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The Washington times., 1905-12-31
THE NEW YEAR SLEIGH RIDE

The snow which began 20 fall the day
after Christmas kept on falling until
the city lay under a thick white cloud.
Downtown II was carted away by tons.
but in the district where Isobel lived it
was allowed TO remain. and as it packed
made the finest sleighing that had been
known for years.
lsobei watched it eagerly each morn
Ing when she rose 20 be sure il was go
ing TO last until New Year night. And
each noon when the sun shone strong
she regarded ii anxiousfy lest more
should melt'away than was good for the
Sleighing.
On New Year night she was to have
a big sleigh ride party for twenty-five
girls and supper afterward at her
house
The twenty-five girls were watching
the weather as eagerly a their pros
The Washington times., 1905-12-31

On Christmas night -.,lvn all was done,
And Sallie. tired out with fun.
Went climbing up her bedroom stair
She found three queer guests waiting
there
They smiled and bowed and said: My
dear.
We're resolutions for next year
We heard you don't know US at all
And so We make This early call
The tallest one held out his hand
And said. II m Thank You Under
Stand2
And If you Go not use me right
III pull your bed-clothes off at night
And / am Please - the small one
said
And / viii sit upon your head
II in the new year YOU should dare
TO ask for things unless I'm there.
The third one said. in accents mild.
by nature I am like a child
But il enrageS me when YOU
Answer YOUR ma the way YOU do.
Hereafter. Sallie, don't you dare
The Washington times., 1905-12-31

To make reply unless III ....s.S
Promise to use. Yes ma am next year
Or / Will fill your soul with fear"
Then Sallie, trembling, said: 'All right!
III use You all after tonight
Come. Sally, GOMEZ" Plum Pudding
cried
Let US run sayly side by side
For you'll eat me on Christmas Day.
a nd until then I'd like to play"
sally took Pudding by the hand
And on they gamboled through the
Ere long Plum Pudding raised a cry.
Look. who is here, Why. It's Mince
A1ince Pie ran up and said: .HeIloi
I'm glad to meet you two. you know,
Sallie. I'm baked just right for you.
And hope TO suit you Yes / do
Then Sally. Plum Pudding and Pie
Ran down the road. and passers-by
said: How We wish that we could
Such very lovely guests to eatr'
The Washington times., 1905-12-31

happened. but from somewhere a great
puHinS automobile made its appearance
| and crossed their path, nearly colliding
with them and frightening the horses so
that they leaped forward and tore down
the boulevard
1t seemed for a moment as If the
whole bob was turning over. but when
IL Strengthened itself and dashed for
ward swiftly, not a girl was missing
Many screamed. some took big deep
breaths-and then Miss Van Wyck' S
voice rang out calm and strong above
The thud OF the horses feet and the
jingling bells:
Girls. Hold on tight Don't think of
jumping, There's no dangeri"
And Miss Van Wyck was right: for
after a gallop in which il seemed as
though the horses made a mile a min
ute. the driver brought them down TO
The Washington times., 1905-12-31

the ground. So he ran. following the
course Of Kinghsher.
When Kingfisher came 20 the sun he
found that II was tied TO the branches
with stout string but he severed this
TO Fox who was waiting right below
him
FOX grabbed the sun and started to
run with IL. but the old woman and
Flint came out Of the bush and ran so
fast after Fox that he was not able TO
keep ahead of them
he threw the sun back TO Kingfisher
who was rapidly passing through the
branches overhead. keeping pace WITH
FoX's running.
Kingfisher caught the sun and fed
with IL. Then the old woman Snd Flint
climbed up the trees and began 70 pass
rapidly through the branches until they
The Washington times., 1905-12-31

quality of observation, YOU can tell at
a glance that the man who is waiting
at the station has not just stepped frofn
train. but that he is waiting for one
You can tell whether a train has pass
ed recently in either direction You
can tell how the man reached the sta
tion. and you can tell whether ne VII
get a train soon.
The Washington times., 1905-12-31
A DIFFICULT DEMAND

don't vans Noah's Arks or tops
Or other toys they find in shops
/ don't want drum or sword or gun
Or knives or railroad trains THAI run.
don't want miscroscopes or such
Electric boats | don't like much:
The things that ! want more and more
Are things not found in every store;
| don't quite know myself just what
Except they're not like what I've got.
The Washington times., 1905-12-31

If you wish TO learn whether or not
you have any detective instinct you
can do 50 by studying this picture
which tells a very simple and plain
story. The different things in it are
just like the simple things that enable
Sherlock Holmes TO make his clever
deductions.
For instance, if you have the proper
The Washington times., 1905-12-31

Longer than serpent uncoil my free,
Without beat of wing so swift ] cry.
That even eagles cannot match my load
Ever rs I go my coal black flag foats
length,
strength.
In fear they stand aside to let me fly.
And yet submissively 1 bear their ROAD
The Washington times., 1905-12-31
A DOUBLE PUZZLE.

This is a double puzzle In the first
place the ending words of the var
ious lines are all transposed II they
are put into their proper places. the
alternate words will rhyme and the
whole verse will ask a riddle
My scream rings out louder than pan
Tiers flee,
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
HOB4RT AND GRANT YIN.
Beat DerhurSt and Holt an Doubles
at NahQnt.

,;aaant Mass. Aug S-The' third round Of singles
vas completed and several matches in the second
Foand 0i doubles were played to-day in the invita-
ton tennis tournament at the Nahant Club.
There were two surprises-the defeat Of r. c.
ssave- tie Massachusetts, champion, by X Horton
"a the third round Of singles, and the victory of c
Hobart and W {. Grant over Z. B. Dewhurst and
4. J. Holt IN the doubles.
II the sefni-fnals ia the singles tomorrow Ior-
The summary:
siHgez-sec7nd round-R. c. seaver defeated W, c.
Grant, 81 6. - Hobart defeated F. - Nlnsiow'
e. S-3 Third rounf--r. Hobart defeated J e David
son g. 6. j. Horton defeated z, g Seaver -
~. 65. O. Ba;Ir defeated +. J. Suilaway. g. o-4;
( p De7Lu-st defeated George A Lyons r.. o-5 &c.
-
Ds.tses-Fsrst rouad-N p Ha.owel and r storer
esiess1 J. e Davidson ana =. 9 colson: Go 81;
Ber and =. =. suiaEay defeated J. J. and g 7.
44.Te-lag @ C-3: g. A: Lyon, lT and r e y.
-1;sol defeated Pier and r T. Winslqw Cd -
T:tz ana T. Metley. Jr.. defeated C. A. Atkinson
~ y ". cabot. by default; Horton and r Bishop
.le1iea \. Cg5uan T. Stockton. CO 4-8 p
3no Islad-C Hobart and ". c. Grant defeated r. b
fllgst ard II. J.. Holt. 6-3. e.; i. W. and h J.
-Ss'asEd eetssted Fitz and Motley. g., %
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04

Exchange Special Liverpool Cabes-Spot cotton
dull sales. 5000 bales all American: speculation ana
port 300 bales; receipts, oC0 American. Low MO
ding upland. sod. Futures opened quiet points
barely steady TO points lower August o tSa
August September. 51sd; September October 9lsd;
Observation-Disclosures 5.1sd; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS isl'
anuary 3 sod: January ebruary osld'
ruary-Msrch. 5s1d: March-Apr 5szd April-Ms e-u;
May-June s2d Juns-July. b-S3d ManchesteE-1 arms
ouiet: cloths more inquiry but much doing
AND MEAIl-Conditions IN the hour hlhln
are essentially unchanged. There was nlooerate
to-day in new spring patents 10 arriye hansas
ana 5ld and new Eansas clears Otherwise the mar
changed FTOUR-Spring patents 70 91elso 92 tra
straights 81 l5aS4 90: spring clears % go
No winter s3ds3 20: winter patents " s.'gso
", orter 237sS 45 rye FLOUR dnli' gsoIee or
I1ar Ia good 1884 30; choice 70 - syT T.
arm. aioted: Kiln dried So 20 BAtf
a., o,,a+ed Fine white yellow. 81 30 coerse ~
e. 1s FF,FsD western nominal: City stehas ~
yIr, snrina s1T; standard middlns sii soi or .,s
coo oo, rad dog s22 August xS2 "a.
baminV m ehop s21as2i 30 in bulk - Z'apsz@ ID III '
clinical $40 J1sSp ri, irrss,ar market all day.
t oIoseS steady seftSc net decline si"sl -
iron news beaTish in character
arts f-on, The Northwest 10 the eject tnai ~ cron
shouId hoil good for ten DAYS more. s
cphGli,is ,,t reer fhan years past II s
~ clear In spring wheat States nnd hIso ~.
a. belt with temperatures seasnnabie
n.. f,id.led expectations BY falling OF IN w
Itcein's 900 bush compared VI
sus.u'v rredct@d farm offerings we're COMP.
.iaI,, iigbt good export defnnnd for noT "as
-. ,, -nr noufz and moderate inquiry ior
o,eb m sales of latter were noted me tus,
,ssries showed little changed except Al l-seIp.
@ "a net higher on bad harvesting eono4i'n
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

rNor,r---,, - New-York. August 8 1905
Soft't1E~-Ihe coffee market stea
peiOie the close showed a de-
mana much OF which come from trade inter
tsts Ihe opening steady al an advance Of 5G1o
pUos' iollowing the higher European cables and
Iued lght receipts. During middle session par
s decline of points under scattering liquida
on but later the market strengthened and closed firm
at net advance OF points August points
4ater positions Sales reported of 11sO00 bags
trNate caples from Havre said that statistics
nppng put that bulls continued to support and the
J. pfenng higher. and while Rio was 80 rels lower
santos remained unchanged Receipts ports
as reported for the previous day lights
against 1000 bags last year. Jundiahy receipts
~cO bags against $1,000 bags last year. and the Sac
Pauo receipts for the day "a 39S against AZ 400
oaSs Tor the Warehouse deliveries
continue moderate amounting bags a ports
on Wednesday against 20 bags a year ago but the
street people report spot coffee. OF
the business here yesterday about coo bags
the nature of switches from late The
spot market reported hrm with quotations ranging
from 4ssc = &c Z
The of to-day
s follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04

ddurope AND the strength Of corn From 20 o'clock
auhS the Liverpool market will be closed
n.nS There was little change in prices the Cont
ns "A feature OF stesdiness In the afternoon the
nj 81 aepoT making conditions ss against 81 month
'l oV tst year II brought in buying
sources and also from pit shorts. The
Jared 20 regain all the ground IL lost
1as When influenced by the Eorfbv,es
Argentine shipments estimated by Rroana
@ at ssOoo00 bush 100000 bush the previous
According THE Price Current winter vrhesf
eu Indications have been fully maintained while fhera
!as oeen no important setback spring wheat Affer
me regular close there advance of &c on N.
cub cash prices closed follows ed Sss.c
e. 1SEr snc oJSsc , aroat; No / Northern Duluth
81 !SSs. shoat. COTtN-Buls took the lead scsir
market notwithstanding besrish Isrira
Sa-, epoFt the influences being small receipts light
strong support from leadn. interests ana
ri Shio statement indicating corn planting is
"hAe the crop needs
we're lis cars The Liverpool market showed eoos SrsI
closing l@l.d higher while fbs locsi
ater the largest days in some wesEs ya-
-eIo-+aJ Ishef- An export business loads vss
NO corn closed 62iSc elevator and n n e.
90 II, Mrste' oSc. and No yellow G2Sc n n anost
-. ne movement OF Iizht hut the ,-s-La.
,han quiet all day with undertone no n,ers
nore5 b' An export business GO 900 bush was 70.
bs 10 ~ ne asa oats closed easy as follows Mixe5
3SiIc 10 o. u3Sc; natural white so 10 81 N s5S
Mare, aI,G mo, cipped white 36 To- S7efS9c RyF
' No western. tic asked. Z New-York
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04

H H. Hollis so n 81 2s 70 bsssermiikA.
$50 u. at 81. DC. 134 n. 81 So
kerns Commission Company. vesls. I'D % As p so.
90. 81 h nj 81.
SHEEP AID IasMBs-Receipts 1sis ca-A o.
si0s had al Tor tie 1arket making with Hss
stock. 207s sale. sheep steady ard good
sheep hrm ana In demand. heavy sheep and lambs O.
higher others selling 15G25c higher.
mainly arrivals. held prime sheep
$685. 20 100 -. and small lot Os mixed IS:
mon 20 prime lambs s6GSS: eus 81 ss4<S Dressed
mutton steady 1fSc per 10 dressed lambs ssTf2c.
Saie--Kefns Commission Coz 22S
at 81 t l23 do, 50 10 81 -: 26s 81 2s
do 63 N. at 81 -; "a do II 70. 81 IL cuI1s
50: SO Kentucky sheep. S5 70. at <4 IL
s.. do. JOG 70. 50 So
Newton 4 Co. :i9 Kentucky lambs. IS =. cfe
West Virginia do % ~ az 81 s.; o3 do 81 n. 81
sheep. $50 70. Al s. 5; DO. "a n. 81 so. 90 D.
at 50 30: cus % rb s. so: 81 West Virginia 60
and yeariinss. % - az 81 90 Gate yestsrday). sSS
tucky lambs. g. 70. 81 25
Tobn & shannon. 222 Kentucky lambs. 81 d a. %
t42 cullS. as ~ 81 As sheep. % 100
90. 56 10. So: 4i9 lSsntuc<y lambs
90. 81 10. So 20: 14S do. 81 n. ST.
Mcpherson & Co.: 2so Maryland lambs 63
% sheep. 81 n. at So 90; 10 culls. 70 70. 81
HOSS-Recetpts were 2524 head 1914 carY hse
day.
Sales yesssrdays Judd: State hogs i&5 average af
140 N Sc 65. 90 Westerns 2I7 n. Co. Is7 n
IS 90: 30 do. 1S6 n. So 50: rouxhs. les ro
IS 65 do. 272 n at 50 co. boar. $40 .. 81 so
Tobin & Shannon: Il state hogs. 1s6 70 O. 7o sa
do. zoo n. at SO 65; roushs. SLA n. IS 10.
Andrew Mullen: IS State hogs. 100 n. IS S0
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Ncw-Yor[, August :, 1stJ
BEANS AND PEAs-There is very limited ,, demand ana
81 81 FOR CHOICE quality any
effort 10 realize important lots would necessate te
acceptance o lower price Medium slow and naTeiy
ssxdy Marrow beans sustained. but move only in
fobng way and light Red kidney are quite
much al the Other varieties
slow Scotch peas slow. We quote; BhANs- marrow
choice per bush So 49, medium 81 p = fSz 20 do pa
s e 40 red kidney SO 10; white kidney. 50 toSS 10
do black turtle soup, So T0GSS I9 do yellow eye 81 DO
bush 81 10 a.. -, =
RIiTTER-Receipts today were ss9i pigs me mar
Net without further change The general tone IS Lae
quiet but much business has peen as"iPl.tned tis
veaL that holders rather hopeful view or tfie
situation and asking fnIs late prices Under the Cal
OF % score sold az
21a.c and the trading store from u &c 70 &c
according 10 the clossness cf tire grading latter Tor
very high Medium 70 choice aaaliiies range
from 1870 Gle There has been little expert butt
al 10G2ic but most the European orders
10 Canada Renovated Is l.9ise higher aad hrnn. and
there n stronger both factory and packing
stock. supplies OF which are entirely tnadeguate we
quote creamery. extras 10. y 1sf22f tMercanttia
Isxehange onical quotation extras cise do nTsts 20 20
21c: seconds 19G20c do thirds. II lsalslae; state
dairy tubs, 2lc. 90 nrsts io-4Vc. d. seeoaz
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
OTHER mARKETs-sY TEEoRAPH.

Chicaso. Aug 3-cATTI-E-Rsc>t7ts goon trcluas
Ing 800 Texans market stsaty to prime sr1s-s
- o9SS 90 poor 70 mediura s. To9e5 10; an4
feeders 81 5s4 20: Sc +oSs4 so; hsissrs Sc 80
s. So Gamers 81 60eS2 40: bulls 81 soS4 cAlv.s 81
s. Texas fed steers So 6cGs4: Western steers IS soS
and butchers IS 5oS6 o5: choics heavy IS eOa
sales 50 15flS5 90 SHEEP-ReceIptS 5000 sh-sp l0o
lower lambs steady Good choice erhsrs 5o3& as
fair TO choice. mixed. S4ax4 so; native lambs grT
cincinnati. Aug. 2-FtOGS quisc RutcharsI Ss f3HA
So TO- common s54<5 90 CATTLE seeaty to xoot
snlppsEs - 2Se4 SaSS2 steady
81 IS9s& 90: lambs strong s&2s7
Eass Buffalo. Aug 8-CArTLE-Rece;pta. az5 n~a4s
steers 50 25Gs5 5o shipping steers oos5 IS: brtcer
81 5s5 heters. So 50s4 IS: cows s. 1884 cs stock
g 50sS3 9o socksrs and feeders. 81 T53<4 stock
heifsrs. So 2S6SS VEAIS-Receip.s. 80 nealt, cuL
So 25G$7 90 HOGSRscefpts 21o0 head pigs ard yrkss
active aid fru others dull &c lower heavy l6
Qss 50; mixed 50 S5fssS 40; &51S6 pss
Sc 5o0s6 co. roughs S5S5 20; 50 2Ss4 dair1.s
ass 80 SHEEP and IAlfRS-Receipts 1900 head, 6cfl
Lambs S 5ofs5 90 ysarings. IS T59se: wetherA $50
Kansas City. Aug. s.-CATTI--R -Recepts 5000 IN
cluding 2000 SClthers. Market strong 100 hlxnsr
Choice export and S56$5 fair TO
good S4GS5; Western Sc TOSS 20 ssocte.rs and
feeders. So T5aS4 80 Southern stesrs So T5GS4 5o
Southern s26s3 so; native S2@s4 native
hefers S2SS -; bulls. So 25SS 70: calves So SCOTS
HOGS -Reeeipts 5000 market 1oo lowsr Top. s 20.
s5 1895 so; pigs and light SIS 1885 90. SHEEP =
lambs 5s6 lambs. s. c5fs6 so;
yrariilE 81 25aS5 -! Texas clipped yesrangs 81 $50
S. 25 Tsxas clipped Kheep. s4 1Gs< So sock-rs and
feeders So 509Ss *.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
FORT ERIE RACES.

nj Fort Eric to-day; overlooked in the betting.
Summaries:
FIRST race fsix fur0ngsl-Con3uress IL 10 20 won;
Pirate Polly 70 s. second Bart. 10 10 l. third Time.
1913 3-5. - 90
The Broker 10 second; Annie Berry 10 /. third.
Time. I;02 % ,,.,
Ia won. Hans Wagner 10 2. second; Bakel. 10 2,
third Time. ;55.
OF the Valley. 2 second Highland Fling, 10 i,
E,s,b race zone nie,-Depends woni Ink, to J.,
second. Lemon Girl 6 TO /, third Time. 40 30
Qixtl- short course fSteepiecbessThe GUARDS
man to l. won Scotsman, 10 J. second Ohnet, 70
D. third. Time, S.0A-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
SEVEN HEATS IN ALBANY RACE

Albany, Aug. 3-Seyen heats were required TO de-
eide the 22l pace this afternoon Island Park and
every other horse but the winner was either dis
tanced ruled out. The summaries:
Pacing 2:21 class purse s5o0-Forest WILKES the
MIN. sixth and Time 2:26l3,
200 2:524 No second: Teo CALI third Monarch
thines the third fourth Distanced in the
sixth Time. 2:1sa 221L. judy V s. the first and
second heats. Dstanced in the fourth Time, 2:15I4.
2:l9ts. Delgulla. Nan Paterson, J. b. ". and Dick
Jetcher also
Pacing free-for-aIl purse s500-Frank Yoakum the
lfst and second heats and Time. 2:OIi& 2;0s12
Royal 4. Sheldon second Darrell third. Baby
tanced in the heat.
Ffve-eighths of mile dash-Won by Malta; Moorish
Dance second Guy Park third. FronteniX, Hattie Day.
Sentinel. Rare Music Tom lawson, Dandy Boy Sungint
and koenigin Luise also Time. :04is-
Three quarters Of mile dash-Won by Moorish Dance;
Holy Smoke, second; Dandy Boy, third. Hattie Day,
Sentinel Grace Curtis Sunglin koengin Luse Guy
Park also Time taken
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
START FOR COAST IN AUTOMOBILE

E F. Simmons with his wife, and daughter.
left New-York yesterday in an Elmore for San
Francisco.
Mrs Simmons and daughter are the first women
to attempt cross the continent in an automobile,
and the entire party is the second TO attempt to
from the East to the West. They Will journey by
easy stages
Mr.. Simmons will transact his business while
journeying through the country. He drives a two
cycle motor. which will run with gasolene, whiskey.
alcohol kerosene.
The trip win occupy all OF the summer. II VIII
be made by way of Albany. Syracuse. Bufraio,
Cleveland, Chicago Omaha. Denver. Ogden, Port
land and down the coast to San Francisco. The
start made at IL a. m.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool Aug. .-Ciosing-wFEAT-sp nomsna.
futures quiet Septsn1he-. Sad: December IS "a
March nominal CORN-spot easy: American mixed.
IS futures arm September Is 1Oxd: pecennb-r
As 10A.d- PEAS-Canadiaa firm az IS % FLoUR-st,
fancy winter steady at % 3D. HOPS IN London
Pacific steady f56fj i5s BEEF ezfra
India mess SIS Sd. PORK quiet prime mess Western
HAMS-Short u Is 70. firm
RACOS strong; Cumberland &c 30 70 as shorr
rib 47s cd: long clear nt6dles light
n ass cd long clear adlss heavy $5 to 40 n. 4ss
16 % n. AS Cd. clear
"a l6 n AS SHOULDERS II 70 frrri AZ
s3s. LARD firm: prime Western. IN tierces. 9Gs "a:
Arrerican refined in pals 5fs 81 BUTTER montreal
CHEESE strong. American fuest Write SIS American
0re -4s TALLOW--Prinls city 81
TTTRPENTINE-Sriri firm a As. ROSIN-Commoa
firm Oh ETROLEU3f-Relned quiet at Cd. LIN
SFT-p oil steady 21s
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

The Highlanders tied the in the ninth Inn
ing in the game with St Louis. at American League
Park yesterday, and won out in the eleventh inn
ing, when they made two runs. The score was
5 10 4.
The visitors took the lead in the early part OF the
game. and it was not until the seventh inning that
the Highanders hit the ball effectively. Powell and
Glade were the opposing pitchers. and the honors
went TO the former.
Several brilliant plays brought the big crowd to
its feet especially the splendid catch by Fultz Of
Clades fast liner in the fourth inning. Elberfeld
made a lefthand catch of McGuires throw. and
put out KoehIer. who was trying to steal second
in the seventh inning The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BEEVFS-RecsiTts we're Is head and an hell for
mcrTcws market Feeling duh and triae weak. with IS
expected for Fridays trade Dressed beef slow at
about steady prices sGSc per n for ordinary -
choice native sides and 5-aTc for lisn; Texan beef
Liverpool and London cables unchanged No shipments
to-day. The Jler. with - sheep Tor L
Dcnhack win probably sail Friay. aud the celtic.
with quarters beef win also sail Friday.
CALM e. Receipts. part late YESTERDAY 2s6 head
and 2f3 besides carried "wednesday. Trade
duh prices lower with about 900
calves reported unsod az late Medium % prime
xeals sold ST1SS leo 70. 5g.terEitkF. - arf
81. Dressed calves slow S.sGl=c pcr ~
Tor city dressed veals. with FAM selling
i2se country dressed at sells with few sales
eSreed IOlsc,
saIes-Jeiline. Wright & Co 81 veals 100
ss 100 10. do. 80 10 sI batternlAs. 1o3 u
a. s. -.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
OWNER FINED 500 AT ERIE.

Erie. Penn. Aug. 3.-The largest crowd OF the
meet saw the third days racing Of the Lake Erie
circuit at Reeds track to-day. Unusually heavy
money was placed the eleven starters IN the
2:16 pace.
King Daniel was favorite but unable to hold
his speed, and Little Buck by taking the last
three heats
James Esson of)Stratford, owner OF Little Buck
was fined 800 and the horse suspended from the
circuit for fifteen days account of laying up the
first three heats. .
Paulding Boy. favorite in the 2i4 pace. lost to
Citche Manato through breaking under the wire
in the fourth heat and being placed back. Thf
third race went 10 the favorite. Maude W.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
LAWN TENNIS At NEWPORT.
Ar Gerard and Miss Wetmore Beat Mr..
Sands and Miss Sands.
iBT TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.l

ib4 TELEGRAPH TO Ih4bOHE-J
-'ewport 2. J. Aug 9Th. second round in the
= ---Asd doubles lawn tennis tournament at the Ca
o WIS played this morning. and was witnessed
= large gathering OF cottagers. In the four
.Ia'ches some good lawn tennis developed. and one
fb- - vas 50 close that fl kept the gathering on
1ptee n excitement.
= l5efard and Miss Wetnaore beat Mr. Sands
- -s'ss Sands In a contest in which every point
g. ioagnt hard until the final set, when Miss
TIE 1.f,ed. l.fed. These pairs played even terms.
celar5 round fTniEed handicap doubles)- Sumner "
ana NsS - bliss Mauds Weimofe beat Austin J.. Sands
AZ sSsfg Sands, -. z-6, G-3.
Taqr .[@ sdfs Herbert Hartman John r. Liver
So -. hfs Henry Whtehouse 7-5. 81. Go.
Nis -tii IEi.er and Miss Anita Sands beat ogden L.
Hs--1s- Bliss Maria Moran. 81. 6-4
- = sands and Miss Margaret Busk beat William
-ssiin snd Miss Gertrude Pell Ct Ga
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
JONES WINS LAWN TENNIS TITLE.

a. I'stoi r J., Aug. al. D. 4. Jones the
-. - u Rhode Island lawn tennis champion in
- go az the Young Mems Christian Association
four set match.
fv "s hte of champion goes TO Jones by default.
ssr, ssssiee 4. Budlong the holder of the honor for
- years, having defaulted.
- 80 aisp came into the permanent possession
men, ID ior The winning Of the singles ioifna-
en- = y llhe lis opponent presented with the
~ Age .ruDuer-up. The summaries.
- tsEEls Championship fsineles hhsi round)-J. ID.
oss,,,e>7s,st j. Or Asbes. 6--s Ct, 3-s- c.
E.o.esage r0undJ y. e Jones lchalenseD beat c. Il.
SA. tnelces5. by default.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Pittsburg. Aug. S.-The Giants lost to Pitts
surg to-day in a heavy hitting game by score
n 10 10 4 II was the first defeat for the vis-
,,o-s after thirteen straight victories.
NcGinnity was put in the box for the Giants,
and was bit 50 hard in the sixth and seventh
Innings that Wiitse was put in to relieve him in
The eighth. The latter also showed wretched
forra and was hit for five runs in this inning.
The fielding on both sides was good. The bat
ting honors OF the day were won by Brain, who
made three hits in four visits to the bat The
score: