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New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
NEW-YORK BAY REGATTA
Programme of Annual Ror0ing
Races on Harlem RiUer.

The third annual regatta of the New-York Bay
Regatta Association will take place on the Speed
way Course. Harlem River. next Saturday
There are eight events the programme which
will start at l o'clock The course is mile and a
quarter and begins just above Sherman's Creek
The finish will be at Washington Bridge.
The course will be patrolled by a revenue cutter
and according rules and regulations sent out by
Secretary Metcalf of the United States Department
Of Commerce and Labor. vessel will be permit
ted up or down the Harlem River from p m to
p. m. on the day of the regatta
The following are the classes. the clubs that will
compete and the time set for the starting OF the
races:
3fsa fGai GaTs ae don
Junior centipede race 80 o'cOcl,-Harem Boat Club
Junior double sig q eI,Friendshp Boat Club
6siencia H0e1ken boxer n Harlem Boat Club
Club; Harlem; Paisade. Yonkers: Clifton Boat club
:aR Junior four gig g 9eock3Nautus Club Bath
Harlem: Crescent. Brooklyn
The event of the day will be the senior single
shell race which will be called at 3:3O O'Clock All
the crack oarsmen of this section of the country.
including c. S. Titus and Fred Shepheard. are en-
tered; Titus will fight hard to regain his lost
laurels. and pretty contest is looked for.
f Of g GS M6Tmae
Southard the champion single shell rover of New
pareli c. s. Titus; seawanhaika. sheepshead Bay
Hoben. and the Bohemian Harlem. Frank veseley.
Junior four barge q o'cockl-Active Club Hcbo-
ken Woo1cIH Boat Club. New-Jersey: Rosedas Boat
Club. Hackensack.
Intermediate centpede (4:30 ocock-Nassau Boat Club
Harlem and Union Boat Club. Harlem.
Intermediate Is O'clock)-Clifton Club.
Club Bohemian Boat Club Dauntless Boat
Club, Metropolitan Boat Club.
senior four barge $3.50 o'clock)-Actve Boat Club
Seawanhaka Boat Club. Rosedae Boat Club.
The officers of the regatta as follows: Robert
]. Mlligan Of Philadelphia, referee starter, John
o. Regan: timers Albert Heyne, Thomas Brennan
W. B. Jones. F. r. Fortmver; judges. Maurice Cor
nell. j. II. Doughty William Burke OF Philadel-
phia; W. NJ. Norris, p J. Keane James Fay ]. j.
Murphy and David Brown; clerk Of course William
Mulcare: assistant clerk OF course. Gregory Nc
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27

This the Mineola wins by 8 minutes and 81
secondZ ii EslAnisaA
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
QUAKER COLTS DO WE'LL
Make Good Sho1cing against Nary
lebone Cricket Club.
Lnv TELEGRAPH TO THE tribune. ]

Philadelphia, July 26.-The Marylebone Cricket
Club began its second American game here to-day
at Wissahickon Heights. the grounds of the Phila-
delphia Cricket Club. where team OF the Colts
Of the Quaker City the opponents The Colts
were allowed to play seventeen and captain and
with this handicap it was thought that they would
be able 70 make even game for the ESnglishmen.
The local team was selected by the executive
committee OF the Associated Cricket Clubs. and no
fewer than eight clubs were represented Sydney
Young. of the Philadelphia Cricket Club. acted as
captain, and so far has discharged his duties in
a highly efficient manner.
The boys had the advantage OF batting first on
a good wicket, and we'll did they play that they
kept the Englishmen in the field all day. Some
splendid form was shown, especially by C NJ.
Graham, A g; Priestman and A. y. Goodfellow.
while H W. Doughten, L. Lee. c. B. Dixon and
F. ID. Cooley all added double figures
AS play In the match is limited to two days II is
probable that the result will be a draw, unless
the Englishmen should get out for an extraordi-
nariy small score in the first innings and have to
follow The
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
CLEVELAND BREAKS EVEN.
DETROIT WINS AND LOSES.

Detroit, July 2s-Detroit and Boston shared hon
ors in the double header this afternoon. Killian
shut out the visitors in the second game. allowing
only five hits. The scores:
(Ffrst gamel- r. n z
Boston ..-..-.....-.. o . . o Is -
Detroit .............3 D o D O-S 10 3
Batteries-TannehiIl. Young and Crger; Donovan and
Drill
Second game p H E
Detroit ............. o x-4 .
Batteries-KiIan and Drill: Olmstead and Armbruster
Umpre-Connor Attendance, 4.50O-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS

Ahe stewards OF the National Steeplechase and
Hunt Association met yesterday al Brighton mr.
suHlADy 10 discuss what action should be taken
- me ease OF Ray and RodIock. who were sus
pended the other gay Ior aabtipe !, - s,s
,bSi lbse'er acuon they took they refused 10 make
. . Iralers' Western racing man. informed
the stewards Of the Brighton meeting ves,er5o,-
that ne helc contract with the apprentice ho,,
11olli''ai'' 1' whom Father Bill" DAILY has teen
betLng up on his horses occasionally ara =
s.es1ee max the Sage OF Hartford" be q
tS ttrSA slnploylng the boy The stewards Will Ioi
aioisan' a steepiechaser. owned by H. Fgipper
pulled Up extremely lame after r,s - 49,
sno looked 20 be hopelessIy 6rolen go5g yesterday
me riding honors went to Miller ,ss..-s.,-
drought Aeronaut and Phidias home ~ fro,. nc
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
HUDSON AND MOHAWK CIRCUIT.

Elmira. n. Y. July 2S.-The second days rae cling
in the Hudson and Mohawk circuit took place here
to-day before a large crowd and without mis-
hap. The time was fast and the finishes close
The summaries;
Trotting (2;22 class purse. S4O0l-CharIes dorman,
won; KapOlna. second Mamie West. third. Best time
2I9ia. Trap Rock and Hugh Pssrnes also started.
TrOttng (2l6 class: purse S4uulWaunita. wOns Dim
pie second Bertha K. third time. 2-1Si7. Media
ROsena. Little Baron and Bedelia also started
Pacing 2:17 class: purse $49Oi-Maude Diliard
Frank Wilkes. second: I;utchess. third. Best time
217A Maggie s. Vena lnez Little Joe Grey wood and
Oakland Girl also started.
Free-for-au purse. S4O0l-ROaner w0n Nerva Patch
en-. second Baby Ruth. third Best time. 2:14is
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
CHICAGO, ); PHILADELPHIA. 2.

Chicago. July 2S-Chicago defeated Philadelphia
to-day by a score of to 2. A home run BY II.
Davis was a feature of the game. The score:
r H E.
Chicago ... o o x-5 o
PhiJadephia ...... o o o %
RattertesCwen and sullivan: Henley and Barton I'm
pime-Sheridan. Attendance $50.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
PHILADELPHIA COLTS.
POLO MATCH AT GREAT NECK.
Home Four Beats Combination Team by
20 IA Goals to II.

The horse show at Long Branch yesterday was re-
sponsibe for the calling off of the regular game In
the Great Neck Polo Club tournament by the Rum
son Freebooters. The latter team TO have met
the home team I'm the final match for the Mon
mouth Cups. but two Of the Rumson players were
at the Monmouth County Horse Show
The Freebooters formed combination with Rob
ert Collier and j. !. Blair. Westchester Country
Club men, and played a special match with th,
Great Neck team. which had members of
Squadron A. j. III. Hunt and r. &. Lawrence
j. Z. Grace and w. X. Grace filled the other two
places ON the home team. The Great Neck four
won handtly by the high score of n)L. goals 10 II
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
LONGEST MOTOR BOAT RACE.
Ten Power Craft Will Race from Chicago to
Mackinae Island

Chicago. July 26.-The longest motor boat race
held inland waters will start from the club
house Of the Chicago Power Boat Club, in this CITY,
at Saturday, July O. the objective point being
Mackinac Island The distance TO be traversed IS
S22 miles -
can Power Boat Association. and the prize will be
The Ru6der" Cup. valued at $50. The course will
be direct line TO Mackinac Island, and stops
will be allowed
The following cities Will be represented In the con-
test: Detroit, ST. Joseph, Mich; Peoria. Ill: Mil
waukee, Mackinaw City and Chicago. Ten boats
will start
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
P1rrsRURG. 5: RosToN. 2.

Boston. July 26-After Boston had tied the score
IN the seventh to-day Pittsburg solved Willis and
batted out six runs which gave them the game 6y
a score of 5 TO 3 Hlebrapd pitched hne oaI-
The score: =,
Pittsbura ........ % o 2 o o o 0-S 13
Rasfoy .........O % o o o o 2 o.
Batteries-Hillebrand and PeiJz; Willis and Moran.
Umpre-ErlsIie Attendance. 1.S12
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
DETROIT cRIcKETERs BEATEN.

Pittsburg. July a-The defeat of Detroit to-day
by the Zngan team of Pittsburg 12O to 49, came in
the nature OF a surprise, and prevented Detroit
clinching the cup in the cricket tournament
The score TO date stands: Detroit 2 wins; Pitts
purg' ZingaH' Chicago and Cleveland. l each. In
the match to-day the wicket was good and the
ueloing and bowling on both sides were keen.
Taylor for Zingari. with 52 runs. and H. johnson
Tor Detroit, with p runs made the top scores for
Pittsburg. +'
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
CANADA CUP TRIALS.

Rochester. July &-Three more trial races for
the defender OF the Canada Cup took place to-day.
The Iroquois won the first by min. 10 sec and the
Rochester the second and third by min. 2s sec.
and by 36 seconds respectively The kee Lox
was disabled in the last race. losing of her
spreaders. The Iroquos and the Rochester have
now won four races apiece.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Observation-Disclosures, 4; Toronto L
At BaltimOre-BaltimOre. o. Rochester,
AT Jersey City-MOntreal. 10; Jersey City. (hrst
ganle); JERSEY City, 2; Montreal second gane)
At Newark-Buffalo, s: Newark. first game);
BuffaIo s; Newark, 5 (secOnd game)-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
NICHOLS BEATS ANDERSON.

Rochester. July 26-Wilne Anderson open golf
champion OF The United States. and Bernard
Nichols once a winner OF the English title. this
afternoon met on the links OF the Genesee Golf
Club. Nichols defeating Anderson. up and to
play.
The professionals played the bye holes for the
course record which both broke.
Anderson made the elghteen-hole course IN Is
ana Nichols made II IN 73 with bogie or 30
They Will meet TO morrow afternoon the links
of the Rochester Country Club
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
GOLF AT GREAT HARRINGTON.

Great harrington. Mass. July SS.-Dwght Far
fridge. Of Medford Mass. the gold medal in
the thirty six-hOle qualifying round OF the Wyan-
tenUCR Golf club third open tournament to-day.
MIR. Partridges score was loo
Thomas sherman 81 the SadaQUada club. OF
Utica y. Y broke the nlne-hole record OF The
course with 81 strokes The former record OF 81
was held BY y C. lockwood OF AlStOn, Mass
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27

st. Louis. July 6.-After the second race had been
run at Delmar racetrack to-day squad Of police
marched into the track. It was necessary for them
TO force their way in to-day. breaking down the
iron chains at the entrance, but there was no
combat or physical violence
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
JOHN M. WARD CHOSEN CAPTAIN.

John NJ ward champion OF New-Jersey. has
been selected captain OF the New-Jersey State Golf
Association team for the Olympic team competi-
ton In Chicago August T. where every orsanixa-
tion In the world has been invited TO send a team
Wsrd has been given full power TO select himself
and rho othsr three msmeets OK the. team
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS

At Observation-Disclosures. 10: Norwich. l.
Al New-Iondon-New-L London 3; New-Haven' =
AT Observation-Disclosures. s; Springfield. 4.
AT Meriden-Hartford, A; Meriden. l.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
sHINNEcocK TOURNAMENT TO-DAY.

The annual invitation tournament OF the Shinne-
cock Hills Golf Club Will open to-day and coatinue
tomorrow and Saturday. The qualifying round
will be played this morning, with four eights TO
qualify, and there will be thirty-siS hole handi-
Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
TRoTs AT TITUsviLLE.

Titusvile. Penn. July 26.-The 2:lS pace a seven
heat race was easily the feature Of to-day's Lake
Erie Circuit card Mckinney Driving Park Little
Buck. 10 TO 6 shot won the last three heats and
the money. The 2:21 trOt unfinished and will
be the first race of tO-mOrrOw's programme. DEM
crest the go class trot
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
PHILADELPHIA, 3: CHICAGO. 2

Philadelphia. July 26-PhiladeIphia defeated Chi
cago to-day in a we'll played eleven inning game
The pitching both sides steady and effective
The score:
r. H E
Philadelphia .....O l o o o O o o Ia i3 o
ChicaG0 ..........O 0 o o o o % o /
Batteres-Nichos and Abbott: Reulbach. Briggs and
king. Umplre-Johnston. Attendance. 2,4SO.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
NEw-ENoLANo LEAGUE RESULTS

At Concord-Concord. 3: Fail River. o.
At Nashua-New-Bedfor s; Nashua g.
At Lowell-Lynn. IL: Lowell, 8.
At Lawrence-Lawrence. 13; Haverhlu. u
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
suPERsAs BEAT ST. LOUIS.

The Superbas were able to defeat St. Louis at
Washington Park yesterday by a score of to I
through the fine pitching OF Scanlon. Only four
hits were made off his delivery and he struck out
seven men. Errors were frequent both sides. but
only two OF them figured in getting The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

St Louis. July 26.-The game scheduled 10 be
played here to-day between New-YOrk and ST.
Louis postponed on account OF rain. The High
landers do not play until Saturday. when they
meet Cleveland at the American League grounds
I'm Neu York
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
RAIN At SAUGUs TRACK.
Two Out of Three Races on Card Left Un-
finished

Saugus. Mass. July 2s.-Rain after the first heat
at the local track to-day caused a delay which
prevented the finishing OF two OF three races on
the card. The largest crowd OF the week was pres
eut The summary:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
ST. LOUIS.

Two base hts-Grady, Dunleavy. Dobbs. Gesser. Sac
rihce hts-Lunley. Batch. Stolen bases-Dobbs Dun
leavy. Burke Left on bases-Brooklyn s: ST. Louis T.
First on balls--On Scanon A. off Egan. = First
base on errors-Brooklyn 2 St Louis l. Hit by pitched
ball-Sheckard Struck out-By ScanOn, Z; by Egan, /
Time Of game-1:5O. Umpire-ODay. Attendance. 500.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

AT CIoversvilIe-A j. G.. a: Albany. Twelve
nnngsl-
At Utica-Utica. TO- Troy. .
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4; Wilkesoarre. =
At Scranton-Binghamton 2: Scranton, !.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27

errors-New-York. 2: Cincinnati l. Left
bases-NewYork g.; Cincinnati, g. First base balls
on Ames 2; or Ewing, 6. Struck out-By Ames. s;
by McGnnity, 2; by Ewing. T. Three-bese hit-Huggns
Two-base hits-Huggins Sebrfng Sacrifice htsGilbert
Schlei. Stolen bases-Dahen. Gilbert. Double plays
Dahen Gilbert and Bowerman; Ewing SchIe and Barry;
and Stenfedt Triple play-Dahlen, Gilbert. Bow
ermsn ami Bresnahan Wild pitch-Ames- Hits-or
Ames 10 in innings; of McGinnity. 2 In two
innings Umplres-xlem and Bausewine. Time OF game.
2:20 Attendance, 5000
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
First Triple Play of the Season at
Polo Grounds.
GAMES TODAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati al New-Yorz. Pittsburg at Boston
ST. Louis Brooklyn. Chicago at Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
RESULTS OF GAMES YEsTERDA'

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New-York g. Cincinnati 8. Philadelphia. 3; Chicago,
Brooklyn. g. ST. Louis. l. Pttsburg. 8; Boston.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
MlNEOLA FIRST AGAIN.
NTH AMATEUR CREW.
Virginia, 1cith w. K. Vanderbilt, Jr.,
as Skipper, Beaten.

In a tickle breeze. on Long Island Sound. that
varied much in strength and direction, the much
heralded yacht race between Commodore W. X
Vanderbilt, jr.'s 10-foot sloOp Virginia and W.
Ross Proctor's Mineola. both steered and manned
by amateurs was sailed yesterday. 1t resulted.
as many predicted it would. in a victory for the
Mineola, and by a margin of minutes and OF
seconds after sailing course of 2G3s miles
The vagaries of the wind. which backed from
west by south TO southwest. upset the calcula-
tions OF the judges-Messrs. H. H. Landon,
Charles Kirby and H E. Smith-who had hoped
for more windward work for the yachts.
Commodore w K. Vanderbilt. jr., of the
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club. who, in
June, challenged the owners OF the Mineola and
| the Yankee to race with amateur crews sailed
the Virginia The Mneola was handled by
Addison G. Hanan for w. Ross Proctor, who
was on board as one of the crew. Captain
Charles Barr the Mineola's regular skipper.
watched the race from the deck Of the steam
yacht Mermaid, owned by Mr.. Proctor.
Clinton H. Crane acted Commander Van
derbiIts chief mate on board the Virginia. with
J. Fred Tams as boatswain. On board the Min
cola Addison C. Hanan had his brother. Wilmer,
for first officer, and Frank Bovine Jones as
boatswain.
The Virginia's crew-an Seawanhaka men.
were made up of the following: r. S. Chisholm,
Walter I. Churchill, NJ. H Clark H. NJ Crane,
D. L. Gilman, r. A. Grannis. jr., F. S. Hast
ings De Forest Hicks. c. Sherman Hoyt, Alfred
D. Hunt, T. d. Leonard, Clinton Mckenzie. s.
r. Outerbridge, ]. Hopkins Smith. Frank Stew
art W. A. W. Stewart, Harold II. Weekes, Percy
Weekes and J. Clinton Work.
The Indian Harbor Yacht Club men on board
the Mneola were:
F. c. Henderson and P. H. McCahill. jr.. ". H.
McCord. Clifford D. Mallory ]. E. Montells, E. c.
Myrick. Henry Sampson, jr.. H. Wilbur Paret,
Charles E. Simms, Elmer r. Jacobs. George E.
Garland. Charles W. Allen. Paul Allen. E. c.
Ray, jr. L. S. Conover, Barratt Jones' ]. S. John
son. Waldo Sheldon, A. NJ Brush Morgan Bar
ney H. Herbert Jennings and Horatio S Shon-
hard.
All hands on board the Virginia in Oyster
Bay bright and early. The mainsail was hoisted.
the anchor broken out and the jib set soon after
1 o'clock, and the black Virginia went out to
near the starting point-Lloyds Neck.
The course was twenty and three-eighths miles
In length, being around a triangle on Long Island
Sound with the start and finish at the black
spar buoy off LIoyds Neck.
AS it turned out, the first leg of the course was
close reach with few tacks at the end, the
second with spinnakers to the Corns buoy
and reach to Long Neck Point. and windward
work from there TO the finish. There
enough of shifting sails TO keep the crews Of
both yachts busy from start TO finish.
The time of the start was:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
LOCANDA PAGES In 2:O5.
Son of Alerton Goes Fastest Heat
of Year at Detroit.

Detroit July 2S.-IIocanda won the 204 pace as
Crosse Pointe this afternoon the feature event OF
the third days programme Of the Detroit Driving
Club blue ribbon meeting. In addition TO win
ming the race. LOcanda paced the first mile in
900. the fastest heat OF the year. and also paced
the last quarter OF the second heat in zt seconds.
There were only three horses in the race. LO-
canda. King Direct and Nathan Straus In the
opening pools Nathan Straus sold favorite, bring
ing $780, with Locanda at $50 and King Direct at
500.
Locanda took the lead at the start OF the first
heat and held II all the way. Nathan straus was
two lengths behind at the three-qUarters. and
made a strenuous effort to beat Locanda IN ths
hOmestretch but failed by half length
In the second heat LOcanda ssain led all ths
way. Geers making hard drive in the stretch
with King Direct but finishing a head behind.
King Direct won the third heat by splendid
exhibition OF speed IN the homestretch Nathan
Straus had led 70 the three-quarters. where LO-
canda forged ahead Of him. As the horses turned
for home Geers began one OF his noted drives. and
passed Locanda 150 yards from the wire. wiuning
by half length.
In the 2;12 trOtting Sadie Mac. the favorite. won
in impressive style. The mare in front all the
way in all three heats. a bad break in the second
heat caused Gold Dust Maid TO be distanced.
Maude Keswick favorite for the 2;lS pace.
and the race. although Bolivar took the
ond heat. Billie A broke in the second heat. threw
Wheat from the suky. and away for a mile
anu d HdlAs buL was pidceu tehlu Dy the JUICES
The track was in splendid condition and $50 peO-
pie saw the afternoons sport. The summaries:
PACING-2.1s CLAsS-PURsE 0O-THREE-HEAr
PLAN.
solivaf 3 ,6e K Ryds5, eS
Black Patchen. blk (HOssnf.
Charlie Patch. blk h. tNalentne}.
Major Wilson, eBosashl. ----.-.---.--.-
lner-Ocean. D. a. Thomas
regina. en- m III StoSes) .+-.------'---l0
Tommy Burns b. &. Mccarthy
Red Nishtngale sr m tSf o. stokes1--.------ . .
Billie A. b. tWheatb. 10 Dr.
Time. 2:Os1+. 2:091t. 2;o9
PACING-2O4 CLASS-PURSE 81 1.5O0-THREE-HEAT
PLAN
Looands br h., BY AIert0n tSnCy)
King Direct biz
Nathan Straus. b. e. Crhomasl.
Time. 200 ross. zoo
TROTTING-2:12 CLASS-PUftSE 81 IJO0-THREE-H
Sadie Mac; b m. by Peter ne Great (stinson) I
Mack Mack. b. tflemani-
Major Greer. ch (McCarthyl-
Gold Dust Maid. blk tCcers3 dis
John Caldwell. Thompson. 8 dis
Flash lightning. b. brown Or
Gold Standard b. z. Castle dis
Time. 2Oei-. 2.Os,s, 2-fl
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL. :
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Rain Causes Postponement of Game
1cith. st. Louis.
GAM ES TODAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington at Cleveland. Boston at Detroit.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
WESTCHESTER.

Goals OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL. Neck. Allow ed
by handicapGreat Neck, l3 by psnalties-Great
Esek - q xo.l foe shrss .Afsssa Not seos~-0rsss
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27

BAsEBAIL, Polo Grounds, To-day. T. p. M.--chAIn,
man Giant. ia scinninn2t1 Adnssion.- soo -
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27

Fhicias pounds the best. was merely rzllopans
sa~< gGa fzAx Tsess xzswthnQgns rsfused y bres(
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-22
IN MILFORD.

Exhibition of School Art Work.
 This afternoon and evening the low CTS of art and those who appreciate an exhibition of such will enjoy a visit to the town hall of Milford, where the pupils of the Grammar and High schools will have an exhibition of drawings, as we'll as of oil and water color paintings. There will also be several dainty specimens. from private pupils. and beautiful gems in china painting by the teacher, Miss Medora Beardsley of New Haven, who is a graduate of the Yale Art school, and who is well known for her proficiency and admirable taste in art of which the Milford school officials, teachers, parents and pupils have been most appreciatfve. X
 Both afternoon and evening during the exhibition Miss Lila Joel of Bridge port, a we'll known singer, will give a few vocal selections.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-22
THE DRIVING CLUB.

Great Preparation for Good Opening of the Matinee Races at the Local
 Track Music Engaged.
 t The members of the New Haven Driving club have made extensive prep saration to open the race season at the Elm City park track in fine style on Saturday of this week. Tn order to have spectators agreeably entertained at intervals between the heats the members habe engaged one of the best. bands in the city to furnish con cert music during the afternoon.
 !. The large number of entries and the
 speed of the horses indicates that the races will be good and interesting. Sev- Eeral of the classes are so we'll filled that fast driving and close contests are confidently expected
 h accordance with the customary liberal management of the driving club the races will be free to the public.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-22
REGLINo STORE IN DANGER.
Crossed Wires Cause Excitement fol ' Chapel Street Concern,


 7. Chapel Street Concern,
 Crossing of the electric wires con- nected with the rapidly changing elec- tric sign which is 50 prominent a dis play of the Regiino shoe store at s29 Chapel street resulted in a slight fire at that concerns place of business about 9:30 o'clock last evening which might have resulted seriously but for prompt action. The peculiar arrange ment of the sign requires the use of a large number of wires and the insula- tfon becoming worn, wires became crossed and the blaze resulted,
 Manager James Heslin was in the store at the time that the incident oc- cured and he quickly arrived at the fire with a bucket of water WhereWith he placed tout of the running. Mean while Police Officer Foley had perceiv- ed the trouble and he sent in q still alarm to engine company No. ?, the chemical engine responding. They soon allayed the excitement.
 About the only damage resulting from the fire was the destruction of the wiring system. The store will have to he rewired before the sign can be put into commission again. Otherwise the store was undamaged and will be in excellent condition to. resume business as usual this morning.