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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-04-25
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
I'm the District Court of the United States for
the District Of Maine. In Bankruptcy.
JOSHUA L. CAMPBELL. In Bankruptcy.
of Mexico, Bankrupt
To the creditors of Joshua L. Campbell In
the County Of Oxford and district Aforesaid:
Notice IL hereby given that on the 22nd day Of
April, A. d. 1905, the said Joshua L. Campbell
WAS duly adjudicated bankrupt, and that the frsi
meeting of his creditors will be held at the Couri
House, in South Paris, on the 10th day OF MAY
A. ID. 1905. at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon, at which
time the said creditors may attend. prove theil
claims, appoint trustee, examine the bankrupt
and TRANSACT such other business as may proper
" come before said meeting.
South Paris, April p. 1905. v
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-04-25

Mems and boys summer Jerseys SOC.
to % al r. II. Noyes Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-04-25

9 8 5 7-Total
p. n. S.,......l 0 8 0 0-5
Struck out bv FiAeld. 4; by Litchneld, 5; Cole,
4. I,ase on balls of sifed, 2; OF Litchfeld. g..
Double plays, Titcomb, Clason. EMPIRES,
Wheeler and Hayes. Scorers, Lindley and
LlnscOtt
Norway High School team which went
to Rumford Falls Friday and played
with Rumford Falls High School Satur-
day were defeated, Rumford winning
10 to 4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-04-25
Found.
For Sale.

For Sale.
90 bushels nice seed potatoes.
Also 7 good new mich cows. Cows
all right and in good condition and
the p ice is all right.
W. J. WHEELER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-04-25

Bring old glasses to DR.. Parmenter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-04-25

DIR. Parmenter cures pains. Read &C
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+. L. II. s.

Totals, IL ~ Il
Score by Innings.
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Mrs. Alice P. Manley, who with her
husband, the Rev. W. K. Manley, went
out as missionary to Rangoon, Burma,
in October, 1879, and later was trans
ferred TO India, sailed from Madras with
her little boy, frankie, for home on
April 10th. They are expected to arrive
in Boston about May 18th. Mrs. Manley
is daughter of our worthy and re-
spected townsman, C.. Freeland Penley.
Mr.. Manley proposes to stay in India a
few years longer.
The town farm was sold at auction
Saturday, To John b. Robinson OF Ok
ford. for S2l5O.OO. The horse brought
$3.50. 90, the oxen 1882 90, ten cows S24. II
each on an average. The personal
property sold amounted to about S64O. 90
This will make the proceeds of tht
farm, together with the sl2OO.OO IN
suranee on the house, just about
100000. AS the selectmen estimated
the value of the farm, stock and furn'
ture Feb. lst at "a, l52 So, il will be seel
that the shrinkage by reason of sub
sequent events has not been large
They reckoned the farm at S26OO.OO
whereas S5o0O.UO was rcahIou AAo" ~
The eighty-sixth anniversary of Cd
Fellowship will be observed by MI
Mica Lodge, No. II, /. o. o. f., VIII
appropriate exercises next Thursda
evening, April 9th. The Grand Masie
of the Grand Lodge of Maine, Leon
Merrill, will be present and take part
the exercises. The Sunday services WI
be held at the Universalist church Apr
30th at 2:3O p. NJ. Rev. j. II. Little WI
preach the sermon. Members OF Aurof
Encampment and Mt. Pleasant Rebeka
Lodge are invited to participate on Dot
occasions. They will please meet IN
o. o. =. Hall Sunday at 2 p. NJ. sharl
The public are also cordially invited
attend the Sunday service.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-04-25
he Oxford pemucrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing December 4, 1904,
rR,ISs LEAVE SOUTH PARIS

,,,n,, down feast)-5:S6 A. NJ, (dailv. sundays
,nc'utieD ~ 4. NJ, +O4 z. NJ SUNDAY ony'
Eoipg up twe-t)-lGN7 A. NJ, 3 :a5 p. NJ. al p.
"Isily. sundays inclu,led). Sunday only,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-04-25

y,r.t congregational Church. Preaching ser,
- i0. as VI and 800 P. NJ; Sunday school
l. n, an Tnesd,v evening at O'Clock. All.
, otberSise conn cted are cordially invited.
"vSt6odist Church. Rev II. A. Clifford. Pastor,
an sunday. morning prayer meeting 3 80 A; NJ
preaching service lO;43 A; NJ; saooath scnoo.
e..ri,'y prayer meeting 90 p "; prayer meet
Inc Tuesday evening; class meeting, Friday
evening. V.r..o cAashr,,
- ON sunday, preaching service 10 As
!, Ssbhsth school IL NJ; Y. T 5. c: Z, :2i p.
a PRAYER meeting p. NJ; Tuesday evening
aver service at 80. Seats free. All are
W f.CtrsrsalIst Church, Rev J. II. Little, Pastor
p-e,cning service every Sunday at lOa5 A. NJ
S1Tiay School at Il NJ. Evening service, !
p NJ
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-27
EVANSVILLE.

E. Carpenter is working for the Pike Co.
Miss Emma Monteath is able to be out
again.
Joseph Bachum has finished work for
the Pike Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A. Foss have gone to
Albany, visiting their son.
Uradu Perkins has gone to work for the
Pike Co., In the labelling room.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrie Webb of Hanover,
n. H, is visiting at Harvey Perkius.
The Poverty social held at Mrs. Frank
Lap.erre's was grand success. Eighty
four took supper. ,
DR.. Young is in Baltimore, Md to at
tend medical lectures, etc., and VIII De
gone four or five weeks.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-27
BARTON.

|,.kss Ethel Littel is visiting at Ayers
liz, P. Q.
|srbere will be roller skating In Seaver 3
hll tomorrow, Tuesday evening"
oliver Valley goes to Canada this week
! buy logs to stock the tub factory.
kasv and Mrs. w. A. Warner visited at
E. Fosters at Newport last Tuesday.
RE woman's Literary Club win meet
.;.bS Miss Foss on Tuesday evening,
los. 2.
I,n,o RelIeveau and John Bushey
- Moved into one Of A. B. Blake's ten
|mentsI
80 Kendrick is doing q fine job oi
l.,nting and beautifying In E. B. Robin
ms grocery
p,,nv Miller has sold his farm to Charles
.nd moved to the village, into Mrs
Rand's tenement
-, .na MRS. Israel Valley and family
cone to Megantic, 2. q, for shor
lris,t among friends.
A. Hunt has gone 10 fsimer, mass
the winter where he has a position a
bookkeeper in an office
lanes McFarlane has moved from
l3Iover to the tenement over the Tower 4
WEBSTER mill in the village.
lH A. Harding had three horses arriv
y. week for him to train. One of then
Es V half sister of Elizabeth s.
hfr. and Mrs. w. H. HadIock of Tro
spent few days with Mr.. and Mrs. II.
sCsook and other friends last week.
4 Charles Hall has finished work at th
Peerless factory here and gone to Benning
ton where be has Office work in factory
Rev. w. A. Warner attended the installa
tion of Rev. r. c. Flagg at Newport las
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-27
STATE NEWS.
Two Men Poisoned.

olson Royston and Marshall s.
8, two farmers living on the
lantain side south of Stevens Mills,
K the Canadian border, died early
hay morning probably from drink
wood alcohol, although there is
to be a possibility that 1t was
light alcoholic poisoning. One died
ut two O'Clock and the other
Int four o'clock. Royston was
mt 40 wears old and is survived by
Iife and a daughter, Miss Anna
yston. Bliss was much older ana
survived by a wife and several
'ldren.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-27
NEWS.
Rody Found in Trunk.

h
What appears to be murder COM
tied nearly two weeks ago, sano
euliarly CHASTITY in its Details was
covered Thursday, Nov. %, when
/ badly decomposed body of Mrs.
hn Hammond was found wedged in
trunk in the second story front
bm of the house at No. AZ South
rry St., Albany, N. Y. where she
he'd with her husband. The husband,
lo is missing, is suspected OF the
Lme.
Football Notes.
vale beat Harvard Saturday Dy d
ore of 6 to 0, attendance 43,ooO.
dartmouth won from Brown Satur'
= nv a score of 26 to g.
|FEarold "a P. Moore of the Union col
ga football team, N. Y, died satur
f. might of injuries received In
me- Saturday afternoon.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-27
ALBANY.

ALBANY.
Fred Aiken of Providence, r. /. is visit
ing friends fntown.
Ada Richardson of Wolcott is visiting
at Simeon Richardson's.
Mrs. Alice Clifford and two children are
visiting in Lisbon, N. FL.
Mrs. John Willis of Hardwick is visiting
her grand daughter, Mrs. Henry Stone.
Miss May Wheeler of Irasburg visited
her friend, Mrs. F. H. Pierce, last week.
Elmer George had severe cash cut in
his head with an axe, while at work In the
woods recently.
The chicken pie supper at the M. E ves-
try last Tuesday evening, was success in
every way. The proceeds were S25.
Hugh Phillips, adiuster for the Vermont
Mutual Fire Insurance Company was here
Friday and satisfactorily settled 81. Craw
ford's recent loss by fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 81. Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. D. Mcclure and Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ.
Cowles attended the Dandis vs. Clark de-
bate at Newport Friday evening.
The George a. Phelps Post, @. A. R /,
| held their annual campfire In Newton's
Opera House on Thursday evening last and
there was very large audience. Mr.. o L.
George. Commandant, presided over the
large gathering, and long program was
much enjoyed. Prayer was offered by Rev.
| Mr.. Howard of the NJ. e. church and an
address of welcome was given by Com
mandant George. The event was made
doubly interesting by giving reception
/ to Mr. and Mrs. T. j. Newton, this being
the anniversary day of forty years OF mar
| ried life. A number of presents, silver
ware. etc had been sent by friends resid-
| ing in Massachusetts and other distant
places. TIE presentation of these. gift!
was made by Rev. James Billington
F.R H. s, pastor of the Congregations
church. Adiutant john ID. Kelly, on be
half of he Veterans of the Post, then pre-
sented handsome, massive, gold -headet
cane TO Comrade T. j. Newton, who, OF
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-27
St. Paul's Church Notes.

Mass next Sunday as usual.
Rev. Father Turcot was in Lowell hold
ing services yesterday.
The usual Tuesday and Friday evening
prayer meetings will be held this week.
Next Sunday, first Sunday in Advent.
Mass at 10 o'clock, Sermon "Blessed are
the Pescemakers, for they shall be called
the children of God."
The Acme Dramatic Club will give ssThe
Village Belle" drama in three acts, for
the benefit of st. Pauls church, Thanks
giving eve, Nov. 20. An orchestra will
be in attendance, with a social dance
after the play. All are invited.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-27
BARTON LANDING.

Thomas Buzzo moved to his new house
On Water street last week.
Fred Stoddard has moved into tene-
ment in the Beede & Cowles block.
Since opening the quick lunch rooms w.
L. Regain has served 1900 pieces of pie.
We would call the attention OF our read
ers to our advertiser, j. B. Rogers.
Mrs. g. B. Stoddurd who has bssn Ill
for some time is not gaining as fastas ex-
pected.
The social at the Congregational YES ry
Thursday evening under the auspices oi
the C. E. society was fairly well attended
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-27
CONGREGATIONAL Church Notes.

Next Sunday morning Rev. Mr.. Ramage
North Troy will preach in exchange with
Rev. WA. Warner.
Union prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at 7:3O O'Clock. This will be Thanks
giving service.
G. z. business meeting in 1.-THE vestry this
evening at 7:3O o'clock. As this is the
time for election of officers it is important
that all members are present.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-27
Methodist church Notes.

Epworth League on Tuesday evening at
7:3O O'Clock. Leader, Mrs. Blanche Web
ster. Subject, Gods Wonderful Works,
Thanksgiving service; all cordially invited
to be present.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-27
Methodist Church Notes

A Thanksgiving service will be held in
the Methodist Episcopal church Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock lasting about an
hour. Rev. g. L. Schaeffer will preach the
sermon.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-27

isements will be inserted under this
no cents per word for first insertion
gent per word thereafter. Cash muH
ny the order. No advertisement Wt
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-27

A nice day favored the w. B. Guild auc-
tion, large number of people were present
and very satisfactory sale was reported.
Parties from Elmore were here the past
week trying to make arrangements to buy
or hire the store recently vacated by A. H..
Allard.
If looks tell we would say our towns
poor bill this year will far exceed any in
the history of the town. We feel sorry
for the town of Barton also, for Mrs. Biddy
O'Flannigan Woodard carried off the prize
for displaying the most destitut ion.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-27
WANTED.

rED -Chambermaid at Hotel Bar
4S1w
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-27

FED-Oue million feet spruce, hem
hsh, elm, birch and beech logs
at Barton Tub Factory. 47tf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-27

TED-Prime mink and fox skins.
rices are being paid this wear for the
nix by II. f. Pillsbury, Hotel, Bar
|. Att
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-11
OYFORD'S BUFFALO DERBY
Beats Tongorder OUer a Sloso Track
at KeniIUorth Park.

Buffalo, June 10.-oxford, the gray Faraday colt.
won the Buffalo Derby at Keniiworth Park to-day
Tongorder the hope OF the Canadian contingent
ran second and Kehailan. J. L. Hollands entry
finished third. The track in good condition
when the first lot sent to the post, but inter-
mittent showers throughout the afternoon left the
track in poor condition when the Derby was run
The summaries follow:
First race (fre one-half furlongs)-Sprng to l.
woT; Deslaoe ., second: James V, o TO 2. third
Time 1:0S%-
s. won Pater, to 2, second; Ossineke 10 to l.
third Time 056-
Third zone mile)The Lady Rohesia, 8 to 2 won;
Bennenaorth to g. second Judge Hines. to 2 third
Fourth race buffalo Derby $4,000; onequarter
mies)-Oxford 120 (Odon). to Tongorder, 10
CE walsh 10 5. second: Kefslan. l22 CW. Miller)
20 J. third. Time. 2:13f. King OF Troy, Silverszin
Inferno Right Royal also
mile and seventy yards)-The Bugdboo D
TO 2 won; Yorkshire Lad. TO / second: Winchester
70 2 third. Time, 1:501s
J. won Gum. second; Durbar 3 to l. third
fn1e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-11

ever: of vessels in their class It is hoped that
F. F. Brewster, of Nev-Hdven, will enter his new
Cary Smith schooner Elmina Should he do so a
battle royal may be expected between the leaders
the $50 mile tussie from Massachusetts Bay TO
Halifax Harbor Mr.. Rainey's schooner and MI.
Brswster's will match well, and their sailing VIII
give an excellent line relative speed of their
respective types The Elmina IS typical prOduc-
ton of the dean of American designers, with :ine-
ly drawn hull deep dTaught and filled In Sarboards
giving almost w. m.dsecton- She is Is feet
overall, 81 feet waterline aud % feet beam.
The Invader is 135 feet overall. IS feet Watorline
and 25 feet beam. but much shalIower than the
Emina. and is fitted with a centreboard. She IS
building at Lawley's. and is now plated Her huh,
it stands on the blocks from which the EInina
was launched in April shows full. abe midSec-
ton. with a rather finely drawn bow. She is less
racer in appearance than the Elmina. and Will
be fitted deliberately for cruising. She Will be
ready about July Is. The Invader designed
by a. S. Chesebrough and Fred D. Lawley. Hand
some cups will be put up for the race to EahfaX
and 1t is expected that not less then forty yachts
of all classes than thirty feet aerine, VIII
participate The finish will be followed by a rae
ing carnival in Halifax Harbor UNDER lie direction
OF the Royal Nova Scotia Yacnt squadron. for
special cups. and racing run ShcloIrne, where
there Will be more races under the Glrectft1 of
the shelburne Yacht Club, for special prizes The
race is regarded as the most important one OF the
year. after the Kaisers race across the Atla1:tic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-11

whom the Meddler gelding Hylas took seven
airIv good chasers into camp in the runhlhs y.
the empire State Handicap. The geiulhS GO a.
cornnelled with an impost OF Ia pouIos y.
noate bip concessions to his competitors, put
with Nat Ray riding him, the pubhc Ielt no
this handicap would be more tnan coaleei ~,
balanced and they backed their OPINION 70 SUI ~
on, extent that Is 10 was the pest on oiIel a.
,,ost time Flying ButtreSS, which is CONSTANTS
knocking at the door of steeplechase tame, puI
aIavs arriving iust in time to have 1t smut IN MS
face by some rival. was preielieu " =; de
half dozen starters ana closeu seCT-Ad "
,nand at prices ranging around IL TO d. -,
Mr. Colts Arian was the medium by whlch tn ne
veteran steeplechase rider, Jimmie Mara, Inaue
his return to the strenuous cross country me-
and as he left the paddock trainers and owners
wished him good luck and a quick return Jill
mic" and the stands hailed him with noisy goou
will Arian saw to it that their wishes came 10
naught He refused to take an obstacle IN the
hackstretch and Jimmie has the questionable
nIea sure of viewing the contest from an eminent
~ safe distance. When it came to racing, the
favorite had easy time of it, and after lead
ing most of the way shook off all opposition ana
won as he pleased by four lengths from Flying
Buttress Messlna, which was coupled with
Bacchanal, ran a good race, but tired anu
dropped out of it Bonfire was the runner up.
Mr. Madden added Timber and Mr. Whitney
Jusgler to the field for the fremont Stakes. out
they might well have been left IN their
stables and for that matter, the other four that
tried 10 beat Mr.. Keene's Bohemian would have
been as well off at home. IF it had not been Tor
IIyne's fear that the colt. because of his green
ness might out at the turn for home, there
is no telling how far he might have won AT
this noint he deliberately took him up and ap-
demonstrated, however that he knew what he
was about, and when safely around the cor
ner he promptly overhauled Jacobite and Green
Room, and went on to a comparatively easy VIC
tory Jacohite quit shamefully, and voorhees,
took the place from him Astronomer was the
only other winning favorite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-11
SUCCESSFUL HORSE SHOW.
Mrs. John Gerken and Commodore Todd
Among Prize Winners.

Plainf1eId, n. j. June 10 Especially. -Sixteen
classes exhibited in the last day OF the second
annual horse show under the auspices of the Plain
field Riding and Driving Club at the Gentlemen's
bers Yesterday the New-York horses won a ma
jority OF the prizes but the S2npeto9 was greater r
prizes were ]. LarocqUe, jr., George D. King, w. H.
Collier. Miss NJ. G Maxwell, Mrs. John Gerken and
George Watson. The summaries follow;
Rqadsters and best appointed rigIwon by Alfred
second second c " Mccutcheon's Reuben r, third
M Hda 4 Baok Diamond Miss
Helen Hqoleys Molly third ,. S...uo E.,,,.,r,..
Miss Belle: Miss Marjorie W Browns Charlie. second:
Horses in harness over 1Ss handsWon by George p
Kings King George; John Poyes The Banker second
Ponies in harness--Won by Lawrence B. Smiths Fox:
Miss Catharne sperrys Roland second: Edward M Van
Ladies saddle horses d4.S hands or overl-won by
Sporting Times second; c, MaxweIrs Jacobite
third
Won by Miss NJ G Maxweis Adonfs lehman STRAUSS
Jumpers-Won by Onerios Westchester Farm; Buck
Westcheser Farm second; Red Raven Westcheser Farm
Horses in harness-won by Ragney, Mrs. Percy H.
Stewart; Laddie George A Beaton. second DR.. Grey.
Pairs of in harness not exceeding Is hands
and 2
Bouncing Charley Charles T Proctor. third
Diamond, c. A. Marsh second; Ireland's Arrow
Pairs Of horses in harnesswon by Newsboy and Shop
girl. Mrs John Gerken Saint and Sinner: Mrs Ada Q.
vanheusen second; Catseye and Rosebud Miss NJ. C.
HuntefsMwon by oneros westckester Farm; centen-
Westchester Farm second; Lord Mimic. Robert E.
- fourth hand-won by George Watson: Miss Luea
Saddle horses not exceeding ISL hands-won by All
Ho6leg second Testa Tey Rore third a0s
wright second; Norah, Alfred B. Maclay, third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-11
HORSES 1T BIG PRICES.
III. p. WMtney Bids in Bwgo-
master for SEQ 900.

Bv order of Harry Payne Whitney as executor
of the estate of his father. the late Nllhatn -
whitney. all the two-year-ods in his racing estip-
1ishment were sold at public auction py the rasis
T-nton Company in the paddock at Gravesend yes
terday.
As the sale progressed it became apparent that
it was merely a perfunctory one, and that MT
Whitney had no intention of parting with the
Youngsters that he considered high class. inns
was proved when Burgomaster. by Hamburg out
of Hurry Burly and winner of the Great Amerl-
can Stakes bid in by his owner for S2o'Do
Some of the others which Mr.. Whitney bought ana
paid high prices for Queen of Hearts by
neutrality-suspicious. II. and thus full sister to Ira
dition. for which he gave $4,000; Pegasus by Ham
burg-Peg Wellington. $4,000; ISRAELI, by Meddler-
for 5000 Fairy Prince by Hamburg Cinderella for
$1,000, and Battle Axe by Hamburg-Zela for $9,00g
of, the total amounting to s1nSoo. The, highest
FSs b1 by bidder fd Gfher than Mp
Several horses were bought by a man VINO gave gave
the buge VI sei P Mccoy was no2 Found
however that the purchases were made by the
The flly Duenna. whose race with Last Cherry
caused something Of scandal and resulted III sne
sought in by Tom Weic6 for $500 Mr. Welsh also
his friends that he Was Going to Start them both
in match race. The summary follows:
Bq5fg s2nn by Burley
queen Of Hearts CHI +. by Observation-Disclosures ooo
Pegasus B. C.. : by "i Hamburg-Peg Wellington; 49,,
Harry Payne Whitney. lV'OVo
orison, b. 2 by Hamburg-Vespers; M Allen. looOo
Ir4nsides' b G.. p by Meddler-Hanoana' Harry Q ono
Wbitn en- c. = by marry 1000
Hsrrr Psvne e W-bit;ne :; ps 1000
Battleaxe b. c, ., by Hamburg-Xela; Harry 900
Duenna, b. f.. 9. by Hamburg-Ruperta; Thomas . 500
Welsh o'io0
thinner = - - " . .ta.' H....'.... BOO
The Irishman. b. 3 by Hamburg-Ballyhoo; c. 0oo
Yalagal. CHI f.. .. by Hamburg-Black Venus E -oo
Bat b. C.. by Mediterranean; s Deimel - $500
Brookdale Nymph CHI f.. by Meddler-Castaha; W. . 400
'2 Wilson o. g. = pS fiaii'uis 5000
Juggler. Dr. G.. .. by Hamburg-Eusive; Harry il. ooo
Payne Whitney. 49, o'oo"
3. f, 2. MeddIer-Equaty: W. NJ. Scheftel.. 1900
Princess Royal b. f.. by Sandringham-F1esole; IN,
scber fl c. q os 1.7oo
Nemesis. CHI. +, 2. by Meddler-Hessie; f. R. con
r. TSpma as L. :, .! 1900
Perhaps br f. p by acknowledgements: E. r -oo
Firebrand, b, c. 2 by Hamburs-Lizzie Montrose; ,oo
H. B. Duryea. o'4oo
Rneai;a 81 Selb ~ - W 200
b T. 2 by Meddler-Meba s DeiInel. ..-....... 1000
Midas. b. c. q by Hamburg-Reine dor: W. N. . -oo
Old Faithful b. c., 2, by Hamburg-semper Fidele:
Lionheart. b. C. 2. by Hamburg-The Loness; r. , 400
L. Rogers -'-.'''''''''' "''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-11
THE BoBTAIL WINS OFF SEA GATE
Takes Leg on Underwood Cup in Atlantic
Yacht Club Regatta.

T. F. Luckenbaek's sloop yacht Bobta won
leg on the Underwood Cup In the Atlantic Yacht
Clubs race off Sea Gate yesterday. There was
good stiff breeze from the southwark, and the
race was exciting the start but IL fell light be-
fore the hhish The race sailed over the uSuai
courses IN the Lower Bay and In very far TINE.
Five yachts started. but L. H. Dyer's HuntTess
and u b Nynes LLAMA retired after the hrst
round
The course was from a line between the club dock
and a stakeooat to Craven Shoal bell buoy three
quarters OF a mile due north Of West Sank Llght'
and return; tswas covered twice making 3ls-
lance or eleven and quarter nautieal Mlies
Theodore - Wells chairman of the regatta COM
mittee, ordered the boats sail the reverse way q
the
AT 3:oS p. M the boats were sent away; Win
Redwing IN the lead the Bobtail Vivian II ana
Huntress and the Lizana following.
Before the Hohtai and the Redwlng had reacheo