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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-05
THE OLDEST INHABITANTS.
Fortieth Anniversary Of the Organiza-
TONS Formation to Be Observed

The Association of the Oldest Inhabitants
Of the District Of Columbia will celebrate
Its fortieth anniversary by banquet at
Freund's. S15 10th street northwest. at 8
O'Clock Thursday evening. It is the desire
of the committee Of arrangements to make
this celebration a success in point of at
tendance and in every respect a pleasant
event. The committee includes: Crosby S.
Moves, William r. Smith, Samuel f.
Palmer. Charles B. Church. John R. Major,
Edward F. Droop, Andrew w. Kelly, An
drew H. Raglan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-05
Majestic rheater

Mr.. AL. II. Wilson, the German comedian
and singer, In his new comedy entitled
THE German Gypsy" by Sidney Ellis, ap-
peared at the Majestic before large and
appreciative audience last night. Mr.. Will
son as Metz Engelbrecht kept the auditors
continually In laughter. The play ITSELF
which is well mounted. deals with the life
or Metz Engelbrecht. who has abandoned
the gypsy lie and settled down with his
uncle. Gen. Won Lundberg. Nets falls In
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Norfolk and Washington steamers 1of
Fort Monroe. Norfolk and all points south
everyI day in the year at $50 pm.
Electric train from 18th street and Penn
sylyania avenue for Mount Vernon hourly,
10 a m TO pm. Arlington and Alexandra
every twenty minutes
Cars from station at Aqueduct bridge tor
Arlington. Fort Myer and Falls Church
half hourly.
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Thirty DAYS on. the Farm.

George Sherley was arrested yesterday in
Van street southeast by Officer Price of the
NTH precinct for disorderly conduct.
81 am sick, Judge" said Sherley, on the
stand.
whats the matter?r --
81 am ftifed," was the reply
Aren't you afraid you will become pet
rifed?" asked Prosecutor James Pugh
Does it make you throw things?" asked
his honor.
NO, sir"
For the next thirty days Sherley will be
a guest a the farm
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Best aranulated Sugar, 41sc. /;

1 lb. Soc. Tea, 89c.; ID. 4Oc. Tea. &c.; Pc
tatoes, 95c. bu.; Onions, 25c. PIX; Z lbs
Buckwheat, 25c.; Maple Syrup, 20c. at.
Corn, &c: 3 Elk. Sifted Peas, .25c.; Bes
Flour. S1.40 SIX, $3.50 bbl. Lib pigs. Raj
sins, 1Oc.; Currants, 1Oc.; Citron, 17c. But
ter. 25c.; Eggs, 25c.; Tomatoes &c. can
$1.O5 doz.; Sardines, &c.; Ginger Snaps
4lac-; Crackers, 71ac. ]. T. d. Pyles
Stores, including 94S La. ave. debit
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Wanted-Good Home in Private
family for healthy baby. Box 16, Star office
it,
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Noted Troupe of pancers.

Manager Rapley Of the New National
Theater, who is in New York, today wired
Treasurer Fowler that he has just COM
pleted arrangements for the appearance of
the troupe OF Ercole-Ariaza Castilian dane
ers and troubadours, from the Theater
Royal. Madrid. in 1.-THE Pearl and the
pumpkin" at the National Theater next
week.
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rlourishsd ! Revolver.

Confusion on Benning street car last
Saturday afternoon was caused when John
Soper, passenger. drew q revolver from
his pocket and threatened the life Of the
conductor. He was arrested by Policemen
Connors of the first precinct and O'Don-
nell Of the ninth precinct, for carrying con-
cealed weapons and was fined $50 In the
Police Court yesterday by Judge Mullowny.
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congressman and Senator's.

Your attention is respectfully called to the
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us should you desire to purchase or rent
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The members of No. IL engine company
were summoned to the house of Benjamin
Emmert, 1913 North Capitol street. about
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, because
pot of grease on the stove had become
!gntted. The blaze was extinguished before
any damage had been caused.
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Andrew Poore. sixty-seven years Old liv-
ing at 1882 P street Georgetown. was found
sick this morning about 3 o'clock at a
building near oath street and Massachu-
setts avenue, where he was employed as
Waterman. The patrol wagon was sum-
moned from the tenth police station and the
sick man was taken to Garfield Hospital
for treatment.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Fulton. seventy-two years
old, whose home is at Takoma Park. fell
on the sidewalk near 10th and U streets
last night about o'clock, and received
severe injury to her left eye An ambulance
was summoned and the injured woman was
removed to Freedmens Hospital.
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Oriental Rugs at Auction

By order Of the importer, Sloan & Co.
viii sell at their rooms, 14O7 G st., tomor-
row, Thursday and Friday, at II am. and
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# It is Bicycle You Are Thinking OF
getting the boy for Christmas. 1t will pay
you to look at my new 1906 stock. The best
wheels at reasonable prices. Cash and in
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business opnortun,t,s..

Many legitimate business transac,,o,.
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Notice to Ladies'.

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A sand wagon in charge of Richard phelps
and carriage belonging to II. NJ. Ellis OF
Eth and L streets northwest colEded near
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slightly damaged, but nobody was injured.
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If You Would Derive Benefit

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New Furniture of Exceptional Quality

and beauty at auction tomorrow, commence
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other handsome furnishings. Wilson d
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Albert Herfuth fourteen years old, living
at 72S 4th street northeast was treated at
the Casualty Hospital yesterday afternoon
for an injury received by his head coming
in contact with an iron bolt at the union
station,
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Good Advertising for 1906.

Consult Byron S. Adams concerning Calen-
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The Standard of Butter Excellence.

Such is the pure Elk Grave Butter, and
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Butter Is Invariably satisfactory

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Greet Bear Pure Spring Water.
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Nothing like Cornpo-Board

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cold Braddock" Is the Whisky for You
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The Reasons Why Jno. @. Meinberg's
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Fragrant Violets and Roses,
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We Make Millwork to Order

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Bicycle Tires. Just Received 800 Pal,

Everlasting Puncture-proof Tires. regular
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Money to lend at T. 8 and go on real es-
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35c. is the Present Price Of All eoc.

Candies at Geo. B. Sheetz's,
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Specimen American Beauties.
1t Is conceded that GUIDE grows the fines
American Beauties. 1914 F.-Adyt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-14
The Realty Auction Market.

Last week only seven pieces Of property
sucoessful bids varied from a. 400 to tsss .ssi.
making total Of S573, sos. The offerings dis
posed OF were mostly dwelling houses In
Harlem and in The Bronx. The Webster
a twelve story. hotel on West Forty-nfth
street, near Sixth avenue. brought the biggest
bid Of the week. a3sl, 1891, The sale was con-
Quoted by Joseph P. Day In foreclosure pro-
ceediD ga.
During the present week eight foreclosure
sales and one voluntary sole will make up
the list. Bryan E. Kennedy, will start the
week on Tuesday by offering three properties.
including the block bounded by fremont
avenue, Aqueduct avenue Harrison avenue,
and I7sth street. belonging to the estate OF
Coils P. Huntin gton. One OF the other par
cells is at West End. N. j.. and consists OF
commodfous country residence. three stories
high, with sixteen rooms and large stable.
The plot fronts $50 feet on Lake Drive and Is
PAS feet deep. In the neghborhood are the
country seats OF many prominent New York
Joseph p. Day will offer on the same day
No. West End avenue. q four story building
between Fifty-nirth and Sixtieth street:
also Nos. o to 10 Walker street. a five story
building. 100 feet west Of Broadway. On
Thursday he will sell the northwest corner of
Audubon avenue and !s2d street. q vacant
lot 79.9x25. On Friday Mr.. Day will close the
week by Offering three story dwelling at
Nos. 227 and 228 Waverey place. q vacant plot
4ssxes.a, on the north side Of Twenty sixth
street 1908 feet west of Lexin gton avenue,
and a four story building at No. IS Wooster
street, near Grand street.
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Coming Auction Sales.
TAT No. II Vesey Street,
TURsDAY, AUG. Is.
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.


fremont avenue. parcel bounded northwest by
Aqueduct avenue, north and northeast by fremont
Si e
and another. executor, 70. s. X: Kneelsnd q al
az on mi !se Gem. 70 ..:
pss Es ssI's I'D 49, az sseGs ssd fs' e. S sss
s:is:s d. ssS$:s sy ;.s.!; ;.s::
.aS S,.sss .S.ss 1- s. Ds: ss:s1 os s,;
sixteen room cottage and stable; voluntary sale.
BY Joseph p Day.
.. x " :.s SS ,1s Ss oq s s
Su,Idinfs; Mutual LIE Insurance s,c Company ":
ass7S; subject 10 .asss, .c, sssso. A '
Of End s d sal s :s p lsns
s ::s!:' !: Z:
WEDNESDAY. Auo. 10.
BY Joseph p. Day.
Sas i,S
IT,; ~; judgment ''' ''Sjss' . AXE: a.;
THuRspAY. Auo II.
BY Josephp. Day.
i sss e9 stony seR dwelins. we vs
Msiosss Subject 70 taxes &C. SssO; suSjecs 10
". %wessY ,:sss :!.ss.; y. a and ~: north
g ss attorney. nss ses fGTWe :
referee: due on judgment. 3io.S0i IS: subject 10
taxes, 60 SSas; subject to two mortgages ssgre-
Wooster street No 49, west side. about 90 net north
Of grand street H'SIsq four story brick building:
attorneys: L. F. Doyle. referee; due on Judgment.
3lS.soo,2S.
SATURDAY, AUo. 10.
BY @, q. Macy.
Myrtle street. east side, 200 feet north Of Albany
avenue. i00Il0o East Chester: Sarah A. vsdsn
VS. william Herod OF al. DE La Marc n, sttoYneyS:
c. q. Macy. Jr., r.feree due on judgment esio.t0
subject to taxes, DC, 500: on premiseS
avenue. lots 2o7 AND Si<. map Of Arden properly.
East Chester; s. A. Neal va Y. Fraser q T.: be u
aHs on ,uoxm:ai. ssitis; subjsss = .nsss. T..
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shs S Glass and hSHEdiSsps on The pS' q
former event g. W. sparkle led with card.
Prize Prize went to A. Il. Thomas. with ~ net.
aided nIaS " sixteen strSke haSndlcap. The
also In order, The summary follows
G Class kIE MandlsspIc " .ni spsgHe g. ST7s
Msg' ss r. AZ aos,5e A IT, ~ 50 &c. H. Walker
c. W.. schsi Mssss isns Ta .nn:y g g 10,
W Thompson. iaS lsns1 s v. Gibbs. Ia. 2ioa
and ! % Play: ,Jsnln Sess Thompson. ) up and :
e PIsy ASn , nss sih, R .nS TO play
Glass A and B handicaps kept the Rosevllle
p SSS o. TIKI sss ee%
IsIisd sssp sss ioss a!iysr S sSS r ss
net total up to At, but he won by margin Of
Van Ness led the division. The scores:
a. i,-Ss W. W. Iee. ioS io~Oa A. W. brs~' ios
&c Glass Ed H. Van Ness. lo7. ie-os E. Bsdser
bal! sweepstakes and a semi final round
match for the July cup made up the com:
nT In F fhs en the links
va se ~" sea a.s Se0 on Tsyar sed
FIRST place in the sweepstakes and they win
play off some time this week. In the SEMI
final match Taylor defeated Paul Heller by
2 up and to play.
There IL the usual midsummer lull at the
Newark Golf Club prior to the opening Of the
fall schedule on Labor Day; G 3 King.
test. while a match which excited consider-
able interest among the members was tho
ball OF Ernest Mlllar and Cecil MoMahon.
The best ball worked In II. winning handlly
by up and to play.
OCEANIC. ". J.. Aug is;-In competition
play against DOGGY. A. " Porter and W. F.
Stinson tied. being down
RIpoEwooD N. j.. Aug. IL The return
match between the North Jersey Country
Club and tho Rdgewood Golf Club at Ridge
wood yesterday resulted in favor of the latter
by "a to 3. The score was as follows
Ridgewood, a. W. Cameron 0. C. +. Kohler. Jr,. o;
Ross Mersereau, 0; j. H. Korey, 4 r. H. Mactariane.
I; W; J. Dey Q: N. Z. Scheman.7 2; G. x. Boyce. 8.
North Jersey-w. II. collier. ?: Donald Holms. o:
w. j. Scott, q; Oscar Huntoon o: II. Nowat o: j. w.
Sharp, o. Alex Gray. o. F.. f, Gcdney. o. Total 8.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-14
American Nickel

stock has an intrinsic value Of
$3.50 q share. 1t is getting
active on the Curb Market.
$4,000 shares were dealt in
last week. closing at IN on
investment buying Of odd lots.
This stock is going up to $50.
buy and sell 1t on commission.
Valuable information mailed free.
FRANK potion, Stock Broker,
Manhattan Life Building.
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READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R. r.

STATIONS VET 2sd ST., X. n.
TINE %nu,s. ssns Fs sso.. 81 :. n S
#Rs tEtf a AZ 5,,ss, A s,s
4. ~: lao. go. 500 ib5tS Esston only, p
fSsd.ys. its xa M , se sss ~ 19
rs L SgassSS Hill sSS ~
sSo a. II. 90 lakewood and LskeharsU.
Lq pSSfN hR bAssAS sFytH ra
SO H; 4 . N ' &C. s s,'1 1i, TO- s
asy., except OCEAN Grove 'i' A. NJ i;''' 400
Sh FtSs sEAss5aaaT so ss$ ::
ii:so a. n. ,;S0; 4:s9 $50. $50 p NJ sunda's
pasfP22AAbit III liz MISC. msee :s e
msp T. m %Ss0:, o %'n 's,o " :s
?Sa 4Ss sa' !s5 7,s 1000
HasfIss3ss rs. sSrTSSts AsR
f." ;sq' ss'd Rss,' s8S hsss.S Ss oi MI
70 s. i yssa 4 Nj s ss 2 H 49, ,s sss
s 1891 , ~ ke7 M r; 49, q zoo sai az 49,
no p. ii. sundays. 1000 a. NJ. 1900 AGO. $40
tpnrlcr cars only. hVia TamaQuA, aExcept Satur.
DAYS. mDining Car. xSnlurdays only. zFrom
FROM Twenty third Street -bs:2o P n" ct:!S
?. Il, t tasS 3 III NJ s'so P NJ h''" p NJ '''"
S sss A. A As,o1 III aGu 81.
Ave- IS Mon Square West 27as Sd Ave. 27s West
i2sth ST., 24s Columbus Ave. New YORK; A'' ~ w
ilamshurs New York Trars'er Co. calls for az
chcclts baggage to destination. -
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VIE pres and Gen MIR Gen. Pass'r Agent
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WEST SHORE r. r.

cScw York Central & Hudson II. r. Lcsseel
Trains leave FRANKLIN st, station, New fork. a.
follows and is minutes later foot West va s' y. Ne
ts4o A. NJ, 77Catsklli Mountain Limited
.ii3o 4. M.-Mountain Express;
MAS p. M.-Rip Van Wrinkle Flyer
100 p, M.-Chicago Express ,.
s225 Non Lin. for Detroit, Chi ST. LOUIS
ta25 ?. M.-glster Express: c,..,.,. . c,,
$500 p. M-F0T itoch.. Buffalo Detroit 81. LOUIS.
.sA4 p. M.-For SYRIA. Roch. Ma Falls Det q Cni;
sDaiiy. IDallys except sunday. baggage checked
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-, GLEN Cove, Aug; is.-Rain interfersd with
only two cards were turned IN IN the nanal,
cap against DOGGY. the best being that OF
Hopkins up and to fhs sseon Member.
posted scores In the qualifying, round for
he G. NJ Pratt cup. which ,hu ended today DAY
HOPKINS, SO, 1910; Travers. 90 plus I'll
Nichols, So ls-7l. G; A. Dnnning 80. ~
G Dunnins 81. lsI75; Fuller, 50, i4Iis Had
%. lo-77 II. W. Maxwell. 81. e-7s: Allen.
aS 1875: Gates, 80. 1910; Busch. %. 1910:
Adams. 0s. 1870: Loring. OF. 1870; Cowper-
waite. 90. l5-S4
good sized field competed In the NTH
monthly handicap on the links Of the st.
--ndrews Golf Club on Saturday. II. r. stern
and F.. NJ Taylor tied for first place with II
het and will play of later stern had ten
stroke handicap and Taylor fifteen strokes;
In So The scores:
H.: r. Stern. 81, lo-T: e, N; Taylor, @; BEm;
s. s-si j. v. Egnl.on. .Jr., q; SIS; A. L. Reid
Members OF the Englewood Golf Club be-
came active again In competitive way
by playing in a DOGGY handicap, sweep
stakes on Saturday. The affair resulted In a
tie between George T. Case and E. W. Buck:
finished all even with DOGGY. The scores;
George T. Case. 10. all square: z; v. Buck o. all
down: G. T. Small, I, down: D: 2. Pomeroy, :, 9
DOWN ss. GSsis down s.1Ssss
down; George Graham. Q. down.
Evenly balanced nslds eonpsssd % both
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NO EXTRA CHARGE FoR IT.
AAvsssissasn0 for The sun and Evssine Sua
NAY - lss q say AnsreAA Dsssns Asspeasss
QDmA ~ el11s - .s fc;f
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prominent Chlce 60 amsteur, A.. j. Evans.
N the Exmoor tournament committee: "Whatl
We enteri What chance has Welshman
rot with committee made up OF Irigg WAL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-14

A. q, Laurie OF Staten Island holds first
Mace in the len plie batting averages,
With a. record Of 20 90 for 70 completed inning.
Durrant, y. c. Smart. G. Macpherson and
G. p. Hurd itch all have avers ges in the 2os. :,
In the bowling, figures j. II. Tattsrsall
With l,oS heads the averages. while T. D.
Kiiiick Of Staten Island Is second with 900.
and ii. Rushton follows closely with COS:
gives the lead to Paterson. with Columbia
Oval second and the West Indians third,
Newark is fourth and Union County next.
The standing Of the clubs
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CRICKET.


Maryebone Club OF London, tho cricket
games played In this locality on Saturday we're
witnessed by large crowds end much interest
was taken in the championship games OF
the Metropolitan League and New York
Cricket Association Sc ries.
The principal league contest took place
at the Parade, Grounds. Prospect Park. where
Staten Island Team played the Broo klyn
Wanderers. At one time the Wanderers
ss% had sn he o wei Ia
played good uphill game and, eventually
Hickie' with It 20 and j. VI. Toone With 10 were
Z. o; Challenger and j. Wood played well for
The bowling tigures made In the game we're
G T. clarks; wSkets for 81 yns; ~ n T.
,.,l Ths t9,as BTeeklyn Wanderers ca Staten
Team 81 STATEN Island e at ns and
we're overwhelminggIy defeated by margin
inning, ri a Nth ony %ckets
down: Nearly every man t on The winning ming
ed sbs MADE sx COCO ede BSSd
Who sSe save ave e eonvneIns evdense Of the I'M
provemsnt he has made recently In q not out
8 ID kar pa Ss IL as i oa r.
and R r. Jackson NV. With and 10 respeefyeiy.
.,.n ma as. hs the elective I've Bowling sii u B.
S S'f! msd nag = Sy :. j. tsSt!sr kiish: sS?ss
were s wickets for runs and Iauries for
10 declared for S wickstsj; Kings County
Newark went to Columbia Oval to. play
series and again defeated them. Shls time
f renee rsontTibuted IS and D. Livingstone
b. H., Bate bowled remarkably well and
HIVE %a :o sss'Ss and ct xsfsts AT &
ninss Of 81 and r. cobban nj lust mana sed to
Sos Svs soess Sss sH5s' so e os
game AGAINST the Brooklyns at Prospect
1k and only ny s s6aa
and o. Smith and 4. s. Durrant were tho
tuTed WieRets I for ie runs r While for Provi;
dnGs ID snd d o1 ?, had
The totals Brooklyn; o. and 1903; Providence,
End d for tw eo wsks's team defeated the
Thsties at Prospect Park by forty-one runs in
z low scoring game; The bo N had had all
Goddard 3 for 49, and W. S Petmore. 8 for %
The last named also accomplished the hat
II. c 6. Perkins contributed is and w, v,
Goddard added 10, For the Thistle. W.
Anderson was the only m IN to make show
County. 40: Thistles. 80
The West Indians travelled to Branch
Brock Rr to Play tine Se
with only WICKET Sed f15 this
and r, Kinds. who, scored 20 not out and 20
, not Std sss and
for ii. T.. Gilbert and A. n. stratford each
70 tine nSf
Considerable disa Pr va va fsi. that
match was played at Van Cortlandt Park
and resulted In draw. F, g. Warburton and
Hooper with Y each did the bess os smIeS
and s. Low s e.ceiied with the bali. The former
captured Q wckets for SO runs and the latter
1 for q. The totals were: Paterson. 90: Yonk-
orientals At Prospect Park and defeated
them by Is Ths hsf hating %So for tn
is and c. Jaskmss Who added y. some
excellent bowling figures were obtained In
IRIS game Whitley getting ytc 3;SSd 70, x
for a.. The totals: West Indians B. 20;
o5 The Manhattan team forfeited It's .;,ools-
send q team there. and EsseI County team
OF IL s't the s. CUB stsndns Of the METROPOLITAN
GSkst CHI IL Ss wts
tea ms are next The record follows