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New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
CRAMER'S NEW RECORD.
Champion CycIist Sbortens Quarter
Nile Time.

For the fourth year In succession Frank L.
Kramer has won the title OF American professional
cycling champion, his victory in the two-mile
National Cycling Association circuit championship
his 60 IN the table to decide the 1904 honor
In addition TO winning the circuit race Kramer
won the quarter-mile handicap from scratch. and
in his trial heat broke the former record for the
distance. The old record. which made at
Decatur, Iowa. on October IS, 1894, by A. l. Brown
OF Cleveland, was % S-5 seconds. and Kramer cut
off one-hfth OF a SECOND.
Lee and Ernst had bad luck in the final heat OF
the quarter-ulile open amateur, and had chance
to figure in the finishing sprint. Alfred Ashurss
ono OF the seasons finds In the amateur ranks was
the quickest starter, and led from the beginning OF
the race. Lemherg second, and Ellington third
starters in the ave-rnile handicap but could not
catch the men ahead or him and gave II up before
miles. when Billington dropped out. Rupprecht
jumped away from his opponents on the last turn
maries:
jacob Nse sseond RO6sS s' Ea~sS1
Quarter nile (open asateurl-Woa by Alfred Ashurs
City Whsemen san J9ss Gs sT, sSS1d Tsddy Ri.lins
York fourth Time. O;SON
Fiye-@o hsndicap taTnsteur,-woa BY Edward Rup-
TTns eS sr F9 sSa @ Bay
Dove. New-York Goo yards). fourth Time. i1;oik Lap
ouarterie handicap Observation-Disclosures by frank 1.
Kramer East orange a., N j. SsSrSteh,; 4scaE sGnwsh
t2O yards third J. p Jacobson. Ncw-tIaven Conn go
oe National cycle Association crcu, ehamplO
ship Iprofsssi01aNwSa N.n, BY gsnnk Krsmef Eas.
SGSn 5ass seas 1u6roos hr rod RSs5 'SssSs Ss%
ark y. j.. fourth Time, f;oIA, Leader mile
soa. sSaHf + Z cSd%S Sfsin il costs & s' hsnI
ono and one e@haf-mle consolation tprofassIanal,
b. oliver DeT0n ..SssS SgaSy 4sHos wsiss aaEass
Kastendieci. Meade and Fogier. each oaa.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
LAWN TENNIS.
Henry ". SLocum Wins in Both
Singles and Doubles at Cedarhurst.

Henry ". Socum. the veteran tennis player
who held the championship title in 1883 and 1889
after taking it from Dick" Sears Yesterday
proved that his racquet has not lost its cunning.
He won in fine style IN both the handicap singles
and the championship doubles. in the tournament
of the Rockaway Hunt Club at Cedarhurst Long
Island. Slocum the low mark man in the
handicap singles. being placed at owe Is. He
played a hard match with William Adams one
of the younger experts, at scratch and defeated
him by the of 4-s. e-3 81. Socum and
bis partner. Rawlins, their place in the final
round Of the championship doubles, taking all
their matches In straight sets.
Nine teams entered for the handicap doubles but
the matches not begun. 1t is expected that
all the contests will be finished this week The
pairs are Forbes snd Taller, half Is: BroEa ~
and II. Imam plus half I5 Thorne and Evans
owe half l5; Dixon and W. Babcock, plus Is: s
Babcock ard De Sibour, plus half Is; Whitehead
and Thorne, plus half 30; Kipp and T. Inman plus
Inman. owe Is. The summary of the days play
follows
Mems championship doubles (preIiuinarv ro,;as,
Adams ana Adams defeated w. r. K Taylor and Beard
by default. ~
First rqund-Sloeum and Rarlns defeated Adams and
Adams S3, 63; F. l. Pell and partner defeated Colby
and Colby by default; H HoJnans and T. n Potter de.
feated L. Valentine and Inman, Is. 80. 64; Thorna
semi-fnal round--Slocum and RawIins defeated u I.
PeIl and partner. 6-1 CO - -
Men handicap singles preliminary rouud)-H W slo-
deeaei H. Thorne by default Taller defeated Patterson
6-4. IL; Evans defeated F. y. Porter 4-6 II "a
II ~ Inrnan defeated Whitehead, 6--3, 81: Thompson
defeated Il. Lawrence by default; -
Fist rOunG--Tailer defeated u INNS, hy 6sr,,1..
Evans defeated II. n lninan 6-1, 6-2.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
sCounled
SIXTH RAcE;-sollIns; taIea-year-olds and over One
RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis. Sept 5-First 0our and one-half FUR
longs)-Colonsi Simpson. ia o. Austn). 40 to l.
M9Jetta III e. Gonway} 20 l. second: Ethel's Pride
Drought Pharmacy Sonya Verandah Hello Girl Borak.
Zueika d'Or and John Randolph also
Second CEix furloEgs)Debbie May 92 Cice1. to
J. Insolthrift, 1O4 lIIowen l. second: Flyer.
lo2 Perrinel. to l. third. Time 1:1J1s Crisscross
Algonquin. onanetta Ben Lear, Behoove First Chip.
Lady ldris and sky. yer also ran.
Third race Zone mile and twenty yardsl-Stss Betty,
100 n. Anderson won; John Doyle los (Foleyl
even, second; The Hebrew. 100 (Rice), /, third
Time 1:45k. Jack Little, Dolinda. Tryon and Athena
also
Fourth race (the Labor Day Handicap; one mile and
seventy yardsBoaster. "a (i. Anderson. IS
M,S3dalds sS Perknsl to J. second; Taby Tosa, 100
The Regent, Anne Davis Light Opera Never such and
Pourquoi Pas also ran.
Fifth Zone and oneeiEhth miies)AIanspring i03
lPerr1ne II to Psthos 103 CRice), second;
John McGurk 1C0 u. Anderson). to !, third. Time
l;Se Bourke Cochran and Iras also
Sixth (hVe and Cne-hsf furlonEs)-Frut (Rice}
even. won Arlena, 81 QIoweD. l. second Da1neron
tAustin) TO !, third Time, 1:osh. Tim Hurst and
Red Leaf also
Seventh race (six furlongslWhskers, I07 (Foey) io
70 o. won; one More 102 Hce), to l. second; SD Sill
Yer. l0I tfoungD to third Time. 1:I5. Rosecourt
and Jack Ward also
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
RESULTS Al HARLEM.

G3hhlcssG Sept 51First race lsx furiongslBsar
buchon( IL TO .. second; Frcntenac (Nico to l.
third Time, 1:l2@s. Aista and Mamie Hodge ran
second tsteepiechase short
l25 tGrantland). /. Lingo. 132 CRice to l.
second; Allegiance 1876 (Pembertonl, IL third Time
5;5O1s John Z Owens Dominique You. Hsndvice and
Coronatus also Cardigan fell.
=. Ihrd race tTwentieth Century Handicap; and
tnree-sixteenths Iniles-Toalon los (Aubuchon)
won; Huzzah, lO4 (McIntyre) second Miss Cravr-
ford los uarsen) 10 to 2 third Time 8S:s Prince
Silverwtngs Copper. Six Shooter MeCse HayiIand and
Peter Paul also ran. -
Fourth Zone mile and seventy yards-Earuey IoT
Preston) 50 to / won D. l. Moore, 1oi (semsterl. 10
70 }, second: Blue Mint. l02 (NicoD. II l. third
Time I:4Jls Barkeimore Jim Hale DR. stephens Carat
Benson Caldwell Sarills. Drrbar. NoTel Chockayotte
also N'S
Fifth race chve furlongslSIisz III CHelgessn
70 l. won Portsmouth, Jos (Aubuchon). l. secoi,d
The Mist I12 Cdenryl. % A. third Time 1;0i. Lady
Lesca Lawier, J. b. Smith and Centrigram also ran
Sixth race iona mile and seventy yards)-R T. VIII
ians 93 semser) 10 to !. won Dutifui 90 fcintsrel
TO second Begone. 90 CVicoD 80 60 l. third Time
l:451s. Frank Nc. Long More Louisville Waterrreoa
Ny Jane and Langford James also
seventh race tone mile and seventy yards)-GorIosa
III (Prior) u 70 /, won; Ethel Wheat
to !, second Fleuron. 10 (Mountain) IL 10 l. third
Time l:46 san Reno, Dungannon. Great Eastern and
Docile also ~ 'N
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
SCOTS IN CALIFORNIAN GAMES.

The Cnledonian Club held its annual games at
Washington Park. Newtown. Long Island yester-
day Besides the athletic contests there were sword
dancing. music by the Highlanders and various
other amusements that kept the large number OF
spectators In a continuous noisy hunor. The
summaries follow:
Highland dress competition-wor by John Bursixh.
Philadelphia; John r. Cairns Philadelphia. second Will
lam Bud, Philadelphia. third
Throwing i6-pound hammer-Wou By J. w. White.
Brooklyn 121 IT. 0 in: Q. Miller Brooklyn lci n in
second E. p Purcell. Easthalnpton. Mass. 90 IT In.
third.
McAdam A. Elliot. second D. :. Chrishorn third Time.
0:I0ls.
pole vault-won by J. W. White. Brooklyn. 10 feet:
William Marsh. Boston. H. 8 In. second T F. Corbett
Brooklyn, feet. third
Eigh-hundred-and-elghty-e run Crnsmhers)-
Won by William Moore; J. W. Forbes second; George
Hitch and kick--Won by George Brown. Brooklyn o
feet; J. W White Brooklyn n II IN. second: Thomas
Holloran. New-York City. It. In. third
One hundred yards run for members sons-Won by
John Stack; Noble Mclean second Walter Tasker third
One hundred yards dssa-Won by T. F. Corbett. Brook
Braddock. Trenton. third. Time 0:l01s.
Putting heavy shot--Won by ] ". White. Brcoklyu
se feet inch; G. Brown. 80 test inches second; 2. p
Purcell Easthamptou, 81 feet 8 inches third.
HOP step and jump-won BY r J. Cannon Nevg-York
42 feet inches George Brown. Brooklyn. Al feet 10
inches. second; J. II. oDonnen. Newark. 40 feet 4
inches. third.
Four hundred and forty yards runwoa by :. A Ryder
Curran. Jersey City, third. Time O:52.
boys gtrls-Won by NiSS
Jessie Campbell Nev-York: Miss Mabel Luyster Jersey
CITY, second; Hiss Maggie Sorlie. New-York. third.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06

The Manhatans won the match last year. For
second prize they get S25
The victory of the ohioans, who came here two
years without winning a team match Is popular
For them the defeated teams gave an enthusiastic
cheer The scores in the inter-club match were;
Wlnder a; Lieutenant Se2mon 49, Lieutenant Rich
total. 223.
Manhattan Rifle and Revolver Association. New-York
-George q Cook. as John Corrie Al; H. Z, Evans -;
w G. Hudson a: Charles +. Armstrong IS: total 22l
Ohio State Rife Association (second teamlLeutenant
smith Az: Lieutenant Harter A; Sergeant Roll As;
sergeant orr. ~ Corporal Fry. II; total 219.
Ihtrd Regiment. New-JerSey-Sergeant Pfeil a.: Ser
geat Hall 49, Sergeant Hobart, Al; Corporal Muller 43
Captain Price. 40; total 21T.
First Regimen, New-Jersey-Corporal Gabriel. 90;
Private o. Hare. al Private Gensch. as Lieutenant
smith 80; Lieutenant Tewes, a. total. 216.
,New-Jersey state Rifle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gran.
~ captain Martin, AZ; Sergeant Phillips, 40; DR..
f9tng ~; John L kuser. ~ Total. 209
Italian Rife Club. OF Mem -York-Ettore Minervini.
s.; carte Defelce. IS; Eduardo Desienna AZ Luigi
- massachusetts, Rife socatfon-R s. Hale, 81;
Pope ls: r Il Keliar q: total 3ps 30 l. H.
squadron A. New -Hork-Sergeant Williamson, az;
Private BayHe, 80; Lieutenant Sayre 43: Sergeant
Herrek 80; Sergeant Shepard, 4s. Total 204
4th Regiment. w-Jersey-Lleutenant Cannon. as;
Private Wright, 49, Sergeant Smith. 80: Sergeant
Relners, 40; Private Lldel. a. Total goo
ONO state Rife Association (thrd team)-Captain
Mhchenzie. II; J. f Murray. az Fry. 40; Ser
geant Chisholm, So Lieutenant South 40. Total. 199
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
7. p. PELL WINS AT ELIzAsErH

Theodore Roosevelt Pen displayed winning form
yesterday IN the finals of the East Jersey Lawn
Tennis Association championship tournament on
the courts of the Elizabeth Town and Country C,Iub
Pell was paired with II. r. Allen. ths Philadel-
phian IN the Championship doubles, and they
gained possession of the valuable challenge Guns
by defeating the Princeton-Yale combination. Raw
mond d. Little and George w. Case. 4-s. s-s e-1.
63 In the final of the consolation singles Pell met
NJ. s. Charlock Charlock was unsteady and lost
6-3. 6-1 The ex-Canadian CHAMPION ITredAricir
G. Anderson. Of the Kings County Tennis Club.
won the championship singles by defeating n Y
g. Lyon. of Yale. 8-6 81 6-f Miss Miller and
Emory Miller won the championship mixed doubles
from Miss Thomas and sydney L. Smith, 6-1 I0-9
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
]. R. MAXWELL BOAT WINS
Yankee Defeats Virginia in Larch-
mont Races.

Although the yachtsmen were not favored with
their usual luck to wind. the In the annual
fall regatta OF tho Larchmont Yacht Club yester-
day successful in all classes. It was ais
tinctly light weather day.
The forty-six starters included the three 10
footers~J. Rogers Maxwelrs Yankee, Cornelius
Vanderbilts Rainbow and w K. Vanderbilt, jr.'s,
Virginia. They finished IN that Erder after good
race, tho Yankee defeating Che Rainbow tv 9
minutes 81 seconds. and the Virginia by 13 minutes
81 seconds. The Yankee and the Virginia were
steered by their owners. Captain Clayton Haff was
at the Rainbow's helm. On board that yacht were
Newbury D. Lawton. Secretary George Cormack
and Fleet Captain J. D. ]. Kelley all OF the New
York Yacht Club. Henry +. Lppitts Weetamoe
won in her class. defeating the Nicola by minutes
seconds. The Spasm won from the Anoatok by
1 minute seconds, and from AIimosa III by
II minutes 20 seconds. There was some close rae
Ing In the raceabout class. IN which Rascal II
defeated the Busy Bee by minutes SO seconds
There was special race for the auxiliary schoon-
ers Nergemere and Atlantic. The former is owned
by Vice-Commodorc \. c. Bostwick and IS the
flagship of the Larchmont Yacht Club until the re-
turn OF Commodore Morton f. Plant from abroad
with his schooner Ingomar. The race between
these two was close Including the windyard work
they sailed about nineteen miles. The Vergomere
held the lead she obtained at the start for more
her; ana won by minutes seconds elapsed time
or by minutes 3 seconds corrected time
FROM the start, OF Larchmont Bpeakwater to the
eastern marks IL was a close reach on the port
tack for all hands. From there TO the second
mark, of Prospect Point, Hampstead they had
west-northwest 3:i5. made ii another close
reach across the Sound to the finish. Tho regatta
rnIa e1atee % [IIha @ u aaVisapi9 on account OF the
upon the completion Of the first round
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
CORONA FIRST IN OCEAN RACE.
Arthur F. Luke's Schooner Yacht Defeats
the Endymion,

Arthur L. Lukes schooner yacht Corona won the
ocean race star ted from the Scotland Lightshlp at
noon on Saturday. for prize cups. valued at 1850.
offered by the flag officers OF the Atlantic Yacht
Club. The course was to and around Fire Island
and Northeast End lightships and return a dis
tance Of 30 miles. The Corona and the Endymion.
the latter owned by Commodore George Lauder jr
Of the Indian Harbor Yacht Club. the only
starters.
The Corona finished at the Scotland Lghtship at
S27 o'clock Sunday night. having covered the
course in 81 hours, % minutes &c seconds. The En-
dyInon arrived at 3:3S o'clock on Monday morning.
The yachts started in a light breeze from the
southeast, which held until they had rounded
the Fire Island Lightship, when IL fell calm for
several hours. Then. before daylight of Sunday
morning fresh breeze from the westward sprang
up, which lasted all day; It made It close reach
for both yachts down the coast TO the Northeast
End Lightship, of Cape May. The Corona rounded
that hghtshp with lead of hour 10 minutes.
II a close reach from there back to the Scot
land Lghtshp. When the Corona finishing
Sunday night. the E3ndymion lay becalmed, only a
few miles away. off Seabrght n. J. The yachts
never changed sails on the whole trip.
The
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
PRINCESS PLOUE BEATEN.
John r. CockenPs 4nnic LitteI
Turns Tables on Her.

Four thousand persons saw John F. Cockeril's
bay trotting Annie L1ttel turn the tables
on Thomas 3. Leahy's Princess Pique. in a race
to wagon at the Empire track yesterday The
black mare had beaten the bay IN 2.lA at the
last meeting OF the Driving Club surprising horse
men by her speed and gameness on that occasion.
She able to get her nose in front OF
Annie Lttel yesterday though the heats were
slower than her winning miles OF a week ago
She was very rough gated and appeared to lack
speed. Her ownor said. however that he and not
the mare lost the race In each heat Princess
PfQue made break ut the head of the home
Ltte Mr. Leahy said he had driven the mare o
ner @ tset IA ms eagerness to gain the lead: AS she
O;olfs-a 2Ol clp-her drivers explanation appeared
RTdav Mr. aebv 'e a mares are meet again next Sat-
Labor Day sports on other trotting tracks near
New-York attracted SO many horses and horsemen
TIA that the fields we've small in nearly all classes at
there were only twenty-five starters all told~an
average OF two to 49,
Of the day apart from the contest between Annie
Littel and Princess Piaue. Mr.. Bruckhemer's
2:16 and 215, the fastest performances he has ever
r Russeis PossbiIity trotte9 tbe 6s SUD dhomas
career. yet Bow Rene beat him handily az the
finish of each heat ''''
The results:
rAcING-cLAss O.
AtstsEa Asst;a R.s Gs a. 4 Lr6 KsrI,er2 ........
Friday. CHI g. CIV. F. Kusterl
TRoTT1NG-cLAss D--sPEcrAL TO BEAT al5A.
ndsriIn b. 6. CW J. Clark. i)...............
Time. 2:15E.
PAcING--CLAss ESPECIAL TO BEAT o:17ik
Baron Said. b. on Bruckheirner) -. ........
Time. 21G.
TRoTTING-CLAes II.
Lady Fair. br. m. George W. GroJe) ........1 . I
jeanette, 81, m. (M IouEhman) ......,.,.., .
Time. 2;22&. 2i23 229is.
TRoTTING-CLAss X
RED, Red Wilton hr e. tWF klpariekl ..-.....,.,,. ,
IEiiclo l., ro m "a Crawford
Time, 2:2Siz, 2:2TZ.
TROTuTrNf-
Anna Littel b. m q. +. CockerilD ........,..... l
Princess Flqus oli m (Ihomas b. Leahy) ........2 .
Time. 214@, 2:12&.
TRoTTING-CLAss T.
Bow Rene. b; 8. (M. Bruclyheimer) ............
Possibility, en- 3 CIV. ]. Clark ................
Lou Mitcneil, DIX m (F. +. Stenway). .........
tSrlghtllSht Dr. & tStewart BARR ..........,..
Albert G, Gr- 8. &C. Wara) Observation-Disclosures
Time. 2;i6. 2;15@.
TRoTTING-CLAss ESPECIAL TO BEAT .;1e.
Ph9be Childsrs. b. m o. F. cockerflD ............
Time 2:161a.
PACING--CI4ASS ID
Enoch. b. & (Jas. McclenahanY ..... i
King Tom. ch e.. &C. HackettJ. ............. 2
Time, 2:tS4 4.lTJs.
TRoTrING--cG.Ass T.
Nlgnt serene. blk g. (I. T. Ortcz1 .....
loreas. or. <. lThos 3. Leahy) ...............
Ortine, bT. 6 (Jos. +. Gihbons5 ....,....... dis.
Time 2:2oA. 2:ssA.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
SQUADRON Il WINS.
RevoIUer Score High-Rife Match
Goes to Ohio Team.
LEY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rnlnuNr.l

Sea Girt. N. J., Sept 5.-Squadron A, OF New
York. this morning at the tournament OF the Ma
tional and New-Jersey Rifle Association won the
revolver team match with OF T75. The
New-York experts had four competitors-the Sec
ond Troop. Philadelphia City Cavalry, which
thrashed the squadron in the carbine match last
Saturday; the Third Battalion. District OF Column
bia. and a scrub team. called The Philippine Cav
airy a scrub organization OF New-Jersey FIRST
troopers and Bostonians. Their score was second
hlghest-7o4-but It was not allowed to count in
the match. The Quakers stopped at 624 and the
District OF Columbia at 594. The individual honors
of the match went easily to Lieutenant Reginald
II. Sayre, the captain OF the Squadron A team
who scored 217 out OF possible $50. and that in a
jerky wind.
The revolver match is for teams of fve fifteen
shots. at fifty yards at deliberate aim and nfteen
at rapid fire. with time limit Of ten seconds for
each string OF Eve. Tho score of Squadron "a rraa.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
WOMEN ROW IN NEw-ROCHELLE RACE.
Mayor Clarke Coxswain of Winning Crew
Smash In Centipede Race.

The feature OF the annual regatta OF the New
Rochelle Rowing Club. held on Echo Bay, yester-
day. was race OF barges in which New-Rochells
women handled the oars. while i've thousand peO-
pie applauded- The race over mile course
The barge steersd by Mayor Clarke won BY dvs
feet from Captain Z B. DOolittle's boat In the
winning barge were Miss Elizabeth Clarke, Mrs.
W. b Rider. Miss Pike. Mrs F. l. Winter Mrs
Walter Scott. Miss Donnelly and Miss Van Dcren-
In the second barge were Mrs ]. 2. Mcconnell
Miss Doolittle Yule. Miss Haggerty and Mrs Car
penter- In the race for centiDedes. the boat on
which ApheuS Rehbein stroke was leading
when II crashed into a rowboat containing sew
eral boys who were thrown In the water. While
lost the race.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06

NEw-YoRK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ OF New York Central Trust Company OF New Tork-
Plaintiff against William II. Segman. and Others. De
fe1aantx Ia pursuance OF Judgment OF Foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered IN the above entitled
sction bsaring the Sth day OF August. 1894 l. ts
,,ndsrs,rn~d the Referee In said Judgment named VIII
PlIbc Auction. at the New York Real Estate
SsIesroon, No Broadway. IN the Borough Of Man
of York. the 6th day OF September,
1904 at IL noon ON that day By Harris b FisSr
Auetoneer premises directed by said judgment 20 b
soiS ard therein described follows: All that
iof niers or parcel OF land win the buildings and i'm
movements thereon erected situate. lying and 0sine
IN fb borough OF Manhattan City, County and state q
ard bounded and described follows Be-
the Westerly line OF Mercer Strees.
Sfstat Sven-ons CID feet six 60 inches southery from
the corner formed BY the Intersection OF The souhs
line ~ prince with the westerly line OF NsrceV
Street rnnnS thence westerly parallel with Prince street
Seyentv-one (7) three Si inches. thence souher
snd psraef with Mercer Street twentyeght (2S) feet
thence eastsry and again parallel with Prince street
seyentv-one TD feet three 80 inches the westerly
side n Mercer and thence northery along tas
westerly Side OF Mercer Street twsntyuine 1 feet SIX
( inches the point place OF beginning ee said se
sraI distances and dimensions less: said prem
Street Borough Manhattan. City oe New York Sub
fsct 10 state OF facts shown hy made by trss
W Ford dated April 18Th, 1e02.
Dated. XCrk. August 10, 1904
N-' 49, RICHARD n CLARKE Referees
BUTLER HOFFMAN JOlINE & MYNDERSE.
for FlalatiE
ones and r o. Address 81 Wan Street. Borough of
The following IS a diagram the property 70 oe sou
described a6oge the street being lS5 Mercer
Prince Street
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
EASY VICTORIES IN BOSTON ROWING.

Boston. Sept. 5.-No records wera broken. and
there was little excitement az the sixteenth annual
Labor Day regatta OF the New-EngIand Associa-
tion OF Amateur Oarsmen ON the Charles River
to-day. Nearly all the races were won easily an
exception being the senior four-oared race between
the Jeffries Point Rowing Association and the s..
Joseph's Athletic Association. The former Won by
half a length. The junior double scus and senior
double sculls spoiled by the breaking OF an
oar by Of the contestants In each race, while
IN the novice single sculls, George Phinney, OF the
East Boston Athletic Association Boat Club. tipped
over at the turn.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06

The final race OF the Atlantic Yacht Clubs series
sailed yesterday in the Lower Bay. in light
breezes. that sent the yachts slowly over the
various courses. Twenty-three yachts started. and
there was splendid battle in Glass NJ. in which
the Maydic the winner Of the three previous races
pitted against the Redwing and Vivian II.
The latter won defeating the Redwing by 10 min.
80 sec, In Class N. +. T. Luckenbachs Bohtail
was winner for the third time. and D. s. Wylie's
Lzana won for the second time Ia the series. d.
D. Allertous Miss Judy In her class against
seven others The Delta won in Class r r The
Kelpe beat the Esperance In Glass M and II
(speciaD and tho Colleen beat the Rascal IN
Glass V
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
allan wINs cHALLEkeE cup.

Allen. repeated his success OF year ago and won
the Golden Challenge Cup yesterday in the final
match Of the Sea Gate Field Club on the courts Of
the Atlantic Yacht Club. In the sSmi-finai round
Charles J. McDermott defeated c. n. Engie after
three hard fought sets by the scores 6-3. S-S So
Inc yale man. john Appleton Allen took his
latch IN this round by the default Of Robert II
Alien. Ihen the winners. Allen and McDermott
met with the result that Allen scored easily at
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06

The approximate amount OF the lien satisfy
the above described property is 10 be sold. -
$50 i56O0 with interest thereon from the Sth day ot
together with allowance amount
ing "a S4ea interest from 1904 togeths
with the expresses OF the sale The approximate amount *
taxes assessments or other Hens which are 20 es 20
lowed 10 purchaser purchase money =
paid hy- the Referee. Is S1.t1S-47 and interest.
Dated, New York. August To- 100z-
RICHARD H CLARKE Rsfsrs~
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06

Ohio spraad surprise the camp this after
noon by winning the rife club championship OF the
United States. The State Rifle Associations first
team overcame the crack shots of the Manhattan
Rine and Revolver Association by two points, the
respective scores being 223 and 22I That tba
0hloans are as hkey as not to win the Dryden
Trophy IS ths opinion generally expressed q The
clubhouse Tonight, Tor in q variable wind the
Buckeyes came within " points of q possible al
20 yards. This match Is ten shots at that range
The best scoring, however. was by Dr.. George E
Cook Of the Manhattan Club who made g. For
Ohio, Lieutenant G. S. Benedict scored A. Not
until the eighth shot did Cook break to four.