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Evening star., 1904-03-11
DAVIS REPORTS.
Crack shortstop Off for Texas to Join
Chicagos.

special from Chicago says that George
Davis reached Chicago yesterday morning
and registered at the Victoria. He left for
Texas last night to join White Stockings
at Marlin Springs. I
Davis spent the day visiting his friends
and looked to be in condition to begin tie
preliminary work with Callahan and the rest
of Comiskeys men. His year away from
big league work is said to have done MIN
no harm. and his admirers believe that he
will be able to hold down an infield position
as well as he did the summer he was at tn.
Southside Park.
Il am feeling all right and anxious to get
Evening star., 1904-03-11
DOWN THE ALLEYS.
Interior Won Three Games From Com.
merce and Labor Team,

The Interior and Commerce and Labor
teams of the Departmental League got TO-
gether last night on the Palace alleys and
the result was a clean sweep for the for
mer all of the three games rolled being
placed to the Interiors credit Fair mar
gins separated the two teams in the first
two games, but in the last two pins were
all that stood between victory and defeat
Top score honors went to Lennon of the
Interiors, who toppled over DO pins in the
second game. Scores:
Evening star., 1904-03-11

peintment in the census bureau. Washing
ton.
Miss Mary Fagan has returned to Bowie
after spending the winter months in WASH
ington.
Mrs. s. j. Charters has been visiting in
Baltimore.
gun club for clay-pigeon shooting was
organized at Springfield this county, with
these officers: Charles Calphus of Glenn
dale. president: Clay d. Perkins, vice presi-
cent: c. c. PerhinA treasurer. and Robert
Griffin, secretary.
Evening star., 1904-03-11
Citizens Bank Won Three Games.

Another "three-straight'' victory resulted
In the Bank Clerks League last night on
the Palace alleys, when the Citizens team
won all three games rolled with the Met
ropolitans. Good margins separated the
teams in each game. In the first game
BARBER or the Citizens ran up score of
211, and it was the best of the contest
Scores:
Evening star., 1904-03-11

Family Escapes Accidental Poisoning.
A dispatch from Dothan Ala. last night
says:
Mr. j. A. Peterman. wife and three chill
dren, and Mrs Angus Kirkland and her
baby were poisoned this morning by eating
biscuits which were made from -four in
which rough on rats had been put by a
small child OF Mr.. Peterman. Prompt med
ical attention was procured and they arl
now out of danger.
Evening star., 1904-03-11

will be in good shape to start the season
with. but will use It carefully In the prac-
ready before the team gets back to
Chicago
Il don't know-swhether or not Fielder
Jones will report. but hope that he will,
Evening star., 1904-03-11
District Title Insurance Bowlers

In the Title Insurance League last night
the Columbia Title and District Title
teams were the contestants, the former
capturing all three games. The best score
OF the evening was made by Miller of Co
iumbia, who knocked over 213 pins in the
first game Scores:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-10
9en lille spion.

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RESULTS AT HARLEM.

Jack D1ry 10 Henry. 20 l. won; Tenneyburn 81 M
l. second; CaptaExp, 9o (OEpAan, Il 20 =.
third. Time 1:05 "a The Belle, Nun. Bonnie Prtnos
Charlie Before LADY Ellison Al Casey. Tom Shelly and
Dsis6TaLno also
sesond race Csir iur'ongs)-BuTesh ioo GI.ur1. 70
won: Ness 100 tSicoi 10 20 !. second Pr cess
Tulane &c CIV. Knapp. 10 l. third. Tine i;l2 u.
The Crisis. John Scott Bill Writers and Singing Mas
also
Third race Cnils ana seventy yaTds)-Talps 90 on
phartl o won Ananias 90 ,Reedj. 10 !. seccad;
Eonso,gca los dioieT 81, TO l. third Tina 1888
Fourth ave furongs)-Jade lo6 QIe-gessn) II to
30 Del ca IO5 Iarsen) Il 5. Tr1ond; Green
down los IOresar) 8 20 4 third. Tn I:6l- NJ
Tumper Garvice Sincerity Belle. Cossan ana Dunea..
also
fth race cave fuTlongs)-F1ying Brook los couphsnt
won Peter Duva, los tHofher). Is TO ] sec7nds
Double. 100 QSicoD TO TO- third. Time. i:01S Mary
Eleanor Deskln. Tie Gladly, Good Manners and Vino
also
Sixth mle)-Durbar 90 CIV. Knapp. 10 % /.
Swestie. % tNCo0. II 10 second; hummer II,
II laorrie' 10 third Tire. i:4lfs Emma A
NJ. Lady res knight ana Atlantico also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-16
AGAINST CONEY Bath
Lttleton Looking for Another Site
and E1pects to Find IT,.

The Board OF Estimate met yesterday and mad.
several appropriations. DR.. Woodbury. the CON-
missioner OF Street Cleaning received ESss0 to ir
crease his Manhattan plant and $4,000 FOR Brook
lyn. To Health Commissioner Darlington the board
gave $4,000 for commission he will appoint tn
study acute lung diseases. particularly pneumonia
The Police Commissioner received $1,000. vbicb
will enable him 10 appoint 150 new policemen AN
thorized several months ago. The Bridge Commits
soner received $4,000 IN corporate stock TO enabla
him to go ahead with the BlackweITs island
Bridge. The board passed q resolution authorizing
special revenue bonds TO defray the expenses or
four chaplains for the Fire Department at gGa
year.
The board rescinded It's action OF several weeks
ago appropriating S235.00o In corporate stock FIR
cleaning the sewers of Manh. ttan There is stn
doubt TO the boards power to issue these bonds
Complaints that sewers are in bad condition have
practically stopped all the other work in Borough
President Ahearn's office. He insisted that action
could not be delayed further unless the board
wanted to take the responsibility OF an epidemic
1t therefore decided to rescind the corporate
stock resolution. and instead give him S00JO9 IN
special revenue bonds This $4,000 Will bring the
amount OF special revenue bonds close 70 $4,000
about haIf what the law allows be issued
The board heard President Littleton and Park
Commissioner Kennedy. of Brooklyn. the plan
TO build public bath at Ocean Parkway. C0ney
Island. Mr.. Kennedy opposed il, on the ground
that the beach to-day was OF greater benefit to the
people. Besides. he questioned the feasibility Of
.llding bathing pavilion at that point unless
expensive jetties were made 20 stop the erosion OF
the beach BY the tides. My. IIttleton said ne was
on record as favOring bathing pavilion. but ne
thought Mr.. kenuedy-s objections might prove well
founded He had experts. ne said looking for an
other site. and believed it would b. fO6nd.
Fifty thousand dollars was voted to repair Ger
manently the old bTownstone building in City Han
Park used BY the City Court Controller GrOct
said he was unable to agree on terms for the site
OF the South BrGoklyn Market. TO be built near
Thirty ninth-st He suggested condemnation pro-
ceedings, and these were authorized.
The question of allowing Commissioner Best 10
build his temporary bridge terminal City Hail
Park was on the calendar. Park COMMISSIONS
PaIlas sent a letter agreeing 10 give his consent
provided the Board OF Estima te unanimously asked
il. and the Bridge Commissioner agreed to take
the terminal down in eighteen months. At Mayor
McClelan's suggestion, no action was taken, pend
ing tn testing the courts Of the McCarTen act.
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FIFTEEN FoorERs-sTART. $40.
LARcHMoNr YACHT CLUB ENTRIES.

Race week at The Larchmont Yacht Club begins
to-day with an excellent entry list of nfty-two
yachts. covering sixteen distinct classes and ncIud
Ing all the fastest yachts at present IN commission
on Long Island Sound. Following are the yachts
entered.
schooner Class DAHOrita iohard MANSFIELD owner
sloops GiaAs Nicola George NJ. Pynchoni we.ta1nos
s!oops @3-;cot Csss-Erort. r NJ Smith
fa~is and sloops Class Arern. John Hyslop. Sakana
A - MoCTsery Zenobis- II. W Eaton Memory. II. ".
aators sloopa-Spasm. L. 1. KinsI Anoetok. W. q
Brokawi Mimosa Ill., T. L. Park
SloOps C!sss N-AIsrt. A. Ii Alker: Mlmos n T I.
Park, Nike, '. l. CInnoclf.
sioops, Class P-snapper. +. H Page; Una ". Butler
Duncan jrj Rogua. A. b. Alloy.
eloops Class Q-Jeeh. i. D. Brown. Gazabo II. r.
Vuts.
Sloops-Class R--Plover II. Place; Pandora,
Lsrchmont 21foot C1ass-Adetaite J. J. DWysr: Eouri
J. II. Esseri Dorothy l. c. Spence; Vagueru IL. J. N.
Marble.
Raeeebont class-Rssoal II. g c, Hopkins Cricket.
Fl. Wu!etts; Hobo. 7. L Park Grasshopper X. C.
Pryor: Tartan, Allen Prize Mavis. -. Tonboy II.
l. Maxwell: fdlsr. o Donnel Iselir.
Indian Harbor One Design ClasB-Ovaatonns George
Lauder. jr Anawanda, E. c. Ray; Shoshons. -
Manhssset b. One Design ClHse--ClicSioler. J. P.
M9hr; ArEone. George A. Cory Pgp, f. W. h4tsey
Ace Anna Bavisr; Ags. j. d. sparhman
Auxiliary Schooner C'Res-AtiantiO, Wilson MarshaiiI
Vergoalsre "A. T. Bostwiok
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RESULTS AT ct. LOUIS.

St Louis. July Ia-Tirst five furorgs}-Franco.
es VsnaeTbout). . TO Q wen: Monogram. G6 (StovsD.
70 70 second Fust 1oe (Austinl. j. 70 thd Tine.
lUa l.ddon, Opinion. Ate!aTd. Tim Hurst Weberfsds
and cture Hat
Second tsx ca-loags)-00rssca- lo5 GAndsey1 20
20 :, Miss y gle. los tFslce) 10 10 l. second
F.ordor l1o Uatsonl. 10 10 /. third Time 1l8, RI ON
mate Madoc. Simon Kent Bgfgery. Feuian. Arthur.
Tom MarIo.ns PhioTa ana Lady 4'onso also ran.
1niId purse; four and Ore-half furlonE-rsha-
bile 10 u. BOoker). even. Loretta n 10 (IrJN-
10 second Usa.thula. so G)srD - 70 third
Tine, o;5I Useful Lady. ZenCa. Hlona Sylvan Belle
and Miss HazY also
Fourth (handlcap; six furlongs)-FioEal Nreah,
100 Goey). 70 wgl; Charlie Thompson, 1l6 tl1ox-
ieo - second: otto Steife. IS (Austln) 70 o.
third Time 117.A w. p Palmer and Elastic also
Fifth and one-sixteenth niiIes-IhAae, liz
N2aYnor) ! to . won; Lord Touchwood so (StovaD. 10
u 1. second: Decoration lOl CHowelD. q 70 !, third
Tine 1904. sig luua and Wounded Knee also ran
Sixth (ene mile end seventy ySrds)-TTHpsetts
100 LAnde-soui. - won; Martius, IS (McAsughnl,
8 J. sec1rl, den l0i (W Davis, 10 ! third.
Time l5o4 SaIyats, 1Istg. John Doyle and Kennns-
igA ran
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LAWN TENNIS.
Little and Collins Defeat Wrenn
Brothers at VestcheSter.

The round robin tennis tournament IN mems
doubles, which has been Ia progress on the courts
Of the Country Club OF Wcstchester for the last
week has assumed a peculiar aspect from the fact
that the teams are generally regarded tho best Ii
tina country. ans for tho most part they have been
tn TOD Of their several games. The novel con-
dit!on Of the tournament "a occasioned by tho I'M
finished match Of Thursday n which Ward and
Wright and the Wrenn brothers contested. u was
thought that this match would be decided yester-
Day but by mutual agreement the match will be
played of during the Seabright tournament next
week Il the Wrenns win this match. there VIII be
triple lie for hrst honors. The Wrenn6 wers
beaten in the only match OF the tournament played
yesterday. The sumnaryi
Mems round robin doubles-R d. IAttie and Rruirn
Collins defeated 9. L WTsun s.. and r u. Wrenn.
e-3. Go. Ia, %
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Notice of Summons.
,UPREME COURT Oh NE STATE on

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- New York, County % New Iork--haEles z. Muller
SraHe as Exsctors Of and trustees I1ter The LAST vii
sga.nst Ths cify 5f p aaeIphia: Charles f. Muller
William " HsbSrton; arthur z Nal5ts as Exscutor q
Thomas Evans. deceased. Arthur b. liu-y. Rudolph
Ter: 1uiesto asaasrsoa Russell H Headera Marion H
l. En9s: Horace Bios. Saraa Enos: Thomas 3. EH9s
arIas u wAe.en- K Gertrude Muller g Hsbsr-
Mau,le Muller Lucis Muller Morgan Agnes svans
TaSss5t .:udoIph II Evans md Franz ? Evans Eliza
Sesa n E:vans: Lester L Evaas Harry D. Evans Eliza
W. X InsersoI. Charles Hsberton; Theoiors W. Evans
MsTaH, Wnar 3 GSer Roaer5 : PS.l.Ss A AanE
MeMoran: NSyasIs ho5ei y ana !mgeT.5oq S5ngaSy G.
william B. McNlece; William G. Keeer; John W. wotsn
Keaas: Rastus : RANSOM Louis sIverrlan and ION
deslrei in New YORK Coa5
ty-To ne above named Defendants You are hereby
serve copy OF your the plaatiffs' attorneys
Exclusive Or the day Of and in case u your au5s
~ tecaul. f5r relief Demanded n coraDIaut
Dated New York February .. 1894
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address. N5 Sc EbsTy street BSToash Of san6s,
Attorneys for plaintiff fSiwa-d 4 Crane as Executor
and Trustee. SC Once and Pest O11c4 a. lrsss 45
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Higgins MSIds Muller. Agnes Evans. Reris Evans
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you by publication. pursuant the order John
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q Tire state q New York dated the 10th day Of June
1904 fled with the complaint herein IN Office o.
Clerk OF the County q New York Borough e
Manhattan. City. County and state OF New York. As
lIth June. 1904
Dated New York. Juno 18th 1904.
WOLEOTT c. LANE. Attorney for plaintiffs Charles
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Executors and Trustees. Once and Pest OIcs
address No So liberty Street. Borough q Nanhsf
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-16

For fifteen innings the Highlan6ers and Cleveland
batted at American League Park. and when the
game was over the home team had won to =
Orleen scored the winning two Dagger by
Powell alter he had got his home On single.
Powell pitched excellent game. striking out
nine men. giving only base on balls. and keep
ing the hits we'll scattered
Each team scored in the second. Cleveland
made theirs two Dagger and G single; New
York Fultzs three Dagger, that Melted tally
when Cou4Cy went out The home team took the
load in the seventh. Elberfeld knocked a two bag
ger and Fultz singled and stole second. Conroy
hit to Hickman. who threw Elberhed cut at the
plate, but FultZ got home on klelnowE single. The
crowd had New-York Que to win in Il walk, but the
visitors tied tie in the ninth, two bag
suspense was prolonged six innings The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-16
MISS GRosvENoR SAILS TO VICTORY

iBF TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBUNE1
Newport. r. l.. July l6--Tn a strong southwest
wind that covered the bay with whitecaps, the so
footers and 15footers raced this afternoon carry
Ing full sail. The larger boats raced for a cup
onered by William G. Rocker, Jr. The trophy was
won by the Carolina The Hawk owned and sailed
by Miss Grosvenor. OF Providence, finished frst BY
four seconds in the class for the smaller boats
Tie l5-footers sailed over triangular course OF
eight miles. the Hawk leading almost from the
start though hard pushed by the Mnnow sailed
BY William Lippitt. II run to the first mark
q beat 70 the ter mark and broad reach home.
The So-footers called over the Dyer's Island course
the Breeze, sailed by H b. Duryea loading at the
start In the run up the bay with spinnakers the
boats kept well together but when they hauled on
the wilma IT, Carolina sailed by her owner worked
up to windward, constantly increasing her lead,
The summary follows:
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PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

RACINq-I,t Brighton Beach. 2:SO p. MI Harlem ana
ST. Louis
ACToNoBIINdRaces at Empire City track. 2so p. IN.
LAWN Reconsideration tournament Country Club
OF WestchsssI, Canadian championships Niagara
on-the-l4ake. Massachusetts State doubles Mag
nolia, Enslewocd at Crescent. West Side a Kings
side.
CEdCKET-I<ssgus gamss; Brooklyn King.
County at Prospect Park. Livingston Brooklyn q
al Staten Island, Paterson Columbia Oval at
Paterson. Association games Manhattan % Newark
at Prospect Park; Columbia Oval Thstis. at
Williamsb-idge Union County Paterson at Ellzs-
beth Essex County vs. Yonkers Branch Brook
Park, o. n. T. West Indians Newark Haysr-
ford va. Eaton College at Eaton
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Yacht power boat races ut
Atlantic Yacht Club. Sea Gate; q Iarch-
mont Yacht Club. 8ensorhurst Yacht Regatta
0ravsssn6 Bay; frecial Seawanhaka Corinthian
Yacht Club ladies day 1T Kniokerbocksr Yacht
Club.
GOI.F0Kiohers' handicap for and womsn's nine
hole handicap. Sound Beach Golf Club; open amateur
tournament. Apawamis Club: Class b handIcsp
Enslewood Golf Club: handicap Il Monsclair Coli
Club; July cup contest, Suburban Club, EaIzsbetht
hnas for club champioaship. Hillside Golf club;
boste handicap Ardsl5Y Cub fourth monthly handi-
cap St Andrew Club; finals IN club team match
contest Canoe Brook Country Ciut. Suramitl SENT
hna!s for Cooper cup. CRAWFORD Coli Club.
BASEBAI4L-National League: Ssw-York at Pftt,burr
Brooklyn OF Cincinnati, Boston St. Louis phia,,
dsIphis at Chicago. American Lacquer Detroit AZ
New-forh. $50 D st. Louis Phsdelpbta
Chicago at Wash!ngton- Cleveland at Boston,
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wAIDNER AND HUNT IN FINALE.
~ TELEGRARH 20 THn TKIeTNE.l

lBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRLsTNE.l
Niaghra-on-the-Iake, Ont. July 1.-THE finals
were reached to-day in Canadian Tennis Champion
ships. and the West. represented by L. Il. Waidner
and R. O. Hunt Will fight it out to decide who shall
challenge Beals Wright. OF Boston the present
holder Of the chanpionship IL the doubles Wright
and Leonard play Hunt and WaIdner In the finals
The summary:
Mems singles, sem!hnal round-IA II. Eaidnsr Crica
60. lea. Il. h Fischer, New YORK, 80. 81 Cd r
g. Hunt California defeated L. r. Patorson Toronto
Mems doubles. nrst rolnd-DeeIs wright and Edss-
Leonard Boston. defeated How ard BsseIl O. Va
per. Buraio e-s. ca. :. H. Waidnsr, chicago ana
* q; Hunt calor3ia osfeaiee z Bell California,
seni-fnei roald-Besls Wright and r Leonard Bos-
ton. osiest-d H Cole and A. Lewis. Yale, ca Ga
L Il Nsldneg and r G; Hunt defeated n p. Fischer
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BIG "AUTO" RACE MEET TODAY.
Nine Races Carded-Twenty-two Cars En-
tered for Handicap Contests.

at thu Empire City track to-day the opening
automobile races of the local Will be held
with O gathering of fast cars such have never
been at the course. Nine races carded
The first will be the ten-mtis affair for middle
weight machines, IN which six cars have been en-
tsred. including the two 40-horsepowsr pecauvilles
a so-hcrsepower Christie. s-horsepowsr and a
1o-horsepower Renault. and a aA-horsepower Frank
I'm
In the big fteen-rnils free-for-ali race fourteen
eohorsepower Mercedes, Harry s. Harknesss go
horsepower Mercedes. thst established figure
tor the Climb UP Mount Washington; George Aren't
3r.s, oV-horsepower Mercedes. and Of similar
type. All the oars will compete in the handicap
wnion Will nave Twenty-Five starters. and Will have
to be nun in heats.
There Will also b exhibition mile BIZ b. n.
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GIANTS YIN AGAIN.
Find Ball When Hits 1re Needed
Beat Cincinnati, . to 1.
IBY TELEGRAPH 70 TIE TRIBUNE. ]

Cincinnati. July l5,-The hea, proved 100 much for
&athewson here to-day, and hs had 20 be relieved
By McGinnity after the seventh inning. New-York
won, however. to 2, hitting the ball when hits
counted toward runs. Manager Kelly ordered
OF the Held for disputing decision IN the seventh
inning.
The home team tailed IN the second, when Cd
Wei was hit by Mathewson, stole second and cama
nome Corcorans single The second run was
made IN the sixth. by DolaI. who forced Seymour
and then scored Odwelrs three bagger The
Giants scored twice IN the opening inning Nc
Cormick hit 10 left and went 70 second Brownies
sacrifice. Dovlin got his base on balls Bowerman
beat bunt. Mertes then hit and scored McCor-
mick and Devlin. Browne walked II the third stole
fecond and scored as Mertes put out az sec
ond trying 10 make & two Dagger out OF a Eingle,
The final run was made b. Mertes with a home
run IN tho sixth. The score:
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The RECORDS.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
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PATTERSON CONNECTICUT CHAMPION.

Hartford. Conn. July 15.--The golf championship
G.; Connecticut to-day by S. II. Patterson,
OF the Brooklawn Club Bridgeport. who defeated
J. E. Hewes OF ths Hartford Country Club, up
and to play IN IS holes. At the end OF the morn
irg's play of IS holes. Hewes was UP. and he was
picked to win the ttle but the superior long
Of Patterson won for him the championship held
for the last three years. by c. II. Seeley. OF tha
Wee Burn Club. who did not compete this year.
Although Hewes was defeated, his playing the
feature OF tho tournament. He Is not yet twenty
years old, and had never figured IN an important
match before
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BENsoNHuRsT YACHT RACES SATURDAY.

Ths committee of the Bensonhurst Yacht CIuN
attention Of yacht the fact that
Of tho club will be sailed to-day thu
last Saturday. and under ths rules
of tho Gravessnd Bay Yacht Racing Association
Winners in the various classes will receive polrfs
which count toward the record OF the series The
club will hold series OF three handicap races for
cups presented by Commodore A c. Bellows under
dates of July IS. August and September 10. open
only boats enrolled In the club Time allowances
will be based the type OF boat rig. previous per-
Torrance ana The club to dirords. Staten
Island. scheduled for July 10. but postponed
count bad weather be sailed July %, start
ina from the clubhouse at 10 Il
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INGOM1R HITS NAVAHOE.
Morton 4. Plants Schooner Fouls
German Ya1cI Off Douer.

Dover. England July r.-The American schooner
yacht Ingomar, owned by Morton r. Plant OF New
York. fouled the yawl Navahoe, the property OF
George W. Watjens, OF Germany. formerly owned
by Royal Phelps Carroll. OF New-York this morn
ing of the Admiralty Pier. shortly after their
start in the race for yachts of hundred tons
The Ingomar had her bowsprit and forerigging
carried away, while the Navahoe's mainsan was
spit and her steering gear damaged. Both
yachts were obliged 70 abandon the race Mr..
collision.
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M. shNT0s-DUM0NT MAY RETURN
Little Time, However, for Completion of a
New Balloon EnveIoDe

Paris. July l5-M. Santos-Dunont has begun ne
gotiaticns With manufacturers Of silk balloon en-
velopes TO repair his damaged airship He says his
return 70 the United States depends the ability
OF the manufacturers to supply an envelope cpeed-
ily. His reporte5 intention not to compete at St
Ior.s e. therefore. premature although It IS gem
orally believed that the manufacturers VIII 20 IN
able to furnish the material within the tins re.
CURED.