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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-18
GREAT CITIES.
a Theory Tint They Are Sign OF
National Decndence.

NStAohuA 0ecnuence.
The distribution of manufactures In
any country would be Il most curious
ana interesting subject Of study. The
f1rst thing to stand out conspicuously
III the investigation would be the grad
ual tendency toward concentration in
the larger cities ana the gradual recess
Sion or manufactures outside them.
Certain sections OF the country are full
OF decayinS communities, once active,
but from which the chief industries
have been Withdrawn. II Investigation
disclosed the fact that certain centers
Of manufacture had become such
through the possession of pre-eminent
natural advantages, such condition
would be easily explained; but, in fact,
natural advantages have comparative.
~ little to do with the matter.
~ country consisting mainly of large
cities with merely incidental rural pop
ulation has taken IL long step toward
final disintcgration. Moreover, even If
actual disintcgration is not imminent,
there exists the curious and nnoma-
lous condition of q community IN which
the transportation and distribution Of
commodities are the predominant ele.
ments, in which producer and consumer
stand at tile ends OF Il long chain of
Intermediates. 1t is bad enough in
this respect even at present. but every
step toward further concentration of
Industry and population makes it
worse. No country IN which the pro-
ductive forces are steadily being sub
Graduated to an intricate (and. upon the
whole, wnstefuD mechanism CT distri-
button can long remain prosperous
DR.. Louis Bell in Engineering Maya
zine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-18
FOURTEEN NEW BUILDINGS
STRUCTURES TO BE
ERECTED AT FORT MONROE.
New Home For the Commanding Of
ficer' ouartermaster and Commits
sary Departments Among the List.

Within a few weeks bids will be ash
Cd for al Furt Monroe for The ccnstruc.
ton of fourteen large buildings on
The reservation and much interest is
ieit III the awarding Of the contracts
by The various contractors OH the Pen.
insula.
The buildings to be erected will he :
: Commanding officers quarters.
TWO sets CT field officers quarters.
S Double officers quarters
ComE,issary building.
QCar'criuaster's quarters.
Galvahometer house.
Seven double sets OF n.commis
stoned officers quarters.
Atoa ding &c the plans the con
tract" fer The building will be awarded
probably about the middle Of June.
The war department has also decid.
cd 'H enlarge the several small!
wfarvc& al Old Point, and number
"f The hack stables have been ordered
removed from The reservations Sever.
al OF The new buildings WILL occupy
SITES along the rear of The postolfice
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-18
eoard Of Manan.ra Here

he board of managers of The Ma
tinnaI Soldiers Home arrived at the
!ionc curly yesterday morning and
sptnt The day in transacting business,
Of interr:t tn tho local institution. The
members of the board will hold
another meeting today and tonight
they will go To their respective homes
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-18
Not So Hnrsh.

she-Has your wife Improved since
she began to have her voice cultivat-
cd? He Yes, considerably. When
size calls me down notice that 1t is In
q more musical tone than 1t used to be.
Detroit Free Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-18
DANCE TONIGHT.

In ltoncr of Ladlec Who Participated ed
in Firemen'a Bazaar.
The members OF the phoebus Fire
department Will tonight tender a com
plimentary dance in honor of the ladies'
who participated i'll the recent success
mi bazaar given by the fireman.
Every lady who took part In the fair
10 expected TO be present. accompanied
by an escort. The dance will begin at
s o'clock and All enjoyable evening is
anticipated.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-18
Routine Business OnIy.

The Bethel Monument Association
h"'l short session Yesterday after.
iloen Only routine business was dis
posel of.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-18
Coachfnr Her

Mnnager-You do not inject enough
contempt, spite and venom into that
word. Actress--1 can do no better.
acknowledgements! Speak 1t Just as
you say ,'.Plushw when you meet
rival III an imitation sealskIn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-18
CONFIRMED CLASS OF FIFTEEN

sislloo A. M. Randolph Visited ST..
Johns Church Last hight.
a class Of fifteen was confirmed i'm
"li 81. Johns Episcopal church last
night Ivy ;hc Risht Reverend a. NJ.
Randolph, D. d.. bishop Of the Eastern
'""fesn of Virginia, a large rongrego
lion attended tho confirmation services
and listened TO splendid SCI mon from
The hishop.
bishop Randolph was assisted il,
confirming The lass by Rev. Charles
" Walkclry, chaplain ut Fort Mon.
roe and Rev. George Floyd Rogers.
acting rector ri ST. johns.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-18
Easily Underssood.

And" said the Sunday school teach
er, when Delilah cut Snmson's hair he
became mild as n lamb. Can you un.
dcrstand thnt?"
We'll, ma'am." replied Tommy, st
does make yer feel shamed when
woman cuts yer air."-Philadelphia
Ledger.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-18
Syms.Eaton Won.

The second nine Of the Syms Eaton
academy defeated the second nine
from The West End High school By
the score Of 81. to is yesterday after
noon
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-18
No Return.

Take my advlce-don't lend Bor-
roughs any more money"
II never did,"
Why. you used to, I'm sure, for r.
NO. used to think was lending it
TO him, but soon discovered it was
purely gift. "-Catholic Standard and
Times.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-18
TIE NEW COLLEGE TEACHING.

Prinoeton'a President Proposas TO In.
frod'tce improved Sy-tem Of Tutors.
IL The plan proposed By President
Woodro wWilEOn With reference tn the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-18
In Our New
Quarters

We have just completed the
work Of moving into our store
room In West Queen street,
vacated by the Elliott Furniture
Company, AMI next to the PythI-
an Castle hall, and are now
ready to serve our customers
with the satisfaction and
promptness that has always
characterized our business.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-18

That woman never lived who hasn't
a. some time in her life heen tempted
To write an Anonymous letter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-18

Absence from those we love is self
from self-a deadly Punishment
Shakespeare.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-18
Ha1nptop News and Advertisements
Cape View Cottage

Huckrie Beach, Va. Is now open for
summer boarders. For terms apply to
Mrs. j. q. Outten,
Box 100. Ha,nnton Va
tu-th?sun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
YACHTING SEASON ALMOST OVER.
Some Good Racing Promised at Seawanhaka
Corinthian Fall Regatta.

Following the races at Newport for the Astor
cups and for the vice-commodores cups on Wednes-
day and Thursday of next week. the next and
probably the last, big series of races will take
place on Saturday. September 16. when the annual
fall regatta Of the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht
Club will be sailed the regular courses on
gether the 70-footers Mineola and Yankee and the
schooners ETnina and Corona, as we'll as the crack
boats in the SO and q foot classes and the New
York Yacht Club 3o-foot design class The
raceabouts. which have furnished such good sport
all summer, are also provided for. and all the re-
strtcted classes. as well the Seawanhaka Is
footers and others of the small types
In addition TO the regular first, second and third
prizes in each class, where two four or six start
respectively, If winning yacht has been manned
by a Cornthan crew the club will present a CORN
thian crew prize to each member OF the crew and
10 the owner of the yacht prize handsomer than
the usual class prize.
The start for the schooners and for all sIoon
classes above *" Will be made at lilo n m IN
Saturday, from line between the committee boat
ana the black spar buoy HI, off Lloyds Neck
Inc course for the large yachts is fifteen and three
elghths nautical miles, and for the smaller ones
seven and three-fourths and six and five-eightbs
miles, respectively. If the committee decides to
reverse the courses, the signal letter %" will he
hoSted hVe minutes before the warning signal
protests must be filed in writing with the secret,
OF the race committee before 6 D. m on the daI
succeeding the race exclusive of SUNDAY and must
pe slghed by the owner his representative
nearing on protests will be accorded I,,. tt,a -
iiii''ee on the thursday following the race In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
MACK LAWN TENNIS.
MoUenh0uer Wins a Place in the
Semi-FinaI Round.

Henry ". Mollenhauer the Kings County
Lawn Tennis Club expert, won his place in the
semi-fnal round OF the mems singles yesterday
In gaining his bracket Mollenhauer met the
with only the loss of one game in the two sets.
Lewis Perry, Robert c. Seaver and George H.
Nettleton all came through to the third round
with flying colors. Perry played one Of the best
matches in this round. winning over ". C. AL
len. of the Knickerbocker Field Club. by two
sets to one.
The doubles were begun by Robert C. Seaver
and Karl II. Behr, the Longwood-Yale conbina-
ton. taking their place In the third round by
defeating the champions OF the Roselle Casino,
Gardiner H. Miller and Z. Mex. Miller, in
straight sets. The summary follows:
Mems open singles lhrst rounds Q. Miller. Rosslle,
defeated J. C McMullen, Nyack Country Club. by de-
Kari H shr Yale BY Default Robert G sea1ef Eons
wood Cricket Club. defeated B. c. Brincksrhor Nyack
C Second g9a9dlisn Enslsyooa Field
P B HaWk Yonker defeated E E. Gerack, TonSers
e. Sc; lewis Perry. Longwood Cricket Club and
booker Field Club 6-4 s~6. 6-1; r. G. seaver Long
wood Cricket Club. defeated Or. Rosenbaum Bedford
ton Nswaysn Lawn Tennis Cup defeated II c, Belts,
Third round-ff W Molenhausr defeated ]. H. Dodd.
and joseph 7 MeManon. Kings County Lawn a'' Tennis
sd 5 defeated I F cha H%w and BANS YonksE.
v 9. Allen Tarrytown and Knickerbocker Field Club
defeated W II. Baldwin AMI Edward Cation Nyack Coun-
lam Runk, Highland Falls e "a
1ns%ood Grieket Club and SsHaeeS Lawn Tsnnis
GsS G Vi Miller and Robert f ssvsf sn
Karl H. Behr Longwood Cricket Club and Yale Uni-
yersity defeated Gardiner H. Miller and E Mex. Miller
Roseile Casino, g. 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
TYING UP PACKING BOX FACTORIES
Strike May Soon Seriously Affect Depart
ment Stores of the City.

r-our hundred boxmakers walked ou' y. -
,.ro q Czoodman's factory. at Nos. 49, ''' anu 80
vas. eth-st a week ago last tTldaS' aiI'
that time have succeeded in bringing out 'he VIZ" W.
wan in NV. big factories and as many sinai one
The strikers say they will tie UP the entire -
Industry In the city before the end OF next 49,
Three factories in Brooklyn. including the -'
establishment which employs almost As IiH--5 80
ss Doernberg & Goodrnans, went out on one u@S.
There are now ESQ men out IN Mahi~-i ar
Brooklyn. - , as,- .,x DAYS to
constitute week and ask SO Wees, -
The men are backed by the AualganeCso "'O--
workers International Union OF Amerlca- ,-.
The factories supply department stores I'M -i
out the city with hacking boxes OF every SIZE al
description and II the strike continues u VIZ
Seriously affect the department stores. poernoets
& Goodman supplied Mays, Stesel-Coopers and
other stores and at the time the men went 0u1
& Goodman are willing TO give the men the "a
vance and shorter day, but what the men call the
"bosses union won't allow them TO
Last Friday night alarming FIRE broke out IN
the factory. and but for the quick action or the
lremen. might have destroyed the whole structure
II rurnored about that the strikers set Inc
place fire, but the company does not charge tas
men with It.
There Zoo engaged in the box business
in the city. The employers hold a meeting
Saturday. at which effort will be made to settle
the strike some way or other. A majority OF the
employers are said TO favor the demands OF the
The factories that are not working are being
badly damaged by boys throwing stones through
the windows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
NINE BLUE RIBBONS.
Mrs. GroSuen0r Al but Makes a
Clean S7ceep at Ne1vport.

Newport Il. l., Sept. 6-Mrs J. r. NJ Grosvenor
added to her collection CT blue ribbons to-day by win
ming nine first prizes the third last day OF the
Newport Horse Show, her entries capturing half OF
the blue ribbons awarded. Reginald e. Vanderbilt
won three frsts The attendance the closing day
was large the members OF the cottage ebony being
force.
Mrs. Grosvenor's chief winner was Masterpiece
who captured blue ribbons in tho classes for chd's
ponies and harness ponies and divided honors
with Honest John in the special class for pony tan
dems- Dixie won the class for ride and drive
horses. Laughing Water took first In the gig
morse n, lass The Baron captured the blue in the
CLASS Tor ladies phaetons and horses. The Baron
and President Won in the class for tandem horses
Ifosebery and salisbury successful in the
champonship for ladies' pairs. and Petroleum
non the blue ribbon in the championship for saddle
OF the Vanderbilt entries Dr. Sewonk won two
niue RIBBONS capturing the class for single horses
20 Nctorlas and the championship fer large driving
pony class. " vac WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Washington Sept. 6.-The Hishlanders white
washed Washington here to-day va score OF Z 10
G. The visitors outplayed their opponents IN all u.s.
partments Of the game Griffith. the nahasei y,
the New-York team, went into the box hllseit anu
was in rare form The six hits MADE OH MS uet'
cry were we'll scattered 49, -
F,Iberfeld had n busy time of It at shortstop aho
made six difficult assists without misplay ADAMS
pitched a good game for Washington with the ca,
ception of the ninth inning when Conroy ooupieu
and Chase singled and these hits com 2 ie ycd
errors by Hayden ana Hlsihdi' anu
throw resulted in two runs 1,ta,. ,ras Al the
IN ne Ioult and Fuitz of the visiting team got
into mxup on the bench, and came 10 o tbn nine
fore tho noce and the other membeFS " .nore
We're able to put stop to hostihties' He ''-'
f1lIo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
GOLF UP THE STATE.
Play IN the annual Tournament of
Central Neu- 7 Ork League.

Schenectady, n. Y, Sept 6.-Play began to-day on
the links of the Mohawk Golf Club OF this CITY, In
the annual tournament OF the Central New-Yo DIRK
Golf League.
The membership OF the League is the Albany
Country Club, Albany; Sadaquada Golf Club,
Utica; Elmra Country Club, Elnlira jefferson
County Golf Club, WATERFOWL; Hohawk Golf Club
Schenectady; Otsego Golf Club Springfield: Owasco
Country Club. Auburn; Onondaga Golf and Country
Club, Syracuse
The play this morning for the team match
for the league championship and the qualifying
round for the league individual Championship. All
the clubs we'll represented.
In the team championship this morning Utica
beat Albany, Schenectady overwhelmed Elmira
Syracuse defeated Springfield and Auburn out
plaNed WatertoMn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
EMMETT WINS AT sToCKBRIDGE.
Beats Intercollegiate Golf Champion on the
Home Green.

Stockbridge. Mass. Sept. 6-The victory Of
DevereuX Emmett, of Garden City. over a. L.
White. of Wollaston, the intercollegiate and Yer
mont golf champion the feature in the play
to-day for the Stockbrdge Cup. Both players won
their matches in the morning round, and met in
the semi-hnal round in the afternoon. The con-
test carried TO the last green. where Emmett
won by UP. He will meet S D. Bowers of the
Brooklawn Club, of Bridgeport in the thirty-six
hole final round on Friday; The results of the
play to-day for the StockbriGge Cup fol-
lows:
stockbrdge Cup (second rounds. d Bowers Brook
lawn defeated C. E stckney. Springfield, up to
play; W. p Bryan. Waterbury, defeated W. W stanley
Wyantenucl. up: Devereux Emmett. Garden City. de
feated F. 5. Parmelee, New-Haven up 10 play
a L. White Wolaston. defeated w. W. Natterau. Dutch
County. up and o play.
serni-inal round-~Bowers defeated Bryan 8 up and
TO play Emmett defeated White, = W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
CUT IN TWO BY TROLLEY CAR
Body of Unknown Boy Completely Severed
in Long Island CITY.

An unknown boy about fifteen years old was GU.
IN two by fenderless trolley car OF the Calvsry
Cemetery line OF the New-YoTk and Queens County
Railway Company yesterday. The accident hap
pened In Borden. near East-avs Long Island
City
The was on its way to Calvary Cemetery and
was crowded. Ii struck the boy and the wheels
passed over his middle. cutting him IN two, Sew
eral women tainted and had 10 De lifted from ths
The body was placed in the police patrol wasoa
and taken TO the station house in &th-st. and ph.
in the morsue there. The policemen who carried
in she upper part of the body placed II on .ss
table face upward. while those who carried IN sl'
lower part OF the body placed IL the other We We,
The mistake was discovered by an undertaken w
was sent by Coroner RuOif. -
Dennis Hegarty. the notornan, was arreSteu. al
paroled pending action nv the coroner ne 80
ooy had light complexion. gray eyes ana Sssst
hair He dark trousers. blue sack ,,s-k
white dotted outing shirt gray stockings n'~~-
lace shoes and wore corduroy can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07

high class colts not Handicapped are In'i"" -
and Yankee Consul. which were not eh'eI ~
the Great Eastern. OF the hines Ao :,
Whimsical best, and places an inipost "a c. S,+h
on her, a pound more than ne assisi p,n
and two pounds more than he puts on summing l,s
Water. Bohemian. Timber ana
handica pped at 100 pounds.
After the running Of the WALDORF onp 80
R,,rns who rode the Ben Stronle c0i' -
was called into the stand by the s'e""iN''
wished 70 know lust how seriously accouii'ah' i'o
~ -, benevolent when he swerved across
VI. rotb near the stretch turn. BeneVoehI seein
beaten ar the time, and Burns tolo Tue 81" -.
he thought no one was TO blame, n nnt changed
which the first three hnisheo was '
u-ho t,vo-vear-olds Voorhees,, Belmere ana beli-
smoker which began their racing careers III INC
coors of Newton Bennington. put "hoSe @
qualities were leased later in the season. wiz -
sold at auction in the Gravesend PADDOCK one We. W.
from Saturday Senator P. H McCarfen ieaseu
I-oorboee IN order 10 have representative in the
Saratoga Special and the Waldorf Cup. WIN 'ile
running of the latter the Senator's lease eApi'e GU
and the colt was returned to his FORMER o"Aei'
both races he finished second. Both Beimere ana
Belsnicker ran in the name and interests u :
Rurlev. who trains for Mr. Bennlhs'o"'
r,o Tho Geld in the steeplechase was Apr o1-
10 I,vernool opposite the clubhouse fieau ' .l
-n btr,sef in front of Maiden and cause" 'e
later to take the jump almost al rlsNs ,s uben
1osf, hung on by the spur of one 1901 eu' ,mnch
ffoorocn; Ied his seat Maiden had lost SO =;
ne that his chances of victory were ~
eliminated.
Those who saw Valley Forge school at Sai a.osa
are extremely disappointed in the oo az $3.50 he
tng's public performances Al 'ho - rtce
ms f,;IIia1t1v for a green horse and mad a ItCe
tenGeG Of sneed In his three races mere S time
"a g been unable to keep on his rect 49,
ne No oTeHa liverpool has proved his Waterloo
Harry Payne whitneys Burgomaster sup 49,
70 be the best youngster IN the "hi.heS aia.es
- O0 .os f-oro the aiment which has afflicted
NO 80 his stable companions including ArtI II
SO If'd 1T Rncers is now fitting him for MS IAN
engagements.
George c. BENEFITS chestnut colt Forehand 'ioAe
down IN the fifth yesterday ana 'e'ul
a., ,.ddocl on three legs. The colt was Tioug n y
20 nave an excellent chance. ana was heaN'S sup
ported by his owner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
LIEUT.. TEWES WINS CUP.
Neu-Jersey Takes Interstate Rife
Match at Sea Grit.
fBy Telegraph to me tribune ]

Sea Girt. y. j.. Sept 6.-FaiIing at eco Yards
after making a good score at 200 yards. thu
team from the list Regiment. New-York. lost
the chance to win the inters tate regiinental
team match to-day. Ii finished at 200 yards
with only siv points less than the leader.
1t was New-Jersey day The Wimbledon Cup
match wen by Lieutenant ". a. Tewes. OF
the LIST Regiment. II was hotIy contested. and
the rifemen from the various organizations did
their best at 1000 yards Many visitors Wit
messed the match. The interstate regimental
match was also won by the 1st New-JerJey
Regiment.
There were nineteen teams in the Interstate
regimental match II was shot at 200 nj 900
yards. and at the end Of the first stage the
LIST District Of Columbia had Il lead Of ono
point more than the LIST New-Jersey with a to-
tai Of 262. The team dropped back to fourth
place. however. and the LIST New-Jersey can't
ured the match. The handsome trophy will nov
be the property of the LIST New-Jersev. the
team having won It in 1903 and 1901 this max
ing the third consecutive time
The first six teams In the regirnentaI team
match made the following scores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
LA MONTAGUE TO HANDLE The fAAo
Will Act as Starter for the United HUNS
Racing Association.

,r,,o 1-r,ted Hunts Racing Association mas &c
- tTrrest C. La Montague as starter ana W. -
Pressrave as paddock judge at It's com
ris PARK Oh oo;dsd to have the handcapping done
ni'eee o man composed of Henry j. Morris and
Hazzard Short, .so,a+.o .s starter at the
hunt race meetings near New rGIA tbe flag as to
d mas as the Captain Coventry of Tat here viii
VINO h neense in the paddock while ne IS III ted
seeplechase men have for long whit nut he has
60 Morris 10 handle the jumpers. a o "
i iarIy 1 4s ABOUT undertaking the task
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
OF INTEREST TO YAcHTsMEN

The entertainment committee Of tho ,.,.,
iacht Club has announced the last mess dinrer -
the cup season for Friday, September % att =,
10 Wfm each member may invite one guest On
b Id!enI al me clubhouse beginning at clocl
a "'"' VIII return to New-York after the show
The first reg0tta Of the new Corintbiar 1-o,.
Racing Union + NewYork is to be sailed on San-
TEMPER L. The course is from North Beach pier
to Gangway Buoy, and return. The start viii be
hundred yachts will contest for the prizes offered
Thev are b Gop2Sng the organization,
Metropolitan and the Morris yacht clubs ''''
The regatta committee of the Atlantic Yacht
Club has decided in favor of s E. vernon's
Vivian II, in the last race for the Underwood Gun
about which there misunderstanding of sail
ing directions. This gives the trophy to the Vivian
II permanently.
Members of the Crescent Athletic Club are order
ing some one-design boats to race in Glass r +,
in Gravesend Bay season. The boats Of
similar to those built at Milton Point in 1904 II is
understood that team matches with the Marine AMI
fleld CLUB boats are contemplated.
The races TO be sailed Cravesend Bay are ore
for the Bensonhurst Challenge Cup next Saturday
and the second qualifying race for the Vernon
contest for the same prize Another race for the
na the eap ey a fhe new class boats and
Club. which is down for September 3.
Harry Maxwell's Phryne. one of the smartest n
the New-York Yacht Clubs S0-footers and tho
Alera. owned by A II. and J. w Alker are 70
meet in a boatfor-boat competition on September
Is in the lower bay S. E. Vernon's vivian IT and
e. F. Luckenbach's Bobtan. Commodore Trenor
l. Park. Il is said, is 70 bring the Mmosa III and
r NJ + n, Rab Gs,s the Mim9sa l TO Gravesend Bay
season closes. September 10 and 20 have been men
toned as the dates for these matches