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The Washington times., 1906-02-18
Washington Great Danes
CIassed High in Dogd0n1
Large Number of Crack Prize Winners Owned
in CapitaI-Howe Totten, w. c. Hill, and
Othcr Prominent Owners.

are also FaItcraft. Rosy Prospect, and
others of his kennel
one of our most promising young
dogs is KeIeph. owned by Mrs Simon
Wolf. under two years of age, Yet
winner CT many blues and the cause Of
many naisgivings in the hearts OF the
owners of Older dogs, when IN the
ring He may be our next champion
if shown.
Caspar f Gsier's Faltcroft's Hanni-
bal Won second in the puppy class in
the recent New York show, and he is
said to have several other promising
youngsters in his kennels.
d. j. Tavenner is the breeder or
KelDh and has several fine dogs, nota-
bly, Tavenna winner OF several prizes
Newcomers in Field.
The scores of other good Danes
owned here have not yet entered the
prizering, but patrons OF the approach
ing bench show to be held by the Dis
trict of Columbia Kennel Club at the
Washington Light Infantry ArmoTy.
February g. March ], ?, and 3. will
see q large number Of them make their
initial bow 10 the public in a class
which will probably never have been
e8Ceiisd In this country save, perhaps
at the Westminster Kennel Clubs
shows. to judge by The entry list, which
includes from this city and others
about fifty entries. containing the pick
Of Great Danedom.
Altogether there are more than 900
entries for the Washington show. COM
prising most of the recognized breeds.
and a lover of dogs viii fnd it well
worth his while 10 spend an hour or
two in looking them over.
The Washington times., 1906-02-18
City Park Results.

FIRST race-FOur furlongs. Imposition.
ll0 frreTlec). TO I, won; Beau Brum-
mel. 1l3 (Newman). to ). second
Knock i%irky. II3 fSpriugerl, IL To l,
third. Time. 0.51 60 Tom Morgan. King
of Min Rrook. Capera. Joe Davis.
Charley Ward. Chamblet Heirloom
Iathrope- and Vcndido also ran.
Second raCe-TwO miles. Heleerson
las (B. Smith. > 10 l. won: Eclectic. los
tNicoD, Z to 10, second; Regale 90
U,owe), To l. third. Tine, S:3S -
Marlin, Ida Vivian. Lou M. and Anna
Fftzhush also ran.
Third racine mile and a quarter.
over five hurdles Parnasus, l2S tE
Miller). 10 ], won. Glass Leader 15s
tRise).> > 10 =. second: Chara wind. l52
tATchibald', 5 20 5. third. Time, 2:2e %
F'ivins Rain Cloud. Could. Little Waily,
and Jim PCsoman also ran
Fourth race-Three miles. Attila. u2
(NicoD. > to l. won. Benvolio, 1I5 (Nish-
aTd). ( To 3. second; Drexei, Ice CIV Nc
Intyre). even. third. Time J.Iq SO.
Harry Stevens, Rossmond- Double Berry
Hughes. and HymeJtus also ran.
Fifth race-Six and one-haf furlones.
Minnie Adams. 102 (NicoD, TO 10. won /:
Jack Demau. 102 lAustin), 8 to 5, second ;
Auditor. III fW. McfntSre). } 10 >, third
Emergency. Prince BTutus, Billy Wood
ard. and Auroceiver also ran
Sixth raee-Aile and seventy yards
Debar. 1A6 CTroxlerl. to .. won This
tie Do. 100 tMcIntyre), to l. second /;
Shawana, los (Nico). to ,. third
Elliott and Louis II. also ran.
seventh race-Seyen furlongs. Bon
Mb,t. 10e G r. Davis. 3 to !, won: GsTnislt
IL (B, SMITH, TO l. second; Labor, 81
The Washington times., 1906-02-18
WILSON MANAGER
OF c. v. i. ELEVEN

The George Washington University
Athletic Association held its annual
meeting last Thursday at the University
building.
+. {. Wilson, of the third year medical
class. was elected manager Of the foot
ball team for 1906. He was instructed
TO proceed with the filling of the sched-
ule, which Will probably include Vir-
ginia, SwarthmOre. Lehjgh and several
other of the big teams. One attraction
is expected 10 be d ThanksgiS ing con-
test with Georgetown at the American
League Park.
\ report of the track team affairs was
also read showing that they are pro
crossing very faVorably Great interest
is attached To the three-Cornered match
with Virginia and Johns Hopkins at the
indoor high school meet at Convention
Hall next Saturday night
The baseball manager was instructed
TO sign lease for the Center Market
Arinory. and the boys will be called out
the last of this month for indoor prac-
tice.
The Washington times., 1906-02-18

Last SUMMER a number OF fancieTs or
Great Danes conceived the idea of form
ing Great Dane club in Washington.
Upon canvassing it was found that
there were more than one hundred dogs
ef that breed owned in the city and
fts suburbs. by more than fifty individ-
ual owners. and the remarkable fact Is
thet most of them are of good type and
pedigree The percentage of NUTS is
probably far lower than tn any otnef
breed except the very rare ones.
Winderbourne Kennels.
Probably the first in this city TO begin
to breed them Systematically to a high
type was Howe Totten, owner of the
WInderbourne Kennels, in Maryland.
who secured his first brood bitch IN 1880.
and has since steadily increased the
number and quality of his dogs until
now his kennel contains fourteen of
the breed. Of W1ich all but four are win
ners Il prizes at recognized peneb
shows and three of these are young
puppies. which promise to make their
mark at this months show. when they
win make their debut
The best known OF these are Champion
Tristan II. admittedly the best Harie-
arin. or spotted Dane, in this country,
whose picture with four Of his get. Is
given herewith: Vohi's Caesar, and Kim
drv. of WinderbouTne, all blue ribbon
dogs. -
Champion DagObert, owned by W y
Hill mas the proud distinction OF nav
ing twice received winners al the West
Minister Kennel Club Show IN Ne"
York.
Champion WaIkure-
Champion Walkure, owned nE II T.
L. Nicholson. is noted snow oos' a7
The Washington times., 1906-02-18
Williams Beat SChaub.

T. s Williams. the I47-pound Gal
laudet man. turned the tables on Pete
Schaub, ll6 pounds. Of Y NJ g a. who
won from the deaf mute last month
in the Carroll Institute tournament
The mute gained fall in one and one
half minutes ir the fastest and short
est bout Of the evening The victory
OF Williams puts him in the finals with
T. Lockhead. IA pounds. of Epiphany.
In the WelteTweight class. }. A Con-
rad. Isl pounds. of the Y. NJ. G. A.
threw Earl Elder. 155 pounds. from
Kendall Green, in five minutes T. c.
GladfelteT. 154 pounds. of the associa-
tion, will be Conrad's opponent on Wed
ueSdaV
The Washington times., 1906-02-18
heavyweight Bouts.

Besides these there will be four other
matches which should furnish the real
goods w NJ Dunivan, 19S pounds. of
Carroll Institute, and u. Mcdonald IS2
pounds. of the Y NJ. c. a. will go on
for the heavyweight honors. and T. H.
Miller. 164 pounds, of Carroll Institute.
Will meet J. p. Smith. 160 pounds. Of
Epiphany in the light heavyweight
class The third will be between +.
WeisbaCker. 1l11z pounds, and Karl
Locke tI3 pounds. both OF the instf-
tute. and the fourth will be bet tween
Charles Rogers and Charles Norris.
both 100 pounds. ana both members of
the ChapeFs Club.
The Washington times., 1906-02-18
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\. N. c. A. DEFEATED
TWO RIVAL CUNTS
Hospital Corps and Carroll
Reserves Suffered.
Preliminary WAS BETTER
Players in First Game Furnished More
Excitement Than Regular Teams.
Schlosser Absent.
PRELIMINARY WAS BETTER

At the Y. VI. =. A. last night. the two
teams which represented the association
won both games by decisive scores In
the main game the Hospital Corps five
lost TO the big association quint by -
10 6. while in the preliminary contest
tne Reserves downed the Carroll re-
serves by IS 10 %
The main game was IstIess through
out For the Y. NJ {. a. the work of
Leach vas notable. as was that of
BOpp who distinguished himself by his
goal shooting For the Hospital Corps.
Milford was the star. Frank SchIos-
ser of the home team. was out Of the
game owing to an injury TO his left
knee cap. which he received in the game
with the c A (. on Thursday last.
In the preliminary contest much bet
ter Dlaving WAS seen Hubbard. for the
\. NJ. c. \. reserves. won applause by
his aH-aFound good work. while Sunny
Coleman did next best work for the as
socistion. For the CAROLS. the goal
shooting of CroEan was notieea Bile.
The Washington times., 1906-02-18
CANINE ENTRIES
FOR COMING SHOW
Total Is go, of Whom 430
Are Winners.
FANCIERS ARE IN EhESIED
Want Washington to Become Important
in Dog Circles-Principal
Breeds and Exhibitors.
FANCIERS ARE I'M CRESTED

That washington is some day 10 pc
como an acknowledged center of breed
ing for fine. dogs. and that the taheieiS
throughout the country are ANXIOUS 10
see it attain that position is deHonstrat- l
ed bv the fact that 6S5 entries have been
received for the District OF Columbia
Kennel Club show. which is to be held
in the Washington Light Infantry Arm
ory Hall on February e and March l.
>. and 3.
These entries represent. among oth-
ers. about 459 prize winning dogs from
all over the country. some OF them with
international regulations and acknowl-
edged champions OF their breeds Many
Of the dogs coming to Washington took
bonors at the show recently held in Mad
ison square Garden in New York Here
they will be in competition with dogs
they met there. and with others. and
will be Judged by different men, so that
there VIII be all the interest and eX-
citement of entirely new competitions.
The Washington times., 1906-02-18
PRINCETON BUMPED
WEST POINT TEAM

WEST POINT, y. Y. Feb. lin the
Tough-and- -tum bic game of basketball
played here this afternoon Princeton de-
feated the Army by 50 TO 20. Near the
end Rockwell. al eauy badly winded
received a hard jolt aud colia psed ana
had to be carried from the floor.
Ten fouls were called against Prince
ton, Castle succeeding In catching eight
Of them for the Army Throughout the
first half each team aiteTnated in the
leading time being called with Prince
ton three points ahead.
In the last period, the collegiaus start
ed off with a rush and had a good lead.
nut the soldiers soon got together and
did some pretty team work ard goal
shooting bringing their final score up
wonderfully
Army. Position, Princeton
l., G Rockwell. Forward . Vanderbilt
Smith.
+ J. Johnson. Forward. -. Thompson
HigleY .....--... Cent er. ........... Clark
Hetrick ....-...-, Guard - HALLIDAY
IaStle .-:..>------ Guard. ,.-.---- Bokaan
Gcals from fi.ld-Rnckwe 4: John
son. Helrick. Castle Ha'HSov. ?:
Rokman. s: Clark. p Vande- biit. 8:
Thor, nSo7. 3. From fonl-Castle. s; Van
deTbiit g.
The Washington times., 1906-02-18

ron. 13I pounds, of Carroll Institute in
the finals
weight class Hermann Schmidt. I53
pounds. of the Columbia Turn Verein.
threw Albert Rogers. l33 pounds. OF
Epiphany. in two minutes after they
had been on for draw. This qualified
Schmidt foe the finals with Charles T.
kTOi. i52 pounds, Of the Institute who
got fall from J = OCOunur, I55
po- t1ds. of Carroll, in TWO minutes in q
second bout
The Washington times., 1906-02-18
Line Up of Reserves.

tioals-Hu5bard, :: Coleman. D. Jones,
Scott. 8; Keliher. 8; CTogan, o; Coln-
flower. 9: goals from fouls-Hubbard, 4;
Coleman, ,: CTogan. l. Referee-Or-
IandO PosS
The Washington times., 1906-02-18

tHenRessey). L TO /, third Time. 1:2s SIS
Envoy, Gambler, Rockaway Cascine.
IngoithSift MoncohOrd, Captainom
twenty SEot. Tor1on, and HuzZah also
The Washington times., 1906-02-18
AMATEUR ATHLETICS

Washington and Jefferson College
authorities announce that the institu-
tion will in all probability not send a
relay team to the intercollegiate meet
in Philadelphia. Scarcity of promising
candidates has prompted this step
The Washington times., 1906-02-18
Coach Dogs Reviving.

\ survival and revival OF the past Will
be seen in the classes for Dalmatians
or coach dogs, in which thirty-four are
entered. These dogs had been almost
forgotten until the past few years when
they were again brought into prominence
as show animals. but have now attract
ed attention of some Of the most skill
ful breeders
The only champion white Pomeranlan
in the country has been entered by ms
owner, Samuel Doran. OF PhliaueIphIa-
OF tbe diTereut dogs carded TO appear
at the show, 1iS have won over zoo
prizes
Following is a list Of the largest and
most interesting breeds TO be eXnlblted
The Washington times., 1906-02-18
Line-UP of Big Game.

Goals-Leach. :; Bopp, s; McI.ain. >:
Williams. Woodhead. >: goals from
fouls-Leach. Glass ,. Referee-Orlando
Ross
The Washington times., 1906-02-18
EPIPHANY BOUTS
ARE WELL FILLED
Many Prominent Amateurs
in Wrestling Preliminaries.
WILLIAMS BEAT HIS MAN
Gallaudet Boy Turned Tables on
Schaub, of Y NJ C. A.-Hohmann
Won on Aggressiveness.
WILLIAMS BEAT HIS MAN

The preliminaries for The wrestling
tournament which Will be held in the
Epiphany Chapel gymnasium next We'd
nesday evening, were pulled off last
night at the Twelfth street church, un-
der the direction of Frank Huseman.
the athletic instructor at the gym
uasium.
The affair Wednesday will be the sec
ond OF its kind 10 De held in Washington
this season. The first was under the
auspices of the Carroll Institute and
was a decided success. Many OF the
men who will appear next Wednesday,
woe in the Carrot tournament Follow
ing this affair this week another Will
take place at the Young Mems CHRIS
tian Association. on March ]. and it is
expected that those who show up
especially we'll in these will be those TO
travel 10 Baltimore to participate in the
intercitv bouts which are scheduled for
March To-
The Washington times., 1906-02-18
Some Heavy Entries.

st. Bernards, .; Dalmatians. 81; Great
Danes. 80: English settlers. 81; hulI ter
rfers and bulldogs. 43; cocker spaniels.
4q. AiredaIe terriers. IS; French bulldogs,
%: Boston terriers. 50: beagles. "A; fox
terriers. Il: Irish terriers, IS; Pomera-
mans. "a
Among the best known kennels OF
The Washington times., 1906-02-18

Benny Osthues, Who officiated so ably
al the 3. A. \. games in the capacity
of clerk of course. has been invited to
act at the Georgetown University
games on March 5.
The Washington times., 1906-02-18

Tom Burke took a great fancy to
George Bonhag's style of running in
the two-mile event al the B. A a
games last Saturday. Almost ringer
in action 10 Evan HOLSTER, was Tom :
comment.
The Washington times., 1906-02-18
Drew for Opponents.

In a number of the classes there were
only three men entered and in these
cases the names of the three We're held
by one of the officials and two were
drawn the ones taken went on last
night anC The winners viii go on tr. she
finals on Wednesday with the one re-
naming
The first hcut was between John
Hohmann. &C pounds, of Carroll Tnsti-
-tfte. and William Work. 10 pounds. of
the Y NJ. c a They Wrestled six
minutes 20 a draE. They went on
again after short rest and a the end
neitEeF had gained fail Hohnann
Wis awarded the decision on aggres-
siveness, and will so on with Vic Her
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-12

4S44-Navoni. Giacoma, Kuhrts
Bridge tract, lot s, block q.
4S45-Sanderson, q. W., Kuhrts
Bridge tract, e # lot 7.
blocx 2....................... ........
4S69-Foley, Peter and Jessie,
Kuhrts Bridge tact. lot 2.
4S7s-Cruise, Lawrence. Kuhrts
Bridge tract, lot 2. block A.,
4906-Aguilar, Jesus. and Gusman,
A, lot com 405 1T Sly from
Sc cor of Glover and East
Main SITS, tn Sly so #,
tn Ely 14S IT, tn My so IT,
tn WHY l48 IT to beg.........
II Sly from SIC cor of Glover
and East Main SITS, tn
Sly s. IT, tn Ely 145 IT, tn
My 40 It, tn WHY 14S 1T to beg
on S side of East Main st,
beg at NE cor lot g.. block 4,
kuhrts Bridge tract, tn u
along line of East Main
st 50 II, tn s 100 IT. tn
w 45 It 10 E line of said lot
s. tn My along e line said
lot b to beg .............,.....
49I2-Newerf. Edith D.. Hancock
Street tract. lot l ......."..
4,,5G2emey' dG iEt j;:;''i;;E Jessie B., Hancock
Street tract, lot 6...,......,.
5OO6-Tarr, Annie b., Moultons
add, lot Z. block S.........,,... s.
do lot s, block S..............,..
do lot ., block S......,.,........
5OOS-Paykoyich, John l.. (heirs
OF. Moulton's add. lot u
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-12
VOLUME II

No Name and Description. Amount
l394-Yoakum. John E.. Prich-
ard tract, und " int. lot /,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-12
DELINQUENT TAX LIST

NO Name and Description. Amount
DO lot g. block D ......e.." 81
DO DO lot lot H. H. biSSk Blosk b....... , ......... g
do lot 12 block D........... 81
422tshort. w. NJ, Norton tract.
lot 49, block G...........''1' go
4226-McGlysqn, Eugene Norton
do lot iis Biock Biock G......: G............. g
4246-Brockman Jacob P, a lot
com AQ It Sly from sEiy
cor of Loretta st and Arroyo
Seco ave, running tn Slv 100
#, tn Ely $50 II. tn My 100
- TT, tn WHY 150 II TO beg. ia
425s-Lemon. S. j., Sycamore
.. Grove tract, lot %, block g. COS
r.. Sycamore Grove tract
- lot If. block 4....,.......... i1s
426S-Morgan, james e., Sycamore
- Grove tract lot 25, block A.. 17s
R6o-Dickenson. Helen l., syca-
more Grove tract lot 8,
42S3-Poindexter, r. w, Sycamore
.. Grove tract lot 15 block l.. I'll
429l-Evans, g.. Nathan Cole. IRIS,
re-plat of lots o. TO- IL, block
4. Sycamore Grove tract.
42o4-IIunter, Mary S., sycamore q 0O
Grove tract, lot 5. block s.. 2O7
4SlS-McMullen. Q p, Poindex-
and, End IL, bloc block 49, Sycamore :, .,
48l9-Poindexter, r. W., Poindex-
and 12, block 10. sycanHiore
1000 Grove Grove tract, lot 49,. 25
Grove tract ex e 30 IT, lot
II. block ~, and ex e 40 IT,
lot u, block 12................. 1907
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-12

33S1-Daniel, Ulysses s.. E. L. A.
View tract, lot 45. block @
s3s9-Weeks, Elijah. Il. l.. A. View
tract, lot 70, block S........
do lot 20, block S............
3397-Edwards, Edward j., E. l.. A.
View tract, lot II. block 4
do lot II, block T..............
3-,9-Fallon, Elizabeth. e l.. A.
View tract, lot 3. block w
do lot 4, block W..............
3424-Lindley. Angus r.. Il. l.. A.
View tract, lot "a. block w
do lot 25, block W............
90 lot rs, block W.........,,.,.
do lot e. block W..........,
3427-Weldrick, Louis. E. l.. A.
View tract. lot 7. block X
do lot s. block X............,,
342S-Clark, Elizabeth h, T.. l.. A.
View tract, lot 12. block x.
do lot ~ block X............,
8429-Hatch, VIM, f. l.. A. View
tract, lot l3. block X.....,.,
do lot II, block X.......,....n
dos lot Is, block X.........,,
do lot 16 block X..........,,,.
s4SS-RogsIs, Margaret G.. E. l.
A. View tract. lot 25. block X
do lot 20, block X..........,
3441-Dunnigin, Richard. Meadow
Glen tract, lot 8. block L..
do lot 10, block 1..............,.
do lot 20. block 1..........,...
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VOLUME III

No. Name and Description. Amor
4SS2-Warfied. VIM. H, Eames
sub lot 2, block 30. Termi-
nus Homestead tract, lot g.
4396-Pradford. Luther r.. A. 70.
Tandy tract, Il 134.25 TT,
- lot l ........................
4476-Brown, Lydia b.. Terminus
Homestead tract. so of N
100 It, lot 3, block 36......
44IS-Cross, Jane s., Terminus
Homestead tract, w 57h It
of S 20 #, lot 3. block 80. -.
44S4-McDaniel Jean. Terminus
Homestead tract, N 1171
IT, lot l. block 37........... 4
4497-O' Reagan, Patrick j., Termi-
nus Homestead tract, r 6lL
IT of $50 ft lot 4. block q.
451S-Clos, Chas r., Fl. NJ. John
sons sub of block 50. Term
linus Homestead tract, lot 20.
do lot q and personal prop
erty .......................
4524-Poindexter r. w, Poindex-
ter's sub of lot 3, block SO,
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George Seioedcr, Fl, nnb Nnnie
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