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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-03-31

steamers leave Broadway
y: !: !: ]. !.
ZtNSoN wharves. Piers and IL
MWD~ VA For Ketchikan. wranssl.
MN \ 4 Juneau, Haines. Skagway,
| A | etc, Alaska--11 a. m. Mar.
\HA Vii 90. 81. Apr. s. Change 70
NN \I Company's steamers at Seat
S1SH> For Victoria. Vancouver.
Port Townsend Seattle Tacoma Ia IN Everett S Be-.
at Seattle to this company's steamers for Alas
ka and G. N Ry: at Seattle or Tacoma 70
N, P. Ry; at Vancouver 70 =. r. p ~ ~
D. m. Mar. %. %. Apr 4 Spokane. l'So D.
For yr'@ Les Angeles tvia Port Los Angeles and
RedondO), San Diego and Santa Barbara-San-
ia Rosa. Sundays. 8 a. m
State OF California, Thursdays. a. m
For Los Angeles (via San Pedro and East
San Pedro) Santa Barbara. Santa Cruz. Mon
terey. San simeon. Cayucos. Port Hartford San
Luis Obispo). Ventura and Hueneme
Coos Bay. a. M, Mar, "a. Apr. L
Bonita. a m, Mar Is. apr, 5 -,
Cabo Nazatlau. Altata. La Paz. Santa Ro-
salia Guaymas Mex. 10 a. m. tth eacn
month For further information obtain folder
Right is reserved to change steamers or sailing
TICKET OFFICES New Montgom-
way vvharveS. Freight ofnce 10 Market St
c. D. DUNANN. General Passenger Agent.
10 Market St. San Francisco
The Pacific Transfer Co. 20 Suffer St. will
call for and check baggage from hotels and
residences. Telephone Exchange S12
AMERICAN LINE.
P1ymouth-CherbourR- pton-
From New York. saturdays At 3-.O a. M
VaderI d.Ap.9 1880 am Philadelphia Apr. -
St Paul APR. 16iSt Louis .... Apr. so
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE.
New Xork-London Direct.
Mfnnehaha Apr 10 a. M
Minneapolis --.--.-..---.-.---. APT, =. noon
Mesaba $500 ---.----..- Apr so. 3 a. M
Only hrst-class passengers carried.
DOMINION LINE.
acknowledgements sea passage.
Southwark Apr. 81 kensingtOn Apr -
Canada .....Apr ISL
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE.
New Twin Screw Steamers OF l2-5OO Tons
New Xork-Rotterdam. Via BouloRne.
Sailing Tuesdays At 10 a. m
Potsdam ....... Apr. 5l%Ryndam Apr. ~
Rotterdam Apr. 12lNoordam ..... APP. 20
'Will call at Plymouth.
RED STAR LINE.
New Xork-Antwerp-Part
From New York Saturdays at 1880 a m
vaderland Apr. 9lZealand --.----A APR ?:
KrOonland Apr. 16Finiand Apr. 80
WRITE STAR LINE.
New York-Queens town-Ltverpool.
Sailing Wednesdays.
Oceanic. Apr. 8. 10 am. Cedric Apr-2O a. M
Teutonic, Apr. Is. 10 m Majestic, = pr - 10 m
Celtic pr IS. D. m-Arsbic. Apr. %. ) p m
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Cymric A DIT. y. May ~. June 10
Republic new Apr. so. June ., July J.
Cretic ........-.....-- May ;. June :. June 80
BOSTON MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
Azores. Gibraltar. NAPLES. Genoa
CANOPIC .-----.-. Apr %. Nav Is July
c. ID. TAYLOR, Passenger Agent Pacific Coast.
81 Post ST., San Francisco
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War. island and vallejo steamers.

S,aa,nsr CEN. FRIsBIE or MONTICELLO
a.1s m. 3:15 and $50 p. m. except SUNDAY
Smndsv AS :. m. $50 p. m Leave vallejo
~ 10 20 and d. m. except sunday sun
- "a. p n 4.15 D m Fare. so cents Tel
NJ, 15os' Pier ? Mission-st- dock HATCH
BROS
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WHITE STAR LINE.
New York-Queenst acknowledgment

sailing wednesdays
Oceanic Apr. g. 10 am. Cedric Apr 20. a. M
Teutonic Apr IS. 10 IN. Majestic = pr2l. 10 a m
Celtic. pr IS. ; D M Arabic Apr %. ; p m
eenstown-Liverpool-
C,vmric ......-.....ADr. p. May 10. June &c
Republic new Apr. so. June Q, July Z.
C.retic ............ May s. June . June 3c
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AMERICAN LINE.


lew XOEk-AnbWeED"Ea
From New York Saturdays at 1880 a m
Vaderland App. 9lZealand ------Apr-
KrOonland Apr. 10 Finland .--..-Apr.
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| ROMANO $1,000. Apr. 9 May IA June "a
CANOPIC .-------. Apr %. MAY %. July 2
C. d. TAYLOR. Passenger Agent Pacific Coast.
81 Post ST.. San Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
TRADE IN CHTcAGn

GBE rELEGEAPE 70 --E TE-RCNE1
Chicago Oct 22-Grain markets al turned
turtle" to-day after an early period oe apparent
buoyancy. Statistics Of the movement Of wheat
were too much at variance with the short crop
theory 70 fail OF beariSh influence on the crowd.
Among the latter are many good traders who can
see nothing il the great advance the market has
had but bullishress run zlad and .rothinr at rhe
mouth. ana, therefore. any such show OF change
in feeling as developed IL the middle Of to-dav's
session they give vigorous help 10 push the prise
down With all that the net de-1ra fcr the day
vas only from sc TO &c busheL Corn and oats
likewise made net loss of nom sc 20 &c Pro
visions were firm and closed sceady without change
70 speak Of IN pork and ribs and 21zc up fo- lard
valentine vas sn open and liberal seller OF Nay
wheat. and was supposed to have parted with
ABOUT $1,000 bushels. Spencer DeIniston AID Fred
Martin bought about as much Nay wheat as was
SOFA oy the Armour manager. The volume Of the
business was about normal and further than has
peea mentioned thsre were 70 Individual oaerations
on scale thar calls fc- remark Local receipts
were Il cars by rau and 80 coo bushels bv lake rhe
latter being part os the wheat recently bclsht Al
Duuth 70 cone here. Shipments hence we're s0650
ooshe sales c. 200J5 bushels Of wheat OF various
sfaoes and descriptions reported made here TO
soatEerH nilleTs since the close yesterday helped
me development OF the ball feeling. that became
more pronounced after TIE first half hour
corn was hrrn as long as IL had the encourage
inent OF an advancing wheat market but after thar
turned downward. and heaviness followed. but a. 2
SAa'-t Geclihe Ihe pressure OF offerings slackened
Loca! receipts were I12 cars Of which six were con
tract Shipments hence were 1877 00O bushels Ezri-
'Aata Of Mondays local receipts was Is cars Ths
range OF December was from $50 to Sc closing al
+ol494s9sc- May closed at $685. The highest
was +57sc- the lowest 45I4a45ssc
oats opened steady There was some good SELL
ing oy the local talent soon after the opening when
me market developed an easy feeling with . down
"a-d tendency A ignt trade was done and the
sample market ruled easier TO &c lower Receipts
were IL cars. OF which Is cars were contract. ana
OF the same grade $500 bushels were taken rom
uin4lce4sed elevators Shipments were $40 coo bush
irs n-fc sl Sc az the close from yt srdays clos
%lteI SeAlng as high 2slt 725ssc Nav closed az
S+ S+ soo;se The highest vas an 31ssc tae lowest
EIovlSlo2s worked q little higher on a good. cash
ueIllaIlo ana tne hrmness in the hog marker T64
49, t-ES IStIlaId was principally for lard and h
s-a9 = i .Glc 20 the less active products The gem
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
WHITE DEFEATS EGAN,
OLD CHAMPION WILD.
His College Nate Wins Final Inter
collegiate Golf Contest.
IBv rELEaRApH 10 THE rR1suyE.I J


Boston, Oct 22-The final match for the indl-
vidual championship of the intercollegiate Golf
Association was played to-day over the EIyopia
Hunt Club links between the two remaining
Harvard men, a. L White and H. Chandler
Egan, the amateur champion Of the United
States. White proved the victor by up after
most interesting contest. which was carried to
the last green
Egan was only up once throughout the match,
and that was at the third hole IN the morning
round, although he was all square at the thirty
third hole The weather was ideal and the
course in grand condition after the rain OF
yesterday, Fine golf was played
feature OF the morning play was the num-
Der of stymies Egan laid White, which was
about all that saved Egan from a very severe
beating. The amateur champion wild in
his driving and a trifs eff in his approaching.
Consequently he was forced to play "cagey
on the greens. He tried 10 hit the bail too hard
from the tee and through the fair green, and
his pressing resulted in his defeat. Egan has
played the course this week in lower figures,
but his golf, on the whole. not had.
White played q perfect game. and it was his
steadiness that carried him through to victory
The men started on By haIving the first two
holes in bogie, and then Egan won the Punch
Bowl, $50 yards, in the par golf Of g. White then
got few holes in par golf and boyle. and led
by up 1T the turn. Although Egan pulled him
down TO up at the fifteenth. he was up again
at the end Of the morning round. Their cards
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.

Louis oct 22-Firzt race ana one-halt FUR
4oles4aJtenll4In = lMcLaughlin}, i Won; JAKE
2ysa sSsr, ieS 5AunTo}: 10 se:ola; Sweet NoLe IS
yer Birdie Stone Dr Riley. Catherine Knox ana sam
sseen6 race the Forecast: two-year-o6s; one uel-
Violin lOO % tustin) 70 :. Layson LOG fsIuu1o
70 4 second Dronac, 81 Is Li-Esou( ) l third
II The betting
Third race one mile and seventy yar5s)-Aindora lo5
lLnb-era , 10 !. Won; Lheck Mc-gan % Williams
y 10 second: Frank Rice. IU5 (Ricel. 70 / third
Time. l:4Ia Behoove. Or. Kier, Avoid, Oude-arde
Lyrtst- ATaherita Algonquin also ran.
Fourth race mile and sIZteenth-Pretens.o- i09
GlS1acgh!in 70 ! V9n: Fo9tl.gEls Favor.te, 100 IS
DicSson). 70 second; -aby Tosa 100 ID AUstn)
lh-ra Tine l.+' Luhn. Flora W3liougAby. Jack
FitIa race six f3rlonssBy Play 1o4 aIunros). to
won; The Eve, ss dickson. second: A-gosy
q. AUSTIN . /, third. Time. i15<4. Jungle Imp
McJstts. Ollie Burnett. Aellwood, Kitty Belle Brooks
also
Sixth (siz and o-e-hss furongs)-Fex Nozzes ZOE
(Eoung), 70 ! ven Tommy ght (Cheathaln)
% /. second; atlas, eT ce) % third Tine %
Howl.ns Ds-vi-h Laura Hunter, Manners
Seventh race tone mile and Observation-Disclosures
Craig los G4oGgue). TO = Won, Sabot 95 Leo
second; Marlin. l04 tChesthsE) 70 . third Time,
s.o2iz Axtol Lsnaoa Girl Inoocer BuTk Cochran and
Joltsr also
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
o-HER mARkETs-sY rELEaRAea-

cz.-sgo Oct. = IE-ReoetFzs 200 head nzarSs,
s-ez-r slJl r--e steers ,a = me- luna
5 5us5 Is. sco-s-s S2aSs cows s. 5Es4 50, hetfers
5-s5, 81 - 81 aai-s - .5oS4 5. calves $50
So tel = vcHsd 60. Western steers s. 5ua
81 AgC5-t--s 1000 ra-ze- strong -o . -ls her.
and ou-c-erz, 81 e3cSJ ,u good -,--e hzary.
50 2eQSa so rcUel -=z - tVg>5 -. .glt - Sy5 -
...lz b. sales S5ss5 Sheep -L,r-e4r-5 5000 head
lrs-.-- z-tlly- WatEc-s
rg e1ci-s mixed 1888 te; native arcs 81 --TSs 50
-l-elL1sti oct . -If-55 active s-za1E o-tCla5
81. -cn-cC s.. -l-e4 ~ CATTLE s-1C All ,1-y-
g1o1 - s. -5- = IS- - SzEP
s-slar. S ass %. l-ulCs, So -592s
Kansas ~lry. O-t &C AITLE-Rscs.p-s. loo lead,
-rzr-ar c1c--e export Beef steers
$3.50 40. fair % goac Sass > Wes-era tet s-ers
s4S 49, sz1eaeEs 1ac t-e-srs s. -5fS1 - southern
TufE3 southern 81 5'fes- . 1srive
.s = 3osl - native re-sers. s. sos oals 81 -
ass calves 81 81 4st --ce4p-s Ger wees -2tt hesC
F.e-z.9rs 2 naa1 rL1rsct te1-r. 81 20
ss sales - ooaS5 t -acsers, s. lt 23 1A ald
.-s. a >tS5 20 le,elp-- os Neel $50 -sa- SHEEP
e.-Ls none r1rllna. .-y srsalv- l4fye
S. - -. wetlers- So -5ss IS. uatlvs
81 IS. 0estera -uas. $t-S5 -. Wesoern se-la-s So la
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

L'espool, oe. 22-saasa steamer ca1upsa.a CI-
PIitcharh New YORK
Dover o. 2o-Passes. steamer Besn tGe-1 o,isrieh
Nc7y-York Tor Bremen
Queenstown Oct . e:2s n--Arrived sreamsr Et-u-ia
tBr War;. S.v----k for Ltys s-r15l (aa6 aro-ecdar-
Antwerp, Oct 22s1iis1 steamer ICELAND (Brl broom
head. New-YOrk
Hamburg oct q uArrEe4. steamer Pretoria Ger,
ScbruUter. New-TorE VIA D0vsr.
Bremen Oct 2e . ul-SaI!sd steamer Frtsdrfr, d.
Crosse tC5er1 El-ael. Esyr-Yovk via Cherbourr -
iiavre. Oct % z u-Ssilel steamer La savois f-r
Sorot. $ev-NorE-
Che-boUrs 90 $50 uSa led steamer Ptuseelphta
Mills tfror southampton. Nev-Tork.
Cfbratra- October 21PasseG s-sGEc~ St Cuen-i.
ReElet- Ca-cUtta colombo. exc. tcr %aW-Fors
CaG!z IGArrtred NCntevideo fSranl r---
Vera C-uz EaNare END %eP-I 1r- fcr Barcelona
Atrer.a. 1e-saiied steamer La-rcu1a
Cfrou Trieste etcf, rv-N OK
Genoa, Oct % % uAirve4, steamer Princess irene
Gen Dannerulsnr Sevs-yoFk va Nartes.
Naples Oct IS-A-riysl steamer Nord America frraD
Raffo, Nerv-Yors.
Port sa o. 22sa@-. steamer Juruns lEr). PlakhaIa
trom ProuolingD NfE-4o-6-
suez. Oct 22-ArTivea. steamer Hudson tBr, Burnett
fokohaFua. fcc New-f ork
IcFarlane (trofE YCEot ANA stc} NeN-York.
Nontevdeo sept 27SalIe1 steamer Celia err. Dexter
New-fork
GaTI Watson HonE Roux. Manila. etc. for New-Yors-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
RACES At GREAT NECK.
Stone Disquoifed-HaTy Page
Gets q Fall.

Great Neck Long Island Oct. 22.-The races AZ
The annual meeting OF the Great Neck Racing As
scciation were run here on the turf to-day. There
we're numerous upsets Of form from the recent
Nirvana meeting given by Y. Could Brokav. ana
first ctoces failed 70 land the money in four OF
the half dozen contests The races we're spIendidy
contested from start 70 finish.
II the fifth ace, Huntress. the black mare owned
by ". Could Brokaw. Won but as Stone, The
British rider. who, BY the way. showed Up IN Won
derfUlly good form. the course, he protested
by Harry s Page and another, and disqualified.
and the race was given to simper ridden by her
owner, Singleton Van Schaick with Sir Hogany
second Al The Liverpool water jump IN the sec
E-ie came bad cropPer. Rose Bank. Louis Batzecs
brown geldns. also turned turtle al tne qlp -u--
nj % - s--S lc15Sa u - Srf5 MI
vate dinner giver al Gracefeld 70 the officials and
guests Of The meeting. The summaries:
First race The Polo CUP polo ponies $50 Yards q The
Co1d owner. william 4 l5azares c. n aa-iana
Gray Brother Coyasf third Josephine and wai-Ivira
Second race Ths Bsys5e Hunt ca4 Cup; slssPleehase
haltered hunters; about three nieVo1 y LOUIS tt-=
ca n Ne Grey owner. second; B. Van Horne Vnguts
2. ssvtust towne-). taird Erie and sawdust fell
T4lri Tao. The Pert Washington, Cup; ponies ~
Bcrds2-s h = GFaoe PuIn to7yaegl ! I5ov,ene 7laLs
g go Sarn 1E5a--is, rbi-5 Nav II Laue1irs
E-rsr E162a and Maud Magaaaa also rsn Tt-ng o:22t
three ra.les-YTon hy ". r Grace's b z Wi.le Price
1crs-1- Harry s Pages cr m Pions joruerl second
7.s9as TrayeIe and Mum also ran
and .areaquarJers z5lies-55on By Singleton van
seheisks = n siaPsF ] '2Tns13 25Io RE sS Psiz5 955
Is:caej third Tie s:4s Josephine. Huatrssa Badger
s56 race SaHes POM Cup 5as!asns soog sas-sa;t
-1.eon by : OsEooa Fe -Sallet GT! "a alo1-1sl-L
fev-i-ts knight o Tie BConx OR Page taird Time.
655ss, laughing wate- Sly B-ae and sVamDlan1s also
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
LAWN TENNIS.
Anderson and WestfaH Vim Kings
County Doubles.

Frederick G. Anderson and Samuel A Westfau
vvou the doubles tennis championship yesterday
~ rhe final match OF the zlugs County Lawn Ten
= clubs autumn tournament, defeating Henry W.
nTollenhauer and Joseph T. 1tcAIahon, 4-6, 6-S,
- 81 O. This match was begun earlier Il
tbe week ard after each pair had won TWO sets
was stopped or account Of darkness BY mutual
,rreeu,ent il was sta-ted anew yesterday.
AfoIif nhaucr and Mcmahon tooE the uFaL Two s4ts
- GOOD net WORK. When the third began Il seemed
s ~ = Sor 5I0llenhauer and Mc8Iahon in straight
ssts They took the lead on games oetors Ala-s-
so~ nd Nestfau began 10 make up lne iost ground
- gooI lobbo.ug. and by following tieir oobs b5
s-.5s hes al net. cross court shotS ana passes
long rae side lines. The went % ANDERSON q nd
csffeu III 6-3 In the fourth ana q. sels the
-rfstv of the play the net told On M5iIsallaler
- ~ -tfesF9slOn Thev were not able 70 keep the
nsce or 10 cover their court eHecLi s5s. Slowly
1i-ey faded from the con test, ana ANDERSON end
TVestfau forged ahead and won Dnth sets Al t--
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
RESULTS AT WORTH.

chicago Oct 22-F3rst race (six turlougs,-Alfeer+,
io6 Johnsoal, 10 To / won: Emperor Of India 106 Rob
hlsf, 10 g. second: Gy Jane. 10l Ioffmaa) 40 70
third Time, l:izss. Cardinal Wolsey. St Paula Harney
Gus Heidoru Jim Hs3e. Miss Anthony. Bea,
t-tuI and Best Frfendlsss AazssT5 alsc ran.
second race thFe anc one-halt furongsjCutter- les
tTreubeD. O 3. C7obbins) Z 8,
second Broadway Girl. 9s C~hristiue) go q / third
Tine los Pelham. L-awe-. Su1thy Brook
held and Blanche s. also ran
Third one and one-szteenth miles-Floral King.
IA tRomaneiD. 70 ! won Brancas 1i6 GD0minickl.
70 g. second; New Aown Hay. 100 CNishardl. To /,
third Tine. l;45-s- Ananias and Prince siverwings
also
Mayor Johnson. l07 (AIcIucyreJ. l. second. Sir
Br!u1r, So lhunzl 10 !. third. Time 1I3Ss Don
Do scorpio Cigar Lighter ana Hands Across also ran
f07 (Kunz) 70 PanknF a3 59cIntyre} 10 10 ].
second; Jane Holly, 96 GTof7er) s TO J. third. Time
14e. Spenoerian. WairL-notnen and Luralignter also
Satire left q pest.
sixth zone snd threeeiEhths resl-Littie EIkin
&c ,IcIntyTel. = 70 Won: Ia Chare-on g Hoffman,.
90 20 second; Charlie Miller. g CPerrfne) 10 !.
th--d Tine e:23 Bencla-t The Way. Bard of Avon.
Ssrilla and AIalakcf also ran
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
MONDAY, OCTOBER "a
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New-York, Saturday, Oct. %, 1904

ARRIVED
Steamer Celtic tR) Faasol liverpool October IA ana
IesnstoHn % 10 ne Waite S-ar Line w;h passsrve-s
Stss-~e~ ei~9-a ~ -t,~-tr -.------t = 1,-J n
LozLa TO- Me7s1a Il palermo 1e Ds2ta % NIsla-s q
ar5 AIa-sra Cc:5Eer E-zsI Fel:r.aaa & a. o-i-5
c!. sts@5neE srEa,s Herr lBT! Fs.s-s Suaaooo y4nsze
s92 A--ved q The Ea- a. lo > n 21st
Progress 10 and Havana IS 70 James War9 a %
With s. passengers. mails End radse arrived a the
Steamer Fl pia. SIasoa Galveston oc5oos- IS t' The
Southern Pacific Company. with ua6sa. Lee- Qua-aa-
steane- Chastahoocaes. D-eysr Savannah October 1e
e tie Ocean s Co With passengers ans a.zss Les
Steamer c5rna7ch2 va-son JaoAzoav.lle October 10
gers and H,dss Lei. Quarantine at e:Se y n
Ihs old Don,ns9 S g ~th Passengers ana ldzs Left
Steamer UIr.en l,lor,. Petersen. Newport News oc-
LrRSr % r. 70 n csoalIos Z Go with Edse in transit
Steamer s. Paul Paseo7 Southampton snd -~-s-bo,i-7
and ndse South OF Fire Tsia-d a. $50 p N mans
steone- Lrhria tBsI Stephens Liverpool October IS
passengers mails and rn1se south-sou-hsas OF Fire IS
sssaEs5 ssasy t,! E!oo \ J. Oct - $50 -win4
steamer s. Paul. rem Southampton. soatA CT Fl-s
Island a. $50 n
Steamers New-YeEk. tor sop.harnp-on via Plymouth
alc Chere7urs acecla1d te 81. 2twerp va Dover.
LiverrooI: Fu-nessa tDrl. GlaEsow 1tealz4 Tanl9i5
T-5r5a5 iF, Tfar7Ii,~r Bsrr~1sa s-5sp-s Ts
rl,ngtn y g Gerse Farwea JaekaIyi,ie end Charles
tianta ard CopsrLagen- Ccamo san Juan P7ce st-.
Sultal (Nor. Barac.a. A-Siro Havana Grenada t3-f
Tampa. P-tncezs anne oSorLok Nrporr News r,i
Dorado, Havana, y aeyo-l t-l Ia2doa; Prti-cu JBTj
49, aS1 S- f5sr-69-r en- of ,l-5,c --''o-s Fe-
Ma 1~r1fr 81
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.
Cannon Has Narrozc Esc0pe-Horse
FaUs-Thonaas Sale.

XXI starter IN the fifth race. knuckled over
0eAlAo' n the wild for the first turn and feu
a. a. - Sa5Snalea yesterday Cannon had a narrow es-
ssIyv rom 0 ia 5sta injury as he f on his shoulae
.-oNeNer. and walked of, soaping with nothing
'AoIS serious than severe shaking up.
= oeIay OF eleven minutes was caused az the
post in the second race through the breaking Of
seynour's bride. The Jockey dlsnoInted. and the
horses were lea about while the break was being
repaired.
Hearts Desire and Bedouin who ran first and
second. respectively. in the Oceanus Stakes showed
Signs of soreness when they went 10 the post. Both
Hs.-Itl out OF Il II the running however. Bed
o-.n vas co1cedlng big weight 60 the othe 6. and
"lIA an even break would probably have won.
The date was announced yesterday for the sale
OF the race horses in training. the property OF E. R
Thomas. They viii be offered at auction on No
meeting.
The staks books Of the Queens County Jockey
Club were Disrupted among hoIsemen yesterday
lses well.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
BREAK COURSE RECORD.
.yunior Class Cre1c Wins Yale Lake
Rhitney Regatta.
Isv TELEGRAPH TO -HE TRIBUNE

New Haven, Conn. Oct &.-The Junior class
crew won the annual Yale regatta on Lake Whit
ney to-day and broke The course record gong the
nve-sixths ot & mile in 2 fifth OF second under
record ttne Eight crews entered Tor the FIRST time
in Yalss rowing history. club crews rowing. Al
- -, 49, 80, scr,Ton,ors ciun crew bv Tvyo
feeI. The 81 Jonn sneMe!d Cup. offered Tor tne
llue. for Z eShEl2L RACES, was Won D. the
Sbeneld freshmen. The seminary of races, all
over fve-sixteeuJhs Of q mile course.
r-st rar-A cadeutr FreshT1ar Club Sheffield
v-as-r3sn CLUB bg oae-haf length. Zine, ~
eocnd e-Shefe.d Freshman won from
- se-.tc Freshman lengtE. Time, 5.Cl7s
gs-1 r1ce-Jul-or CllD crew Won fran Junior Shef-
Quo
r-orrrh race-Jlu1cr rom Sophomore by
one length. Tine l7s Erealag Lake Whilney record
YT-frrers az drEt
e-eu bv -Ho lengths Time. 5-l5-5-
Winners of second and fourth r5ceS Won by Junior
ere-r bv cne-half length Time 459-s.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
MoMTcLAIR EouR cARp HANDICAP.

Morrlstovn y. J.. Oct p (speciaD.-Ths four
card handicap tournament was finished this after
noon H. Ward Ford won the arsr prize. with an
average score for the fou- cards OF one-half
down. His cards were down. Up. ! down,
Enos T. Wilder with a score Of u down.
Marmaduke Tildsn, r. ana ie'anu b.
retson tied for third place. with an average
score Of down Tilden's four cards were
down down. even up, UP. Gar-etsons scores
were ! down, even up, down, even up Others
Who finished ear the top CT the list were Perry
Merrill. Pa down; Peter =. 3. FrsinEhuyse-l
Down; a Harold Vernam, : down; stephen II.
Plurl 5Ss down This is the last thing - way o.
tournaments At the COT Club this season. With the
exception OF the affair Election Day. which is
now being arranged. For Election Dav the green's
committee VIII ofSer two special prizes. and the
play viii be handicap against b0gie-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23

In the afternoon Egan started Of in great
shape by winning the first hole IN the bogie OF
and the third in the par golf OF 2, TO Whites
Z, The bogie being 4. He was then only down.
White, however won the fourth hole, $50 yards
IN par 4, and the next five holes were
halVed he was still UP at the turn. It was a
desperate battle for the last nine holes and to
Egan's credit the match was all square at the
fifteenth hole the thirty-third OF the match
The last three holes were watched with intense
interest. The first was halved in the bogie OF
and White won the next, $50 yards. in 5 TO 5
the bogie being D. He also won the last hole
$40 val ds. in the bogie OF 4. which gave hin
the match BY up and the intercolegfate cham
plOnshin. TheIT afternoon cards Enara.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
uoMEMs cHAMPloNsHIP 81 RYE.

Mrs. z II Hurry won the women's golf cham
pionghip OF the Apawaulis Club OF BYE yesterday
dAffsrlrg Mrs a H. Harris in the final round after
borlv contested tvventy-hoIe match. Eight quail
hea for the match play. follows
wr J. Morgan. 10. Mrs H. 2 Clark III. Mrs
- Hurry. Il3 Ms. II 3. Sco;-. 1I5.-ASlSs N A.
T,v--4, 10 Miss L Cobp. III Miss n J. fsuniag
io5 ard Mrs A Il Harris. l2s
" ,be match play the results were.
F.-s- round-Aliss Coob beat Mrs Clark ? W 20
plag. NJ barry beat Mss FaUnns l Up 10 hoes).
~ Moran Miss DOuaey 4 up 2 . Llay.
iii..---.- n 81 Miss Scott. Up, play.
- s~sr rcund-Nrs Hurry beat Miss Cobb n 3
~ 81 gfrs Harris beat Ars. Morgan. Up, play
Ftasl roln1--ATs hurry beat Mrs. Harris. I up 20
kclesf
New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
RESULTS AT DYKER MEADOW.

In the bogie handicap at the Dyker Meadow Inks
yesterday, H. L Fish Won with score of e2-14-2
ND. The other placed men were:
CnaTles adams .S710ali even