Reese laa ,Mcln'yre 100 90
secl7- Green IV4 .Mcrr,-ouI. 4 - J. t1i'l
Time 55zs. webperheld, Jade Mag, Double. H.ee
man Rainy p, Sincerity Bel ai4e me re- a. ms
IT av~ercet 10 lzeutraI % iA-1uraon] 40 10
-e-rr5 Don't Ask BE lBeJ. = o l. t-ire- Time.
A. JacEfgll Gracious Del Moore. kl.morie, M
Nreina Maud Muller Prince Of ILsen, ArA'
If-,tneiier Telephone ard Fre~siae also rar
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RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.

= Louis Aug c-FirsU selling h-e fgri7Nss,--
49, 10 tT0irksorl = J. Imp N-peujhe, 10
n @6ri~z1 8 70 J. second. ollie Burnett lo5 tWatsonl.
q - ,Efrz Time I.O2l. Swaar. Leila Hunter.
a1,t-s Fe;I. Eees.a Erasfed. Annahelle Lee. Ee1rd
Matsra Lady sellers Lady Lou Fay Sharp and Flying
Fire also --.4---
second race (o-e mile and twenty yar4s1-Sca1p"r p
~ rlsrts, 10 l. Won 100 tHow~t. 4 - r
second. Ciarsu-ort 100 Foley - J. third Time
1.44Lz. Fsniau. 81 AS les H. berry hughes
Lord Han - and Dclin1A also ran
rrir5 race six furougst-woo4landA l05 fWatsonl,
% . r1p- rrader l62 tAustlHl : 10 T. second Red
IeaT ito CROKER 3 2. third. Time. ia Colonel
White and kings Trophy also ran
Fourth race tbazccap' furlonEs Il@e. lie fTrox
lerj 70 won Folies BerEeres 80 tW Davis. 70 l.
rscrp5f NafaIds 80 lAusrirJ. 70 T. third. Time
I.r3 Juba Flora! Operator OTTO Stieel Feho
Commodore also ran
Fifth racs zone mile and seventy yards,-Pret tension
% fAfcIaughIln, ), Light Opera, LOB tDavis
2 10 p second ST. Paris. % ,AustinJ "a l. third
Time l:45l5 Cardona. Gleunevls and Wall also
Eixfh race f7na mle)Ivernla. 102 T.. WILSON,. -
l. Won second Mate 100 " Davis. 70 I. second
Nineora 100 n Conleyl. I. third Time. Al .
Detest Darnivar Aro-ous. General Dix Nellle HawH.
IAtte Corker. Chsrleys Dream Tony LepplEE VIl-aIr
Ray EdzarfO also
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NJ . y .. D IlTT-IE--l--- = II .
ng by q head Time. l-UT y.
years Old and ever a mile
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FEM BEATS KRAMER.
Fezc Spectators at Cycle Races at
ST. Louis Far.
- rELEcRAPH I'd rHE rR1RI-SE /

ST. Louis. Aug Nv. s. Fem won the third mile
circuit championship race here to-day from Frank
L. Kramer by five lengths. Kramer almost fell he
entered the hcmestretch, and Fem was able 20
keep the lead. Marcus L. Hurley. Of the New
York Athletic Club. the half mile anna teUr
championship from Teddy Ellington by two
lengths. the latter outsprinting the California
ateIlr Burton Downing kramer did not start in
tht-handicap and Fem rode only half a mile in his
trial heat The races were unbaukeC
cinder track and only handful OF spectators were
present. The summarize
ore-ruue race 'n9vicet--Wen Bog ". = snideI, 81
Frank L.ll!s, secoCd, Henry - Witt
man. Lincoln. Neb. tbtri- Time, =-iS>s
ttIranC Cn4rnptunsh1p-N
by W Fem Waterbury Conn. Frank - kramer
East Orange, y. j., second, Menus BedeA LynbroCk.
y. third. Time u;i3-s-
mile race amateur national championship
Won H. NJ Hurley. New YORK. Athletic CLUB amateur
champion q America, Teddy Ellington, Nailsours
j., second: Burton Downing san jose. cal. third
fIaif-me Caandicap; amateur, Won by " L sni-
Louis go YARDS; Henry W " ittInan Lincoln
Neb 20 YARDS second. Teddy Ellington. Vailsours
mite thandCap; professional! by rloy
Erebs. Newark y j. ljd YARDS. r J. CALDWELL. Hart
Yards. second, John BedeI. Lynor'oN
Y y. YARDS third. Time. 2-l1t5
One-nile consolation; professiona-Non bJ J. b
Bowler Chicago. II. Costt. salt Lake city tan
second; Joseph Fqgler Brooklyn y Y, third Tine
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

charles Laue has sold NOS 4cI 10 49, West Fifty
third-st four six story fathouses on plot l''I
a. * feet irregular. between Ninth and Tenth aves
Frederick T Barry has sold for Lena Simonson 70
T.ar- Ne-ers No IS East -hrst-st- story
and basement stone 'front.' dwelling house on loO lux
l. KIinger & Co. have sold for AdoIph schlessiassr
Nos 322 and S2t Wes; EIsven1hst seven Story Ha'-
G. BretteI & Son have sold for Mrs. vrsdeaoursh
No 153 East one hundred elty EN- ,,
Scott has sold for \ Miller the nye sIo5S tTlpe
Arnold & Byrne have sold Tor AIr- Dreyfoos 70 N
Goldberg the nvs story teneI1sEs mouse On ''
NJ L. BIunberg mas sold for HaIprir. DiaulondsJon
& Ievien to jacob NeadIe the from. and rear
st, also sold for Max RubtnsoE me SIX ftr 7 T
eos to sI5 East hundred and third-st -.
Catherine Frazier has sold for Hionar9 o. seventh
ave and hundred an 4 forty eishta-st ..,.
EDWARD TcVicEa- TO Nj Merit No. IS East sixty
fourth-st story and basement dwelling mouse Oh
Pos; ( have sold the Murr Az s Land
three story dwelling house. on 1o' -''A
Byrue have sod for NJ DTytoos to NJ as s5oe
berg West Twentyhrsts5. five story tenement
islfor s A1oph Kot;le have sold Psrson, IIols
Nos 80 20 326 East One-hund-si an
Man Rubinger * Co. L. RIinger and A satznaa 8
Co have sold for Louis Levin and Morrt. settlsF
story tenement Nos $40 TO 34s East stHty-eeq
n lev 3 20 have sold for saul Federnan Nos
us 900 East One-hu-rFred and -tvsnty-t
ave aathouse. plot y 6xl0on feet 10 shapiT
4 H Levy & Co. have resoid FOR Portnan & Shapiro
No Ninetysevsnth-st. four story tenement
25xI0o II feet -.
Mater Paget Nc 81 East Ninety ''Vs soF'
aathouse lot 25xl0OII feet
family dwelling lot 16sH115 feet in the NORTH
Sonne6orn 3 90 have sold FOR Mary Dornidon 70 c.
Earle plot, 33xI14 Feet N the north sid
q Tw'-hurtred-aut-si1tesnt 10 feet east Of
Euurtl-4Fe
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AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

by samuel Coldsticker: as % s25 s7th-st $50
E, % ed-ava 150xIo01I. I and story brS ice fac
tory. Ivle People Coop Ice Co e al. PAilotn
y & NJ a-tys- 2 Z Williams, ref. due. St224s q,
e s. 1881 Il Of Prtnce-st 25xs2 5x24 sxsee story
lrlgr md = story brk = Gutter AIT
r>l0r,rce Gerard al. . 2 Goldfare. atty. 5 L =
ward rcf amt due So 444 -; taxes. etc $3.50 sold
srl r Two mortgages aggresatug $4,000, 10 king
susteiu FOR Sc4.+75
I-4cuh Ca-hreing-Rve =. AS 2 4 q
lSSth-s 25xST = n dwg h; Eaoa0 Coop Bldg
ana Loan Assn Az W 2 Brown et al. : g whitaker.
s.. O12 u. &c.
- ira as - the plaintiff 81 90; u Livingston Place
.,r l--h- 81 63xf2o Shert1's sale %
all right title ETC. which L Cohn had on Aug 4 lge3 or
Plars q & p. attvs NJ L Granger. Sheriff.
I6.rned % August IL 318 142d-sr 80 Il " Of Sta
ave .51a9 brk tan h. 6herirs sale % all right
~ vhi Shaser had Nov = 1854 since
Ford * T attys; II I. EriinS-r. Sheriff. 20 NJ Bea-h
--~
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years old; hvo and oue-hal.


b. g IalrE Drml 0y star ftlcV-
.r. Won driving by q head.
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coRReTT TO PITCH FOR sUPERBAs.

Among the announcements made yesterda" by
Pre- sIdeut Harry Pullam Of the Nauona. Lea; 20
is The releas4 OF Joseph a. Corbett. the well known
pitcher OF the St Louis club 10 the superbas Cor
bett is brother OF James J. Corbetr. the fighter.
and has been tw!rIuZ for some years, and Is con-
sdered one the hes, pitchers IL the league Cor
bett was member OF the Baltimore nine when II
the National League championship he has
played with the brooklyn team before
The Superbas nave been badly n need Of good
pitchers this yea-, and It is expected that Cor
belts services will greatly strengthen the team
The following Other contrasts and releases have
been approved
COrtraCts-Wlth Boston Ed" NchoI: with Phil
ade Iphia, John 6utthofI and Charles Donahue
Kelea<es-By 81. Louis 90 Omaha. War Sanders
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MATINEE AT EMPIRE TRACK

With twenty points each Wilton Gov and Prn-
cess PtqUe are now tied In the contest for the
trotttng championship Of the Now-yorl Driving
Club az Empire track, but to-morrow's matinee
IS expected TO bring change as Albert o. Anna
Little and AIaizour are only two points behind the
leaders Free Advice leads the PAGERS with twenty
points but Lady Direct has nineteen points to he-
credit. w6e Darling has seventeen marks Of honor
Ter race1 are haduIed for tomorrow As the
Grand Circuit meeting takes place at Empire track
next weeH. and the week following it is at Brigb-
Ton heaEI, TIE ueXc matinee win be on Tuesday.
AUGUST = Irottng teams Will have another in
King Chimes are 10 starr in the Class \
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HgmPsrEAD HARsoR CLUB REGATTA.

OF Long Island Sound. the thirteenth annual
gatta Of the Hampstead HarbOr Club Of Glen Cove
viii be sailed Saturday. August 6 Twelve
classes have been provided including one ror 10
f5or c5tboats all the regular design classes
and the raceabouts. The s. 80, =. q and Il foot
ca ases OF sloops have also heen remembered The
stakeboats of the clubhouse with signal guns at
intervals Of FIVE minutes 10. the various classes
The courses for the % and ~ foot class OF sleeps
Will &c fourteen miles with turning points al the
bell hUov north of Prospect Point the red spar
buoy OF. Scotch Caps Reef the black spar b2oy
off Matinicock Point and the red spar buoy on
ccpt the HAmpstead Harbor one design and b-i0ot
catboats wifi sail the same course. emitting the
Scotch cans r,ark-dista-ce, eleven and three-uudr
ter niles The latter boats viii sail six and hair
miles turning the Prospect Point mark only.
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RECoRpEp TRANSFERS.

9Th ave No 69I. ;. . 5x1oo. Wesley Thorn to
city Itral Estate Company, mortgage, S-'vooe. -.
e4,n~st No II East. - oxIoo.s leonard
Abrams q al, 20 Adolf G1bfstein- mortgage
Lexington ave No A. S. 2oxs0. John
NeV.Y York state Kea.ty and terminal Company $1,000
ave. n W 4lst-sJ SssX49- Middleton
Edrland Hugh . G-alt. mortgage, S2u.otp Nominal
lItth-st. t $. las r OF Willisave. @oSlOO Rich
ART Decvcs 10 Rockiald Realty Company.
.-------- 100
II4th-st, Il $ 100 II W Madlson-lve 25x1OO Il.
Isaac I, shapiro Woh Aaron; mortgage,
6ei-st No s4o TO s4s East I35 0xIOO5. Isaac
Coo,stein and wife. to Esther Isenberg;
SIS. 600 100
2l-aSe Nos , +s9 and > 40I $ 40 IIxIOO Leo
pold Heilinger and wife. Abraham SchuIder
another. mortgage. So, 600 koS
No 10 739. 5. 1871. 6xs9:
No TAT. 163x50: julie
o Charles Knapp; 500 600. 100
l49d-st No 255 West. 25xs9 Il: John ] McQuied
Annie Ciarfunkel, mortgage S21 SCI. 100
Oiver-st No ~. = 30. tx72 2x23 sxTS. OIver-sr.
No T. 70 iX69x29 lOX722. Abraham Dan.
Abraham Levensten; = part: all title;
Cioie-st No 100 s. - IOx56.5x22 IOx54 II; Lou
= Norton Alexander Frtedebsrg.
$4,000. and .....-......... 100
HobrooS to BUSINESS Mems Realty CO. $3.50
Lextnston-ave. n corner OF 4sth-st. 1oo.5xHos
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BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Narn,ou-ave. side. 14t feet north OF One hun
red ATHEIST, three frame dwell
ing houses Sx52Is feet; Charles f Canedy. owner.
Gillespie * Carrel. architects. SIS. 600.
Bureu-st side I25 feet south Of Columbus
ave story frame dwellings, 20x45 fact. An
e, and architect. $4,000
side. Us feet south Of One-h hundred
sixty ffth-st, four Ave story brick tenement
houses, 45-TIl2o feet. Mccarthy Macy. owners
Moore & LandsetdeI. architects $1S0.OOO-
Courtlanct- ave. west aide 100 south OF One
hundred -1fty seventh-st. story brick tens
-leur house. 436xSS6 feet. Philip FreUdenulacher,
owner. Charles Baxter & SON. architects. $4,000
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Oak -. 81 ana b. for a six story brick teue-
uent and store, - NXi-I-I, VI -aut@ngeIo. own
bernstein & Bernstein architect.
la-'th - Al" 2 of Lencx-av@, for tvs six
story brick te-erisurs ard stores 81 sxS6. Il
tfrOs~ps4 r,rCs & RoserbaU-u. owners. e. r
b. Oh on 90
PorS-ave and siJh - cor. fo- n six story
brick ia 1ts'v9d -. Wu 2 RoE-iE owner. =
Pelham. c-uh ----- -------... ..-.-.- /.
Le-ox ave aud II IN cor. for SIX
sror' brisk Fats 5G.IIy9s. II. Arnstein. owner
e. z Pelh-1r. architect .. ---. .-.....-.-...
B-adhurSr ave anil tS2d cor. FIR three
i've story brick ;euements. O. 6NT7- iCxirr-s
Murray x litL owners. T Ralph. architect
Ihomuson-sy leS alI I3p- for a story brick
tenement and store. 40xS2 :. LAURA Csoene-
vese & Glass;. owners Horenburgsr s. Straub.
architects .
Ist-av" 2o+2. f0r a six story brick tenement and
store, p 2Sloo. Hass & LippTnan. owners; Bern
stem x Bernstein. architects ......-.
ist-ave 2.109 and All. for a six story brick
tenement and store. 50.5xsT. VI Kraiewitch
owner Bernstein & Bernstein. architects
clseN"icn ana Perry-s-s. for SIX
storF prick tsnemeDts and stores. rs TX.
hacz 81 Wiu0ie. cwner-. Bernstein & Bern
stein. architects ...---.- .
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LAWN TENNIS.
Collins Western Champion for Sirth
Time-Defeats Little.

Chicago Aug. 2--Kreigh Collins. Of Chicago.
holder OF the Western championship In men $
singles for five seasons. added another year to his
record by defeating r D. Little. the Princeton
player In the closing match OF the Western cham
pionshlp tourna nent at the Keuwood Courts to-
day Little won the first set % after a hard
fight. but unable TO take another, and the next
three went 10 the WesteTner. 10, Ct, e.
Collins has already sent mis- entry for tho natOnal
pionship tourney, which opens at Newport on
August Il. He has been training carefully since
the opened and hopes TO be In his best form
by that time Tie is a much stronger player than
he was last year his service JIG much more effective
and his net play finished and accurate
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TEN MORE AUTOS" IN RUN.

~ rELEGRAFH Il - - !

Cleveland. AUG THE White touring cars led
the run into Cleveland this morning The five
steamers that left Erie at Il o'clock last
night. pulled up ar o'clock this morning. The
Royal Tourist, another Cleveland made machine.
started az midnight. and arrived few minutes
after the Whites. The first car that started this
morning was n 24-horsepower Panhard followed a
few inmates later by the EImcre Pathfinder. a l.
horsepower car. that has already made the round
trip 20 ST Louis These two cars made the IL
miles "a little less than four hours. The Franklin
made the ruu under four hours. did the Pierce
Great Arrow
Ten additional machines Joined here FOR the ST.
Louis t0-r. making total OF thirty-three ma
chimes thar Will start for Toledo TN the morn
Ing. A dinner was given the visitors by the White
Sewing Machine Company this evening
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REALTY NOTES.

Julius Friend Gustavl= Henry an Heh>
ard sideuherg Berlin Trosky. six entire LOTS As
square fset building Nos q % = Eas:
HouStons f1r a. ar aggregate rsrta- d
SIS
The Lane estate has leased Mrs Meischvtno me
story building, No. West Twenty niah-st on 9o'
25x9se feet
nh. David Spr!ngstsen Tompkins and three ota--
farms Eluhrsr. Borough Of queens. the HOFFMAN
Enl-varf. bought by a Boston Syn1cat- f'r
Sl6ooOo purchase zoo acres Il . near
subdivision. and Will De dsvalope1 II 4
similar IN that.
Il; Erart.l q sons negotiated sale q No lS East
one severth-st. recorded ysstertay
Louis Becker the recent sales Of No 81
West one hundred and No 453 Wes-
--- -------a-- sscnEa-sI-
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WANT A RATIONAL" RULING
Automobile Association Expected to Appeal
10 Secretary Metcalfe on Ferryboat Rule.

W vs.. Niles. counsel OF the Automobile Associa-
ron II America. told a Tribune reporter yesterday
that he would nor attempt 10 forecast what the
association would 30 at It's meeting to-day in re
gard 20 the order OF the Brooklyn Ferry Com
panv forbit6.ug the transportation Of anT but
electric automobiles ou its boats
My impression. however" said Mr. Niles. lis
thar aa application VII he made 90 the Secretary
OF Commerce for a rational ruling as 10 the mean
lr1 OF the statute believe = the matter is placed
before him Ia q proper light. and he - full~ in
formed a. What the actual mechanical effect is
u Jr. o- tL- EasgIeUe automobile. be- viii
see the statute does not apply 10 such a case ana
will the statute accordingly His ruling
might possibly be made IN q few days after the
LrL--lLl-u
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TEAM LAP RACE AT THE aEAcA

three-rr!le team lap race for points for the
Metropolitan Team Championship vii. be run ar
AIsrhatta1 Beach ON saturday Fiv- points so
10 the ninn.c o. es-c LAP three u the second ana
one - the tht-c Fox the last lap the points will
be increased t. ten SIX ana two A silver loving
cup viii tie given the winning club and gold
watches 20 its Representatives.
There is also a halt-mile open, two-m!le han
dlcaQ thrar-rulle novice ana TWO match races down
for decision Charles Eaihelt ana Frank Galvir,
will ride a pursuit race e. finish In the first
while The second viii be triangular sprint be-
tween Tom Butler Frank '1twel and Waiter
ll~tf.rg
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DECISION AGAINST PLANT
Protest Of O7cner Of Hgomar Not
ALI0zced at CO7ces Regatta.

Cowes. Isle % Wight, Aug. 2-The protest made
BY Morton F Plant. Of New-York. owner Of the
Yacht InEomar against the White Heather yes
terday, in the race for the ComnOdores Cup. I'm
which he declared that the British yacht into
the Iugomar was decided to-day III favor OF the
White Heather. The latter won the time
allowance. though the IugOmar crossed the nuish
line first
The Brynhlid the Kings Cup to-day after
drifting match The Glory second The Meteor
was the first the line tho finish but
was placed. owing 10 time allowance
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THE RECORDS.


Detroit, Aug 2-The Hghlanders defeated De
troit at American League Park to-day in ten
inning game to 1.
Errors on both sides gave each a run. Nc
Cures tumble in the fifth responsible for the
home mines only tally. while Mullens bad throw
i'm the eighth evened the score Powell and Muller
were in the box and both pitched a steady game
There was much excitement in the tenth. when the
visitors sent out two singles and. aided by sacri-
hces, brought i'm the winning The neidlng
of ElberfelG was feature Of the game, anC
Keeier's oue-handed catch called forth applause
BE-
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REST FOR SQUADRON a PONIES.

The POLO committee of Squadron "A announces
that play Will be discontinued the first three weeks
Of August except that private ponies may be
brought 10 the field on any Tuesday. Thursday or
on of the owner, given direct
the stables. squadron ponies not TO exceed two a
man will be brought down like order of any
member only the second and third fields will be
used Games scheduled with Rumson and Staten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-03
MANY ENTRIES EOS cay sHoRg SHOW

The Bay Shore Horse show which viii he held
on August & . and .. promises To be the most sue
cesstuI one eve- held uy the association The list
of entries has been considerably beyond the best
Of former wears. and the list Of box holders long
ON the FIRST day there are thirteen classes 20 be
Judged and the same number on the following day
on the last day there will be fourteen classes
Judged Tie value Of the prizes In money and
% 10 %.aIO
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DANIELS TO SWIM AGAINST ADAMS.

The 1Oo-yard swimming race that was scheduled
for Saturday the Manhattan Swimming Club
has been changed TO a 50d-yard race. Several re-
quests had been received FOR the change that E
II. Adams and c. NJ Daniels both OF the New
York Athletic Club. might have . chance 10 meet
ut the distance. The other race for the day is
for 200 yards More than forty entries have al
ready been received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-03
cHEss TOURNAMENT IN LONDON.

London. Aug. with the exception Of one game
between Mason and Mortimer adjourned an the
games Of the seventh round of the national tour
nament at the City OF London Chess Club reached
decisive results as follows; Napier Won from Leon
hardt ShoosmIth defeated Teichmann Loman lost
10 Tattersall Van Vliet succumbed to Lee Black
burne disposed Of Cfunston. Mackenzie of Brown
and Gunsberg of Curnock Muller had a bye. Fol
lowing is the standing Of the competitors 10 date:
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sEgRrNo DESERTS PlTTssURG.

lEY TELEGRAPH TO THE -RrrrSEI
PittsburR Aue 2-"J.mmy' Sebring. P1ttshurS >
right aeder. deserted the team at the Union Sta
ton lasr night refusing 10 10 on the Eastern trip
ns ordered by Presden preytlss. Sebrinz wished
70 go home 10 WIlu1msport 10 nurse his ankle.
which he -Fpralued IN the game with Cincinnati
Sunday. ana Dreyc.ss had told him 10 20 a
specialist in New-YoTk-