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New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

Milan w wilkins and Solomon Fieldman, Social
Democratic speakers. charged with holding pub
lie meeting without permit, were discharged by
Magistrate Moss yesterday the police not desiring
to press the charge against them.
The Delta Tau Delta fraternity will hold three
DAYS convention at the Hotel Astor, beginning
Tuesday, August %. Five hundred or more dele
gates from all parts Of the United States are ex-
pected attend dinner on the evening OF Au-
gust % is announced
Nine alleged wire tappers,' arrested in house
in West 45th-st-. sth-ave-. Wednesday night
by detectives Of the West 47th-st. station, were
discharged by Magistrate Mayo in the West Side
police court yesterday Robert Hoffman. of New
ark and George Tradelius. of No. 80 West liSth-st
were in court. but could not Identify any or the
prisoners those who got their money.
About 1900 cigars and 1900 cigarettes that had
been seized on the steamer MORO Castle. from Ha-
vana were taken to the seizure room in the Pub
lie Stores yesterday. They had been concealed in
the seamen's and iremen's quarters
The Board of Estimate has been requested by
the Brooklyn Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
to Children TO increase its annual appropriation
in the budget for 1896 The society was allowed
81 coo the year and il wants $4,000 fer 1906 The
increase is asked for on the ground that the work
OF the society has increased very largely
City Magistrate Luke J. C3nnorton. Of Queens
Borough. viii be official han1cauQer and Judge tor
the fat peoples races at the outing of the South
Side Democratic Assoca lion OF Queens Borough, On
sunday at Fidgewood. There two Of these
races. one for each The lightweight limit is
2So pounds FOR and 20 for women Distance is
IN be allowed for weight over. All disputes to
b. settled by the judge.
The city requiring the services OF office boys in
the new Board of Water supply. in the office or
the pre- sident Of the Borough Of Brooklyn and
elsewhere $50 lads have put in their applications
The candidates to be examined by the hunipi-
pal Cy1l Service Examiners. at Grand Central Pal
ace Thursday August 81 The salary is $500
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
PINNED UNDER HIS AUTO.
Postmaster's First Day IN Machine
Utmost Prores Fatal.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrnrNr.

Greenwich. Conn, Aug 1S-An automobile racing
down keeer's HILL just west of Stamford late this
afternoon, with Baldwin Dudley Postmaster at
North Guilford Conn., prominent in State politics
or1Flng. and n Mr.. Maynard. an expert from the
factory beside him. into ditch and was over
turned. Mr. Dudley pinned beneath the car.
Four of his ribs We're broken, he received other in
ternal injuries and bruised about the chest
and body. MIR. Maynard was thrown aside on the
turf and escaped unhurt
Mr.. Dudley hurried in an unconscious con-
diton to Dr. Geib's house. and for a time it
feared he would die. This evening he appeared to
be rallyng, and DR.. Geb confident he would
recover.
Mr.. Dudley purchased the machine to-day, and
left NewYork in the forenoon TO drive to his home
He is inexperienced in the use of the automobile
and MIR. Maynard went along to give him advice
They had just crossed the brow of Keeer's Hill.
when Mr.. Maynard directed the postmaster 10 put
on the low speed gear. The latter bent forward to
do so. and unwittingly turned the steering wheel
The car turned sharply to the left and started for
a deep ditch. Maynard grabbed for the wheel, but
the car was over the bank before ne could do any
thing.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
OGEEMAH WINS CUP.
NeY-York Canoe Club Yacht
Carries off BeIIozCs Trophy.

The second race this for the Bellows
Cup was sailed yesterday afternoon on Gravesend
Bay under the auspices of the Bensonhurst Yacht
Club the custodian of the trophy. AS in the hrst
race the winner was Alfred Mackays $ ogeemah on
time allowance.
The cup was given last season by Commodore
Bellows of the Bensonhurst Yacht Club. and was
successfully defended against all corners by the
Ogeemah.
This season, however, when the cup was cnai-
lenged for by Ojigwan, of the Brooklyn Yacht Club,
More Trouble was selected defend it, and the
Ogeemah was entered challenger by the New
York Canoe Club.
The Ogeemah the first sailed in the lat
ter part of July By margin of seconds on time al
loWanCe. and yesterday again time allow
anoe by fifty seconds. the cup now goes into the
custody of the New York Canoe Club. It is open
challenge again within thirty days. The summaries:
SECOND RACE FOR BELLOWS CJ-P-START aOo-
C9J-RSF, ~ MILES
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
LAKE ERIE CIRCUIT TRoTs.

jamestown n. Y. Aug. B.-The jamestown meet
of the Lake Erie trotting circuit was ended to-day
In every race except the 2:23 class favorites won
The men who were arrested yesterday for oper-
atinp a padde wheel were each fined 800 eto-day.
and the 81 4DO which the officials connscated Wheh
they arrested them was returned TO tnem. sum-
maries
Pacing l2:12 class)-Colone Taylor the first fourth
2f7 Dakota took the second and tbTh @ hea5 nan an
Narv Dell Prince Hal John f. also started
Pacing free for all: best in three heats'
heats and 1rst money iie'
2i3a and 244 Judge took first heat and secoo oieS'
Time 212l5. Wandering Jew, thirc .,t5 to,-.,
TrQtting C223 cass-Dorneath won 99s t9s a!a3 and
Little LADY first and second heats arg sec
ond money. Time. 2:24i and LA George EFIens'
third Harvey j. and SILK Light also starred
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
INTERNATIONAL CHESS TOURNAMENT
MARSHAL Wins from Bardeleben at Bar
men-Bernstein Leads the Masters.

Barrnen. Germany Aug. 1S.-Play was resumed
u ne International chess tournament at the Con-
e@dis here this morning The players We're
lalreo in ,ae fifth round as follows:
S0nn 's Bernstein. Tschigorin vs- Maroczy.
Alapn Is Berger, Burn ys Schlechter, Suechting
- H9f Marshall ~. Bardeleben. Gottschal vs..
Nesaaardt N ieses Us. Janowski.
4seag0gin and Maroczy. Burn and Schlechter
~Ao sBecnting I'D Wolf drew Two games ad-
s'afned from the fourth round were also recorded
a. drawn. These Maroczy AIapin and
sohH Vs Tschgorin.
AafshsA won from Bardeleben, Bernstein from
soni, Aispln from Berger, and IZeonfardt from
SrllstiIs4l Aieses and JanOWski drew.
iitee games which were adjourned from pre-
-I--f. -I lN1lios were played on with the following
results: John defeated Alaujn and rsrbfgorfn and
now stand ''-- ~iS"' 1"e SSN'Ns
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
MAY BE PUNISHED FOR CONTEMPT
Suit Against John E. Madden, Turfman In
terests Ohio. Saratoga and Brooklyn.

Unless John f. Madden. the horse trainer and
turfman who is being sued by his wife for linn
tied divorce in Ohio, appears for examination in
Saratoga in connection with the suit at 10 o'clock
next Monday he viii probably be punished for con
tempt Of court
+. T McCrossin. representing Mrs. Madden made
n motion have Mr.. Madden punished for
tempt before Justice Kruse in the Supreme Court
Brooklyn. yesterday. This because he had
fused recently to answer questions before referee
in Saratoga who had been appointed by the court
Counsel FOR Mr.. Madden argued that the proceed
ing was without warrant OF law, and any testimony
given there would not BE- received by the OF
ph;n This argument aid appeal 10 Justice
Ersc When he asked TO postpone the CON
ternUt proceedings he consented DO until Tues
dav. with the stipulation that Mr.. Madden should
IuIe;r for examination on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
FORT ERIE RACES.

Buffalo, Aug 1S-Maraschino. heavily backed
won the sixth race at Fort Erie to-day. Weather
clear; track fast Summaries:
First race (seven-eighths OF a me)-Mag Nolin 3 10
won; surian. 10 l, second ChautereIe to l. third
Time 1878
Second Chve-eighths OF mile)-Anne Berry 2 10
Time 1:021s
Third and one-eighth milesD-Varieties TO
D. won: Jolly Witch TO l. second; Prince OF PIsen
!. third. Time,
Fourth (seventh-eighths Of a mile-Rebo 3 to s.
won Pirate Polly to =. second Pipe, u / third
Time. 1:2T5s
Fifth Cfve-eishths mile)-Darfng IL TO l. won
Skepteal, to J. second Factoum s. /. third Time
Sixth race seventf-eighths Of mileMaraschino. to
third. Time, 1:2o1s
mile)-Outwai. 10 3, won; Lemon
Girl. 70 l. second Morendo third Time, I:40%.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
ROGUE TOURNAMENT RESULTS.

Norwich Conn, Aug 1s.-The best rogue ever
seen in a national tournament was the general
character OF the games to-day. Tonight the
national championship is in doubt. but the
chances favor c c. Cox, Of Maiden. MASS the
present champion, and c. O. Williams, OF " ash
ington.
T,.,uian,s lost twice to-day, while Cox won all
his games. beating Williams and playing spien-
atdi,, throughout After making the record of
b,,ttinp out four pla yers in successive matches,
roId Bosworth, Of New-London lost tonight
10 cox in a great game
posworth W II. Whaley, of Washington, and
NJ Drake OF Maiden, Mass, have possible
chanca for the championship
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
DR4HINGS FOR NEWPORT.
Record Entry List for National
LQzcR Tennis Tournament.

Newport. r. J.. Aug. 1s.-The drawings for the
tennis tournament TO be opened at the Casino on
August % We're made to-day by DR.. James
Dwight. secretary of the National Lawn Tennis
Association assisted by ". ]. Clothier and VIII
ian Payne Thompson.
The entry list is the largest ever received for
the Newport tournament, 105 players having
sigriied their intention TO participate. and the
lis, contains the names Of some Of the best
players in the country, Larned. Hobart Wright.
Collins and -lothiar among the number. The
drawings for the first round are as follows:
Aria loadoy aas C. 4. Thompson X Horton and
ilszius D. q E-sl, Cyr HHtch $Et II. q. Chace.
l. J. .5-sr- and LEWIS Perr.. " : Ksene and d.
Ngsst-s - ~. Niles ana Il. " SloeuTn. n a sand
I G N-r5s and J. f. Alexander. Richard Stevens ana
= z Bl-loas T. IL CIar~ron and n. Il. Sands +. =.
s1 az - - l-eil r. j. tils ana tiareflce hobart,
osE4d clew and r 3 Huntington, 4. L. Sands and
Eare~'ury, K T. Dana and II ii Register. ". s.
mn ana H. Il. Bunting e. p an Week. jr and STANLEY
ts1sha9. ,. q. Jennings and \. j. Tuckerruan Henry
Warden and a Coanar. Benjamin Thsw. jr., and E
=. Warusr. Thomas Slids Lydig Hoy Alfred still
enc D. = Tan.sge II. J. FIolt George Il Nettie-
ion. hsrr5 Mason and J.. Cutting J. W Ri1che and
: Br-e. j. CI5thier and a.. Briggs z. L. Hall
saa Sr-:aTst " X Brsce an5 n = t1T5cIs kHsH
? smith. a Larnel and Edgar Leonard. H. o.
Hageu j.. snd = j. Guild. Eryfng stile ana }. r.
C. seaveE ana r. s. MaIiard c. c Hinckley
sD 3 4 Poster. ! J. Nailsce and J. o Ames.
Grsr- E r. Wright and Pm NJ. Lydig. NJ Z Putnam,
stsrr and tine winner Of Goadey Thompson match F G.
1n5ers8u r j. Little. G. NJ Bun, Jr.' and H G
Hdler ana william 7 Burden
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
METROPOLITAN CHAMPIONSHIP
a. a. U. Senior Games Will Be Held at
Travers Island on September

Ina senior championships of the Metropolitan As
sociation of the Amateur Athletic Union will ba
held at IraVers Island the country grounds of the
p. m.
The track contests are as follows: 100-yard run
<@V-yaro run, 44O-yard Is-mile run 1-miIe rum
smile run 12O-ydrd hurdle race and 22O-yard low
hurdle race
ne neld contests are. Putting the l6-pound
shot throwing the l6-pound hammer throwing the
olscus' throwing the 56-pound weight. running high
JUMP. running broad jump and a pole vault.
sod silver and bronze medals will he given IN
the hrst three men in each contest
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
NEW-YORK NETERANs
LOCAL CRICKET MATCHES TO-DAY.

Metropolitan District Cricket Brooklyn Zingara
Kings County Prospect Park. staten lslsno ieaH
A Brooklyn Noulads Livingston. staten Island
New Association SertiOn A-NeS' lhoials
q Prospect PARK Manhattan vs. tonkers a.
Prospect Para UCon County Columbia oval al LII
b. o. X. T Newark at Branch l;rook laIk Essex
County Th!sties Branch Brook Parn
Section B-Paterson Team Z -. West lndlan ieil II
al Paterson. Yonkers Team Manhattan Team y az
Van Park. Thisties Team y Essex county
Team 3 Al Prospect Park Columbia oval Team Il vs.
Chadwick 81 Wiliansbridge.
the above championship games tiookl4 u
pIiI piay Cameron Club al van Cort!andt faK ana
~ rrooklvu. irs.. pa Columbia oval lrs al
p'iiisus
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
BAY STATE RIFLEMEN win

Wakefield. Mass. Aug lg-After an ,,n,,s,o,i,,
heen tVo days competition, six dneren, ranges
me NeW-England military rife chanpionsbin vss
son to-day al the Bay State range bv the ,wel,,e
msrksnen composing the Masss chueetts team ,a,bo
mace grand total Of 31os.
hnooe Island was second, with 2.si5: Maine third.
Win z6sl: NeW-Hsmpshire fourth with sae 90
resented ~ H'' rep
,ttaeept for short period during The shooting NJ,
~, ~ Ly1 Eard range yesterday. when the Msfna
- Ga some excellent shooting the Massachusett.
&a< ~ '' anu iii47'eu wei in the
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
WEST POINTERS OFF FOR SEA elR7

West Point, n Y, Aug. 1S.-The cadet rife team
pursuant 10 general orders of the Washington
war Department started to-day for Sea Girt y.
J.. where they will participate in the national rine
competition August 21
The team captain is Captain Charles W Exton,
Zoth Infantry; coach, Captain Arthur Thayer, 81
SaVairy; and team spotter, Lieutenant Herman
Glade, 9Th Infantry.
- Inc tenn consists of Cadets Campbell Blagett,
Gatewood. Harofal Lewis. MacMiIlan Minick
Pratt Torney. Westerver and Wilderch, of the
first class; Cotton, Dixon and Peterson OF the third
class and Heard. OF the fourth class.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
CRICKET VETERANS BEATEN.
Staten Island Summer Eleven Wins by Sixty
Runs for Five Wickets

A team Of veteran cricketers of New-York tried
conclusions with the summer eleven of the Staten
Island Cricket Club yesterday at Livingston. Five
of the islanders went out chsapy enough, but then
X. +. keenan, jr., and p. E Bousfeid got together
and put on 1I3 runs, winning the game by 90 runs
with only five wickets down
For the veterans. ". F. Kennan played a good
innings of 50 not out, and carried his bat through
the innings from the fail Of the first wicket.
G. Dalton. who scored 2. and y. 5. Walker, jr,
who made 12. also played wei for the veterans,
while r ST George Walker and F. knight made
q and T. respectively, for Staten Island. The
score:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Friday, Aug. Is, 1905
ARRIVED.


Steamer Cftta dl Napoli tItaD Lavarelo. Genoa Au-
gust Naples and Palermo t. 10 BoOgnes, Hartheld
500 steerage passengers and mdse Arrived al
the Bar at
Steamer Nubia Ger. Habelze. Yokohama May g. Kobe
IS. Moj II, Shanghai June l. Annoy ). Hong Kong To-
Singapore Penang % July l3 Suez 10 Port Said
20 and Algfers %. 70 Funch Edye < Co, with mdse
Arrived Bar at IL lTth-
Steamer Esperanza, Rogers, Vera Cruz August 10
Progreso u and Havana IL, 10 James Ward & Co
with ~ passengers mails and mdse Arrived al the Bar
at 1880
Steamer Bayamo Cuban. Tampico August 10 and
Havana Il. 10 James Ward & Co. with cabin pas
and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at S56 a
Steamer Ell Cid. Baker Galveston August II. to the
Southern Pacific Company, with mdse Left Quarantine
7:15 m.
Mallory Co. with passengers and mdse. Left Qu.ran-
5:O5 p m.
Apache. Staples Jacksonville August Is and
Charleston 16. William p Clyde Co. with pas
sengers and mdse Left Quarantine at $50
Steamer jefferson Dole Newport News aud Norfolk, 20
the Old Dominion Steamship Company, with passengers
and mdse. Left Quarantine 4:12 m.
Steamer Chesapeake, Delsno Baltimore 10 c Foster
with ndse. Left Quarantine at 715 m
Sandy Hook. y j, Aug Is $50 p m-Wtnd southeast
light breeze; clear.
SAILED.
Steamers Cedric r) Queenstown and Liverpool; Vera
CSorl Antonio American Dutch. Antwerp; Bor-
(Fr) Havre Arabistan (Br). Montevdeo, Buenos
Ayres, etc; Jamestown Norfolk and Newport News; Al
gonqun, Charlestown and Jacksonville; Kong Haakon
(Nor) Pilleys Island F; Hernia (Brl. Philadelphia
GoidsborO Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
EMPIRE. CITY MATINEE TO-DAY

The matnees of the New York Driving Club ara
increasing in popularity each week. and the one
scheduled for to-day will doubt attract large
crowd as the programme shows some horses that
have been giving fine racing
The team OF ". c. Floyd-Jones will endeavor 10
beat the wonderful performance of two weeks AGO
record OF 2:13S.
Ihe leaders for championship points of both
trotter and PAGER have been reieKated to second
place, and Black Belle and Beifry Chimes now
head the list by one and two points respectively
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
WOMAN SHOT BY BOY DEAD.

Catherine Doran the young woman who was shot
in front of her candy store. at No. ls1 High-st-.
BROOKLYN. by twelve-year-od Philip Bishop on
Wednesday. died yesterday In The Brooklyn Hosp-
tai Bishop whose mind has been affected by read
ine cheap literature is said. declares that he shot
Miss Doran by accident. From what she told Coro-
ner Flaherty in her ante-mortem statement, the
coroner is inclined think that the boy may have
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
SOME SPORTING EVENTS TO-DAY.

rpoJ~rINC- Empire city track. fonkers p M PARK
ny ,Say Driving Club atesend g. m
.r,,r TFNNIs-Inytation tournament Meadow CLUB
La ea,,hs mutoa Long Island
W vAG.trt,-G- -ssew-York Yacht Club cruise
.Trno,,oHIIINC;- Elkwood Park track Long
Branch. y. J.
CYCIING-Races al NslisDuis "o-'H N-
X j - night.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
INSANE MAN USED HATCHET.
Travelling Salesman from Baltimore Struck
on Head and VIII Die.

rabanon Va, Aug ls-W. T. Boyd. travelling
salesman Of Baltimore, Nd. is dying here from
wounds received by being struck over the head to-
1a,. ,.,tb a hatchet by DR. Walter F. Anderson, OF
Lebanon.
= nie afternoon DR.. Anderson declared of un-
,,,,d mind and was sent TO the asylum at Marion,
Mr. Royd was making a display or his goods al
+.o,,rtrv store when Anderson picked up hatchet
and assaulted him
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
BENEFIT FOR EARL klsER

Dayton, Ohio. Aug. B-AI the crack automobile
racers in the country will appear IN DAYTON on
August 2e in the big benefit races for Earl Kiser
me champion automobile driver. VINO lost a leg in
an accident at the Cleveland races recently Anto-
mooile clubs of all the big cities have asked to
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
LONG BRANCH "Aurov cARN,vA, 7o.nav

Long Branch, n J., Aug. 1S-The Long Branch
automobile carnival will begin tomorrow. when
races VIII be run on the Elkwood Park track The
IaceS S VII! be continued Tuesday One of The
4nloNeI contests VIII be the one Suggested bx w
LIE gan, me promoter. in which a prize will be
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
KNAPP WINS MAINE TITLE.

IHY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Bar Haraor Ne. Aug. ls-In the finals OF the
lawn tennis singles this afternoon for the Maine
Championship Percy Knapp. of New-York and Yale.
Won :. J. Beals, Of Harvord. 6-1, S-6. l0-s.
In The doubles Pine and Armstrong beat Hewitt
and Douglas. -, g..
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19

fired the shot Intentionally. with the idea of fright
enins. but not killing her This will be determined
by an inquest, which win be held next week
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 5:l3 Sunset 652 Moon 92f am Moons Is
HIGH WATER.
A. AM-Sandy Hook 1922 Gov Island Gate 122s
PM-S2ndy Hook lV:2s Gov Island 1881 Hell 123
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
Special Features:

Special Features:
Why
New-YOrk Is Invaded Every Summer
by a Yeritable Army OF Burglars.
Anecdotes OF
Paul MOrtOn's Youth
and photographs uf him at various
ages.
A New Use
First Discovered Last Spring.
for the New-YOrk Botanical Garden
in the Bronx
as demonstration grounds for the
teachers and pupils Of nature study in
the fourth grade in the Bronx Public
Schools.
The Shakers OF Nit. Lebanon. N Y.
who Will hold peace conference OF.
August 81
The Catholic Summer School
of America at CIin Haven, n. Y.
Songs OF the Russian Peasantry."
By II. E. Kr,ho.ei.
Camping Scene on ST. Regis Lake.
Driving Scene at Westport Inn.
on Lake Champlain.
Beating Scene at Saranac Inn.
Ex-AttacEs will write about
1.-The Attitude OF Monarchs
Toward Pulpit 0ratory."
The Sunday Tribune
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
PARKWAY MIXED MEET.
Del Ine@, Single ID. and Januier
Wn the Harness Races.

flhe weather. fast track and close finishes
were the features of the second day of the Park
way DRIVING Club yesterday at Gravesend. The en-
i'oS III the go pace were numerous that the
race split
III 'he hrst division Del Inez the choice. and
won With lots to spare. In the second Single D..
'ie winner was the choice For the 225 trot Rod
ana Janvier We're the choices The latter won
III ADDITION to the regular carded running and
harness events several side issues that were not
Wv" On the programme cropped up to enven the
proceedings. These consisted of a runaway and the
aiiest or a tout. well of 'welchcrs' who
had peen quoting long odds and then attempted to
Eet away with the goods
"ooa racing prevailed but the short prices
'ehued TO discourage heavy betting In this respect
the prospect is much better for to-day when the
iaseIs are expected to offer better inducements
Inc card for to-day, the closing day of the
clubs midsummer meeting is unusually attractive
outshinng anything of a like nature that has been
onered at the local track In the free-for-al pace
among the well known entrants is Nerva Patchen
the 2;5o pace also gives promise OF close finishes
The summaries;
2:2o C4-Ass-PACING-BEs IN 5-MILE HEATs-To
HARNEss-FIRsT sECTIoN-PURsE $500
R9i a9sa,Iss Inc pa, en- m by Del March qIamiton
yn Epeyn W, ch m, by Wilkeswarn Oavs)...... 2
Slick % star star br g. by Colonel Hook Phillips $
s Harry i'ff a [4 ch m b by M Eed ,ns Wins
PACING-2:20 CLAsS-BEsT THREE IN FIvE-MILE
HEATS-sECOND sECTION-PURsE $500.
Dnge d. blk. g., by Faker (iachan)...... 6 . 1
1IRny Iny hunter, b G.. by Clyoe Wilkes INC
Ely BniS,lh bizarro b. by Don Pzarro Brown
Ralelsh, b. e., by Cascade Powers. ........ 4
haul n ,e Or; g. by Andrew NJ Cvan houten) DR.
DICK hero, br. by Unknown % Rourke 1 6 6 DR.
Time. 2l9ls. 2:Z0h. 2:21%. 2l9l2, 2:20ia.
TRoTTING-2:25 CLASS-BEsT 3 IN MILE HEATS
TO HARNEsS-PURSE. $500
JanvieT. b. by Potential CDoughrey).
Rod blk. by Direct yates ............. = , 2
Henry G.. b. g., by Henry F (Iailsnl. 3
The Banker, b. h., by Demarch CrhompsonD,. 4 4
Miss Brady, b. m. by Autograph (Remsenl.. 4 dis
Time. 2:24ls. 2:20t2. 219l. 22lz
Six furlor dash tpurse. s100lNon Roly Pcly hr
T. tBrooksl Aqueduc br. h. (MeC1oskey} second; F nix
Garter, b. (Sreen). third. Fra Filppo. Bicycle Tippe
toes Bessie Fullum and Fortune Hunter also Time
seven furlong dash purse s1Oo-won by Idstner b.
NIonmanl. Long Dan blk Carter. second; Fra F1llp
po ch. tBodenl third. Time. 1881 Roy Poly ana
Anticipation also
six furongs dash purse s1oO-won by Bird .h WiTth
br. &. tBodeD; Billy Roche ch. tMcCoskey) SECOND
Ashhrook b. CMaon). third Time, 1:1s Carnegie
Louise, Tippetoes, Pink Garter Congress and Hgh Lire
also .,oo,
Ealf-miIe dash tbest three heats purse SlOol-
Won by Fairy Dance. ch. Z. Oreeman); Anna 4 oxen
tBoden Hoffman,. second; Rare Music DIX H.
tMcCloskey), third. Time O53l2 OBI
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
"Regaining q Kingdom"

a short story by Catharine Mathews.
leads up 70 an unusual happening-a
triple wedding.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
"A Correspondence ard a Climax, -

by L. NJ Montgomery. is "a story from
real Tfe OF how love finds & way 10 the
land of hearts desire even in the vii
deruess.