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New-York tribune., 1905-07-08

Ei6rTe - EEOa- ana Murray Olyphanr had g
stiff match In the afternoon each doing the
course IN 7s, and they broke even on the home
green, Proal winning at the nineteenth hole by
10 5.
L P. Gwyer and S. D. Bowers went around
in 81 and 81. and Gwyer won by UP and l to
play.
J. D. Lapham. who VIII meet Travers this
morning went out IN Sc. and handily beat ". R
Thurston- The summary OF the days play
follows:
F;rz5 Gug oaTss 5ouna-a.gEsy olyPhaat EBglsyooa @
Proal seshr1ght beat q 3. Clark Apawanis. by l up
ap and e play spStsSooa @ D Barnes TookaS 6 6sai
q s S sy 3 T4e4 s Sass Saass bsa a BY Gee uP na anS
7 On y up ana & 70 Rss' & = ~ ~ s5sTTn o ssdaqIsa "a @
F D LephaIa, ADawsras beat r Z. TAoulas. Richmond
685 6985z e Ssat y ss:. fs P Rss > Morris
shsaaa By aS Lssha = n Ssss @ rassoR G s by 70 and
second cup c-s rOund-John Ward, MontolaiE, beas
city beat F. 8 Hard BrooklaE-r by up and to play;
Aavsa Efss5 ~ s5 ssa pay? D' hsse sss
se 1i Frank c EIeea eg Ip n sna 70 pFag' Fx' fs g1h
BY 3 up and play; c. Carroll Fairfield beat L Il
Van ETie5, Apawainis beat S J. Graham FslTheid, By
Z F4omHsedie9 SeT-TorE Coli 6y Up and 70 play.
sS9 7ssoeq bsa RssleP P Sy p IN s hoas Carroll
bear Moiler BY ! uD: Morrow bsaI Van Et1en BY up
1htra cup Cnrst round1J R. Maxwell Nassau beat
aela beat A P Palmer Eastern Parkway. b. default;
a 5y Phe ap ss2g Mss 4anss s' Rond II N G6any 6eat
J G. DeIrrnsr Eng1ewood, by up and play; ", K
6hepard. New-Eaven- beat DR.. Carl Martin. Fairfield,
By ID and play: Maturn BaIlou. Apawanais beat
Y II Day. jr.. Fairfield. by up and 70 play 3 G.
Ezer ApEgsnniB. beat Hugh K Toler Baltusrol, by 5
up 4 play 4 7. Walden, Dyker Meadow. beat
Z. Marin. New-Haveu, by up and 70 play
Second round-WsrfoTd beat Maxwell. by up and
play. Tzlnror beat Philips by and = 70 play
shepard beai BallOu By up Fuller beat Walden by
Fourth cup 6aTst rOund)-c G. Rowe. New-york Colt.
beat B s Bottoms. Fox Hills BY 4 % ane 8 70 PLAY:
county. by ! Up; ". n Capp. Fairfield. beat E z
Rlnehsrt HiIlandale by UP and TO play; z K Bed
gall Apawalnis. beat R. p Curtis. BrooklaTn. by de-
Essex County BY default a P. Sherman Apa-
wants beat r A Watsrbury. Elizabeth, by up and
Z 10 plav; E Laidlaw. Apawsns beat B. =. Walton.
Fox HiIs BY : up: A Z. Hart ADawans. beat c H
Zimmerman New-Fzaver by 6 Up and 70 play.
Second round-DoWney beat Rowe by up and 3 20
piav; Capp Ee5dan by Sherman beat Jones BY
3 u ana 2 % play. Hart beat LalGlaw by I'D.
Beaten eight round)T5 B. Clark. Apawarnis beat
Adams Aparar1.s by default the Rev J. z
adams Eastern Parkway. beat J 3 Baker Roseville-
nv 10 anG ] play; Charles 4 Seely Wee Burn beat
Princeton by up; F Il Thomas. MOTHS
5'ourty beat c TT1esdale. Fairfield by default
In the seuli-dnal round for the first cup this
morning ProaI meets Gwyer, and Travers meets
Lapham- -.
ton 10 the semi-fuals and finals for the nve cups
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
THREE FIGHT ON TRAIN.
Alleged Pickpocket Charged rrith
Trying to Stab Girl.

Three men were arrested by the police OF the
East 5lst-st station the 2d-ave elevated struct-
ure last night after exciting fight train fol-
lowing the robbing OF julius Singer, OF No. %
St Marks place, OF wallet containing $50.
The three boarded the train at 23d-st. At
42d-st4 Singer says he felt one joste him. and
lmIneolateIy found that mis- wallet was gone He
grabbed one OF the and tried 10 hold him
William Henkel. United States Marshal caught
hold OF another The third named
Whalen, was grabbed by Miss Singer, by the coat
tals. II Is alleged he drew a knife and threatened
10 StaD the girl If she dld let 81. .----
ESulted over the gates and ran down the tracks
Inc guards, misunderstanding the signals, started
lne traln, the motorman whistling all the way TO
the station at 50th-st, where the
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
MR.. ADEE BACK FROM EUROPE.
Saws Mr.. Root Is the Ablest Man in the
Country

Among the passengers who arrived the French
Line steamer Ia Savoie was Alvey A Adee. who Is
to be Acting Secretary OF State until Elihu Root
takes the oath of Office.
Mr.. Adee said that he returning from a long
European tour, which was cut short by the news
that Secretary Hay was H. The news OF the
Secretary's death came TO him in mid
ocean, and was terrible blow. He said the world
had lost its greatest diplomat.
When told that President Roosevelt had chosen
Ehu Root for the next Secretary of State Mr..
Adee said:
Next 10 Mr.. Hay, MI Root is the ablest man in
the country and in every way capable be
Secretary Of State and bring honor 10 his country.
Mr.. Adee said that he had known both Mr.. Hay
and Mr.. Root for many years. and that it would be
like splitting peas distinguish their great ability
AIclde Ebray, the new Consul General OF France
Savoie.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
fRAVERS In HARD MATCH.
SHERMAN Il WORTHY FOE.
Seely Beaten an 4pazOanris Open
Golf Tournament.

The surprise or the day in the open tourna-
rnent Of the Apawamis Golf Club yesterday was
the defeat in the first round at match play of
Charles Il Seely, Of Wee Burn. the metropolitan
champion. by T. NJ. Sherman, SadaQuada Coun-
try Club. OF Utica This added interest 10 the
meeting in the afternoon between the Utica
crack and Jerome D. Travers. the schoolboy
golfer OF the Nassau Country Club. who has
thus Tar shown the best form Of any golfer in
the tournament
a big gallery followed the match over the
course and It proved an interesting one. al
though it was not played In record breaking
figures Sherman began in dashing style by
winning the first hole 81 yards. in faultless
I, Travers getting down in the bogey Of D. The
Nassau boy. however squared the account by
winning the second hole IN TO 9. Sherman
then made squirt and won the next two holes.
$40 and S25 yards. in three strokes each, the
par for the holes being 4
The Nassau boy cut his opponents lead down
20 1 up az the fifth hole which he won in the
par golf OF g. The next two holes were halved.
and the match was all square at the eighth.
which Travers Won in a par g. Sherman. how
ever. was again in the lead at the turn. having
won the 6o1 yards ninth hole in 6. Travers,
driving out OF bounds and getting into the
brook on his fourth. took for the hole
Sherman was up at the tenth, winning the
hole IN q perfect 4 Travers won the eleventh
and. after halving the twelfth. the thirteenth
also. with par 1. and honors were once more
even
A perfect on the 54s yards fourteenth hole
gave Travsrs the lead for the first time during
the match. and he retained it throughout, as the
last four holes We're halved. and Travers won
the match by the narrow margin Of up Their
cards were:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
SCHOONER CAs-CoURsE 80 NILES.
THE WAYWARD's FAST RUN.
Sails from Hampton Roads to Gravesend
Bay in Thirty-two Hours.

That yacht race does not always bring out the
speed qualities Of boat is demonstrated by the
record run just finished by Colonel David E Austen
in his schooner, the Wayward-
Colonel Austen weighed anchor at the Hotel
Chamberlin. Hampton Roads. at noon Of July 5.
He dropped anchor in Gravesend Bay the following
day at s D. m, having made the run Of 2Ss miles
in thirtytwo hours which is half the time required
TO make the in the
The Wayward made the trip TO Hampton Roads
from Gravesend Bay in a little than sixty
three hours. She battled all the way against head
winds and q rough sea, rough, in fact, that
some of the boats had 10 put into pert and were
unable TO finish until two days later.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
NO CYCLE RACES TONIGHT.
Kramer TO Race at Vailsburg on His Return
from Abroad.

The night meet at the Vailsburg board bicycle
track scheduled for tonight has been declared on
by the management, owing 10 the inability 10 Sc
cure the star riders Accordingly the next meet
be held there under the electric lights viii take
place Saturday night July L. On that occasion
Champion Frank Kramer win make his nrst ap-
pearanoe after his European campaign. Floyd Nc
Farland, who is IN the East. snd-lver Lawson
VIII also ride.
Mcfarland is out with a challenge in behalf OF
lawson for the latter 20 ride Kramer match race
lor 5000 a side. A special attraction al the meet
lof July IS VIII be q match team race between
-eooy Ellington and Jin,my Zanes against Char
-7y franks and Eddie Rupprecht. the crack anna
Leurg
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
Foreclosure Sale.
r. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
York.-EizuE 3 Hinsdae. Plaintiff. against Columbus
Courtney Douglass and others. DefendarsIn
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale, duly made
2Sth day OF June 1895 l. the Undersigned the Receres
in said Judgment named will sell public auction.
the Borough OF Manhattan City OF New York. on the
21st OF July. 1903. at u o'clock that day
said judgment be sold and therein described
follows All that certain lot piece or parcel Of land sit
and described follows. Beginning q point
the sastery side OF Madison Avenue distant eighty feet
southerIy side Of Ffty-fourth with the
said easteriy side OF Madison Avenue running thence
Of the way through the centre OF party wall eighty
southerIy and parallel Madison
sIty-touTth street anu part OF me way .hIoush uS
esntre OF another party wall eighty reet 70 the said
norhery along said Madison Avenue twenty feet 70 the
place beginning said premises VIII Dc sold subject
struenr recorded IN me once OF the Register or the
County n Lber 1857 OF Conveyances. page
by Ida Preston Hays 20 The Manhattan savings
Institution the payment OF the q Sixteen
Once January L. 1881 IN Section D. Lioer o. Mort
gages page Mortgage made said Ida Preston
payment OF Four thousand i've hun
6red dollars recorded in said sgtstsTs Ofce on June
Mortgage by the Ica Preston Douglass The
Manhattan Savings Institution. the payment
Of the sum OF Five thousand dollars recorded IN sad
OF Mortgages page 1O2. upon which three mortgages
tFere remains unpaid the aggregate Of Tsntsix
thousand dollars OF the principal together
with arrears OF interest
JAMES W TREADWELI1
ATTORNEY for PIainti1. 100 Broa9way.
Borough OF Manhattan. Sew York city
The following IS elasran OF the properly 70 De soil
its street number IS o2S Madison Avenue
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
VICTORY FOR STRIKERS.
Supreme Court Denies duplication
to Restrain BrickLQQers.

decision Of much Importance TO the brick
layers unions and the Mason Builders Association
has been handed down by Justice Giegerch, of the
Supreme Court. denying an application by the
Gotham Construction Company restraining the
hrtcklayers from striking a building. The build
ing is a large apartment hotel on 2sth-st., near
5th-ave., where the hrcklayers have on strike
Tor several weeks to enforce the payment 81,
alleged TO be due TO Joseph Mcconnell member
OF the Mason Builders Association, on a former
contract. Mcconnell is named in the application
as q co-defendant with the officers Of the brick
layers unions
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
Citations.


= L N
L York by the Grace God Free and Inaerendent-
To Josephine Pomeroy, Julia Poneroy Newell Eugene
t.1vyIss Poneroy. PoJwin Munson Julia PoTvvlu
Holmes cara PotWfu Ellis, Charles Potwtn Kafe POI win
t5n@E Anna s Chandler. Resale a 81 SeIfridge
rte heirs ana of Mary T. Van Aulen ats ~
OF York deceased.
Trderick Leegett OF the city York has lately
anoIIed Surrogate's Court OF Of New
YorK TO certain Instrument in writing bearing
34th. 1905, relating
sonaI property. duly proved as the as VIII
q Mary Z Van Auen. late Count Of New
York deceased. therefore and You are cited
- anuaar before the Surrogate OF County New
VorE an his the County o York on n
,s aay OF July, thousand hundred ana I've al
Ifnsst ten o the day then ana
t-re 10 attend the probate of VIII Tes
lament And such II you hereby cited as are
r5er he age OF years required appear
s1pear and apply for 5e appointed the
~ vour neglect failure do guardian Wfn ap-
pointed by Surrogate 10 represent and
proceeding
SurTogates Court OF the said County Of New
- York be hereuno affixed Witness. tfnu
. I. s. Frank ] Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of said
-.....- County OF New York. said County 3lat
day OF May. N the OF Lord thdu-
sand nine hundred ana nvs.
JAMES A DONNELLY. CIe-k % the surrogate.s Court
ROBERT " TODD Attorney Petitioner 20 BEoa1-
way. Borough ot Manhattan New York city
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
Notice of Organisation.
NOTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN UNDER a

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN UNDER AND
~ in pursuance ot the provisions - Section iol Of
~ the Laws or 1902 OF the state
OF New York chap 81 OF the general laws Known
the Banking LaS Of lrtention OF the HnaeIssno-
rn organize a savings Bank pursuant the provisions
Of as act Amendments thereof and 70 apply
- me sperinendert Bauks approval thereof
The proposed OF said bank is The Bronx savings
Rank 20 be iocateG vicinity of fremont Avenue
and washington Ave1ue tr ne city and lunty 1t New
Yerk Dated 1dTh iao9- Frederic Breyoort Allin
T5opas D. Malcolm. Thomas Darlington. Waicctt =
ROBINS Albert E. coltax. Charles II bnh. joEn s
Sufphen Livingston We.rnore Wilam = AHken ClaFtSs
II sehurnann. G. J. volcSening,- r y ~ Haisey FranS
n CsaterbrtdEe z Fahys. FreGerlck n Johnson
farIer Ludlow OstFaaa Taylor. J. = Holmes Iaeo9
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
SLEEP WALKER STEPS IN BEAR TRAP
Aged Connecticut Woman Severely Injured
Wandering About Yard
~ TELE ZEE q rHE TRTRrNE.

Waterbury. Conn, July 7.-AIrs. Dorothy Taylor.
q sonlnambuIst, living in the purchased district OF
Southbury. wandered out into the garden Of Sela
Hastings, her son-in-law. last night, and stepped
years old
The old ladys screams brought big dog TO the
rescue and he made such noise that it awoke
Hastings and his wife. Mrs. Taylor released
from the trap with a badly wounded right leg,
from which there now grave fears of blood
poisoning. The trap was set TO catch deer. which
are now so plentiful here as TO be destructive to
gardens.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
TRAVIS AND LOCKWOOD WIN.
Reach Semi-Final Round for the Great
Island Cup.

syannis Mass. July waiter J. Travis and A
q Lockwood won their matches to-day IN the thi1o
-orns eor -he Great Island Cup on the course OF
the Great Island Golf Club. The summary 1oIloWs'
Walter J. Travis Garden City. Long Island beat W L.
s.,,.s ar.+o, q -, sn5 1 70 plav A L White. Wolas-
ton beat = G. Stephenson Country Club, up and 70
CLAY A. G. lockwood. Ailston, beat P W "hlttefnore
country Club. Up and 70 play. and F. q DaVls wan
-.,..-- -. xrsrn.rtscx C,hoppequonsett. up and
E 10 ula
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
sxTx-poLLAR BILL WORTH $1,000

LEY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNEl
& Louis July 7-The only sixty-dollar bill IN
..rn,a8 for bv the Treasury Department and
an. sf aul- TWO unredeerned. was found to-day in
th. rossession Of Mrs. Julia Turton. Of St. Louis.
!. yvhose grandfather Colonel John Bryant. a
,afer.u ~ the war OF 1872 it was paid, she says.
bg fAe father Of Marx Twain IN connection with
ami deal IN Tennessee. The bill Is now con-
zfaarsL Wc-th 800.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
STPRENIE COCRT- NEM YORK COTNTY-


William H Mclaughlin. Plaintiff. against John
Mclaughlin al. Defendants. In pursuance Of rns
tntsrlocutory Judgment OF partition and sale duly made
IN the entitled action, bearing date
tweny-ssventh OF June 1905 and duly entered
Office OF the Clerk OF the County OF New York
the twentyninth OF June 1905. the undersigned
referee in said Judgment named, will sell public
New YORK Real Estate Sales Room. Nos
IL IS Vesey-st, Borough Of Manhattan, New YoTk
that day L J. Philips Co.. Auctloneer, the
premises directed by the Judgment be sold and
therein described follows All lot piece
parcel with the building and improvements there
lying and being IN the rwenty-third
City New York formerly the Town OF Nor
rsanta. OF WeEchesJer and state OF New YORK
which distinguished certain entitled Map or
County and State OF New York dated the nrst
day OF June 1868 R Rosa, Surveyor and fled
the Ofics Register Westchester County.
therein Map No IOl, as and
lot 10l bounded and described follows viz
point the Southwestery line or side OF
Place distant hundred and eighr-four ~
90 Southeastery from the Scutherl
corner Arcusrus Place and Gerard Avenue as
laid down said running thence SouJheasteriy
place twenty-five (25 feet. Southwestery and
right angles said Arcuarius Place eighty ve tsol
feet thence northwesterly parallel with said Arc-
arius Place 2l feet thence northeaserly
and again right angles with said Arcllarfus Place
the so.lthwesAriy side or said
Arcuiarius Place to the place OF beginning
Dated New York, July 9Th 1870 -
RICHARD W HILL. Attorney for Plantln 100 Nassau
Borough O Manhattan New York city
following OF the premises referred 70
in foregoing notice OF -ale
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
DELAY IN GOVERNMENT CROP REPORT.

Washington July 7.-Secretary Wilson announced
Today that the government crop report this month
Will be given out on the 1Ith instant instead of
the Oth. the day delay having been made neces-
sary on account of the closing of the department
on the Fourth of July and the day of Secretary
work - -
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08

Sherman. n his match with Seely. got in his
most telling work on the honestretch, for al
though ne led by up at the turn. the match
was ali square ar the tenth hole, and it was
not until he won the thirteenth hole, 260 yards,
IN B, 70 Seely's par Of l. that the metropolitan
champion went all 10 pieces and took eleven
strokes for the fourteenth hole. The next two
were halved, and Sherman won the match at
the seventeenth hole by 5 Up and l 10 play.
Their cards were:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
MOTORCYCLE RACES.
Promise Of Some Good Sport To-day at Park
way Driving Club

= motorcycle race meet o-H De held under the
-' Federation Of American Motor Cyclists -
~ -'l-k~ay Driving Clab track 1ro1klge so-day
rar- r. Among the W,n EnoHH -icet IN
Kfii- -tf T. BrlFere. Crs4~ ite4=tforl a-'1 = J.
rs.-sE AN interesting .iI.ye-.i-l-- h-iS 20 NJ
4 - - teste-cor1erea glrz-4t race = s~peeIsH
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08

The approximate amount OF the lien or charge, 70
satisfy which the aboTedescbed property IS 70 De SOLO
S3ssS with thereon the 2tth day OF
June. l9O5. together with allowance amounting
$3.50 25, together with OF the sale The
approximate OF the assessments and
other liens be allowed the purchaser
Of the purchase paid BY the Referee -
81. 463 54 and interest
Dated New York. 29Jn day of June, 1905
JAMES ". TREADWELL.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
MAucH CHUNK TRIP JULY 9.

The Central Railroad of New-Jersey announces
one day excursion, on July 3. by special train
leaving West 2sd-st. at 40 a N. and LAbsrty-st
at SO a. n
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
CRICKET CLUBS STANDING.
How the Teams Are Rated in Metropolitan
League and New-York Association.
METROPoLITAN EEAGUE.

The standing OF the clubs in both the Metropoli-
tan League and the New-York Cricket Association
is as follows
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
PENATAouIT coRIN7HIAN REGATTA.

The annual regatta OF the Penataquit Cortnthiau
Yacht Club Of Bay Shore, viii be sailed to-day.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08

A-cularius Place (Esst 169th-stJ
All taxes assessment CrOton rates and other in
cumbrances which may be lens against the
on viii be paid the referee
by him Of the proceeds OF sale.
H W BOOKSTAvER. Referee
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
Olm DOMlNlUN llNEs

DAILY SERVICE
FOR Old Point Comfort. Norfolk Portsnonth. F1rnss
pot,f and Newport Va. connrct-nS 1uE
5rra Firhrnoni Virginia B~aeh Washington D G.
and entire south and West ~. -
tnd passenger sail rom Fle7
- = - E-7-b - every day az 3 ? m
- XVATKER Vica-President and lrarnc Manages
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08

SUMNER CRUISE. HALIFAX AND ST.
- Johns RowRING q CO. IT state ST.. New rcrk-
1T A vELOCE~-Fast Italian Line.
Il sailing nom Pier g. North River. q OF ssth 81
TOT SS0ot0SsSEsI HARTFIEL-D s. CO, - Wall ST
C,OOKs TOURS TO EUROPE-S3 THIS
y season SIS % sIOla irclldsd Pro
Eraznraes rfIOs- COOK SON. 81 And LlB nssnlbp
Way, Madison AVE-. y. =.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08

DED ID" LINE
- z,,r IA Gaayra. Cabel.o curacao and Kara
-,.r., "a CsIra-ro calling san Juan. p y
r-,- per IL aIioining Wall ST Ferry, krooSlla
I9l 9lr,1 -.-.T Pill saturday July :
CARACAS ~--f - 49,
Eor "a sI~S tst~lS - saturday July Is n0cn
[-t aaF~tD saturday July -
=, s.@s-s.rs have SUPERIOR accomnOdarions TOR pas
RcT-T TON BLISS & DALLETr.
c;eneral Managa<s. - Wall ST
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE.

TICkETS. ALL CL-ASsE-S ~
t-1fnR ADO MENICO. 0.ALlEOtNLA. ta-In-
GA FLORIDA. ALBANIA tCities--eiaiNes'en.
~ II est Mobile. Jacksonville Nsl
r0U CALIFORNIA TlCNEfS Nov oN SALE
Foss let Pocket Guce FRE-E
O. y MALLORY & CO.. I'D FROM 81. y +
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
eANATIAM PAGIEIG RAll lMAY

Intended Steamship sailnss from Vacouver so< Japan
China and Philippine Islands
Er,rrass o. India Iuy Empress an
n s 7th r N 5. Athenia1- sept tsth
Empress OF Japan-Aug 14rh Empress OF India 81
For Fiji Hawaiian Islands. Australia New Zealand
AItowe-a July 2Isrl Moana- ---Aaslst 18TH
For rates and information apply 81 sta-xvs. sSs
and
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
Teachers.
School Agenaes-

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies ProfessoTs Teachers Tutors
20 Colleges schools and Families apply
Mrs II J. YOUNG FULTON % Union square.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

- ~, .,er starters as a matter of fact, stood up
and fenced safely if brilliantly Hylas evlaeht
" remembered the hoggings he had received from
Raw In his previous races. and he showed little OF
his old tendency loaf. The public mace hihi
a slight choice over Flying Buttress, and his evil
dent cheerfrlness gave his hackers less cause lot
alarm than they have experienced on other oc-
casions. Ray had the utmost confidence IN MS
mount and waited patiently for Flying Buttress
and Flying virgnian the early pathfinders. to come
back to him. And they did not disappoint him. In
the run through the back field it apparent that
only an accident could beat the Meddler gelding
AS Ray had hit up the pace. this was as likely to
befall any of lie supposedly dangerous ones. Fly
ing Virginian already let 60 and both Gambling
and Champs Elysees flying signals of distress.
When the field turned into the main track Hylas
had obtained such lead that his followers had
ceased to worry and the hackers of the others to
hope. Flying Buttress succeeded in landing in the
place he seems doomed to occupy, and beat Lava,
speed between jumps, but failed 10 maintain it,
and dropped out Of it when the pinch came Two
tained against the winner at post time.
The renewal OF the Great American Stakes was
colt Jerry Weinberg. They were many and Sc
him favorite in spite Of the tips that bqzzed from
paddock TO field on Bohemian, one of Mr heenc 5
sending to the post for the first time. Except by
the few observers who had and remembered
he was practically left at the post and was gal
Ioping over the field at the end this brown good
looking of Hamburg practically neglected
by the punters Enough money sent into the
ring, however. TO lower his price three points ana
post time II 20 the best price on the States
Burgomasters opposition consisted in such Wei We!
tried two-year-olds Woowich. which beat FIRST
Water. in the Expectation; vendor which n to3e box
Jacobite's measure in the last running OF the
Eclipse, and. in addition. Quorum. Jerry Wernoerg
and Samson. He made them all look fooIisl anu
with his head pulled sidewise. He was IN re
cept of ten pounds from Vendor and seven from
WoOlwich: but he gave them both a fifteen Pouno
beating. Bohemian a good race, and is sure 10
find plenty OF support the next time he starts. ne re
disposed of Jerry Weinberg handily enough anu
for a time hung to Burgomaster with some courage
The five furlongs was run in 1!01 which consoe1- cot
ing the condition OF the track, stamps Burgomaster
colt of more than ordinary ability.