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Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-12-22

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,nVh the relatives OF The
oeorse rartracs n
Jasper, are lere this
Mr.. Carpenter, Of Nashville,
spent Thursday in the c. y.
Misses Mabel andI Callie Lee
Daniel were in Tracy City Fri
day.
Harris Woodlee, offrracy City,
spent Monday here.
Miss Ida Smith, of Beersheba
Springs, passed through here
last week enroute home.
Mrs. Alternately and little
daughter are visiting at Tracy
City.
A. FURY, of Gruetii, was seen
on our streets Tuesday.
Will Lockhart, Of Monteagle,
was here Monday on business.
Miss Hall mas returned to her
home in Tracy City, after spend.
ing a few days here with her
sister, Mrs. George Flynn.
Mr.. Seigrist, of Gruetli, was
| ~
here Monday. WILD BILL.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-12-22

EFT every person approach the greatest of christian festivals
with the determination to make less fortunate heart
happy.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-12-22

Advertisements must have merit or they
! will not be accepted, Mrs. Grundy has a large
and increasing circulation. Artistic designs in
typography special feature in our ads With
the latest improved machinery we are also turn
ing out superior grade OF job work
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-12-22

MRS. GRUNDY-A character in Morton's
Comedy, "Speed the Plough" the wife of
lucky farmer, envied by Dame Ashfeld, neigh
Dor, who constantly exclaims, "What will Mrs.
Grundy say" hence, society in general regarded
as censor of morals.-Standard Dictionary.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
READY FOR N. Y. Y. G. CRUISE.
Old Clubhouse To Be Opened at Glen Cove
To-day-Power and Small Boat Races.

Unless the weather puts a damper on .he spirits
of the officers and members of the New-York Yacht
Club. this will be red letter day IN the history OF
that organization. Besides being the day set for
the rendezvous Of the yachts that take part
in the ifty-ninth annual cruise. the members
70 assist in the ceremony OF opening the original
clubhouse in which the club was organized IN 1874
The house was brought from Hobokeu 10 Glen Cove
and up there month ago on a site given by
Edward Ladew. one OF ths members ct the club.
BY order Of Commodore Frederick G. Bourne the
squadron will illuminate ar = and there will
be a concentration OF the hasships s4archlight
beam the burgee displayed over the station A
general display ~ searchlishts Is recommended.
especially about p. m. An Informal reception is
70 be held the old clubhouse from s15 70 IL ..
Steam and sailing yachts OF all sizes and types
will come from the east and west this morning and
this afternoon TO Glen Cove's picturesque harbor.
where they will anchor within signalling distance
Of the flagship Delaware. In obedience 20 the
signal, 10 be made about o'clock the yacht own
will muster board the Delaware half an
hour later 10 attend the meeting. az which details
of the future movements OF the yachts entered for
the squadron runs 10 be determined.
The morning will be devoted TO power boat racing.
Boats owned by members their sons will Taca
over specially selected course Long Island
Sound. This will begin at 1870 m. and the
for yachts too small for enrolment. owned BY
members and their sons. a. 2,Sn ?. N
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
RESULTS AZ HARLEM.

Chicago. aug. io.-Frst race thve ana half fur
longs)-Aty Eleanor. los Morrison y 70 ! wen, Sly
Musette ieS (FIomerl, SO / second, Lady Ellison
10 Henry. 10 % |. third. Time lioH La sagitts
Tyroan Mary Edna Votrice and Cutter also ran
Second lsteeplechsse. short eoursel-0liyer Nc
u 20 J. second, weird 14o (seaton). % !. third
Time. SIS springstead, Dominique You and Alma
Girl Nontanic threw rider. Jack DOYLE fell
and Coronstus
third race zone rnilel-Judge Hines sos fHenry).
10 / won; wsrte Neht 50 knapp. Is 70 s. second
Gregor X IO7 Hotter. Is 70 lC, third Time. sS n
Bragg and yslna Clark also
Fourth race (sK furlongsJ-The Mighty, los tShee
ham 3 J. won. D 7. Moore. 1o2 tSeamster1. 50 to
J. second. Cyprienne eS ,McIntyr.). 20 TO !, third
Time. l:ls&. Maggie Lseber Harvey, Rag Tag. Tam
0 shsnter. Magic Flute ana Enver''e also ran.
Fifth race 1fvs ana half furlongsJ-John SuulslL
1oe Henry 20 3 won. Albert Fir. I03 Morrison
J. second. CostiGan. IS w. Knapp, 20 J. third
sixth race trnile and three sixteenth Don't Ask
Ne, io5 CMcTntyre'. - 70. Won Royal Pirate. ss
CHarrsl. 10 !, second. EXcsntral. 81 Nv Knapp.
5. third. Time. 2.05ss Handley Cross also ran.
Seventh zone rnilel--Ben Haywood. Ios fdcIn-
tvrA, 70 / wen. Frecknan. es tCirsenheld). ),
second. Viola, lNioop. / third Time. 4
ST George. 5r Charlie Miller, Duncan. and
Requisite aiss
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
S4TOLLT SAILS FOR ROME.
4 Ne7c AmeriCan Cardinal Not
JnLkeIu. Prelate Says.

In connection with the sailing Yesterday ot Car
dinal SatolH the Sardesna. reports were re
viyed about the creation OF another American
cardinal Cardnsl sstolh intimat@d that the Pope
might create one at the Consistorv 10 be held in
December at the time Of the Jubilee Of the I'm
maculate Conception He said.
These are things Of which We cannot speak
We may M o9{ o1 NO enc SHOWS b,as aT
Personally. know nofhlng concerning another
number OF members Of the sacred College in this
country may he increased
Many Catholics here say that three cardi-
nails 70 be created ar the December Consistory.
Archbishop Bourne. of London. being one. and the
others an American and Italian OF the Amer
leans ho considered most likely 10 be hon
ored Archbishop Ireland. of 81. Paul, Arch
bishop RYAN. OF Philadelphia. and Archbishop Far
ley, Of New-York Many think that Archbishop
Farley by reason ~ the importance Of his arch
diocese. has the first right, Many preistes from
south who the Sartegna to see the
Cardinal depart Yesterday, thought that the
able Archbishop Ryan was the most likely TO be-
come the member
Cardinal Satolli went board the Ssrdegna
some two hours before she sailed. With him were
his lay secretary the 'Rev Giovanni C5iotoni his
secretary. the Rev. Giuseppe Maruchi. and his
nephew. the Rev. Ercole Satolh Early in the
morning. Archbishop Ryan and Archbishop Farley
with Bishop NIcFaul of Trenton; Bishop McDon-
neil of Brooklyn: Monsignior OConnel of the
Cstholig University. and twenty priests vis-
tied him at the Franciscan Monastery In Thompson
st. later accompanying him - the Sardegna-
where he held informal reception.
Among the Cardinals visitors before the Sar-
dogma sailed was the Papal Countess Mrs
Spottiswood Mackin. Through his secretary.
Cardinal SatoIII presented zuchettO TO her. She
requested the secretary TO ask the Cardinal 10
write his name inside the red cap The secretary
did not wish to do frs. but yielded 20 her
entreaty. and had a priest take the cap 10 the
Cardinal. In few moments the priest returned
with the cap. which bore the Cardinals auto
graph on the lining.
Just before the lines were cast of from the
Sardegna, Cardinal SatoIl said
M trip here has been most pleasant end inter
esting! have been treated with the utmost kind
ness and courtesy by every one. I go now with
pleasure at the thoughts OF the many kindnesses
so soon. would like 70 return 20 dedicate the
new cathedral TO be built IN ST. Paul, but fear
I will then be too old, for am now ffty-hve
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
OPEN TOURNAMENT AT DEAL BEACH

The Deal Golf Club win hold its annual mid
summer tournament Thursday, Friday and sat
urday August Is, 19 ari %. The contest will be
open TO all members cf clubs affiliated with the
United States Golf Association. and as it is the
last big affair of tho kind to proceed the national
amateur championship al Batusrol. large entry
is expected. Cups are offered for as many sets Of
sixteen qualify and there Will be cup for the
runner-up in each six teams Entries should be
made 10 S NJ Allen. Deal Golf Club. Deal Beach
n. J.. before Tuesday. August I6. The programme
Is as follows
Thursday q 80 eighteen holes medal play. 1uali-
flying round first qualify Presidents
Cup second sixteen 70 the Governors cup; 280 p m
first round match play. Beaten eight second
sixteen 10 play of for Vice Presidents Consolation
Friday--9:SO a. m. second round nd
First round Vice
Consolation cups 230 =. third round match play.
Saturdag-o:30 a. finals. thirty holes ali
cups Eighteen holes handicap cups gross and net
all day.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
AUTO TOUR AT ST. LOUIS.
Hard Ran Through Nud to Jour
ney's End.
IRr rrIr6nAru 70 rHE rRIsJNr.I J


81. Louis. Arg. lO.-The last day Of the oiS aa'"
mobile from Springfield to St Louis pfo'eu
the hardest Gag Of the sixteen, and at 10 o e'oeA
there were siII several cars out, and II IS douopH
whether they will be abe 10 make the contro' III
;me to register for the first class certlrc'''sN
Cars that have always been among the hFst 10
arrive were hours behind and number OF ths
smaller lightweight ears showed mp well through
the mud. n had raiuad for hours through CeH''@
Iiluois last night. TIE So Louis automobile cruz
rnenbers out in force to welcome the VISITORS
and act official escort in entering the citS- =
smoker at the clubhouse is in order for to-motio"
night. More chickens. dogs and even pig zen
victims to the army of automobiles n to-day ;
Sixty machines had arrived ct - LOUIS ''
1915 p m The Pope-Toedo four-cylinder touring
car, carrying Albert L Pope and Arthur ~. rope
with George Souies Al the wheel, Was the MS s. "
tho cars on ,he run 10 arrive al s.. LOUIS il''a
cav went through without repairs Of any KIM anu
without changing the water in the fad'aloF-
Springfield III Aug 1o-The touring car entry
No a1 in the New Tork-St. Louis automobile run
exploded in this city to-day The car was owned
hy Ray II. Liliibridge, Of New-Ycrk, and was
being driven by ". Bonastine Both men we're
thrown 70 the pavement but not seriously injured
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11

RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.

s. Louis Aus IoFi.sr race I'x ro far%nE o. Saf 1H
ebfor sss o. CF5eimsl 4 J. won, kack Nithpei :.
Davis 70 second, Msgtoni. a. Il wilson 4r,,is
third Time u Catherine Knox; KISS 2u'. ~,s.
T,s-e;-sr erE T1srast also ran La Rouge lett az pos
Second race ave and one-half furlongs'Fay TEMPE
Corusy) ( ! Voltage, ~ 'i'is IS
10 second Ciasconns 100 sederl 70 l. third Il71s
Liz Ielis Hunter Onaa j Iay SHARP, MeiiWNo---'
Degrsunnont and 4. Lazy also ran Boy fell on ai
Third race mile ana fhre iT prozeT1 : - 2
second Compass 100 IL wilson 10 % J. third ll1e,
2,0sl Larry Wilt. Banquet Salve, Mae Miller ''is7
Vivian Hellie Bsvn and Edsardo also lan - O., 81,
Fo,rb ra-= six flrlongsl-Miss Doyle, ~ 'Fics'.
Won Laura Hunter. l62 CW- Davis. ~ |. second
First Attempt IL. WILSON,. 80 =. thira ilnle;
ia Rustic Girl Amnts LADY -ontrary LADY RAY ana
Suave also .,,.. 40
- Conway / won. Eleanor Howard Jog IsedeT3
2 secons SancTfssima. eS CIV Davis. n 70 J.
fbird Time -2sH Fazel u Fehy Blue. Rafed
I-rarriee Fonso LADY Burlington, Alins = ana
sixth race mile and ree-sStssnIssl.Lra: 'GS
second; Sister lillian 30" ON psvis' 70 J. third Time
Z.0SiA Lone IittlA Corker. NurTur. FonTNF ana '@e
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
DATES FOR NEWPORT POLO TOURNEY

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Newport r. l.. Aug lo.-The schedule for the
tournament of the Westchester Polo Club was
made known to-day, with the exception OF the
games for the Brenton Reef Cups. which will be
announced later. 10 suit the convenience or the
contestlng teams Tho games will begin on Mon
day next, and will continue for two weeks as
follows:
Newport cups-August 10, RockAWay vs. vesteheser /:
August 10. Myopla Country Club of Westchester.
August II, Bryn Mawr Freebooters OF Au-
gust August 1s Weschester II winners August
49, August 20 winners of August II winners of Au
Westohester cups-August %. Bryn Mawr Freebootars
Rookaway; August %. Myopa l vs. Country Club Of
westchester August 90 winners OF August % win
OF August %
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
LEAeug.AssoclArIoN CRICKET GAME.

Teams representing the Metropolitan District
Cricket League and the New-York Cricket Asso-
citation will meet in their annual contest to-day at
Prospect Park. The game will he played on even
terms. although the association has in previous
years accepted odds. Owing 10 the objection of
some Of the Livingston players TO taking part in
the game, unless the association accented some
handicap, the league team has had to be revised
and the men who will play
Ileague--Archie Brown (oaptaln). L. Power and IT
Poyer Brooklyn c. c.: a. Hoskings B. Rortanz ana 7
". Escoba. Columbia Oval; F. ]. Prendergast and 9
smith. Manhattan w. Bunce Hooper Pa
A. B. Lewis Kings County Substitutes Fiannery
Brooklyn: g. W. Barnes, Kings County. '''
The association team is J. Adam (captainJ. Thistles
r. 4iurpny. S1l1nos oyaI; A e Herbert Manhattan
and T. L. White Essex County: J. Stanton O. n r. s
{. Snow. west Indians. A. n Gibson. Union County.
r. Smith. fonkers. 6ubstitutesH Taylor Paterson "
s Patmore Thistles: Z Briefly o. n T.. ana
Goddard. Union County. - -
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
FISKE OUT AS CHAIRMAN.
F.H. 4LLEN SUCCEEDS HIu
Hestchester Democrats Hare an
Unpleasant, Gloomy Contention.

The main feature OF the convention Of the wss..
chester County Democrats yesterday in WAlts
Plains was the overthrow Of ex-Mayor Edwin "
Fiske OF Mount Vernon as chairman o. ~.
county COMMITTEES. Although Mr. Fiske retired
gracefully and made howeTy speech nominatjnr
his successor, Frederick n Allen. who divides bt.
time between the Westehester Country Club ara
Newport, II is said that his retirement Is due 10
conference which he held a few days aso with
William Z, Sheehan and other friends OF ex-
Judge Parker. At this conference it is reported
Mr.. Parker's friends showed FiSke the hars
writing the wall and iatimated 70 him thar p
h" did not retire gracefully they would taks a
hand in Westchester County politics and put him
out by force II is runored that keep Fisl1e ara
his followers in line the Parker managers prom
ised him a good lob
After the reorganization hal taken place tss
delegates met in ST Johns Hall TO select a county
ticket and had stormy time. The Parker ela-
ment. owing to the dsarth of candidates mads
fight 10 delay the convention until September y
bur eN-Mayor FIsks, state Committeeman NJ :
Walsh, l. J Beaudras and others insisted on maxi
ing the noTnina tOns ar once. a ballot was taken
on the question and the secretaries reported that
ex-Mayor tiske, who was in the chair, mad won by
a narrow margin. When this was announces
Colonel Francis Larkiu and Matthew CIune made
a bitter protest. They decared that The vote
hinged upon the vote Of one delegate. The delegate
in question was somewhat befuddlsd ard as ne
chung to the platform for support Larkin and
had voted to postpone the convention. Fizke 70
fused TO allow the man 10 change his vote
L know where you fellows got this delegate
he said. You went into the back ~ the haH and
Dig him up
Colonel Lsrkin demanded another vote Whon
Eiske declined 70 put the motion he was greeted
with storm OF Kisses Fiske then declared an
adjournment until $50 o'clock The adjournment
was prolonsed until $50 clock. The leaders were
busy telephoning all over the county in effors
to get candidates II was hard fob 70 get auy
one to consent to but finally few were found
who willing TO be sacrificed. ". R Thorne
who has been twice defeated for Assembly in the
Hid District nominated for County Clerk;
John - Van Zslm. twice defeated for City Judss
in Nsw-Rochelle- was made the nominee For Dis
trict Attorney. Alderman Charles Weber, a Mount
Vernon butcher. VIII be put the ticket for Su-
perirtendent OF the Poor. and rhe nomination for
County Register and Coroner went 70 Isaac w.
Turner OF Bedford and Dr. T c. Elnendorf Of
Port Chester. Mr.. Turner is known as the New
York Lodging House King Il is reported that
he will decline 70 The convention was the most
dssolats that has ever been held 10 WeStchesrer
County. and htttng wtnd-up 70 i dog en-
tered the hall and hOWled Omtnously while the
chairman was putting the motion 20 adjourn
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY

RAcING.-At Saratoga. 2:so p m. Harlem and s.
Louis. ~ -
track f ~
LAWN TENNIs.-Invitstoa toirnment NJ NAsacvv
Brook Club Southampton.
CRICKET.--I.sague Association at Prosnert Paw.
GoLF.-Tournsment AZ Ekwsnok
NAcHTlNG-Annual cruise Knickerbocksr Yacht c.ub.
rendezvous Of the New-York Yacht Club sousdTar
for annual cruise special small yachts ana
motor boats. New-York Yacht Club Glen cove
BASEBAIIASational Leagre. Cincinnati al NevH-or,,
p m; 81 Louis az BROOKLYN. p m: Pttsbtir9
a. Boston Chicago at Philadelphia American Lea cue
New-hork at Chicago Philadelphia a Cleveland
washington at Detroit. Boston az 81. Louis
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
RULES GOVERNING AUTO RUNS.

Pardinetor chairman Of the racing beard
Of the American Automobile Association. said yes
terday that the association did not sanction runs IN
which one individual took part, such as tHe non
stop run which r. \ Ia Roche finished on tues
dax from this CITY - 81 Louis ana return. " ~
c.re large number Of atornobilsts wished 20 hold
such run. and permission was obtained from the
highway authorities the association might arrange
n give them sanction and appoint ofhoal ofneers
Mr. Psrdington explained Ia HochN' ne sai'. az
,t.a - b,,, for = sanction before starting on the
mn but was informed that q was not IN me as
sociation-s power 70 give one
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
p. r. pYNE. 20. BEATEN AT BAR HARsoR
lnr TELEGRAPH 70 THt TRTrrNT

lRr TELEGRAPH TO THs TRIrUNFj
Bar Harbor Ne AuE. ln-Natch play IN the open
golf tournament ~ the Kebo Valley Golf Club be-
gan to-day. and the contests were brought down
70 the final round 7 q. Thorp, Of Oakley and
Arden NJ Robbins ~ the Metropolitan GOLF Club.
will meet in the finals 81 20 holes tomorrow. Both
men are PLAYING from scratch Thorp put out
Percy r, Pyne. I'd up and 20 plaN, IN tae nrst
round. The summary
Keb2. Cup (nrst round 6 Thorg defeated l PereS
ard 2 4. NJ Robbins de1eaEed FTanSi!n Ellis ! ur'
mi-Hnais-J 6 Thorp defeated T Briggs ! and ?.
A NJ Robbins defeated r W. Whitemore
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
POLO.
Myopia Outplays Westchester IN
Point Judith Tourney.
teY TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBUNE J

Nsrragansett Pier, r. l.. Aug 10.-The second
match in the polo toarnament for the Narragansett
Cup, played this afternoon az the Point Judith
Country Club was by Myopia ], from West
chester. by score of 10 ~ goals. Westchester
received FIVE goals by handicap. and earned three,
but lost the game by safeties. Notwithstand-
ing northeastecly gale and downpour Of rain.
a number Of polo enthusiasts watched the play.
The rain msdc the turf heavy and sloppy. and rid
ing was attended with difficulty Frequent
changes of ponies necessary. and throughout
each period the play was very close
Reynal scored two Of Westchester's goals and
Cooley made the other. Norman made four of
Myopia's goals. Agassiz two and Milburn and Shaw
scored one each Cooley and Blair made two safe
ties. The lineup and score
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
MANY ENTRIES FOR CYCLING UNION.

the Metropolitan Cyclists reunion and parade
which is 10 be held in this city August %
The parade starts from the Fifty -nnth-st. circle
and ends ut coney Island No entry fee is
quired, and each rider is 70 receive souvenir 81
tho ride. These reunions have proved Immensely
popular in Boston. Detroit. Cleveland Indiana polls
and many other cities and from present indications
the parade next week will eclipse anything Of the
present year. Special prizes offered FOR the
best appearing riders etc.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
TO ABSORB OLD INSURANCE COMPANY.

The Kings County Fire Insurance Company. after
nearly half a century Of existence. yesterday
ceased writing new policies The Atlas Assurance
Company of London. since January, 1889. has held
a controlling interest in the Kings County Com
pany but they have been managed as two distinct
companies The latest step has been taken in ac-
cordance with the determination Of the Atlas COM
pany 10 concentrate it's interests under one man
agement. The policies of the Kings County VIII
be transferred to the Atlas.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
BASEBALL,
Chicago Takes First Place from the
HighIanderS.
lev TELEGRAPH TO TIE Trrsryr.

Chicago. Aug Io.-Tha HEhlan6ers lost to thi-
cago again to-day. 20 !. and their victor vent
the head Of the percentage column. while New
York drorped 20 second place Cheshro Pitched Tor
the first six innires ana held Chicago down to two
hits hut his wiIdaess in the first and his bad throw
in the third proved costly.
The Hghianders made their only run In tn" frst
inning on a single and q stolen hase and BAD
throw. Tho home players got three runs IN TINS
inning. Two bases balls and bunt got Green
to third. ana while Tannehill was heinS beie9 out
he scored. On Tsbelrs single Jones and paws
crossed the plate, Davis went 10 third base "a
the third inning on Conroys poor throw, ara tai
lied on TannehiIl's grolinder Chesbros wild
throw 10 Camel 20 catch Tannehill a hrst allowed
the latter 10 gel 10 third. and he got home on
IshellS The score.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
HANplcAPs FOR DVkER MEADOW.

Crowen Hadden, ir secretary NJ the pyksr
Meadow Golf Club has announced the following
handicaps. with the statement that only players
in the monthly handcaps can qualify FOR the Bier
bauer cup.
saturday August 19-F1fth renthly handicap FIRST
and second prizes Is holes medal play.
Labor bay Monday, september S--An Is hole match
handicap against boyle for first and second PRIZES
given by the club
saturday September 17-sXth monthly handicap for
hrst and second prizes. IL holes medal PLAY
October l--Sevenh monthly handcap for hrs
and second prizes is holes medal play.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11

FAMOUS YACHT INTREPID SOLD.

The auxiliary schooner Yacht Onward has been
sold by the estate ct the late Edward Bell 70
James 7. Dunn % this city, through the agency "r
Henry 7 Girlow The Yacht will into coulnls-
sion az once and will cruise FOR the rest OF the sea-
son in these and Eastern waters next fall song
South with her owner for the winter. The Onward,
which formerly LLOYD PhceniXs first Intrepid,
has made many long and notable cruises
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
GOLF.
Cup Play on Eb'1c0nok Links
Herreshofa Lozc Score.
rpr 7rLrsrArH 70 1Hr 1RtBrvr

rRT TELTGFArH To THr TRIBUNE
Manchester. VI. Aug 1o-A FIELD Of seventy four
golfers started today in the qualifying round cf
the tournament for the First Presidents Cur hers
on the Fkwanok links. The morning play was
marred by a drilling rain, which had 90 had an
effect on the scoring that Isl for thirtysix holes
quaiihed FOR the chet trophy. Frederick Heres
hoT. 81 Hew-York City. however. who LED the
ned returned card % 15S, three strokes behind
the record score 81 Waiter y Travis. made under
rerfart weather. Thoss who qusn9si
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
NAPIER LEADS CHESS PLAYERS.

London. Aug 1o.-In the fourteenth round Of the
national chers tournament, at the City of London
Chess Club this evening. Napier beat Mackenzie
Van Vlet disposed Of Mason. Gunsberg won from
Brown, Gunston from Tattersall and Lee from Cur
mock. Tho game between Mortimer and Loman
was drawn ana those between Muller and Leon
hsrdt and Blackburne and Teichmann were ad-
Journed. Shoosmith had a bye. The standing to
dat %
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES POSTPONED.

Owing 10 Yesterdays rain, the Grand Circuit har-
ness racing at Empire City track was postponed
to-day, together with the Mount Vernon Stake, the
213 trot 21O pace and 2:21 trot. Each days pro
granme is set over a day so that Major Delmar's
trial against the worlds trotting record will take
place Saturday afternoon, with six dash races.