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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-06-25

A Package shor,: :li- Wife
.I'm snre you've f"rgo.te" .o'n~-
rLiny - The Suhurbanitr-'' AM,
YOU can't remember wha' IL was -
His Wife think Of it present.
w. 1t was awfully careless Of you
to forget it, Brooklyn Life.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-06-25

s.Herbert has been running an
auto so long that he had for2otton
all about horseback riding" What
did he do when the horse baked %
"He crawled under HIM to see
what was the matter. Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-06-25

..Johnnle! Wba, do you mean
bv killing all those chlckens?"
.sPaw SAID they was money il,
chickens, an | want a ball an a
bat an a mitt. Houston Post.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-06-25
Nine. Sara Bernhard employed

Nine. Sara Bernhardt employed
a young artist TO design some stage
dresses for her. She was delighted
with the work. and, on bearing his
price. exclaimed: ''More, more!
You have only asked working paw.
" bat wish to pay for is your
TALENT and she forthwith doubled
ed the amount.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-06-25

Young Lawyer-Then the liti-.
CATION is only in a preliminary
stage?
Old Lawyer-That's all. The
case hasn't been before the courts
more than two years. Puck,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-06-25

Eight years ago a Swede named
johnson, having been successful in
business elsewhere, went to Los
Angles, CAL, with $40 in his
pocket. He invested it in pigeons,
located III secluded, we'll shell
tered valley, and went to work for
himself. Now he has 10000 birds,
requiring four men to assist him,
and night watchman and several
dogs to guard against sneak thieves
and expendlng $27 daily for grain.
The young doves or SQUADS are
shipped east and sold for *3 doz.
en-, though many are sold at Los
Angles for less. As TO the profits
of this pigeon farm, Mr.. johnson
cleared $4,000 last year, besides
the increase in the number OF birds.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-06-25
1900.
Dixon Academy

Covington- la
The school divided into three terms as foHow
FALL TERM SEPTEMBER 10th, TO DECEMBER 2st. 1903
WINTER TERM. JANUARY 2no TO MARCH 22nd, 1907
SPRING TERM MARCH TO JUNE 18th. 1904
No Student will be Received for Shorter Period thar One Iem
Charges for Day Pupils:
Primary Grade $5 90 Per Term
Grammar Grade &S W FoF leT"
ALL DUES PAYABLE EACH TERM IN ADVANCE
: Vim. A. DIXON, Principal.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-06-25
Use Of Coal Oil.

A few drops on your dus,ing-
cloth will brighten your furniture
az we'll as prevent dust from fly.
ing from the cloth.
One tablespoonful added TO each
boiler fnll of water will lessen
labor, as we'll as whlten your
clothes when washing.
A few drops added to your
boiled starch will make ironing
easier.
A few crops on a hinge or roller
which has formed a bad habit Of
squeaking will insure a aspeedY cure.
A few drops added to the water
with which windows are to be
washed will save time and labor.
Saturate cloth in the oil, and
rub the rollers to clear clothes
wringer quickly.
Saturate cloth with the oil to
clean the sink, bath Tub or basin
which has become greasy and dis.
colored from use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-24

OF the asylum fronting FIrth-ave from the
Union Club. the northeast
Firtysecond-st. Even Fttysecondst
movement which took the form OF the erection OF some
stop. II affected large plot Hotel Lang
ham site at the northeast Of
Fffth-ave.
The old Langhsra forms part u the block
bounded by Firy-secon6 F1fty-thiTd SITS.
Madison u has frontage OF 1151s feet IN the
II sold by y. GOlding broker. United
States Realty and Construction Company about
81 500 OoD Later II said that W K Vanderbilt jr.
was considering plans for the erection OF dwelling
lSlS il learned that " K Vanderbilt, jr, had
abandoned whatever plans had for improving the
site through the that J. Henry Smith
bought parcel the northeast q second
st and Ethav fronting 50 feet IN the and $50
feet in the AS Mr. Smith recently bought the
the site viii likely be abandoned
II be the OF opinion among real
estate likelihood OF part
ne Langhem block fronting in FfthGNe getting into
the hands OF any who VIII erect an apartment
hotel there Mr. Luce reported have bought OF
occupancy and the other houses Investment
y said weeks ago that John y. GOidtnx had
sold Tor Frank W SavIn the Commercial Cable Com
pary NO 70 New St three story building on plot OF
desired Cable Company the
70 its present building That report confirmed last
An interesting important deal Of the week The
SAFE by G!isev Brothers Co Tor Albert Storer OF Nc
East Thirtysecond-st four story 5rown-tone front
Mrs Christian Herter. the South
ack estate had sold 23e Fifth-ave four story and
basement brownEtone building. plot p 2xlOo feet al
Joining the northwest corner OF Twenty seyenth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-24
Transactions IN Realty.

Shaw & 20 have sold for Adele Bisehon No wers
One hundred nd-tvventy-t.ird- St, three and
basement brownsone dwelling house 10 sx5oxlO0 feet
The purchaser win occupy the premises
". D. Morgan sold Frank Meyer and
Z r Merrill plot. 50x99 fse north side Of
One-hundred and for;eth 100 Feet west Of Amster
ave.
The Gaines Roberts Company bought from Mary
Webner plot I2Ox125 feet side % Union
Il feet north OF One-hursdred -sixtythirSst
n Rubinger & co. have sold Michael Miller 10
Well Mayer No s23 s2e East One-hundred- and
hrst-st FOUR story houses. plot lax
IooII
H c. Senior & Co have sod FOR Augustus L Hayes
the five story West sxtysecond-
st on lot 25xIOO5 feet. Mr. LAskow
Arnold s. By-ne have sold for Benjamin 2.
J Korz;neck go West Fifteeuth-st. a FIVE story
ns-house. on lot etx77 feet
Michael Fseny sold X LHwenberg No. 204 East
nehundred- sixth St Ave story hzthouse.
lot 81 6x99 Il
Marcus Nathan sold lot 25x75 feet the
northwest o. JacEsonave and One-hundred and
L NJ Baird has sold for client 70 Louis Solomon No
1872 Brook ave. four story hathouse. lot p *
Charles Ullunan O a Nicholson $50
ana 52 East thirty sixth two four
stoTy hatHousss on plot 9cXoO feet also Tor M Tay
feet in Van Beuren-st, CSIurbus-ave.
Reiss Brothers have sold for Henry Campbell 10 a
ceni two lots on the north side OF one hundred and
sixty-frst-st. 100 feet east Of CUurtlauet-ave.
Thorn & CO. have sold FOR client 70 !. NJ. Benson.
will build dwelling house plot, 7Sx1l5 feet OF
Iaumeistc- Co have sold No eos East One hundred
loo feet.
T 7 HaymRn 60 sold for Mrs Marietta
twenty-hrs;-st. d three story basement dwelling
ESSSs. on lot lSx45-ll feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-24
THE WEEK IN REALTY.
Sales in the Central F'ifth-aCe. Sec
ton q Feature.

The market enliYenei last by sales OF
Of the choicest parcels Manhattan Island. Not one
Of the transactions indicated purchasing
rnent however The principal deal Of tho week was
the BY Henry D Wiuans & MAY FOR Robert Scovle
20 Harry J. Luce president Of the Aeker Merran -
Condit Company OF 8s7. $50 and e71 F1rth-ave
southeast corner Of -third-st. anG No. Fart
F1fty-third-st $3.50 900 The combined parcels
form plot comprising about $500 square feet This
part Of FTftk-avs. is frequently called the Vanderbilt
section.
~ time the old Roman Chthollo Orphan Asylum
block bounded by Firy-rst and Flftysecond SITS Fifth
and Madison ayes. bought in De9smber, 1899 by
8arney-shelcon syndicate it thought that part
block might he improved with big apartment
hotel, and suoh prolsc; would have weakened the
residential character O. the section. The NeW-fork
Realty Corporation bought the Bsrney-Sheidon syn
plot the southeast Of Frfry second st
ana Fifth-Gve forming part the Roman Catholic
Orphan Asylum block. and having frontage OF 12o5
feet 100 n street For that
the corporation paid $3.50 600 and IN turn sold
Ssx5OoO The buyer bought the parcs! as site
hotel well under when the Neg-lork Realty
Corporation. acting. appears George W. lander
bit bought back the for S1o e0O sot only
would the hotel have changed considerably the resi-
Dental character OF the section. bu; would have
somewhat affected the light and air OF the Nanderolt
Sloane houses. occupying the block front on ths
side OF Fifth-sve.. from Frfy-nrst-st 10 fifty
secona-st.
The OF saf.guardee
By the erection OF row Of dwelling houses on mat part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-24
L4RNED BEATS WRIGHT.
Wins an Straight Sets at Seabright-
Urenns IN Doubles.

Holding 20 the superb f. N that he has shown in
al. Of his recently played matches William a.
L-4raed defeated Beals G Wright yesterday in the
tennis challenge contest for the Achels Cup at the
end OF the invitation tournament Of the Seabright
Ia Tennis and Cricket Club Tho victory brought
al finer points and proved the strength of
LaTned's game. The score Yves - 81, Is. The
FIRST prize the round robin doubles by
the Wrenn brothers despite their some what erratic
showing IN several Of their matches.
The contest for the challenge cup the chief
contest OF the day. and. the Harvard man had
been showing good tennis x predicted that he
would at least make LaTned nght FIVE sets. Both
overhead and of the ground Wright in fine
form, but larned shade the better. and his
shots came or with the characteristic easy grace
that indicates the expert that La-Ied is playing
on the TOP OF his game II on the invincible
defensive game and tho pretty accuracy OF mis-
playing FOR passes and close court drives that
LGraed surpassed Wright and earned MS victory.
Both 81 the doubles matches vent through three
sets. The Wrenn brothers defeated Larned and
Wright. 90. 80, S-5 giving splendid exhibition
OF timely lobbing as a part OF the American at
tsctlilg game. Bob ~ worked with his &C
elistoned dash and aggressiveness Harvard's pair.
William J clothier and Edgar " Leonard. won
the remaining doubles match, defeating J. D.
Forbes and p F1ncke, 81. 6-3. 81. The Harvard
men We're bit Glow In their attempts to plsy the
net game, and Clothier seemed to be away behind
the form he has shown IN previous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-24
DANIELS WINS SWIMMING RACE.
First in 300-Yard Handicap of Manhattan
Clubs Contests

Several thousand persons witnessed the races OF
the Manhattan Swimming Club, AT s-hundred-
and forty niIth-st. and North River. YESTERDAY.
The feature OF the races was the performance OF
C. NJ Daniels. American champion, who the
coward handicap. He started d a rapid pace
and soon passed Ray Mulvey, OF The New-York
Athletic Club who received 30 seconds handicap.
and gradually Increased head. and finished about
TWO YARDS winner.
r l. DammCu. who the l0e- yard handicap.
was proteste 81 account OF professionalism.
au!eIs started from scratch in this contest. but his
opponents proved too much for him. and he fin
ished fftA The summaries;
F5f-~ Yards jnovioe}-won BY Wreidt, acheer.
second. George schefrer. third Time O-30-.
one hundred yards -thanGcsp)--Won by r. u Dam
Fsoonds,- II. b. Eeconds). second.
Thomas Webb d6 seconds) third Time ~
7rfree xards thandicRp)-Wou by 9 NJ Dan
fes X a 9. (scrztrh3. RRT AIuvey, TuscarorR A e..
$50 secondE). second. Charles RubeT1 h. y. a. - q
feccnds) third. Time 9:4s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-24
RECORDED MORTGAGES

BandY Bernard. 10 Pick: Prospect-ave
1Tsth-st. prior mtge $4,000. ! year
Wagner Ernest. TO Anna Jastro; Fultor-av n
" = 90 II 7 e OF 18th also Fulton ave
eBB II n = OF l6Tth-st; years per cent 10 600
Rohris Vim 2 70 Borough Realty Co: Park-aye
cor 0oth-st; Te-recorded; Cue December.
Costello Peter 10 Bernhard Iedersr: I-wis.t
lot l. map annexed to a2s D 81: que
September :, 1903; & I
Goodman Ur-y 10 state Bank: Rivington-st a .
lots 158 & l54. y GouverneJ-: 8 months
cent; notes u 900
100 n Of Park-ave; prior mtge SIS 800
years. per cent .-..-.......,..... 500
Bruwnold Julia. Alonz0 L Tnska: roth s,
14l West; prior mtge. $4,000 due August T.
kenny Katie TO Ethel stephens i72i-.t n SOU
Bryant-st: l wear. Per .......... 900
Schneider. Theresa. VIM Z Johnson; isth-st
DOT West: PRO- mtse. $4,000; years 3 per
Forisn=s Nunziante 10 Peter CSroth: Centre Mar i
ket Place 7: years. per ......-- 4 600
19- II = Of 1stave; prior mtge SIS 500; in
stalments: 9 ---.......-.-..... eooo
De Larsngn FiloJnena. 20 Adelbsrt Becker:
Oakland ave 100 n Of Perspective
Hagen Aivina to Ida Meyer ct al sxrs: Lex --'0
ington-ave, W = SOS 70 OF 5Jth-st: due Cc.o-
Der 80 1907. per cent ...-..-...........
The Hn Lsssehoid and Real Property COMPANY
Gre-ne-st 60 n Grard-st: ieasehole
all title nstalnents cent. ..--.-......- s5Oo
Walker, George ". 10 Clarence Clayton:
81 8 lG6s = Of Broadway; due October l.
PARK William G. the Equitable IA.s Assurance
Society: 14th-st S, go II e OF 5th-avs:
years. ~ .--.-.....-............... 600
Hellinger Lsoaoid. 70 Leo Honixman trustee:
Weiss. Julia. 70 Title GUARANTEES and Trust CO;
sd-ave NO lSs years. 4i2 cent....-.-.-.- 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-24
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE MATCHES.

That stanch and tried tennis team OF the New
York Athletic Club Roland II. Mallory and S. NJ
Caldwell. moved the Mercury Foot emblem three
points nearer 20 the championship honors Of the
Metropolitan Tennis League yesterday. winning
both the matches In the singles and the In tho
doubles against the OF the AlontclaIr Athletic
Club. Fer the last several weeks Mallory and
Caldwell have shown great Improvement in their
game and yesterday they did well on me courts
TraVers Island that the Montclar were
onl- able g get three out Of the thirty games
played. Mallory beat 3. Thomas. OF Monrclalr.
80 Ct In the other singles contest Caldwell
defeated F. Kidder. Of Montclair. 81. G-l. The
best work % Mallory and Caldwell was seen IN the
6oub5es against B. Thomas, who paired with 4. l.
Marvin. The match was one long series OF rallies
the net, IN which the Newly orker came on
with the points with such invariably accurate
strokes that they took TIE match 60. 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-24
CHANDLER EeAN WINS IN WEST

Chicago. July Eli. Chandler Egan. of the Elk
moor Golf Club won The Raviuoaks Cup with 10
up and 20 play. against Robert z. Hunter. Of
Midlothian. this afternoon Al the Onwentsia Club.
The contest snded The twenty seventh hole.
Hunter being unable 20 make a winning score from
the other nlne holes. This Is the second time inside
OF three years thai Egaa has gained first honors IN
the tournament for the Ravinaaks cup. one moro
victory VIII eutitis him IN the cup.
The 5olace Cup went 10 the Western champion.
Walter EgRn. OF Exrnoor. VINO defeated r. Il.
McElwee Of o1weDtSie. : up and 20 play Il.
Chandler ECB- also won the OUweutsla Cup IN the
thirty -Loie medal play by the low score OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

i'ia, rs $50 q ,- Of G faays = 4S s1Sas
cas- sss4 % ssa as q Ia 5a g Aas+se
li3th-st e. ldo = a Parx-ave 2sKlOo 10.
Rosio -E7ooa 70 Il schultz: mor'sHSe slsS0o' no
ce5s,T, llar.e, PIsss So, = sz.a 2sesa.sl.
Coae5T1 ave. n w coz trure-st, ~ ozloo. Michs.
Clear Patrick 3 Burke mortgage. sL0tN 80
lsS.h - No So Ea-t 2axse. Martia Kie,t 10
LsEr3 IaasIrenn 5aor,sass ssgS 9 and Il"
raotap-On TO James z Glover; mortsag-
PAU N far-5e - VIM Wsinwrisht- Nominal
F.isrnera resoro 70 HANNAH -cSnson 80. 1880
s aI'a al a sit's - 's Nominal
o.sT 'f-S ". Henry INroh 70 Anna o
oisi-st So- SIG ana s2l Eaa. 5o1loos: JsooO
1aortrsge sls ~ -. Nominal
1aor,sass slsco =: ,Norina,
fsssnaa and another ( Nominal
Nest station: John Sheehan - Florence
el.t-s St . s. eia ?; " q 1s,-ar- . sz1oe5: Dom
nick Bozzafn ana snsta s % John s01uih one ,o
Isaac Fses to Bernard BondT. half part mort
8, Hna,s-eye, e ; 500 II Il iaath-s, 2a1oo.
VIM Il Mayer % Albert Bode and wife mort
Cd ave " : sii +, or lasth ct, runs n 81
another George Reeber Nominal
eth 81. 400 r of 9th ave. 25xesp, Ed
e. Mussel and another 70 MatGll1a L Van
IL BsrEh Of al all title 200
Boulevard W $50 I2s TX
TAX 1OOx ~ TX 81 tx 1l6I Edward
Peck referee Dime Savings Bank 420 900
Egll-avs. 205th-st. A. .sxi1oxTe.IS
100 3. CHRISTOPHER ] Kelly Norris Never and
another mortgage 00o Nominal
ST. n e. 400 II OF Tth-ave. % sNse Il. Sig
Elsaer Henry Weiss mortgages. S73.-
900. 9 and 100
75th St No al East s5xiOe 2 Rubin %
Nathan flatchks ana another; mortgage. $40 -
4t6 $, v Corner arm st, ll412o5 weksnsa:
William II Morse Joseph Schneider; mort
$3.50. o @ and 100
24th-st. 81 2 Of 6th-ave l6xse 4;
William Brtton Jane E BTitton; 0 and. 100
24th-st No los West. lBxse+ William Britton
to Jane Z Britron- c and .-..- 100
2d-Rvs No 1923 201S0. Louis Miller
Business Mems Realty COMPANY; mortgage.
1l9;s-st No s47 East, Is 4xIOo 10: rherssia DUR
@ Business Mems Realty Company. mortgage
u4tls-st No ~ West c7xiO0 IL: Herman Gam
pert Theresa Gamp-rt: nortsaEe So 900.
llTth- ST. l64 Il NJ lst-ave. 2SXl0O 10. Eliza
= Soupal 20 Lena Scheinbsrg. mortgage. SIS 500:
Ie1inSton-aye. W 3 Is ii II s OF o7th 81 esxso
Leopold Kaufman 10 Jonas Wen and another
mortgage 1000 Nominal
1880 st No as 10 s52 East 81 sxiOo III James d
lyman execgtgr and trustee. 70 Louis Iese:
Morton 81. No Sd s 25xIOO: Mary = BurchIu 20
Lucy L BOgart. O and .---...-..-
Jsfrersan-ave, s. 20 II " OF Fox-ave. loOx2Gx
irregular; Louise Winter 10 sophia II woessner
Oakland Place g. 100 n W OF Prospect-ave a. 2
x100xsy 1x1O0. c a Becker 10 Filornena DO To-
reno; and . q. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-24

Del Garcia Helen NJ 20 Mary Voorhees,; s4fh-st.
5 per cent .~e~.... $500
Schneider Joseph, William II Morse 4rh
W cor 2ITth-st Wakefield years per GTj
Aatchke Nathan. another to Frank Ruben
. years . per cent So. 275o
: st. No 80 East: years per cens.--. I7oo0
Rsebe-. George a. 70 Lawyers Title Insurance
years per cent - IOeO
Johnson Hannah 10 Annette L Johl-on; Belrnont-
n 1lsst-st. years. "a per
Meyer. Morris, and another Christopher J
Kelly: Hull-ave. n " 2OSth--:; prior
gage 900. years. per cent loo
Marx MasdaienR Henry q Slices jr. letS-sf-
>, 1s5 = OF 4th-ave. Wakefield; prior -
eco; demand s r-.---..--- go
R0essner, Sophia NJ and another. to Louise Win
Jaierson-Rve .. 2T5 II OK Fox-ave
hdenwaid. z 5 ..-.....----. 900
SheshRn. Florence o L s Title Guaranty
Indemnity Company: lots so ant 9l. Map $40
lots. Mc(sraw also lots 81 and q.
map yr. per cent : 500
Sianil-, Natalie Andrew GIL: 2d-sve. 75.l0
n I03th instruments. cent =0TO
Hankinson c 10 Robert Ac9l; Washing
Ion-st Nos 5sI and 5s3. GFeenwtch-Et. No 500
also WashingtOn-st Nos 452 and -5s.
Watts-st also Caroline No \; also sullivan
-. No osAs Z. part: all title: yrs per cent sJO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-24

Cne-handre -f;sty-hrsst. north eide, IS feet
Morris ave. story brick store sox22 feet
Epstein owner: Alfred architect; 81 SEQ
Purar-ss side * feet north OF Bearoork Road
story dwelling house 2oxS0 feet Longia p.
Flies. owner and architect s.. zoo
Jennings 81 north - - feet OF Prospect
three story s0KSl feet.
Sauer Gross HerteEer and other persons owners
Melville DaEre architects. Ssu.JJO
Boston Read east side 80 rset north OF
st1rv 4GN9i
li-oss Esrbeuer other persons Aevlis
= Jagse. architects. $50 0QU.
falsho.rst side 1875 feet south u Jeuninss-.t
three frame tenement house 201S34 feet.
Iunau1aE Sweeney " j. Garviu architect s.. Ose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-24
WOMEN sNPPERs AT The HELM.

With women ~ their helrns-sorne Of the fairest
Corinthians % Oyster Bay-seven OF The 15-fout
class c. yachts. belonging 10 members Of the Sea-
wanhska C0rtlJhian Yacht Club. were raced with
EklI yesterday ~ fresh breeze from The north
LorIhe--- TIE prize was . silver cup presented by
Sear u n1-loGlre Frank :. Hastings.
Miss Christine 8cOsey Il. a daughter q X. Ernlen
Roosevelt and a cousin Of the President Was IL
Tie t-l-T 90 little YACHT Egy. Fer yacht was
-ol-Ll 81 me -rlsh. but she was only 81 seconds
oetCc the second yacht. The BARN. sailed by Miss
Nan 4athesol, was the oy ! minute %
seconds The SUMMARY
FIFTEES-FDDT CLAss-I-ADIEE RACE FOR HAST
mes CT-P-~~ 1T e-1O-CDr-pEr IA MITES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-24
ALEXANDER STILL STATE CHAMPION

Syracuse July Erred 3. Alexander. Of New
York State tennis champion FOR the last two years
held that tile this afternoon at the state tennis
tournament IN this city. defeating A z. Bell. the
Pacific coast champion. easily in three straight
sets. Alexander VIII retain the champion eup.
he has won II three successive times a good
sizeG crowd despite The that descended az
intervals, watched the matches and frequently ap-
plauded the brilliant plays OF the men Alexander
won, 10, 81, Sc Id e-S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-24
GOLF.
A pa1camis Players Qualify at Medal
Play for Special Cup.

The members of tehApawamis Club competed yes
terday in eghteen-hole medal play handicap
qualifying round for a cup presented by 3 Lam
bert Sackett. There q large field OF competi-
tors, and V. II. Delano who played from scratch
did the course in sand qualified. II. B. Clark and
.: = Fuller tied for sixteenth place. with
score OF ~ The best gross 81, made by
W = Adams and {. p. Gillert. while the best het
score was Is, made by c. r. Gilletu and II. Straw
NH. r-af i.ies rrar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-24
AGAINST BOOZE AT ENaLEwooD.

There eighteen hole match play against
bogie yesterday at the Englewood Golf Club links,
which resulted in a tie between Murray Olyphant,
the New-Jersey State champion. and ". z. r.
Moore. who did the course IN 81 and finished up
OF boyle They divided the prize which was
sweepstakes. W. J. Mcknight down G. NJ.
BoyntOn. Dr. Holmes, George Graham F. Suare
and & H Parsons were each down, T. F. LEI
ferts was down and T. H. Lockwood and p. F.
RunTnond were each down. The other compet-
tors did not return their cards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-24

LITTLE RHoDY GETS Upton CUP

meeting Of fiae regatta committee o. the Jsrool
20 aacnt CLUB was held last week and after con
. --s5.tg tne protest made BY Gilbert Ray Eawss
We unanimously decided 70 award the Isnrc-,
49, .P 70 the Little ithody. c. T. Tgllinghast owns
Tie - - ,ss.son that she had fully com 1iied WITH
- 0sSnNil91s and sailing directions in the ocea.
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CHESS TOURNAMENT AT coeURo.

Coburg July Conc OF the competitors in the
masters tournament Of the German Chess Assoca-
ton Brody has retired after playing four rounds
Eis game with Flslschmann, which he won. and
those with bernstein. Bardeleben and caro-. which
he lost have been cancelled under the rules.
In the hfth round Wolf won hts game from Caro-
while the remaining five games. Marco BardeIeben
Berger Bernstein. Suechting Fleschmann Gott-
schall-Swiderski and John-Schlechter. all
drawn MieSes had bye The game between
Mieses and John from the fourth round was also
recorded draw. The standing follows;