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WANTED-Five chambermaids for hotel
and colleges. SIS month; fve laundresses,
81 so ali white. Call PHILLIPS HOTEL
AGENCY SO 7th st. nU It
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't mt
aside your old clothing Shoes and hats be-
lore seeing me. as pay highest cash prices
IoT them Drop postal. VIII call. H GE-
WITIz. 12Os 1th St NV oc30-15t
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Wiley's EveTy Sarurday 1oc Perfecto.
Your Grocer Sells Red Clover

Sold only on Saturday for 5c- 4O5 10tl
ST. NY.
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Bars selling this superior light beer are
provided with special glasses for serving
Il. order IL. Abner-DTury Brew. Co.
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WANTED-S- KEBESKY, 1906 eth st NV
Will pay the highest cash prices for ladies'
gents, and children's CASTOR clothing ana
shoes and mats. Address a postal and I will
call. Phone y. $3.50. ocSs0t 90
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Free. Freei This Week a Souvenir to
every customer. Palms and Ferns 50
cents on the dollar. +. H. Kramer. 9l6 II
ST IVY.
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

ONLY few parrots and cage EFT at IS CON-
piesS; also lust received fine lot Of imported
singing cansaTies. japanese Spanielss Chinese
lily, hyaclnth and tulip bulbs etc.
SCHAIDS BIRD STORE. T12 18th 81. nv.
ocIs-tf
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Rogers0n's Special for Saturday.

~NSS~-eS-@ - F~~-eA- -SA A1NLuLuaY-
SPRING CHICKEN 1sc
SIRLOIE STEA S.-.-.--.-. ...... fa.
r. ROBERTSON & co.
9th 81. and Louisiana ave.
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AUTOMOBILE TIRES.

HEADQUARTERS for Continent1ls; full line
on hand. expert tire repairing; reasonable
prices JONES' TIRE WORKS. 6o2-s0f r st.
Phone oc3l-5t
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ATTORNEYS.

ADVICE FREE-Estste. divorce. damage
cases. etc. bills collected. wills drawn; ev-
cry thin6 strictly confidential. Address P ..
BOX Z. station \. City. oel2-sS
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Heat OF Light

Gas Radiators-On Heaters.
The best lamps-Finest Gas Fixtures.
1204 @. c. A. Muddiman & Co. 616 y st
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Reliable white girl for general
houseWork; stay at night. 1852 Columbia
/ road Apply at once no3-2t
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WANTED-A neat white girl; general house
II st. nw. no3-2t
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WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

WANTED-By male and female. country
place TO care for; references given. A B..
1915 18th st. NV no9-3t
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WANTED-White girls. Apply between 9
and TO Superintendent. D. c. PAPER MFG.
Co, $3.50 h St. West Washington. noS-2t
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WANTEp-By Young white woman place 10
clean. Offices. fats, bachelor apartments, ref
erences. Address BOX ice. Times Office.
MOIST
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WANTED-By reliable girl, place as light
1t
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WANTED-You to remember that
For photos OF young children
The only place to go
And get them right, is IN the light
OF BOYCES NURSERY STUDIO.
no2-3t 1925 F st NV
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I WANTED-GirI for general housework; go
l home nights. 1928 Chaplin ST. no3-2t
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WANTED-By delicate lady. copying and en-
velope addressing to do at home Address
BOX 20. Times Office noIs
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Will EXCHANGE $500 equity in brick
house. paying 1Oeo, fer good paying busineSS
OF equal value NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS. 61I f ST ri e
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WANTED-By competent and reliable white
woman. position as chaInbernaid; sleep out
Address BOX I25. Times Office. no3-3t
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SECONDHAND TOOLS bought and sold
Gail at GOLDS4ITH'S, 500 D 81. NV. seI1-tf
WANTED-HiEhest cash prices paid for
cast-on clothes; ladies' gentlemen's and
cnlldren s; address postal; VIII call any time
h BURNSTEIN, 1914 eth st. hw- ocIO-30t
FAMILY ice boxes; repairing of ali kinds:
also oil stoves. 90S New York ave NV
ocS-30t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Hlghest cash prices paid for worn
garments, ladies' or gentlemen's 5. Also shoes
ana mats Address postal and I viii call any
hour. y. TARSHES. 1908 eth st. NV. Phone
North s99
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WANTED-GOod general nOuseworlzer at 1871
10Th ST. NV; must DO washing and so nome
nights II
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MISCELLANEOUS.

INSTRUCTION GIVEN on cornet. CfOTT-
walls. 1123lz 5th st. ne. nos-7k
SEE OUR HERCULES non-skid covers; eFs
eryone using them. our equipment unssF-
passed for all kinds Of tire trouble. THE
AUTO TIRE REPAIR WORKS. 18th and 0
NV. noS-5t
LADY WILL PAY SO to anyone Who Sc
cures her a Government position paying $50
per month. Address BON So, Times office.
no3-3t
ARTIST wishes pupils ia china painting
Address BOX %. Times Office. MOIST
OLD CARPETS WOVEN into fine arr rugs
WASH. RUG Co. SIC sth 81. NV Telephone
HAVE ARRIVED TOD aY-5OOO baskets Of
Concord grapes; 40-pouEd crates. FOR purposes
OF making wine and preCerves JOSEPH D.
G1ORGIO CO. 9ells Louisiana ave. Is.
Phone Main s06- oc5-sOt
HAVE your skirts. coats and .graps re-
modelled 20 conform with this seasons styles.
Take it 10 SIS I4th st. NV. ocis-s0t
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wANTED-By frst-ciass cook. position. i15s
18th ST NV. II
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WANTED-Cook; family OF three; no chill
dren: stay nights preferred Cali 2ls A St ne
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WANIED-IWO 123-horsepOWeT locomotive
boilers. in good condition. THOMPSON
STARRETT Co, 60 Massa achusetts ave. ne.
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WANTED-Party 70 join me in opening hotel
OF OF nIst-class boarding house Address BOX
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WANTED-By refined white woman. a posi-
ton as nurse To invalid OF charge Of house
for adults. Address r. T., Times Office.
no2-2t
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-A comfortable room, with boarl.
In private family: must be within five rnin-
utes' walk OF 10th and b SITS. NV, state
terms Address BOX &c. Times Office
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WANTED-BOards; second hand: state width
Times Office no9-Qf
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FOR SALE-Cheap, grocery, meat provision
ana notion store. 1901 34th St NV: good res
son FOR selling Inquire OF OWNER 5ss0
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WANTED-A hot-water boiler to heat seven
or eight rooms Address SCI F st. ne.
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WAETED-TYPEWRITER.
FOR RENT-TYPEwRITERS

STANDARD rYPEWRITERS. from 81 month
up Address GON l2l, Times office no3-3t
no. REMINGTON or Smith Premier. eN-
oellent condition. Sc month. BOX 30 city
Post0ffics. nol-5t
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ANACoSTIA.
BROOKLAND, D. C.

BURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE.

SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.
wANTED-A situation as a working house
keeper: plain sewing: household mending
willing TO make herself useful; best OF ref-
erenees Address BOX 126, Times office
wSAtNTED-By frst-ciass cook. position. I13s
ISlh 81. NV.
WANTED-By competent ana reliable white
woman. position as chambermaid; sleep out
address BOX Iz5. Times Office. no3-3t
WANTED-By reliable girl. place as light
houseworker or chambermaid. 21S z St sw.
wANTED-By' delicate lady. copying and en-
velope addressing to do at home Address
BOX 20. Times Office. nol.3
WANTED-By refined white woman. a posi-
ton as nurse 10 invalid or charge Of house
for adults. Address H. T., Times Office.
no2-2t
WANTED-By Young white woman place TO
clean. Offices. fats bachelor apartments; ref
erences. Address BOX ice. Times Office.
no--oe
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.
place to care for; references given. A. B..
1Si5 18th st. NV. MOIST
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED-HIghest cash prices paid for worn
s saIii,euls I ia9les or gentlemen 3 Also shoes
and hats Address postal and / viii call any
hour y. TARSHES. 13os eth St NY. Phone
North 900.
SECONDHAND TOOLS bought and sold.
CAL at GoLDSAITH'S, 500 D ST NV. seI1-tf
WANTED-TiiEhest cash prices paid for
CASTOR clothes; ladies'. gentlemens and
children's address postal; VIII call any time
h BORNSTEIN, 1914 eth st. NV ocI0-30t
y
also on stoves 90S New York ave. NV.
WANTED-You to remember that.
For photos OF young children
The only place 10 go,
And get them right IS IN tne light
OF BOYCES NURSERY STUDIO.
most 1879 F ST. NV.
wANTED-Boards: second hand: state width
and price per 1000 feet. Address BOX 9S
Times Office. MOIST
wANTED-A hot-water boiler to heat seven
or eight rooms Address 661 F St ne.
WANTED-Second-h hand ice box. suitable for
grocery Address 1910 11th St Sc. nO1-3t
WANTED-Sewing; Eton suits shirt waist
and evening dresses. COS Massachusetts ave
NV, no1-st
WANTED-TwO I25-horsepower locomotive
boilers, IN good condition. THOMPSON
STARRETT CO, 60 Massac chusetts ave. ne
nO3-St
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture
Nat PETS VIII pay Iula value Tor stoves in
good condition; Office furniture and house
hold goods OF all kinds: contents especially.
D NOTES. Go Louisiana ave. Phone N. 208s.
nol-sgL
WANTED - OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
diamonds, corals. canoes, jewelry, siIverware:
oenllsts gold and platinum bought for cash.
e r kARR, Jeweler. 61S 18th St. below G.
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets. stoves. bric-a-brac. and all kinds of
Ls2gGSe5 S2HSeho5d % go9ds BAUMS FURNITURE
SHOP, sth and sts. NV. Phone North Is.3
WANTED-Pawn tickets for diamonds rubies
eIneralds, pearls, sapphires: cash paid for Old
gold silver. dentist gold and platinum
LOUIS ABRAHAMS. z53 Sth St NV Main
% oc26-6mos
WANTED-s. KEBEsKY, 1906 9TH St NV.
Will pay the highest cash prices for ladies'
gents, and children's CASTOR clothing and
shoes ana mats. Address postal ana I will
call. Phone y. 1860 ocSa0t
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't mt
aside aside your old clothing. shoes. and hats be-
lore seeing me, as I pay highest cash prices
foT them. Drop postal Will call II GE-
WIFtZ, l2Os eth St NV. oc9O-1sf
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FOR RENT-Three rooms. furnished o- ~
furnished 1905 South Carolina ave Sc
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BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture
carpets; VIII pay fun value for stoves in
good condition; Office furniture and house
hold goods OF ali kinds: contents especially
D NOTES. Go Louisiana ave Phone N. 208s
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WANTED-Fsve white and cOlOred girls.
cooks, Mattresses, and chambermaids. can
l@39 9TH NY II
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wANTED-A good cook right away 14s6
q II
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WANTED-SecOnd-h hand ice box suitable for
grocery- Address 1910 Ilth ST Sc. noI-at
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SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets, stoves. bric-a-brac, and all kinds OF
househoid goods BAUMS FURNITURE
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-A good white butler: must have
satisfactory references. Apply 1719 I st.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
COLLEGE ROWING.

In the week just closed the big regattas at Pough-
keepsie and NewsLondon have been rowed and
won. ana in each case the rowing sharps found
vipdicatiou in their predictions Cornell and Yale
sarned the honors respectively. and between the
two Corneiis triumph was the greater Compari-
odous ard in this particular case are of
little or value but it is forced record
that in the opinion OF vast majority of the critics
Cornell is queen of the and would have had
little trouble defeating Yale had the opportunity
occurred as she did in contemptuously rowing away
from her rivals al Poughkeepsie, Syracuse George
town, Columbia. Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
There is some ground for this belief Cornell found
no more difficulty IN beating Harvard the
Charles River than in racing away from the crews
she met last Wednesday. Her crew was immeas-
urahly best, and Yet that same Harvard crew, with
pluck and determination worthy OF better
suits, all but furnished rude shock 10 those who
thought that Yale had do little than
over the course TO another victory. With
anoth+r year before the crews will meet in
strife again. there seems little need for further
comment beyond word TO the lessons taught
and the questions answered. At Poughkeepsie
Cornell demonstrated once more, and in q most
convincing way, that form, style and waterman
ship worth more in a shell than Drawn and
muscle. There are few perhaps indeed who ever
thought otherwise but even those few
stand convinced. Among the six varsity crews
which roWed at tsPoushkeepsie there could be little
II any choice in the matter of strength. stamina
and courage. II anything the Cornell eight suf-
fered in comparison with two three of the
others in the matter of Drawn and general
huskiness, but Cornell has learned how to apply
the power where il will go furthest, and Cornell
made the other crews look utterly foolish and
hopelessy outclassed At New-London ii was
race and not procession and Harvard learned a
lesson and gained honor in defeat The advantage
of professional coaching tells the story and Wray
can well point with pride TO his freshman crew TO
which he able TO teach his methods and his
stroke without having 10 make them forget other
lessons and other styles Harvard has worked dill
gently and long 10 develop winning crew by grad
uate coaching. and for this all credit is due. Hav-
fne failed. II was almost necessary to the
methods adopted by her greatest rival. The Har-
ward Bulletin" says editorially the subject:
Good or bad, deprecate the professional coach.
We believe that rowing is sport. not a business
and that young Harvard oarsman should be
coached by old Harvard oarsman But since
the professional coach seems 10 be here stay.
lets hold Wray hlameless for the faults of this
year and demand much from him a year from
now"
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
LAWN TENNIS.

The defeat OF all four Of the American players
in the Al-Engiand championship tournament last
week, and this after their clean sweep in the Lon
don championship, was Disappointing to say the
least, and leaves less hope for success in the in
ternational match fer the Davis Cup, when The
famous Doherty brother be met and dis
posed of. Smith, who beat Larned on Saturday
is enc Of the defending English team. and Smith
hardly compares with either Doherty I.arned was
not at his best. however. Saturday. He is not
noted for his consistency and is prone TO be
erratic at critical times. II must be said how
ever, that he is also of the most brilliant
players that ever covered court, and in those
streaks of brilliancy he plays game that is prae-
tcaly invincibe. 1t is the hope of American lawn
tennis followers that he may be in his happiest
mood in the singles for the Davis Cup. Word
comes that Ward injured his hand slightly. which
accounts for his defeat in the singles, but the
injury was only temporary, and he can be de-
pended With Ward Wright, Larned and
Clothier in England Alexander is carrying all be-
fore him in this country With the Metropolitan
and Middle States championships to his credit he
is now looked a possible candidate for ma
tonal honors. He is playing a fast, clever game
In Hobart he beat a worthy foeman on Saturday
and his manner Of winning against the fast volley
ing off his forehand at which Hobart is a master
highly ereditable. There is a we'll grounded
confidence that Miss May Sutton. the strongest
woman player developed In this country, will
win the women's championship of All-England
She is playing at the top of her game, and in de-
Of one of her strongest adveTsaries for the much
desired title
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
Upton TO TRY A(
WM Make another Effort to Lift
That Cup.

AS predicted in The Tribune some time ago. sir
Thomas Upton has decided to challenge fourth
time for the Americas Cup The news comes from
England from private sources. and there Is every
reason to believe that Sir Thomas means what ne
says He declared some time ago that ne would
wait and see what was the result of the perform
ance of the Brltomart, a boat designed by A!1re'i
lMylne for the 52-foot class, but chiefly FOR the
purpose OF meeting HerreshOf's latest creation
the Sonya. built for Mrs Farley according TO the
new British rule Of measurement
II the Mylne boat proved successful In defeat
ing the Herreshof boat ii was understood that
Mylne would receive an order at once-to design
Cup challenger for Sir Thomas. The Britomart
has been tried and not found wanting. and II IS
positively stated that MylEe has been commis-
stoned to turn out a Shamrock ~ for Sir Thomas.
and that he will send challenge 10 the New-Aorh
Yacht Club IN the near future
MyIne was the partner ef the ,ate George L. wat
son. and il is now said that he has the assist
ance OF all the plans recently used by the de-
ceased designer which We're the result OF many
exhaustive experiments with models ihtehoeu ioi
Americas Cup challengers
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
TENNIS SCHEDULE THIS WEEK
Many tournaments Will Begin on Local and
Nearby Courts.

The present week will be busy one on tbs ,oo.,
ana nearby lawn tennis courts. The championsbin
singles are TO be finished at the Kings corr,
lawn Tennis Club, Bergen-st and Kinrstona,,e
DrooAiyn' tomorrow. handicap singles tourpo,
nent is In progress on the courts OF the W..
Slde Lawn Tennis Club. 1l7th-st and Amsterl
dam-ave ~ is'eI-
Two tournaments under the direction Of the
chlleo states National Lawn Tennis Association
VIII oegin to-day. One is that Of the siu,an,
Lawn fennis Club at New r. ochee and he 70, ty
ne open tournament of the Agawa,n Hunt C,l,,h a.
Irosioence A special open tournament will beo1n
~ me courts OF the Hollywood Golf Club West
-. - j., on wednesday morning and will CON
tlnue 10 the end OF the week ' N4
4, Ne oiWanoy tournament has attracted many of
is ., ieaoIng metropolitan players. and the eyAnts
VII CONSIST or mems singles and doubles The
courts at Homestead Park have been nut in dne
" " -" ''a"oia'e
The Hollywood tournament will include mems
singles and doubles. Among the players will be
Iheodore Roosevelt Pell, Robert lie Roy. Wylie q
Grant and Edward b. Dewhurst. Thomas c. Trask
referee ' 49, ~ ~
II is planned 10 bring the mems doubles cham
plonship OF the East jersey Lawn Tennis League
20 q close tomorrow the courts OF the Roselle
casino. Roselle. y. j. Nineteen pairs entered for
the title. The referee is Thomas NJ Dav fr
The annual handicaps In mems singles and
doubles and women's singles will hold the courts
OF the knickerbockeF Field Club, on Albeuarle
Road, Fiatbush, during the week.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
SPORTING 0MMENT.
Neaes and Pieces on Current Topics,
.4mdteRT and Professional.

Those interested in sports and outdoor pastmes
viii take advantage OF the holiday tomorrow for
q fun Indulgence And there will not be lacking
the means IL the weather gods propitious.
pick and choose from the big array and
hardly make mistake in the choosing. At Sleeps
head Bay the Coney Island Jockey Club will offer
programme for it's closing that will be
urgent and compelling reason 10 attend The rich
Lawrence Realization, for two-year-olds. in which
Sysonby will again be with colors up; the
second half OF the Double Event for two-year-
olds. and the Independence steeplechase the
fixtures that will be decided. At Morris Park. the
old home OF the Jockey Club. and now the head
quarters for the footing and chucking automobiles
there WiH be every indueement for big gathering
o: motorists and those attracted by thrilling tests
OF extreme speed to-day and tomorrow. II will
be E Veritable feast, in fact most of the fastest
ears in the country viii be trying for track
records. And this is not ALL for in every branch
Of sport matches. competitions and games are
scheduled. Baseball cricket. lawn tennis. yacht
ing. golf polo and rowing will each attract its par
tioUlar deNotees. and there viii be lack of en-
teFtainment for all. Then. too. the Nesper crew,
OF Philadelphia. will stand fall in effort 10
bring back 10 this country this week the coveted
Grand Challenge Cup, for which number Of Amer
lean eight crews have tried and failed al
the Henley Regatta in England. They VIII row
their first heat tomorrow, and, If successful. the
final heat Wednesday. Gable reports indicate
that the men are IN fine condition. and there seems
fixture of the English rowing world than ever
before.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
RUMSON HORSE SHOW.
Ne1c- Workers Capture Cups IN Piin-
cipaL EUents

Seabright, July (SpeciaD.-The cottagers of
Seabright, Rumson and Monmouth Beach are
talking about yesterdays successful horse show,
given on the Rumson polo grounds Stuart Dun
can. of New-York who is summerng here, capt
ured one-third of the blue ribbons and cups. and
Mrs. j. W. Peale, of New York, two. other popu-
lar awards of the day were the roadster class
which went TO Charles McCue: the combination
harness and saddle ponies, which were won by
Gardner Colby and Edward d. Adams; the polo
ponies contest which went to II. S. Borden: the
hunters and jumpers contest, which was won by
r. ]. Collier and last, but least, the amateur
driving contest. which went to Miss Marjorie Loew.
OF Monmouth Beach.
The show will be concluded tomorrow when 1f-
teen classes will be shown Edward Wasserman
Of New-York. who is at Hollywood, offers cup in
the harness horse class, in which Stuart Duncan
Mrs. Henry T.. Owen, Miss Lucille Baldwin, r. l..
and ii l.. Crawford A p. Gardner. Thomas Car
michael and Mrs. T. Pearsail Field will compel 2
for first honors Cups are also offered by Stuart
Duncan In the harness ayd saddle horse class in
the Judging OF pairs by William f. Havemeyer and
IN tandems by Edward ID. Adams
There are eighty-tive exhibitors this year
j. NJ Rawltns a member OF the Rumson Polo
Club. has just returned from England
Mrs. III. f. Hadden and family have returned
from a European trip and now occupying
their summer home on the Rqmson road,
new cottage on the Rumson road ~
Mr.; and Mrs. David Mcclure. Walter and Arthur
Mcclure and Miss Catherine and Miss Martha Nc
Everett Colby OF Orange, y. j. has leased the
X l. Maitland cottage. on the Ridge road and has
taken possession for the summer
The Rev. DR. A. T.. kittredge filled the pulpit of
the presbyterian Chapel to-day. Miss Lesser the
soprano OF the Brick Church, New-York led the
W l. Garrison. OF PIeasantville n j. filed the
pulpit OF the Methodist Episcopal Church this
evening. The services We're of patriotic charac-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
LITTLE RHODY FIRST.
Upton Cup Wnner Takes Race to
MOntauk and Return.

Bristol. r. l.. July 2-The sloop Little Rhody,
owned by Commodore c. F. Tililnghast. of the
Bristol Yacht Club her second ocean race
within year to-day when she captured her club
trophy for eighty-eght-mie race 10 Montauk
Point and against seventeen competitors. all
under 81 feet waterne. A year ago Little Rhod,
the Upton Cup from NewYork to
Marblehead
to cross the finish line. for the sloop BambinO.
owned by L. GrinneIl. of New Bedford, after lead
ing practically from tho start, finished II minutes
and "a seconds ahead of the Bristol yacht. which
was not sufficient to her allowance either to
the Little Rhody the slOop Priscilla. owned by
w. s. Wood. OF Fall River.
The Priscilla was awarded the second cup while
the BambinO took the third The BambinO's failure
10 capture the main trophy due to her skipper
inability to locate the turning buoy at MOntauk.
The race sailed in steady southerly breeze
that averaged about eleven knots. and gave the
boats chance To lay the course right out 10 the
mark and back.