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RESULTS OF OTHER GAMES.

Team B of Paterson, visited PROSPECT fafA Aoi 9
game with the West Indians. Team B. and suffered
defeat by runs The feature Of the game was me
good innings Of O. Waithe. for the West Indians
who going in first carried his bat for 45. while i
Aortouth added b. For Paterson 3. top score was
reached by a G. Rainbow with 30. while T. Gray
son contributed Is The totals We're Paterson
Team 3. 68. west Indians. Team B. "a, for
wtckets.
Team 2 of the Manhattan club succeeded in win
ming its game with the ThstIes Team 3. by the mar
row margin Of runs. Only three men on the win
ming SIDE succeeded in reaching double figures
7 J. P. Kelly with La C Vickers. with L, not out
and J. McGufHe. with To- J. Grieves and T. A Ear-
geant were the only men the double figure list
Tor the Thistles. with contributions of II and IL
respectively The totals were: ThistieS. Team b,
z; Manhattan II So
The New-Y0rk Association championship match
piayed az Ellzabsth yesterday between the Union
county and Yonkers teams resulted In an easy
victory for the former club by 81 runs. This was
cue 10 the splendid bowling Of T. r. Goddard,
VINO captured Eickets for runs, and ID. A. Gio5,
VINO took for runs. For Yonkers s. A Low
took wickets for s rims The totaIs We're: Union
County Cricket Cluh 7s; Yonkers Cricket Club, q.
Ihe West Indian team went TO Paterson yes
terday 10 play against the local team in the cham
Plobsnlp series Of the association, and were de-
,rSated Dy runs, with wickets to spare. W;
= IT. and scored 42 not out He was helped
ny ~. DOdds al the bat with a contribution of Z.
vim tne pail excellent work accomplished
- % ". hooper and r. Smith, who took wickefs
he = T- ana Flekets for . runs, respectively For
- ~ 81 Indians j. Harney was the only man 10
ara 9edbie figures. and scored l3. but H. Alex
-, tx :. 1|led well. and captured 4 wicikets
~ :" runs The final score WAS 73 TO g.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
Maroezv Beaten. but Still Leads in Masters
Tournament-Marshall Wins.

Ostend Belgium. July 1--After days resi- the
masters engaged in the international chess tourna-
rent at the Kursaal started the fourteenth round.
which marks the opening OF the second half Of the
contest this morning.
Four games were finished in the first adjourn
ueut and several important results had been at
tanned MarocZy. the leader. suffered defeat at the
hands of Janowski who moved up INTO second
pla>, inasnuch as Tarrasch could only draw with
Schlechter Marshall took fourth place by win
ming his game from Lecnhardt, and Taubenhaus
scored against Blackburne
In the afternoon session Marco won from Wolf
and Burn defeated Teichmann The game between
Alapin and Tsehigorin resulted in draw. Fol
lowing is the score TO date:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
VESPER CREW READY.
VIII Meet Christ College IN FIRST
Heat of Henley Regatta.

Henley England July Everything is IN
readiness for the great International regatta on
the Thames next week and should the present
weather hold as it is expected to do the Hen
ley regatta of 1903. with a record for entrants.
Will be the most brilliant of recent years. There
are fewer houseboats anchored along the course
than in former years. but the loss In numbers
is made up in the magnifcence Of their decora-
ton.
Henley is crowded tonight with rivermen and
"wetbobs'' of worldwide reputation, who are
looking forward to 4 splendid contest In the
race for the Grand Challenge Cup, in which the
yesper crew of Phila deiphia is expected TO play
perhaps the most prominent part. The Arneri-
cans will have good trial in the first heat. as
they must meet Christ College, Cambridge
II they win they must face the Leanders in the
second heat, upon whom England has placed hsr
hopes.
The Vespers went the full course this morning
at the rate OF thirty-feur strokes They moved
we'll but the 7uIl uuggy weather prevented
fast time They went out again this evening.
1,,+ owing to a head wind were cOntefited with
padIiina over the course. much TO the disap-
/ poiutnent of the crowd that had gathered with
the expectation Of seeing sprint The Phiia-
delpnians are ell satisfied with their condition.
The vespers practically concluded their prac-
tice work this evening. They will rest to-mor-
row and will row for awhile early on Monday
morning but Otherwise they viii save them
selves FOR Tuesday and Wednesday. All OF the
men are splendidly ft. There has not been any
sickness among the crew since their arrival, and
all are confident. They are also pleased WITH
their draw against Christ College, Cambridge.
1t is considered in English circles as well as
by Americans that the vespers win win their
Tuesday preliminary against the Christ Colleges
rev. and then viii meet the Leanders. and there
ss no doubt that the victor in this event VIII
secure the Grand Challenge Cup
The Belgian crew which is to compete ror tns
Grand Challenge Cup arrived here to-day
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
Class p
HYMAN WINS IN LONDON.
Other american athletes Lose
Through Unfortunate accidents.

London, July 1.-The American athletes COLI
testing for the Amateur Athletic Association
championships at Stamford Bridge to-day failed
10 take but one race-the 22o-yard dash. This
was won by H. A. Hyman Of the University of
Pennsylvania, by three yards, from Jupp, the
holder Of the championship Hyman's time be-
ing % % seconds.
The individual form of the Americans was
conceded to equal that of any of the other
competitors, but hard luck appeared to be their
lot.
Amsler Of Pennsylvania who easily won his
heat in the hurdles, met the English champion,
r 8. Stronach, in the final and at the third
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
TRACK OFFICIALS NAMED.
Those Who Will Serve in A. A. q. National
Championship Games.

NJ athletics at the Lewis and Clark Exposition, Ii
a letter resolved from J. z. Sullivan secretary
and treasurer Of the Amateur Athletic Union mas
been placed in sole charge Of the Amateur Atnietc
Union national championship games. TO De heio
4, tho Lewis and Clark Stadium on August
and ).
In pursuance of Mr. SuIivan's letter. MI her-
rigan has named OF the officials OF TINS DIE
athletic meet follows:
Rsferee e Sullivan OF the metropolitan asso-
,,.tto, % Nev-York. secretary and treasurer OF
vtba Amateur Athletic Union; starter, Jack King.
of Portland judge Of finish ,srs hles elexars Sc
- .ba snateur Athletic Union and Judge Oh me-
o,tas,s 20 ? - Watkins, Of the Mulfnomah AVE-
Ietfc Club, OF Portland.
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making extensive alterations in the building at
Nos 154 and 156 West 3sth-st. where they VIII
ouen a New-York branch for the sale of Galiia
electric carriages Bernard Maurice Dufresne. son
or the president of the Western Railway, Of
France and Count Armand de Contamination are
the soIe representatives for the United States and
Canada for this company. Their illustrated cata-
logue containing the names OF royalty and otner
,spfahie persons who of CSalIa carriages
e. amne proof of the popularity of these vehicles
A C. Thompson manager of~the Gotham AUTO
mobile Company reports lively trade, the popu-
lar Stevens-Duryea touring car proving not
weather SUCCESS
Ts~ wavne Automobile Company Is deifversns
.r,,r cars and ruuabouts az the time of sale
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
pe,,eEo7 CAR WINS EFFICIENCY TEST.

. -scent number of The Automoeile gives an
,ceornt OF the transmission gearing efhcency 'ss.
na,a under the auspices OF the Automoo'ie Siao ~
nero e''N0 =. q ,orsenower Peuzeot car showed 10
hattsr advantage than any other. Its record was
as follows:
c,ed ~ road wheels. so revolutions minute
ro1rc- delivered at wheel rims Ios ~. r,f,
-ngtns sneea during test. Lass reVsiuiions ~
..x+ "a bo~SepowSr,
Er5eieney 50 per cent
Nearest competitor 7s per cent
r,o,a,ng immediately after the Rocnet-scnneass'
Gun race whereby a PeuGeot cur OF sirniiaf horSe
- won this cup from thirteen eonpstitorA X
pss -, 20 substantiate the claim OF she HaAasss-
sscturers that. for all around efficiency Psnseot
-a-s are In the lead - $1,000.
-,aaIvaor q7ornpary which = sole assnt ~ -
,s,eot IN rhis country mas n STOCK - Hss~
d,eta delivery duplicates OF the cars which wc7
the rllp and the efficiency test.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
HOLIDAY GOLF BEGINS.
,<ndsgendence Day Tournaments
Start on SeUeral Courses.

The golfer of the metropolitan district started
IN Yesterday TO take advantage of the triple
Independence Day holiday which VIII be OBJ
served in most branches Of business. Tourna-
rlents for Independence Day cups We're begun
on several links. These viii be continued to-
morrow and Tuesday.
The golf season was opened yesterday at the
Deal Golf Club. and forty men took part in
the qualifying round for the Independence Day
Cup and ru-lner-up trophy. The gold medal
offered for the best gross score won by
j. B. Turner 5r The sixteen who qualified were:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
Jtai lEi1 EickeIs) ---.s-..-- -..--' 49,
STATEN ISLAND TEAM 3.
DARKNESS CAUSES DRAW.
Nanhattans and Thistles Unable to Finish
Match on Account Of Poor Light.

A rather disappointing game resulted from yes
terday's meeting Of the Manhattan ana Lhlsue
teams at Prospect Park With but three wickeos
z,,e the Manhattan team declared its innings
closed for 13s They then disposed OF Thistle
vyicSets for 81 runs when play had tobe abandoned
on account OF the poor light and the game recorded
as draw.
The Manhattan team played in fine form A.
F3ack1ls and F A Sade playing steadily from -
not ont and g. respectively, while R. J: Daaby
hatred freely for 80 and W. Adam contributed q.
S,Ieaver and A Sunedley did the best DOWNING,
tbe former taking : wickets for q runs and TIE
latter for l3. For the Thistles ". r ahoeFsoh
and W s. PatTnore proved top scorers.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

ing at the eighth hurdle, but in taking the
i,,mp caught his left foot and recovered too late
&c save the
Taylor came into the straight in the 44e-yard
run at even terms with j. p George. Taylor
appeared to have the race at his mercy out
he tripped when near home and lost couple
OF strides and the race.
Hynan's victory popular. and he was
given a great reception when he received ms
prize.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

BROOKLYN WANDERERS BEATEN.
Lose to Team B Of Staten Island C.. c. by
Thirty-fOur Rams.

At Livingston Staten Island. Team Of the
Staten Island Cricket Club defeated the Brooklyn
Wanderers by 81 the first innings. T. D.
Killick and r ". p. Powell. bowled with success
for the winners. The former took six wickets for
IS runs, and the latter three for 13
The Brooklyn players also bowled we'll H Rush
ton taking four wicets for 20 runs. J. Wood two for
and " Bonnar four for 2- s E G. Cook. r.
z. Bonner and A C. Laurie all scored doubles for
Staten Island.
IN the Brooklyns first innings 70 high scores
were made while in the second G. Macpherson
played well for A. and A Gum scored S. not out.
Ihs SCgre.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
,r the summer. The winner was C. ]. crookan
WATERMAN WINS EKwANoE MEDAL.
Makes Gross Score Of 80 in Independence
Cup Tournament.
fBY rEnseRAP1r TO THE rRfBtxE.T

Manchester. vt, July 1.-The annual three day
tournament for the Independence Cup began here
to-day on the Ekwanok links The qualifying
round and the first round at match play were COM
pleted. Thirty-sfx golfers started in the and
thirty-two qualified for the PRICES.
high wind caused the whole field to fall off so
that poor scores were returned. Paul Waterman
won the gross score medal with a card of 81. n-S2.
The matches IN the first round this afternoon were
close, and better form shown. Results
First sixteen first tnateh ulay1.-G ". White
bea- J. w. Becker, I. and to play; o. ocsmeyer
Q beat W L, konslyn up r. 3. Ieake > beat James
L. Taylor, UP and pay Clark Burnham II l.
Edwards, .. & to play: George f. beat
e DEF. Simmons, 6. . up: W. J. Evans T. II.
knight, g. ana play; Paul Waterman beat V,
He ckIueyer, 4, up and to play: ". Houston, a.
beat n. e Waters . up
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
MANY CRICKET GAMES.
Fire Cham piorship Games Played
at Prospect Park.

The crfczeters of Nev-yorlk had a busy time yes
terday Notwithstanding the threatening weather of
the morning. At Prospect Park FIVE championship
games were played in the Metropolitan League and
the New-York Association series.
Team A of the Staten Island Club visited Kings
County St George, and in Il close and interesting
contest lost by rJsns Low scoring prevailed oniV
+vo men a. Barnes and J. p Stuart. securing
double figures for the winning side. and b h Il
steinthsl 2 A. w Ireland and T. H Alison Tor
Staten Island.
G. Barnes met with success with the ban Ior
Kings County. capturing six wickets for 70 M rui :,
while for the visitors. e. F. Kelly took tour loi =
and c. H. Clarke Eve for 50. The score
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
BROOKLYN zINGARI WIN.
Defeat Kings County Players in Low Scoring
Game at Prospect Park.

The Brooklyn Zingari and Kings County teams
n1sved low scoring game at Prospect Park yes
terdav which resulted IN victory for the former
by Il
Far r2r1ozivn Zingarf the best batting done
bv A. Brown. 4 Glover and 6. s. Christy- The last
named took wickets for l run. while c. werm
took for Is and A 6 DlIrr,E-Tt for SS
For Kings County. \ Curtis BOWED splendiaIy'
securing : wickets for p runs. while e B. Reece
.7d = G Smart made the top scores. The score:
BROOKLYN ZINGARI
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The first round at match play resulted as fol-
lows:
Independence Day Cup-Flrst round-Jason Rogers
6I4) beat z. G. Fraser (131 by and TO play:
n c. Turner t191 beat e l. Laidlaw 90 by up
c. Billings C Cameron t1Sl by up and
to play; F. b stoutenburgh Cd beat J. r shan
ley jT C12l, by up 2. D. Stouteuhurgh 80 beat
? W Kendall IT2l by UP ana 2 to play; B.
tr 90. W Calm (16l hy up and TO play
J. T. Smith fI2e beat II. B. Mcclellan (16) by up
p L Paret (14) beat J. Rainer 600 by I UP.
Play viii be continued tomorrow. and tie finals
Will be played the Fourth OF July.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

weight and heavy weight novice handicap. lap
heavy weight championship. four laps; the tour
lists novelty three laps; unlimited pursuit
the diamond cup event, four laps; The Bronx
Handicap at three laps, and the first heat of the
team race between the Automobile Club OF America
and the Chicago Automobile Club
The programme for the second day, July 4, in
cIH1es the second heat OF the team race. Chicago
against New-Y YorA; the mddIeweight championship
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

entered and fourteen started, the first prize for
regularity of travel bills by a 4O-horse-
power Martini The contest in the Swiss
Alps.
The De Dietrich Company have delivered 40
horsepower De Dietrich TO C. A F. Pfzen-
mayer of New-Haven.
The King o Belgium has purchased Mors car
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
silver loving cup, the gift of Jonathan Moore,
which by Harry L. Snyder, with a ret
score of Y. Some of the follow:
HANDICAP AT FOX HILLS.

The regular weekly han.ieap for two eiasses was
played yesterday at Ft4s Iii!is. W D. Ho"pio with
75 net led in the first division. whiie z. " Pogson
with II net Ted in the second division Tie scores
Class 4.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
HANDICAP AT JAMAICA.

There was a handicap competition at the High
land Golf Club, Jamaica, yesterday. for the tour
nauent committee cup. It the first Of series
TO bs played on Saturdays IN July The winner
was w B. Donnen The
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

A number of the club members competed in
thirty-stx- hole putting match for cup presented
by e. L. Gilbert Those who did not take part can
compete next Saturday. The best Of the SG4res
made yesterday were follows: z. M. WILSON, ss;
F. Snare. 81: G.. A Graham. 94 E. II. Jewett: 90
J. B. Boyee. a5; ". z. F. Moore, 9S w H. FOs-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

In the final play for the Oshkosh Cup. boys
cbamnionship w T. Glenney defeated Ogden
Rogers l up in f9 holes.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

Passing the Baker Electric Con2anys store IN
Broadway, near the Circle. one would be inclined
to think that business very quiet. yet here mas
been transacted business that has established
record in the sale of electric vehicles. c. B. Rice
tbe general Eastern agent, is practically new
cnner in New-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
QUALIFYING HOUND AT wEE-RURN

FBY TEI1zGRaPH TO THE rRIBuNE.l
Stamford, Conn. July 1.-The qualifying rounds
for the admission committee prizes were played at
wee-Burn to-day. The four best cards qualified for
match play on July 1. The cards were:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
AUTOMOBILE TRADE NOTES.

Hints to the Buyer from Garage and Manu-
factory.
The Soclete L Eectrique. builders OF Galna
electric carriages, Levallos-Paret France are
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

ON Monday the fifteenth round will be played as
follows: Marshall Sehechter. Iarrasch vs.
-ra,cnTnann Burn vs. Wolf, Marco vs. Maroczy.
ranovvshi VS. Taubenhaus Blackburne VS. Tschigo-
rim and Leonhardt VS.. Alaptn.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
PARK GOLF GLUE SCORES.

Plainfield n J.. July (Srecal).-The best scores
returned presidents and club trophies at the
Park Golf Club to-day follows
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
EREEPoRT GOLFERS WIN.

One of the team matches of the Long Island
Golf League was played yesterday at Jamaica, in
which the Highland Golf Club. of that place, suf-
fered defeat at the hands of the Freeport club
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
LAWSON TAKES moNTcLAfR HANDICAP.

on the Montclafr Golf Club links this afternoon
was by ". P. Lawson with net score of 6g.
Some OF the scores foIlow:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

at tbree Iaps and the national circuit champion
shin open TO all at four laps. There will also be
y cracker haDdicaD. open all at three laps, and
record trials for all classes.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
womEN VS.. MEN AT PLAlNFIELD.

FIsinheld. N j. July l (speciaD.-An interesting
ror,netition at the Plainfeld Country Club to-day
was a team match of women versus men. Inc lal-
Ter won by a score of 26 to 8, as follows
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
small FIELD AT oYkER MEADOW.

There was sweepstakes handicap az the Dyhef
uasow Golf Club yesterday. but the field was iighf
as fbe majority OF the members have left the city
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

..eaIes from the floor s their motto at present
Their 'crackajack" runabout, built for two Wnien
takes the Fort Lee hill at full speed, is finding
ready sale.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

H c. Munger returned the lowest net score for Tor
+he season q S. and wen first honors Tor the golL
COMMITTEES Gun Some of the scores were;
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
szee-ases AT EASTERN PARKWAY

1Iere were three prizes in the sweepstakes handi-
oan AZ the Eastern Parkway Golf Club yesterday
A / Sherman won first prize ana W. j. unh seu-
. o - 80 ttera xsas a tie fors third between George
T1,r,r ana 7 G Adams The were:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
ENeLEwoop BEATS NORTH JERSEY.

The team match at Englewood yesterday Between
Englewood and North Jerse- was of the series
of championship matches or the New-Jersey Golf
League. Enelewood by IA to 4. The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

The semi-firlaI round for the Lockett prize
also played, in which Jonn NJ Ward beat H. Nc
C1ure UP and to go, and Marshall Wfitlatch
beat c. E. Van Week 10 UP and 9 to play.
Second CuP-W. T. Cross from A. N Ken
nady by default: H. s. Harrison beat J. H Bartlett
up zoo holes.
SNYDER'S LOVING CUP.
Glen Ridge n. J.. July THE members of the
Glen Ridge Golf Club this afternoon played for the
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
SCORES FROM APAwAMIs LINKS.

THE winning scores the sweepstakes handicap
AZ the Apawamis Club links yesterday were as
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
REAL ESTATE IMPROVEMENTS

.,rnrJrteIy covered each day by The Trihune- rens
estate news which also gives transfers. ancons n'os,
cages, pendens Liens, cts
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

The qualifying round for the Mccoy Cup also
played. and tire two who qualified to play off for
the cup at match play were w H. Skies and F. NJ
Wilson The scores were:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
FREEPORT
HIGHLAND.

The return match will be played on July 10 a
Freepert. Bayswater and Midland have not yet ar
ranged dates:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

Powerful and stylish Pipe motor cars are recent
fmportations from Belgium The thorough con-
struction OF the famous foreign built machines
which are offered at extremely low figure.
should commend them TO prospective buyers Of first
ofaes automobiles Joseph 6 Heller agent the
Pine cars, is ready to demonstrate the many val
liable features OF this popular car
In that exceptionally severe test for motor cars
the second international contest for the Rochet-
Scbna,der Cup in which twenty-three cars were
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-29
KAISER SET RIGHT.
Would Be Against German Interests to
 Counsel War.

Berlin, August 2s.--Chancellor von Buelows exclusive telegram to the As sociated Press from Nordernay, August 26, affirming that the German Emperor and the German government have never ceased to support peace whenever an op- portunity offered, was reproduced In New York dispatches to Berlin papers to- day.
 The occasion was taken to compare this news with the anonymous utterances and assertions of the British and French press that Emperor William had covertly per suaded Emperor Nicholas to continue the war This legend as 1t Is called, propa- gated abroad, would deny to Emperor William those higher motives of states manship shown by President Roosevelt.
 The newspapers aver that the general political and economic situation gives Germany adequate and powerful reasons for desiring peace. such as the safety of German investments in Russia and the necessity for German industries to sell in the Russian markets, with the stabil ity of credits and the advantage of or der on the other side of the frontier for the German administration of Poland and also important monarchial and dy- nasty reasons which themselves would be sufficient for the German crown to aid in bringing about peace.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-29
ADJUSTMENTS
EAST LAKE CASINO.
Adelaide Hermann.

Madame Hermann comes to the Jeff ferson theatre tonight to open the winter theatrical season of 19o5-06. This season Madam Hermann presents a number of marvellous tricks and has some new mys- teries that are sure to entertain Birming- ham lovers of magic. Madame Hermann will give a series of mechanical illus ions which she has perfected herself and she will wear magnificent costumes.
 Special mechanical devices with calcium and electric lights will be- used.
 Madame Herrmann's long association with Hermann the Great has given her an experience denied to most entertainers who practice the "black art" It is said that she has perfected many of the most difficult tricks used by the late Hermann and gives a performance that is in every way most creditable.
 Last season Madame Hermann was In vaudeville and was unusually successful. She will no doubt be greeted by a large audience tonight
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-29
 INTERESTING OLD CASE SETTLED YESTERDAY

An old and interesting litigation was finally ended yesterday in a decree hand cd down by Chancellor A. II. Benners in the case of Joseph F. Johnston, adnI.n- istrator de bonus non of the estate of Thomas Peters vs the Pratt Coal com pany.
 The decree of the chancellor ordered the register to pay to Thomas P. Henley the sum of $10o in settlement of & claim of that person against the Peters estate. The decree also ordered the register to distribute the residue of the fund amount ing to $2O06 among the creditors
 The total amount of the claims against the estate was $1so82424 As only little over 5000 remains to be distributed, some thing over one cent on the dollar will be paid to the creditors.
 The litigation is one of the most in- terestng that has been in the Jefferson county eoLiti for many years. The suit was originally commenced by transfer ring the settlement of the estate of Thomas Peters from the probate court to the ehancery court. This was done in 1884