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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-24
LAIN TENNIS.
Grant and LIE Roy Hin Hard
Match in Ne1c-Y ork Tourney.

seml-dnal tennis matches IN three contests
brought out some high class play yesterday in the
championship tournament OF the New-York Lawn
Tennis Club WyLe G. Grant and r. lie Roy won
their place in the final round OF the championship
doubles. defeating Theodore Roosevelt PelL #,
and II ". Warner. after three holly contested
sets. Pei and Warner won the first set at s.
hy their vigorous allies at the net. Pell bore the
brunt OF the attack and defence in this section Of
the match Poll and Warner then slackened their
speed and their opponents took the next at 6-3
Both Peu and Warner eudeavOred TO hold the op-
posing pair or from the net by high lOhblng, but
Grant and lie Roy courteG the ball 50 ceverIy
up close the ESt that this method OF defence was
Intellectual and yhey able 10 take the third
ard deciding set al SIS.
IL the singles Robert I BRYAN won In SPEEDY
fashion over Dimon T. Roberts IN straight sets
which brings him opposite Wyle c. Grant in the
finals. The final match in the doubles VIII De the
feature Of the play this afternoon The summary;
Mems championship doubles .sem ina! ro4ndl-vyl!s
e Robert Ia Row defeated TheotoTe ftoose-
welt PEEL. f.. ana T. ". Warner. -. 6-S. Is
championship singles tseTn-hnai round)-Hobert
= Bran defeated DinCn J. Roberts. &c, Ga
Mons fIsEio doubles tsern-inal round-The0
fur- Roosevelt ieL. tr.. and H " Warner toWs one
hAls 30, defeated Louis J Grant ard Jose Travis
tscrateht. G-G. 60
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RESULTS AT LAToNIA.

Cincinnati May 23.-Tlrst -acs lsz and one-halr fur
4oEEsl-lay Combs % -. B5landi, to ? won Mont
Ps,le lG Seo.s 10 o. 3 second Missile. los ,Pauonl
Brook also
Second race ave Observation-Disclosures 10 uI5mer,
? - > won Judge Travnor les ~ Davis 20 !. Sec
ono WEippocrwil. IoJ tFlsha-1 T. third. -Irra
Luz = niaLFe. Ilker Clark CrsariLs Stroud.
Congress Han. ELcaivutsa. Caabreu. Husado- King
Constant and Lucas Light also ran.
Third race zone ml.el-AIa-saa. Nsy lo2 CB Davis
70 l. won, Gerwooc. lal H.cls'e'gcE Il l. second:
Brers, - % Bo-and). : third. Tine I:4l& KU-
more Tom Hal Miss Melton The Guardsruan, P5rnpino
Mint Bed and Spring Water
FOURTH race isteepleclEse. short coursa)-S~a
les t5oyIel o = O. won Balzac. ia5 tGaylor). J.
second IslP. l2S tSaterl. 20 20 :. third Time
taEad2y- IT.. also ran. Rip Of
Ffth race fs.N fIr-1rgsJ-Lev Dorsey. % BorarEe
Z 70 !. non: SIX Maid. 103 2. Davis. = e.ori
0f7lsca-e. 4p2 o. Mc-ris1li. tn 7. third Tine.
Procireader. Iutifu Two TICK and Bronze als5
sixth ace ceu- ana one bar fur0uEs}-f Is-sza--a
Jos tHofierl % . Belle - Ashland 1u4 ti.eltsJ
% ]. second Louise Mcfarland IG4 ID Davis a6 10
= -hird Time 0-1- Monaco Maid kitty Belle Brooks
1rta sweet lie saver Fallen star. Lady Eileen and
rar
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PROGRESSIVE TOURNEY AT wHITEsToNg

Mrs. Arthur Van Scklen and James l. Merritt
were the winners yesterday in their respective
contests OF the progressive lawn tennis tourna-
nent OF the Whltestone Field Club. Of milestone,
Long Island The tournament was the opening OF
the series that Is TO continue through the sum-
meg. Mrs. Van Sicklen. who. Miss Florence
Horseman. among the most expert OF the
women players of Brooklyn. won eleven games and
lost four. The second prize in the womens singles
was won by Miss Kate Poppenhusen. who was tied
with Mrs Van Sicken. and was defeated by the
latter on the pIay-ofr- James l. Merritt the
FIRST prize in the mems singles, with fourteen
games won and only defeat DR. Lucien r.
NcCallun took the second place. with twelve
games and three games lost
Among the best matches of the series that
II which William Fautley met Merritt Hardley
was very good at vO!leytng and passing. ana gave
Merritt a close match. the second tournament OF
the club is expected to reach the finals Satur-
=
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OF INTEREST TO YAcHTsmEN.

yice-COmmodore A. c. Bostwick's auxiliary
schooner yacht Verge-aere. which has been cru5z-
ing. with hcr owner and family on board in the
Mediterranean and other foreign waters for the
past five months, returned this port on Satur-
day Captain SaRnorn reports = pleasant passage
across the Atlantic The FerSemere sailed from
Gibraltar April - She has been taken 10 City
Island where she is to he fitted out for the sea
son az Jacobs's yard The Yacht viii be put in
commission as soon as possible. Tor she is be
the flagship OF the LarchUiouc Yacht Club while
Commodore Norton J. Plant is absent in Europe
with the InE0mar.
Paul c. Thebaud. OF the New-Torx Yacht club
has purchased the auxiliary keteh Normona from
the Selwyn NJ Taylor estate. Of Pittsburg. The
yacht built last Ov \. C. Brown. al Tot
tenvile. at a cost of $4,000 Mr. Thebaud intends
cruise between Bar Harbor and Larchuont The
yacht is now in commission at the latter place
Twenty-three yachts have entered for the ocean
race OF the Eastern Yacht Club They are seven
schOoners and sixteen SIcops and cutters. More
than half the yachts hail from New-York
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TO HELP BANKRUPT FIRM.
Creditors of Floyd, Crawford & Co. Agree
to Settle

Address S. Floyd and Frank r Crawford, COM
posing the firm of Floyd Crawford & Co, for
which an involuntary petition in bankruptcy was
filed May L. through their attorney. James a..
Lenney. admitted bankruptcy before Judge Holt.
IN the United States District Court. yesterday at
teruoon and asked for the appointment % ref
cree. William Allen. OF No. 81 WaII-st-. was desis
mated as the referee.
Judge Holt yesterday signed an order directing
the receiver for the firm, Robert c. Morris. TO
grant MessTs- Floyd and Crawford and their rep
resentatives fun and free access 20 their Offices.
books papers and documents for the purpose Of
preparing the schedules required by law.
Mr.. Lenney said that 81 per cent in number and
amount or the creditors had signed agreements 10
settle with Floyd. Crawford Il Co These agree-
Uents We're submitted 70 judge H0lr along with
petition which. afteS citing the fdst Of the iuvoI
Untary bankruptcy Of the concern and subsequent
happenings. said that the firm had several private
wires. which cost q thousand dollars q year. al
ready paid for in advance. and that certain large
creditors had agreed. order 20 help the firm 10
get On its feet again. 70 pay months rent OF the
The order OF the court permit Mr.. Leaney's
bCukkeepeTs 10 examine the books was served on
the receiver yesterday afternoon. and the book
keepers az once viii begin the preparation Of the
schedules necessary 10 be placed before the meet
ing Of creditors. which Will be called the earliest
possible date Floyd Crawford q Co have offered
10 cents the dollar cash. and - cents in notes.
the last Of the nine series OF which would mature
in tweuty-eight months
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TIE RECORDS.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
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Contests and entries were arranged at . meeting
last night for the regatta to be held on Memorial
Day by the Harlem Regatta Association. There
are fifty entries and fifteen contests. as follows;
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EXAMINE 11s To COMPLETE JURY

Monticello. y. Y, May "A jury for the trial
OF Mrs Kate Taylor. charged with the murder OF
her husband. completed this afternoon. Dis
trfct Attorney = s. Anderson opened the trial
with ffty-minuts address. He said that
testimony would be introduced 10 prove that Mrs.
Taylor assisted in killing Lafayette Taylor on
the night of January 26 1886. and that her accom-
pIice also assisted in disposing OF the body
District Attorney Anderson said the State also
would prove that Mrs. Taylor had made Two pre-
vfOus attempts the lie OF her husband. once
with and later by attempting 20 burn him
death in the barn
Ida MAY Dekay viii be placed on the stand AT
the opening Of court tomorrow and VIII tell how
the crime committed One hundred and six
iurymen We're examined before the jury vas
comple led.
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Citations.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York ~ the grace OF God free and independent 70
Carnerina n Ittauer Edward A Mautce.
Arthur T. M1nfce. Mauice lie Forest Lockwood Buckng
ham lockwood. William g p IScSwood. caroline A.
tdanice William ManiCe Marie Josephine Edgar
Alexander me heirs and o. KIN q
Frances I NJ deceased send greeting Whereas
Tute smith, Of the city Of New York, has lately
applied the ~uE-ogae's Court o. our County et New
York. certain instrument in writing relating u
CT frances n. Smith late of ths
~ deceased. therefore Of
YOU are ci-sd 10 APPEAR heeore che Srrogars q
County u New Y0.y. Gree The county Of New
York on The nineteenth or Juiy thousand
hundred half Oc!Oc in forcnccr
day then and there 20 attend the probate %
and testament. And such Of
hereby cited under the % rwenfycue years.
required appear by guardian if have
o have appear s1d apply for 20 -
aupof-sed neglect failure DO
SO guardian wsu appointed by the
cent ard f1r ron IN me proceeding
Testimony Whereof We have caused the Seal q ths
Surrusate's Court o. the said Ccunry q New
York to AFFIXED Witness
L Abner G. Thomas. a SErrogats Of said
County or New York. said County the 18Th
dav 81 May. the u Lord
thousand rine hundred and f1gr
JAMES A. DONNEfLy.
Clerk 81 Surrogate's Court
LORD. DAY LORD. Attorneys for Petitioner. NO Al
WalI-ss-. New York Ciry-
NOTE-The original citation must be retIrass to to
Probate Clerk before clock the day
essing the return day. with sworn pFosf OF ss~vioA
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oRMoNDz KILLED BY HIS OWNER.

San Francisco Nav 23.-Ormcnds was killed a.
the Men.o Park stock farm OF ". OBJ. MacDor-
cusA io relieve great suffering from paralysis lie
was fcaleI 81 $50 the of Ben D Oily Agnes
bred AND owned hy The Duke q WestTrirsrer IIe
Won every race trat ~ started IN and earned for
his Owner ~ stakes S4z1.a- he also had the dis
t1c.ioE = winning Al 1H-ee u tie great stakes
~ tEe British Tu-s-Two TnCuEs-d Ciuineas the
Darby ana the - Leger. 40 sold 10 his late
owner f,r 80 900 fer breeding.
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PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

petition IN Bankruptcy fled yesterday in the
United states District Albert c BOger Yon-
kers a member The Banta Bogerr. which
solved without 1897 He his
S2643 6z and SII5 The latter consist
household goods books and pictures and personal property
cla 10 be the bankruptcy
effects the OF
n Ken f., nd Va
that MS NE Is insured $1,000 for the his wife
ana child by certificate OF membership Improved
FIe~rasopfs OF which Is
contracted between September 1895
and March 10. 1891
petition hed BY Frances Levitan. rnlI,lner
Of West Northumberland second-st doing
99I Sixth-aVe-. liabilities &c 60 nm
secured and assets
THE Schedules Rothsch!d fsidor VIutner ~
Nos Stone-st involuntary hankrupts. iabi-
itieq ~ 81 q and assets OF So.SS1 So
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HANDICAP TRIALS.

2 LeecsS D. c. Hurstbourne by Iu6ia-
start tair. Wen easily by three ana one
Tine, 1885,
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PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RAcrxo-At Norris PARK. ESQ , m; HawthOrns and
L.stonfa.
Yhgy,- 1Fyl,TS-New England intercollegiate champion
shn. Ions Ocd, Mass.
CRICKET Pennsylvania. Merien Cricket Club.
wonlens medal play handicap. at Essex County
Country -Tub.
u .cr-Es Al I->ye.soual IesEre-BoSton. PttsSgrg
" Arnrr-een Leagae-st Louis. AZ ssev-IoIh p
Detroit Philadelphia; Clsvela1e AT y ssington
s.uiraco Boston. college Eanlel at SFra-
cyee. Gesr.eioEE WeseyaEs -eaiiate AZ Hamilton
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RIFLE TEAM FORMED AT ANNAPOLIS.

ley TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Annapolis Md. May "a rife team has been
formed among the midshipmen. and q match IS
being arranged with a team selected from the
crack shots OF the Maryland National Guard The
match VIII be shot of at the naval range near
here on either Friday or Saturday. Teams will be
OF six man each and i've shots viii be fred by
each contestant. from the 200 and 500 yard ranges
This viii be the first time that the Naval Academy
has had rife teams competition The work has
been under direction OF Lieutenant Thomas C
Hart TIE captain OF the team is Mitshipuan
". s. McClIntlc OF Virginia
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NEWELL II CREW IN FRONT AT HARVARD

Cambridge. Mass. May 23--Tha second Newell
boat finished first with the first Weld and the
first Newell following in the first race Of the season
FOR Harvard graded crews. This second Wen boat
toward the close OF the had pulled into second
place, when the bow oar broke and minute later
the boat hlled with water The course was a mile
and seven-elghJnS IL. length. The time IF the
winning crew i minutes A. seconds Is considered
good, as strong wind was blowing across the
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

SO against property OF American Bank. West
virginia corporation, with Offices Mexico. favor
Young six certificates OF deposit Pay
International Money BOX Company and
dorsed 10 Young A deputy sheriff served copies OF
attachment officers Of three banks
Dugro OF the supreme Court granted attach
for Sad Is against property OF the Maryland
w0oIlen Company. Delaware corporation. IN 0
Berlin AniIins Works. for merchandise.
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POSTPONED NATIONAL GAMES.

President Pauiam OF the National League an
nounced yesterday that postponed games would be
n1.va1 ne follows: St Louis Chicago May %
Chicago at Cincinnati. June %; Chicago at Pitts
burg June q and July 6; Cincinnati at Chicago
TTiV q and 2s: chicago at 81. Louis. September
8: 81 Louis at Pittsburg. May 81, July 70 and Au-
gust / Boston viii play in Pittsburs on May 70. IN
stead Of Two games on July L.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS

tn. first name is the debtor the second thai
OF the creditor. date when Judgment was Held
Hanover Fire Insurance. Company-K Rossn: Oc-
taber %, 1905 :, :; :..,;s =; s. go
Is 1900 . - 1861
cheering cofapans,- 80. ,;...:..,.., lisa
Nav H. 1871 -.-.-.-.-..........-... 1850
sane-R S Townsend: December 10, 1sOl.-..---. Liza
JUDGMENT CANCELLED
1901 .-....------- 5000
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PITrsBLRG. o: BOSTON. o.

Al PttsbuIg- r H 2.
PittsburE ..---.-.-..-O x ~
Ratteries-PhIipDs and Phelps; Fisher Moran.
Attendance. . go.
Cincinnati r II. z.
Cincinnati .8 y D y . o x-a
Philadelphia ..--...-l o d % % o o. . \
Batteres-Hahn and Peitz; Mcpherson ard Marshall.
Attendance. ., S25
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GIANTS And CHICAGO TIE.
Game Called at End Of EleTenth
Inning to Let Team Catch Train.
.ur rE1.EGrArH - THE TRlRrNE.l

Chicago. May 23.-For eleven innings Chicago and
New-Yorz fought without a decision. The game
called allow the visitors 70 catch their
train. when the score stood I 20 /
Aiathewson's work IN the ninth remarkable
a. with men on first and third with outs. he
settled down. so that none OF the succeeding bats
could get the ball outside ot the diamond,
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A. Fail RIver-Concord, 3; Fall River, >
Al hfll-LoweIl. S: Hayerhui.
AZ New Bedford Manchester. :; NeW-BedfoTd' T.
AZ Nashua-Nashua. 10; Lawrence 4
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THIRTEENTH REGIMENT-OFFICERs
REaIMENT-sHARPsHO
sKIR1IIsH FIRING.

C,,7~r.rv r C46 men-Prone AgUre. H. kneellng figure
So standing ngure AZ remainder OF target a. total
Csn710anv figure 10. kneellag
4s standing CO. remainder OF taTet ia total 80
t.9r7nanv ti5 men)-Proue figure. % knselinE
remainder OF target il6;
t'ompany Il t51 men)-Prone figure 81; kneellng figure
As srar1 figure 60; remainder
C'on1nanv L (45 nen-Prnne figure, 10 kneelng figure
remainder OF target, 81 total
t.onsusnv N t5T nen)Prone figure 20. kneeiing figure
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CLEVELAND. :: PHILADELPHIA. J.

~ Phiiade phia- r II. =.
Cleveland .-.-..-0 q S-4 q
Philadelphia ..-.--...O - o O-S g
Eatteries-Lonohue and Bemis; WaddeL and Sehreck
Attendance S5l9
ST. LOUIS. 2: BOSTON /
St Louis .............o % 10 /
Boston --..-.--...-..1 O o o. 3
Hatrer.es,ilads and sugieu: Young ana Crigsr. Al
WASHINGTON. :. DETROIT.
AZ Washington T. II. E
B BaS5II9s'on .-....il &:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Patten and DIN. Dono~an and
BGe.-v- Attendance 2.50O
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BATTALION OF 18TH AT cREEDMooR.

Creedmoor Long Island. May 23.-The range
occupied to-day by a battalion Of the 18th Resi-
ment y Y y. y. composed OF Companies
B. T. C. X. I and " under the command Of Major
y 4. Turpin The weather was fine. with strong
o'clock wind. Skirmish firing was conducted
usual the silhouette target. The scores:
THIRTEENTH EGEME2NT-FTEI-D AND STAFF.
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NEW CAPTAIN FOR WESLEYAN NINE.

Iur TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE]
nTddIetoxrr. Conn. May 2s-Harold 3. Raymond
shortstop of the Wesleyan oaseDaIi team resigned
- .-+s,,c bscause Of a severe strain he received
recsnflv which has kept him out OF the game:
Arthnr 7 Hanlon of Canaan, Conn, was elected
- t.,s pace Hanlon has played catcher on the
'v3rsitv for two years
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sUPERBAs TAKE GAME IN NINTH.
Knock Out Six Runs Off Dunleavy of St.
Louis and Win, to L
Irr TELEGRAPH To THE rRrB-Hs. J

st. Loug May 23-The super1as found Dun
leavy FOR seven hits. with total OF six runs. IN
the ninth inning to-day and took the huaI game
OF the series with the homo team. to / AT the
end OF the eighth ST. Louis led. 70 /
Poole went in the box n the ninth for the visitors
and shut out the 81. Louis batters Jordan had
batted for Garyln in the first half Of the inning
he
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.Ratted FOR Garvn ninth timing. +Batted for Dun
ninth inning.
Brooklyn .-....-..-O y e.
81 Louis. .....-.-.. -.--.--.-l I 0 o O.
Two base hlts-sheckard Burke. BecSley. Threa base
h{t-Smoor. ruus-Strang. Luuley. Sacrifice
-shecAaTd, Dunleayy. Double Piay-Burke. Farrell.
PeckIev. stolen bases-Farreil Mccormack Wild pitch
Csarvin balls-ofc Carvin. l; of punleavy. .
Struck ouCBy GaIvln, D. ~ Dunleayy . Left on bases
-BrookIyu : Louis. G. Time 81. Ump!re-Morau.
Attendance ZOO.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

A. IIovoke- Bridgeport. =. TIoIyoke on i1ninEs).
Al Eavv-I London c-ider. .. New-I<ondoa. =.
Al S7ringheld-SprinEhe :: New Haven, o.
Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 16. Hartford. :.
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Left basee--Chicago. = N-w-T0rk. B. Two bass
hits-DsvUa. Lah~u, Msthegson. Stolen hase-Chan-~.
Double P.ayfvsrs and ID NeilL StIur o,t-By WeiTne-
Z by Nathewseu. Base nalls-un Mathowsou, /
Time 80 TuutreS-Eu.slie and Jahnstone- Attend
auce-5l09 Game aaici rho end the eleventh IN
ming allow Nsw'-T0rt % catch train.
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NEW-YQRK

earned runsNey-Y York. 2 Gbi-ago 3 Left on bases
Three base h-I-iolmes Home runs Camel. Davis
lsSe . Double pay-fIe'Ier and Mcclure First bHse
on hals-Of Hugne-. I; Of. Griffith !. ~ Altr2ck ?
First base eTTprs-Ncv-YorE. I Chicago J. Struck
out-Bv Griffith, I; h. Altrock. Wild ptch-Hughes.
Time. 80. Umpires-Dwyer and King Attendance,
$500.
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The Hghlanders yesterday. for the third time.
were beaten by Chicago. Yesterdays score
6 TO , Hughes was knocked out OF the box IN the
fourth. and Griffith who succeeded him. couldn't
keep down the score.
NETWORKS TWO runs came in the sixth. when
Conroy singled past IsbelI ard Camel knocked
srouEder over first for home run. scoring Conroy.
rhere was a slim attnnGance- The score:
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STATE LEAGUE.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

~ sctenrcta Albany. &. Schenectady. ).
Al syracuse Syracusc, S. Ut.ca, /
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being that OF the dsbtort
Cooper Ceo~Ee-Cfty OF New-Yorfs- s575
Carhart. George VA Fowler 3.225
Greene Burton ES-CIty NeW-Y0rk. 1521
] Frank L.onsley-E p Phillips.
Celluoid Company-B Willie 1I15T
Couran Co--Isand Paper Company. L7s7
Bailey Maaafasturins Company. SO
Jones, Oliver Lehnann ana another ESQ
Lamar pavid-Bankers Brothers Company S52
Rothschnl DAVID Meyer. 504
Snowden Wesley il Campbell. LO2s
ganacopuo. Georga-M Sehley. 69l
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lEW-ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Rurtllo-8uffalo l. Newark, a.
At Rochester Rochester. Z; jersey city. O.
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NC Aesney was worked one AID a quarter niles
az GraveseRd yesterday. IN preparation for the
63fe2ohyn Handicap. in 2:0Sla Highbau in 2.I0 and
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RESULTS OF COLLEGE GAMES.

A. F4as-er-Yale. :. GeorgstoEn,
A. Hanover n H-Hoy Cross, $. Dartmouth, J.
Al Che nlpaign. Il-Il.ineis. II. Minnesota D.
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BASEBALL.
Chicago Takes Another Game from
the Highlanders.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Nev-1ork /. Chicago, Brooklyn =, s. Louis l.
game called iCyuriHIati. . Fhlladelphla. l..
F!tts6urg s. Boston. O.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicaso g. New-Yorl . 81 Louis. =; Boston. /.
cleveland 4 Phi 'adspha,2 Washington, 4 Detroit,
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GAM ES TODAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston Pitts5urg
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
St Louis at Scw-Yorz. Cleveland a. vashing ton-
Detroit At Phllade, phia- chicago at Boston
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GOLF.
Entry List end DrdFcings for Metro
2olitan Cham i0nship.

srverty-two entries have been made for the an
n-sI metropolitan golf championship, which
starts tomorrow at the Garden City links
This 3 ten more than last year. and the largest
ever received Ter = contest OF this kind. Bindlay
s. Douglas TIRE present holder OF the title is en-
Tered anc wiz be paired with c p. Macdonald in
the qualifying round. The college contingent is rep
resented by such as l. l. Kellogg r.. and
g. T. Brokaw while the old guard" comprises
W. p. Thurston Daniel Chauncey. c. I. Tappin,
{. 3. Cory. J. NJ Ward. I. II. Graham. a ".
Robbins and c. T Watson.
Play VIII start at 9 a and pairs viii leave the
tee four minute intervals thereafter until Il 20
a. m. In this way the committee hopes 10 get
through the qualifying round before dark. and
without congestion.
Arrangements have been made with the Long
Island Railroad for the following train service in
order to accommodate both competitors and spec
faICTs.
Isave Nev-York Thirty-fourth-st. station East
River 20 a. N arrive $50 a. m; 80 a. m. arrive
1912 a. N: 1850 arrive j AZ A. m Y m. ar
rive - D m: 30 p m arrive 2:45 p m. $40
arrive 499 p. II
The drawings and time OF starting for each pair
-ra f-rfca.sd on The entry list. which follows.
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SUMMARIES

FIRST RAcE-Seliag: uaideus 9 years old ana over
Last tGrl7ugs y Ire Nlthers mile
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MORRIS PARK ENTRIES FOR TODAY.

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