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New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB REGATTA.
Vivian II First in Slashing Race Down
the Bay.

There was some lively and interesting racing
down the bay yesterday between the ten yach''
that started from Sea Gate in the special resa'.a
of the Atlantic Yacht Club. for boats IN Ciass M
and under all sailing in one division with 'iiii0
allowance. .,a
W. ;.o,,a+s vvere the rule for there stif
breeze from start finish, that sent
the spray flying over the hulls and sails OF 'ne
yachts as they sped triangular course IA
eleven and three-quarter miles 1t had for l's
turning points the bell buoy. three-quarteFs oI
mile north Of the West Bank Light. ana craven
choa1 J3au Ruov It was a broad reach for the
first leg close reach for the second and saTps r
S,i,Tchfs new sIoop the Fayetta- designed for MIN
bI Henry Gielow was the winner, from w. II.
Syy,iId'S new, sloop More Trouble, by az seconds
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
RESULTS OF OTHER GAMES.

The match between the Mount Vernon and Chad
wick clubs. played at Greenville, N j., resulted In
victory for the visiting by GA runs. This
was due chiefly to the good all around play of g.
Stedman, who, In addition to scoring so. captured
seven wickets for 10 runs. Double hgures were
also added by A A. Thomas and c. Roberts. For
Chadwick ]. Ashby added II, not out. and w
Barlow is. The totals were: Chadwick AZ Mount
Vernon. 106. -
Team OF the West Indian club played Team b
of Essex County at Brancn Brook Park. Newark
and handy by 90 runs. r. Nero oatted wen
for the for 81. not out while ]. Withey
contributed II. The totals were: West Indian
Team b. n: Essex County Team B, q.
The match scheduled TO be played at Prospect
Park between the Thistle and Columbia Oval B
teams was forfeited by the Thistles. :
The match between Staten Island and EtaVerford
College at Haverford had be abandoned
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
TO MEET BRITISH YACHTS.
American Boats May Have Competitors in
Race to Halifax.

The yachts OF the New-York Yacht Club that are
expected TO Join the Eastern Yacht Club In its
from Marblehead to Halifax. starting on August
r. Will have several yachts OF British register and
English build competitors.
Members Of the regatta committee of the Eastern
Yacht Club have been IN Halifax the last week
comforting with the officers of the Royal Nova
Scotia Yacht Squadron regarding the race and
they have been assured by tbs Halifax yachtsnen
that several entries from the Halifax set might be
expected in the AS the Halifax fleet include.
number of yachts built in England, these entries
VIII give the race strictly international char
acfer-
A series Of races will be sailed while the Amer
Van boats are Ia port for challenge cups in posses
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
A BLACKWELL MADE A FOOTBALL.
Rowdies Throw Member of Island Family
Through Restaurant Window

Adolph Rassiga, proprietor Of restaurant At
No SO Fulton ave. Long Island City. was open
ing CLAIMS early yesterday morning, when
a man weighing two hundred pounds was
thrown through the plateglass window The
crash aroused every one in the building
Patrons jumped from the tables and upset
chinaware
The man recovered sufficiently In a short time
to say that he had been seized by a gang of nve
rowdies and literally thrown through the win
dow The purpose OF the move was not ap-
parent
The victim proved to be William Rernsen
Blackwell living In Remsen-st.. In the Astoria
section. Mr.. Blackwell is member of one
branch of the family after whom Blackwells
Island takes its name and is related to former
Assistant Corporation Counsel George e. Black
well. OF Astoria he was found to have received
a number of cuts from the jagged edges of the
broken glass. and was also suffering severe
pains internally.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
OPEN AIR BENCH SHOW .
Ladies' Kennel association Third
annual Shoe This Week.

rro third annual summer bench show of the
ladies', Kennel Association will take place on
Wednesday and Thursday at the Fair Grounds,
MineoIa Long Island and, in spite of the ract
that in all but the variety classes the prizes
are ribbons the entry is exceedingly large
The variety classes are in many respects the
same as those at me February show of the
Westminster Kennel Club in the Madison Square
Garden. It must not be mistaken for a pet dog
show for all breeds represented. from the
ST Bernard to the tiniest toy, and among the
dooe RI he shown are many cracks which have
taken prizes in much bigger and more preten-
tious exhibitions.
Among the ST Bernards will be found the
Willowrnere FARMS lot, which includes Baby
Beautiful and Duke of Watford. Among the
Great Danes will be found DR.. j. +. Lutz
Panco and the Valley Farm Kennels Nenag-
landi of Perchna-
There will be a good lot of sporting spaniels
among the field classes being r. Z. keasbey's
Saybrook Corncob and Saybrook Queen and
draft from the Wealdstone Kennels. including
Wealdstone Monarch, Brigadier and Trouble
Collies will be there in abundance. among them
being the Revere Collie Kennels southport
pandragon. and some good old and young dogs
owned by Miss NJ. Builocke. Mrs r. stewart
Edison. Mrs Mortimer J. Brown. MIS- =. M
Hunt Miss Marion Hollins ana the Aii'sco-e
Kennels. -, - ~ G.
bine Kennels Sabine Reynard. Sabine Revere
and Sabine Result w Kltherloro w nia
Raiah. Miss Frances A McCahilfs Black Dla-
rnoDd and Forget Me Not, g. s Thomas s
SeIwonk Topper, Endclife Pennant ana Lazy
Superior c. NJ carnochan's Cairnsmulr SKIP
nor and Rumble Bee and Mrs. r Z. May
hew's Fox Hills The Roman. The irish terriers
will include such good ones as q. A Cochrans n,
Duncragean Straight and Sally. Monson Morris's
Kate Kearney Pat and Sister and the Meadows
Kennels Erminie and Princess Vigilantus
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
MAY HAVE PoSToFFICE ROBBERS.
Burglars Identified as Men Thought to Have
Looted Milltown Office.

New-Brunswick n. J.. June (SpeciaI--
Frank Ward and Thomas Murray have oeel
committed TO the county jail here. charged with
robbing the blacksmith shop of William h Hunt
AZ Berdine's Corner, and also suspected OF ro0-
bing the postofhce at Mflltown on wednesday
night.
The men were recognized by the trolley car
conductor as the men who had got on MS car
az Midtown the night OF the robbery on reacn-
ing South River the conductor informed tne & a.
tborittss and the men were arrested MuIIaS
had a kit of burglars tools and g. stick OF oEha
mite He said he found them on the car Ou'
Mr. Hunt identified the chisels as MS
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
KNICKERBOCKER REGATTA
The Phayne Fast IN a Spanking
Breese on the Sound.

In a suankiug breeze from the northwest thlf'
two yachts sailed fast yesterday in the an
nual regatta Of the KnickerbocRer facht CluO' aio
>o- sou-nrfght good racing it was the pest seen
far this season. Long Island Sound wheIe .- r
courses were laid-a triangular one OF ten hies o-
+h email classes and square OF twelve mics i0i
.t,e larger ones-was covered with whi'ec~ApS =, %
+hst from start to finish, with the excepuoh oA
reaches and runs the yachts traVeileo VIZ W -
r.,ls avzash and sometimes buried In snothei "a
foam ,, with
74e start Of the various classes. beginning WIN
the so-footers Pilants II and Gurnaro ana e"u-
ing with the little I5-footer Dod was an eAote- -
speetacle especially in the Se-foot class u 'N =
York Yacht Club one design boats. Ci0seHau''l
the port tack, twelve OF these chpPer q d. - -.
for The line laid between the cournlttee s'eAi ~
F,axorite and the northeast buoy. OH EAecO''
Light. ers+
Stuyvesant wainwright's Cara Ma was III
evrav with the Hanan brothers Nautilus alios'
-. 90 beam with her Then Alker's Aera-
C;,,thrie's Maid Of Neudon, Butler duncan O"
btnda Pynchon's Nicola II, Harry Max"en iiiE Io
the only black boat Of the tweve-fhall li'l-' ~ .
CarIeta the Atari. the Ibis. the Aoe1aloe = aHo De-
"a, An that order al getting away IN thlrIy seo-
onds. l., +h.+
Th. ,uls Fscape end Memory started IN thal
order and the Snapper. the Rascal, the F1reny aIu
,ha TheIerns IN their class. Roy fSa1ney Ia ~
g. led the Mystral, the Pretty Quick ana llS 10
%, ., .be raceabout class and the Dorothy was
-. -, ,- IN. Iarchrnont A-foot class. To the
n-st mark Scotch Caps buoy for the little chaPs
aud Parsonage Point buoy for the big ones' 1t "os
c1oea- -hauled work Then they had a run across
The Sound with spinnakers set to Matncock DuoS'
Maxwell's Phryne led there by about 30 seconoS'
The Cara Mia the Nicola II, the Nautilus. the Aoe-
ra,da The Dahinda, the Carleta, the Banzai, the
Alera, the Affair and the Maid OF Meudon fohowed
.r nat order Maxwelrs Phryne held the lead IN
tho reach 70 Prospect Point buoy and In the wind
y-srd work from there to the finish, which was
close and spirited one The summary
sroops-o-Foor c1.Ass-sTART 12:1o-coURsE. II
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
MR. MARCoNI SAILS ON CAMPANIA.
He Will Try to Maintain Communication
With Both Sides During Entire Voyage.

The Campana sailed yesterday with SO manv
eastbound passengers that some who sought
second cabin passage had to be content with
steerage berths.
Two rival wireless telegraDhers occupied ad-
Joining staterooms. They were Signor Marconi
and George G. Ward vice-president and general
manager of the Commercial Cable Company
signor MarconI will try to establish continuous
connection with both shores Of the Atlantic
throughout the voyage. and Mr. Ward goes 70
England to investigate a newly lnVenteu oP
aarstns ~ fsctIitate the sending of cable mes
sases without additional wires. Signor Maroon
said he expected to return in September
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
CHAMPIONSHIP CRICKET.
Brooklyn Zingari Vim Through the
CLever Work of Du1rant.

Although the cricket team Of the University of
Toronto had cancel its game. scheduled Tor
Prospect Park yesterday with the Brooklyn Cricket
Club local devotees of the game had busy day
with the championship schedule.
Chief OF these the Metropolitan League game
at Prospect Park between the Brooklyn Wanderers
and the Brooklyn Zingari. This match resulted In
victory for the latter by 81 runs on the first
innings. A. S. Durrant played excellent cricket
with both bat and ball. for. In addition to scoring
A, he succeeded in capturing wickets for q runs
c. A. Worm. with 20 proved the only other double
figure man for the winners. For the Wanderers,
q. Macpherson did the best batting. with a good
innings of 2 The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
ENeLEwooD FIELD CLUB WINS.

The team of the New-York Athletic Club met the
players of the Englewood Field Club on the courts
at Travers Island and lost two out of the three
contssts Roland H Mallory, the champion of the
NercnrV Foot Organization was the only point
winner for his club. defeating G. NJ Banks or En-
elewood after three sets. The summary:
Stngles-Poland H Mallory. Nsw-York Athletic Slu6'
defeated C. M Banks. Englewoed Field Caun 90 20
9-7; F. HOmans Engeweod FIELD Siup. eelea'eu "- q
Doubles-Alexander Terrence and F. HoInans. Eng
WOOD Fieid club defeated s. NJ Caldwell and fSoano
II NfaiIoTv Sew.York Athletic Club. 6-2. e-3.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
COMPLETE VICTORY FOR MoNTcLAIR.

The players of the Montclair Athletic Cluo scored
q conplete victory over the team of the Hamilton
Grange Lawn Tennis Club, at St Nicholas-ave and
14qth-st. Otto H Hinck the president of the league
Erank r Hague, formerly Kings County man.
strengthened The Montclairs representatives IN the
singles The summary:
g,, o.+o " jII,uck Montoair Athletic Club. de
fssted Julio NJ steinacher, Hamilton Grange Lawn
irsnn{s CImh 9-l e.; Frank B. Hague Montclair
Athieto Club defeated W NJ Hail. Hamilton Grange
La%n LDb.T es 9 iockett and Hinck. Montrlair
stbiettc club defeated Arthur M. Lovibond and H NJ
saianbier Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis Club, e-l
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
AUTO" RUNS OYER BOY.
DriUer arrested after Chase at
Coney Island.

Gsyton Ellis, twenty-five years old, who said he
a broker living at No. % Jererson-ave-,
Brooklyn. driving a heavy touring over
Leroy Taylor. fifteen years DID, on Surf-ave, Coney
Island last night In front of the Culver Road sta
ton, and broke Of the boys legs The lad ran
directly In front Of the automobile, which was
moving moderate pace.
The driver at once put full speed and darted
along Surf-ave., causing CONSERVATION on the
crowded thoroughfare. Patrolman Owens. OF the
Coney Island squad hailed a passing automobile
and gave chase. He caught the offending automo-
s. at and arrested him.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
LAWN TENNIS STARS To MEET.
Larned, Ward, Whitman and Others to Play
in Round Robin Tournament.

The Crescent Athletic Clubs tennis committee
has completed arrangements for the annual invita-
ton tournament for the international team which
begins tomorrow and continues one week The
schedule OF matches, which Is subject TO cheilse'
has been prepared as follows:
Monday-whftrnan Wright, Iarned VS. Nard. 49,
Tuesdays-Iarned Wright, Iittle and tlsher vs.
Observation-Disclosures vs. Ward Whitman and Larned
Thursday-I.arned VS. whitman. Alexander and Hack
EFT We. Whitman and Iarnsd -,,,,. -.
Frlday-Ward Wright. LaIned ana whitman w.
saturday-Aexander ard Hackett Ward and Wright
ier Whitman.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
LIRR. GUSTS TELEPHONE COMPANY
Poles Must Move for Second Track NO"
Begun on North Shore.

The Long Island Railroad Company mas oesui
the double tracking OF its north snore ol'istOl'
to Flushing Whitestone and Port "asnihs' 'So'
Great Neck. BaysiSe and other points AREANe'
nnents have been made for the necessary spaoe-
The track from Main-st. through Flushihs =
lined on each side by private homes and the
N.vv-yo,ls snd New-Jersey Telephone COMPANY
has maintained a line OF poles on the raiaEoas ra
property. Now the poles must be taken co. 90
The telephone people are trying 10 o4sani w.
sents TO put the poles In the back yards.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
EXETER'S TRACK VICTORY.
Wins Interscholastic Meet from Worcester
Academy at Cambridge.

Cambridge Mass, June 3-The Phillips Exeter
Academy track team the twentieth annual
Harvard interscholastic track meet. held in the
Stadium Oval to-day, scoring 81 points Second
place was captured by the Worcester Academy
team. with 421s points, and the Boston English
High School athletes finished poor third with 8
points.
The feature Of the meet the winning of four
frsts by j. W. Mayhem, of Worcester, who took
the 10oyard dash, two hurdle events and the broad
jump c. J. Hart, of Exeter, broke the inter
scholastic record in the shot-put with put OF 42
feet 7l5 inches
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
WEST SIDE BEATS slWANoY.

n, the courts of the Siwanoy Lawn Tennis Club.
at New Rochelle. the home team won one natch
on6 lost two to the team of the West Side Lawb
rronnis Club Norris Clark. the captain OF the
siwanov Club, was the point Garner in the singles.
beating H II Belts. who made plucky defence
The summary:
,, 7rhor,ss C Trask West Side Tennis
rSh sdsFeated H d. Montgomery Siwanoy Lawn Tennis
S!up Ip a.: Morris s. Clark. Siwanoy Lawn Tennis
CUB Sefested Il D. Betts West Side Lawn Tennis Club
DoublesNA J. Shaw and H D. Belts. West Side Lawn
Tennis Club. defeated MorTlS . ~, EasiS ana "a ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
ATLANTIC INrERscHoLAsrIc GAMES:

Philadelphia, June 3-The Central High School,
of this city to-day the Atlantic interscholas-
tic athletic championship on Franklin Field by
scoring 81 points. De Witt Clinton School. of
New-York was second with 30 points, and Law
renoeville third scoring Is points. There were 2s5
entries representing twenty-nine different schools
the largest the association has had
There was q strong wind blowing. which
quite handicap to the runners, but despite this
fact the boys made good time. Tompkins, of De
Witt Clinton won the I0O-yard dash against the
stiff breeze in 10 20 seconds.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
4 FAST POLO GAME.
Rockaacay Hunting Club Scores
OUer Westchester -Four.

Westbury. Long Island. June 3--In Of the
best polo games played in this country the
Rookawsy Hunting Club. OF Cedarhurst, defeated
the Country Club Of Westchester by goals to
~. The Rockaway had Foxhall p. Keene.
again in his first loves colors, and Harry Payne
Whitney sported silk for Westchester-
It was notable society gathering that watched
the play, the game continuing until dusk Tho
Rookaway men obtained slight advantage in the
first two periods Of play. which they held to the
end, the Westchester team apparently firing in
the final stages Of the match and being forced to
the defensive The match was for the WestbuTy
Challenge cups, open to teams OF four without
handicap, the game being one Of the few scratch
contests of the year.
Mr.. Ksene WAS tower of strength to his four,
Was Whitney TO his. and when the gong sound
ed tho end there was round after round OF ap-
plause The lined up follows:
RocYAwAY HUNTING IwEsTCHESTER COUNTRY
CLUB (D. CLUB Az
Rene La Montague jr. l1-Eugepe s. Rsynal-
z l27Jarnes NJ. Waterbury. jr.
s-Forfaii p. Keene B-Hsrry Paine Whitney.
Rack-Denel Chauncey, 1r lBack-J- Inssy Blair.
Final score-Rockswsy Hunting Club goals: Country
fifteen minutes each actual playing time
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
DAVIDSON SOUTHERN CHAMPION.
Wins Challenge Round from Allen-Miss
Winner Beats Miss Nicely.

Washington June 3-John c. Davidson won the
Southern lawn tennis championship at Washington
to-day defeating Harry F. Allen, last years cham
zion IN the challenge round, 6-3, Ga. 1-6, 6-2
By his victory he gains permanent possession OF
the trophy which has been in competition for
In the wonen's championship Miss Marie Winner.
IF washington defeated the title holder, MISS
R- 6-3.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
COLUMBIA OVAL TAKES EASY GAME.

Columbia Oval gained rather easy victory over
the Thistle Club in it's association championship
match at Prospect Park. After declaring their
innings closed with only wickets down. for So,
the Columbia disposed Of their opponents for
a total of 4S innings by 40 The feature of
the game the splendid bowling of G. Shaw.
who took wickets for 2S runs. and performed the
hat trick" He captured the last four wickets
with consecutive balls In batting the bTunt Of
and G. Bennett. w. S. Patmore proved the best
bowler for the Thistles The
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
Total declared. Observation-Disclosures.
G.. Shaw did not bat
THIsTLEs CRICKET CLUB.
WEST INDIANS DOWN ESSEX COUNTY.

The meeting Of the West Indian and Essex Coun-
ty teams resulted after low scoring contest In
victory for the latter by % runs. The bowling of
F. Birch. who took six wickets for II runs and w
Wildsmith. who took three G. was responsible
for this result. For the West Indians S. Alexander
captured four wickets for IA runs. and A. F. Hard
ing two for s. G. Breeze. on the winning team WAS
the only double figure scorer in the game The
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

kers clubs and resulted I'm victory 1or 'ho horr''er
by runs A. Baclus with %. took top score OF
the match for the winners while for Yonkers g.
Thomas contributed IS. u Adam BOWED wen EN- l9a
runs while A Smedley took for IL. The totals
Yonkers. 35.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
hINT5 OUUN 7
First Innings.
MANHATTAN MEN HAVE A SURPRISE

The team of the Manhattan Club received an un-
expected defeat in its New-York Association match
with Yonkers. at Prospect Park. The latter won
by II runs with three wickets to spare. R. Rid
dett did the best work for the winning team He
played good innings of o. and took six wtckets
for SO T. Rafferty, took top score Of the
match with 81. while good work also done by
A. Kidd, j. Riddett and W. r. Booth. For Man
haitian J. McGufie, with 49, and E. Citizens. with
II. proved the top scorers. The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
............,......51 Total for eight wi skets 81
RROOKI,yN ZTNGABJ
ST. GEORGE MEN TAKE A VICTORY.
Good Bowling by Barnes and Curtis Wins
Game from Kings County Team.

The Kings County st. George team succeeded in
winning its league championship match with the
Kings County team yesterday at Prospect Park by
q in the first innings. This due mainly
to the good bowling of G.. Barnes and II. Curtis,
who got wickets fc- S runs and for la re-
spectiyely.
The best batting for the winners was by J. s.
Mahen who played good innings Of Is, while G.
Barnes and n. Curtis also added double figures.
For the Kings County team the only man to make
a stand against the st. George bowling was A.
Nugeut. The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

s,o, NJ the Royal Nova Scotia Yacht squadron ,,d
Cor snecsl przes consisting of silver tatiha ar
for frst boat In each class, bearing In enanlei '
colors of the local club.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

DO YOU OWN REAL ESTATE.
The Tribune's real each day is completes
giving records Of transfers, mortgages II. poadcna
Iisns. auctions, improv snsnts etc.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

Do6, d. L Anu AAON ---AsA'
Tha winners were II. the Memory, the Phryne
a.. Tartan the Eourt and the Rogue
.rr. 1e-aa win outright, having won
81 last year regatta COMMITTEES was Oscar b
CheiIboEg Harry Stevenson. E L. hraeiner j. " Snk-
inson and w. 3 Goddard u.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
MANHATTAN DEFEATS YoNKERs.

Another low score game was played at Van
Cortlandt Park between the Manhattan and Yon-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
RoKAwAy HU,
THE REAL ESTATE NEWS

THE REAL ESTATE NEWS
fully The Tribune. which gives eaoh
complete record Of transfers. moEtSsSss Lis Dendana
usns auctions. tADrovexnsatA, etc.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

The boats In classes and 8. r and @ went three
times around the Triangle the other classes twice
The time taken az the end of each round
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-19

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