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New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
CRICKET TIE AT PATERSON.

The meeting OF the Columbia Oval and Paterson
Cricket teams at Paterson. resulted in a tie. The
game was well played. and the feature was the
bowling OF S. C. Squirting and D. G. Birkett for
Columbia oval and J. w Hooper and n. Smith for
Paterson
Squirting took wfckets for runs. and Hooper 3
for 49, Bi-kett did the best work for Columbia
Oval with steady innings OF II. ana 3. Kortlang
and IT. Bayne added double figures.
For the local team, top score was made by Hoop
er. with not out innings Of 1a c. Hunter and
W Dodds added 10 each. The totals: Columbia
Oval. 81; Paterson, 81.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09

I'VE can stand the race is the comment "for
II will occupy only one day. neither more less,
and old fashioned people, who called old
fOgies because don't necks broken.
can stay at home But those practice trials. Do
you for moment believe that the hines viii
confine themselves TO one day? They didn't last
year, and what reason Is there for believing they
will do this fall2''
1t is understood that the American Automobile
Association IS approaching the subject with fair
ness. Machines TO be allowed certain privileges
the Nassau roads on September D il the Supef~
vtsOrs permit IL. but to be strictly prevented
from speeding any other day October II
Exclusion from the will IL is said the
penalty for tnfractiOn OF the rules governing the
practice trials.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
OTHER CRICKET GAMES.

, aroun rarne resulted from The meeting Of the
s,t,lr C,lub and the second eleven OF the Man
hattans in the championship game Of the New-York
cricket Association series played yesterday at
CsreenyiIle. n J.
The Chadwicks batted first compiling score OF
CO. against which the Manhattahs maze . ior
-, ,rben stumps were drawn for The day,
IL p Kelly played steadily for Manhattan for
IL not out. +..y,,.< Team r of the
,,fh1tthta oval cllb received a visit from Team 3
~ the Paterson Club ana snfces.s9 ~ -, - ms
rhe feature Of the game vas the aRssia s .rs
- e.i,.n,sa h, oval Team y, "a Paterson Team % -
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
RAIN INTERRUPTS CRICKET
Prospect Park Games, Ho7ceUer, Al
Finished But One.

Although the heavy shower yesterday inter
rupted the cricket games played at Prospect
Park, they were all finished when time was
called, with the exception OF the Brooklyn No
mads and Staten Island Team match
The chief game of the day the league
championship match between the Brooklyn
Zingarf and Kings County St. George teams.
After close contest the game resulted in vic
tory for the Brookyns by IL runs, with wick
cts to spare.
A S. Durrant played in fine style for the
winner for not out innings of 81, while A.
Brown contributed 33 az. c. A Worm Is. For
Kings County. J. P. Stuart played good cricket,
with a score just one behind Durrant. Z. j.
Atwood scored 20. The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
MIDLOTHIAN GOLFERS WIN.
Capture Marshall Field Trophy for Second
Time from Large Field.

Chicago July s-The team Of the Midlothian Golf
Club to-day tire Marshall Field trophy for the
second time. finishing ahead of thirteen other
teams. The contest was for thrty-six holes. The
bogie was 50. and the members of the winning team
scored as follows;
Edwards, even; Phelps, up; Hunter. Z up; Potter,
down: COmstock down Team total. l down.
The other team scored as follows
Wheaton. Is down: Exrnoor. IS down; Onwentsia,
10 down; Genview, IS down: Kenosha. IS down:
Windsor IS down: Auburn. 30 dowa Chicago -
down; Hinsdale. 81 down; Homewood. 64 down:
Westward Ho, 80 down; Jackson Park 81 down,
Ravenswood. 100 down.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
MORRIS COUNTY
NORTH JERSEY. N
INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
sanowski Wins and Takes Lead Again in
Big Tournament

Ostend, Belgium, July S.-Play was resumed in
the international chess masters tournament at
the Kursaal this morning. Prior TO the adjourn
uleut Janowskl had won from Marco, and resumed
the lead with Is points to his credit. The Amert-
can Marshall had defeated Taubenkaus, and
Schlechter had scored against Wolf.
In the afternoon session the following results
were recorded: Maroczy from Leonhardt
Burn defeated Blackburne and Teichmann and
Alapin drew. Tarrasch and Tschgorin did not
finish their game. The two adjourned games from
the seventeenth round We're also decided Schlecher
scoring against Alapin and Marshall drawing with
Wolf The scores to date
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
sTIMsoN BEATS sEDELL.

Revere. Moss July s.-Wn c stimson. of Cam
bridge. won a twenty-five mile motor paced race
from Menus Pedell. Of Lynnbrook Long island,
and Louis Melting Of Boston. the Revere cycle
track tonight
The race was tho first motor paced contest IN
which Menus BeceIl had participated, and he took
the lead at the start and held it for over twenty
miles when his motor gave out
RsettIinc retired after riding three miles, leaving
etjnson 70 catch Bedell. Bedell rode the last four
miles unpaced. and was beaten only short dis
fance The time was 3s:So 10
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
UPPER MoNrcLAIR-
GLEN RIDGE.
PLAINFlELD COUNTRY CLUB SCORES.

Plainfeld. X J.. July (SpeciaD.-In the semi
final play for the club golf championship at the
Painheld Country Club to-day only one match was
played. d. H. Barrows beat c. ". Abbott by up
anc 10 play. The other match viii be played
next week for the consolation cup.
C. e. Morgan beat r. H Stockton by up and 2
10 play and IL G. Munger beat r l. Serrell by !
lp The semi-nnal play for the third eight cup re-
suited follows
g A Slower beat 7. Z. Nanboskerck by up, and
= r. lreInonger Deat ". b. Tier by up w. D.
t@ggs, T. B. Shoemaker and Y. r Murray won
the points for the golf committee cup. The scores
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
AUTOMOBILE TRADE NOTES
Hints to the Buyer from Garage and Manu-
factory.

Five carloads Of Wayne cars arrived in one shin
nlent last week. consigned TO the Wayne Automo-
bile Company. Of New-YOrk.
a 2i-a2- horsepower De Dietrich car has been de-
lfvered TO F s Kinney. Narragansett Pier. r
Joseph s Heller tomorrow viii open a large
salesroom for the Pipe automobiles at No I7Tg
broadway near 5Sth-sJ. He viii have on sale pfra
cars OF various styles comprising canopy ton IA
horsepower touring ears. 29-horsepover toe r-re
cars; side entrance, 2S-55- hOrscpowcr nnachines
with trial body. the triple phaeton ana also a
complete line OF American cars from 500 TO & eco
One of the best of the high grade foreign cars in
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SOUTH SHORE YACHTS RACE.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.I

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
Eastport Long Island July S.-The Penataquit-
Corinthian Yacht Club. whose members are among
the South Shore colonies. held its spring
open regatta in the bay opposite this point to-day
A spanking southeasterly breeze enabled the
yachts TO cover the course in fast time. The most
interesting race was that for the small sloops.
class O with craft averaging p feet
II was won by Brula IL Commodore Francis A
Williams of the Unqua Yacht Club. his son, L. B.
Williams sailing. Other boats winning the
Hope in Class D; the Scud. in Class W: the Arrow,
in Class " and the Electra, in Class T
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
ELIZABETH CRICKETERs WIN.
Beat Manhattan Club in New-York Associa-
ton Game.

The Manhattan team received visit yesterday
from the Union County Cricket Club of Elizabeth
for a New-York Cricket Association championship
game and suffered defeat by the narrow margin Of
runs the first innings.
A. J. Gray. with L. not out. the only Man
haitian player TO make a stand in the first innings.
In the second, F. A. Slade, ". Adam and r. J.
Dandy played well.
For Union County the best work done by C.
P Edwards and (. A. Gould in the first innings,
and H. c. Perkins and D. A Gibson in the second
D. A. Gibson and z. T. Goddard bowled well for
the victors taking five wickets for 10 and FIVE
for II, respectively. The score;
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PLAY AGAINST eoelE AT WEE BURN.

S. iBf TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRTBUxEl
a--iofa Conn. July s.-Wee Burn golfers played
" /. eoeie to-day for match prize donated by
seo,, ae'-ord- Three tied for first place. with
- J down. The result:
To- seaaFelT. Gown a s Pitt 1 down: w ~
rH Gown F. l.. scofeld. 8 down. Dr. Sher-
t1osa.sh Kennedy. down: Malcolm Taylor,
81 sylef Merritt down. W. 1. Baldwin.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
mANHAssET RACES TOMORROW.

The races for the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club
challenge cup begin tomorrow They will be sailed
over the regular courses the Sound.
The challenging yacht is J. W. Alker's Alert and
the defender is Trenor L. Parks Mimosa III.
Victor l. Cumnocks Nike ana one other boat are
erlfer ha TaceS.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
THE THISTLE AT ST THOMAS.
Commodore Tod's Schooner Yacht on Way
Back from Europe.

Ex-Commodore Robert E. Tod of the Atlantic
Yacht Club received a cable message yesterday.
dated at St. Thomas. announcing he arrival at
that port Of his schooner yacht the Thistle. which
recently took part in the ocean for the German
Fmperor's Cup The yachts rigging was damaged,
the dispatch stated, but her owner thinks the
damage is slight
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automobiles.
automobiles.
PIPE MOTOR CARS
BUILT IN BELGIUM

c
of mxu
IS a
he mach ands
road fO a les
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09

this country is the Martini made IN Switzerland
by the famous rifle manufacturers.
Tyler Morse. of Boston: Barton SewaU vfce-
president OF the American Smelling and Refining
Company: Frank jay Gould and Henry CIevs a-s
owners OF Martini Ct hrs
Frank Hutton. OF II. r Hutton & Co has f,fsf
taken delivery OF high powered Martini from TIE
factory ard Is making tour OF EurOce- Fred
Lewis S1lN his 1905 car. and VIII NOT excoarza
It FOR q later model Otaer are A VaIie-
man. ). VI. Seligman. Samuel Negeath T. T.
Finch J. f. Moore and Jesse Lowe.
The New-XorS Motor Car Company has decided
to never clcsS it's doors. and from now on SONS
member OF the firm win always De on hand TO at
tend 20 the wants OF its many customers Four
Reliance ears are received from the factory e4cl
week. bat the demand exceeds the SUPPLY. Iasr
weeks Shipment was sold before the reached
New-YOrk-
The work CT the Fiat cars in this country tais
season led experienced aut0nobiI5sts 70 believe thar
they would prove a most formidable factor in the
Gordon Bennett race. Their expectations were
more than realized. Had ic not been for the mis-
fortune which happened Lancia. Trey would ur1-
doubre.sIv have finished ore. thrse and four II
seems that LacCia picked az sso1e, which struck
me radiator and caused * to eak putting him
IN rns race. Fie leading by over tEcuty-one
minutes. and made ne 1lstest time of any IN
fshefi second and tEi-d being bur a few Iuinuscs
hrbled hery. u IS c-pecEcd rhas L2ucssJ viii
,sre Is drive a Flat he Fa-terst Cllp race.
m vii be- interesciE compare his driving
tRat of Chevrolet, who VII also drive STAT n
,his race
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
EASY FOR WrST INDIANS.
Thistles Beaten by sixty-one Runs on Pros
pect Park Crease.

The West Indians gained easy victory at Pros
pect Park over the Thistes by 81 runs. D. Good
ridge and H s. Alexander were responsible for this
result with good bowling.
The former took S wfckets for 81 runs. and the
latter for A. In batting good work was done by
A. Williams, J. Giriffiths. H. s. Alexander and D.
Goodridge
For the Thistles. A. WyIlie. with II. was the
only double figure The score:
WEST INDIANS
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
DRAW WITH NoMADS.
Team A of Staten Island Cricket Club I'm
able to Beat Brooklynites

Prospect Park for league championship match
with the Brooklyn Nomads with a drawn game
for the result
For the Nomads, J. L. Poyer with rs, played in
rare form. making top score Of the game while
doubles were also added by V. Nairn and A Corbin
Z. H. L. Steinthal, c. H. Clarke and c. P. Hur-
ditch all played well. The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
RENsoNHuRsT YACHT CLUB OPENED.

The new house Of the Bensonhurst Yacht Club
was formally opened yesterday. The club flag and
the American ensign were hoisted and saluted in
the presence Of Commodore Bellows and the other
aaq officers The race that 10 nave been sailed
Yesterday was postponed account Of lack OF
wind IN the Lower Bay. It Is 10 be sailed some day
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09

In the twentieth round on Monday, the players
viii be matched IN the following order; Janowski
vs.. Burn, BIackburne vs. Tarrash Tschigorin VS..
Marshall Taubenhaus VS.. Leonhardt, Maroczy VS..
Schiechter. Wolf VS. Teiehfnann, Alapin VS.. Marco.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09

down; II. I. Woodbury.. down; Henry X. Nc
t1arg down; Z. l.. Scofield, Jr. down; n. T.
nMso,odbury, down; J Il Knapp, down: S. c.
Leland Brown. II down; ]. Fl. Hurlbutt. II down;
Richard Strobridge. II down.
The bogie for the nine-hole course is IS.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
CAMBRIDGE BEATS OXFORD.

London July S-Cambridge University defeated
Oxford by 10 in their annual cricket match
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
CLASS B.

o.Donohue cup tfirst round)-Worren beat Thomas by
Carson by I'd and to play: Keso beat schener by
up and TO play; l. L Riley beat OConnor by default
Walker beat DonnOly by l up: II. Y. Armstrong beat
Janin by default; Allen beat Bottome by default
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
MORRIS COUNTY WINS.

IBT TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.I
Morristown, n. J., July S-The Morris County
team the match against North Jersey this
afternoon in rather easy style. 1t beautiful
weather for golang and the links were crowded.
There were special features of the play ex-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09

rather easily by SO runs with wicket TO spare.
s Sargent with % and T. Montouth. with Is were
the best scorers for the West Indians while ]. D.
Burrows. J. Dalglsh and ]. Greaves with respec
tive scores H. 70 not out, and 10. achieved the
most success for the Thistles. The
-rr5rsTI FS TEAM FO
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
LARGE FIELD AT FOX HILLS.

Class and Class competitions and the first
match play round for the O'Donohue cup drew
large field of Fox Hills Club golfers to the Staten
Island links yesterday. The results:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
cLEN RIneE WINS team MATCH.

Glen Ridge. X J.. July S.-The Glen Ridge Golf
Club team met and conquered the Upper Montcair
Country Club on the links here this afternoon by
score of % TO 3. The scores
GLEN RIDGE Upper MONTCI,AIR
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09

The greatest surprise Of the day the defeat
81 1h2ries H. Seeiy. the metropolitan champion,
ID the maj round OF the cup offered the defeated
elelt OF The rrsr sixteen. lie was beaten I up by
r. IL. Clark Of ApaWanlis. The cards:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09

ProaI. who beat L P. Groyer in the morning By
up and 10 pl1y. had no easy task and he only
succeeded in winning through coming home in the
par golf Of IS. L was well played match. The
cards.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
Total declared for wickets) .............
G. C. Green and A. J. Scale did not bat.
STATEN ISLAND TEAM A
TWO B TEAMS COMPETE.
West Indians Down Thistles by Score of
S6 to So

In the game between the team of the ThistIes
and the of the West Indians the latter won
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09

liese scores were returned for the president
cup and the club cup:
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Lost Watch and Money.

Detectives Horn and Father. OF the
Central ONCE today arrested Cassie
Lewis. colored, on a charge Of robbery.
zachariah Fields, colored, is the COM
plainant against her. The woman is
said TO have gone to Norfolk on Sun
day night. She is accused of having
picked up Fields and the two went to
a restaurant. where they had something
to drink. Fields alleges that the woman
stole $50 and his gold watch. She left
Norfolk on a steamboat and came TO
Washington When she arrived this
morning, the detectives and Fields Were
waiting at the wharf for her. and she
was sent to the house OF detention
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Seized with an attack OF epilepsy at
Thirty-fourth and X streets, George
town.. about / o'clock this morning.
Howard Thomas, of 1910 Thtrty-fourth
street northwest, fell unconscious to the
ground. During his commissions he was
cared for by Policeman Montgomery
of the Seventh precinct, and later as
sisted 10 his home
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Colored "Floater" Found.

Employees on the canal boat Emma
while unloading grain at McDonnelrs
wharf near Thirty-third street, today
discovered the body or an unknown col
ored man floating on the surface of the
water. IT was pulled ashore by Samuel
Turley, colored, of Dickerson, Md, and
police OF the Seventh precinct were in
formed OF the gruesome find. The body
was sent to the morgue.
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WANTED-FoR MARINE CORPS.

WANTED-ror the L. y Marine Corps
Able-bOdIed, unmarried men, between
= and 80; good character; must speak,
read, and write English; must be citi-
zens OF the United States or have de-
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war in all parts of the world; on land
in our Island possessions, and at naval
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Thrown From Car.

As William s. Kaiser, forty-four years
old, of lbs Sixth street northeas-, was
endeavoring to get of a moving car az
Sixth and II streets northeast. with his
three-year-ol chiIu in his arms, he was
thrown to the asphalt. Kaiser was
severely bruised, and the child was also
injured about the arms and head
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LOCAL MENTION.
Fingers Badly Crushed.

Coupling cars in the New Jersey ave-
nue. Yards last night Nincant Olivari,
twenty years old, had two Of his fingers
caught between the coupling and was
removed to the Emergency Hospital.
The mashed digits were amputated. and
later the man returned to his home, Ala
Fifteenth street southeast.
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You'll Always Insist on Having Haven
ner's Cream Biscuits

After you have once tried them. Every
day more people become acquainted with
the superior deliciousness of these famous
crackers-the cleanest. crispest crackers
you can buy. In 'aertite' packages and
in bulk. At your grocer's.
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Order your coal from Phillips Bros. to-
day Address 1908 n ST NV. Telephone
West 300. Prices right. also weight and
quality. Better come quick.
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FusselPs Ice Cream Is Famous
for uniform excellence. 1927 n. Y. ave.
Fine New Furniture and Rugs

at money-saving prices Now on display.
and we would be pleased TO have you
como in and see them. Sale Wednesday.
IL a. m. Nothing misrepresented to effect
a sale. Wilson & Mayors. auctioneers,
1927 and 1923 st.
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How "Royal Pilsen" Is Served.

Wherever this peerless light beer is sold
special glasses are provided for serving
1t. At bars. Abner-Drury Brew. Co.
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Have You a Fine Coat

Wrap or skirt that you would ike I,
have made over into the latest mode. i
so call on Lipshutz. ladies' tailor i'm
porter. s13 18th St NV.
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Unadulterated Ice Cream
Seized With Epilepsy.

Rosenfeld's. sl2 H st. ne. Phone. Eas,
1908
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE


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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALE-Jyst received. young parrots:
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+ ST NV. II
NANIED-ln eastern part OF city, or ,
rooms Tor light housekeeping ADDRESS with
terms BOX I32. Times Office. II
MANIED-By refined widow. large unfur-
hlshed room; heat and gas; 50 month. Ad-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

REMEMBER '.KretoT' prevents typhoid: -
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Finesr Ice Cream at keisinger's-
81 GAL; SOC " gal z35 G St Phone II
1854.
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HELP WANTED-MALE & FEMALE

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We teach Syllable. Pitman, Graham Barnes
ana Gregg systems OF shorthand: also type
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Speed or 10 TO 100 words per minute guarnn-
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pupils competent corps OF teachers. STEM
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We Store and Sell Furniture.

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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

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wANTED-SUBURBAN BOARD.

WANTED-By man and wife and two chill
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