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New-York tribune., 1906-11-01

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Erie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 32.s52 l969
shore 16 1eg
New 1oTk Central dong iaaD .::. sSiS i5aS
Few York Central uIarem) ............. 1O.SI5 165
laIio S9,3%2 COS
Homer Ramsdeil Line NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4,G0o 40
IE:Recepts today. ca1s by frs,sS Sg
ean n rev scattering coops by express There Iair
Gayss of the old Stale % Stock i~kes
s}sasy prices qaoe s1RIs 3sbE%s N ana Fo41s
Per o i4c CCkS spHs idns IsanG ei9 Der No. Biz
so MSeP Ga pc: 90 soutaen a s ana
s r S pair 90 @ Sa'61R and sl s Gs9Ns
chickens ana fancy small dry picked broers moderate
market is S' s SS tsiS With ana aeS
fancy large DRY pck5a ws an a pfiss5 n @ haf
and m g gsd oea THs "a are d &nd @ ase 6
NTH se M up IN the S OF y
Irregular quality choee large SQUADS seady bGt other
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other S aF Rr and 6 s N YoT 9 0a SSr 90
%ronsng % a 5gl4e DO Western dry picked 9i3gl2e %
pr other w Wesern seaided Sailc
western n rg pched do Southern m and South
lU14c; do otner Western ga IOc do Southern
caed s GEESE T SPRING. EastsTn II
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n o b6S seadT sd G1eS @ ao saHe y @ PS
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PoTAT0Es AND 1EGTSl ABLzs-Irsh potatoes in lib
eral supply and weak. Sweet potatoes slightly hrmer
slow carrots dull Cabbages steady. Cucum-
P @ u 2F and e Peppsrs
Peas scarce string beans higher for anfy
Maine Pag s. tS@s1 G q f4 Dc Long ing 15apS o %
81 50a$1 IS: do per Dbl 81 5Og$ CO. do Jersey
S5 @Si S. pS sN EET fofAToi Jersey per tb $iasl
do per SSg DO Br aaf 5St 5nHFs B Bf: m Se
Sgs. he'd s1S5i 2 CNBBAdES per 100 = 56S4 5o
do white Danish seed per ton Sl29$o' 90 M & $g
ton other hoth9gse per DOZEN 9GGl & 2 do ng
short cut per bb $ias4 do long cut 5Geasl 90; GEL-
FRY and dS5en pa d2 sTse
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KAf.E nearby. per Dbl 25q4oc: LIMA BE3ANs potato
per per PashSf 6asSe siaS 80 Do 6So bush handle
SS'sf S5 siasI So Is: 0IH MusHRooMs whe PEI $5cg$
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So sn4 IeaW 81 @ N@ss & eF do o' csan
bag 81 5oG s. o do yellow. 81 2569$ To- red S1qsl 5O
per bag sta$2, do red s1a$1 75 Jersey white per
basket T5cHSi: OkRA. Florida, carrier s. 0u S5 90
PEAS. virginia per basket 5OcG$3; PEPPERS, Florida
s2 e5 do Pc small Dbl 81 255$1 Is; do green per large
bbI 81 25etSI 80: per small bb. IIc4si %; Pl
per 6t 56a75c: PARSNIrs I4E b6l 5ceg 81 1 tASlad
EESNs Florida per S27$4 do Charleston S39$i
MARYLAND SIQS2: Virginia. basket $lI -
do greer $Ias5; SQUASH Hubbard pc bbI 5Ocl$l do
marrow 5OQT5c; Florida per basket 1Ol zoe;
SPINACH nearby per bb 55Cq$ IGMAdoES At oe 9earoS; &
carrier s1GS2 do California per fiat box 81 5OaS2 DO
hothouse per ~ Gc TURNiPS Jersey and Long Isl
and rltsbaga per bb T5cEi$; 10 Canada. rtahaSa SOc
Tsi; WATERCRE;SS. per loo lunches, SlG$l 20 o.,u
Toledo oct 91-CIOVERSEED. cash, s. -; October.
So 20: December, IS 27ls; TIMOTHY 81 % ALsIkE'
New-York tribune., 1906-11-01

Baker County. Ore, School District No 5.
School Building.
Bait more County Water s. Electric Co..
Baltimore County. Md. First Htgs. Gold.
Csiiin, III, Electric Light Plant.
Charlotte, Mich, Wafer Works.
Ciackamas Coun;y, Ore School District No. J.
School Building. Series 3D."
Crysts' Falls. Xich.. Refunding.
les hoiHes. Ia. City Rsilway Co, CousoIi.
dated First Mortgage.
East Portland. 0re., Water & Light
Evanston, ILL.,, School Building. School
Reiunding.
Fergus Fails. MINI. Independent School Dis
trlct Refundng. Sch0o' Building.
Crotch 5. OAK. Independent School District
Refuudng.
Hart. Mich, Water Works.
Hawthorne. Ill.,. Board of Education School
District No. z. School Building.
Independence. Ia, Electric Light
Ithaca. Mich, Wafer
ieifersonvile. Ind, Refmding
Jerseyvilie, Ill.,, Reiuuding.
Logan, Utah. School Building, Gold.
MscOn. Ga. Sewer
MaE1ska County Ia, Funding.
Marion. S. Car Sewerage
Mcnominee, Mich, Sewer s Paving; Street
Improvement
Mount Pleasant Mich. Sewer.
New Whatcom. Wash. Funding.
Norfolk. Va. Appropriation Bonds Serbs
"a" & "B."
Norfolk, Va. Refnnding.
NDriolk, Va. Smiths Creek Bridge.
Norfolk. Va, Water.
Normal, ILL.,. Water Works.
0akes. n. Dak. Water s Sewer
Pennsylvania & Mahoniug Valley Railway
Co., First Mortgage ReiuHdng.
Pd.S iat -0Grty, iuG.. LGGrt aOuSs
Rochester. Ind. Water Works.
Sabula, Ia, RefGnding.
Salem. Ore. Funding.
Schenectady Railway CO., Schenectady.
NY, Consolidated Mortgage.
She!byville. Mo-. Electric Light Works.
South Bend Fuel Gas Co.. South Bend,
lad. First Mortgage Gold.
Stevens COun'y, Wash. School District
No. 2. Gold Re;a-dlng (COIyillel.
United Electric Light s Power Co., Ealti-
more Md, FIRST Cons o!idaied Mortgage.
Waco. Tex. Public Free School. 4th Series;
Water Works. End Series.
VI en County. Wash, School District
y. : (Palouse).
Miito1. n. H., Water Works.
Woodbury. County e, Refurding
SECOND
Decatur, H., Board OF Education, School
District. School Be dHg.
Lawrence CGaniy. H., SGhOO. District No. 2.
EIGHTH
Melasha, VS. igh School Building.
FIFTEENTH
Aroa ia Fin. chOol Building; Street In
prOyemen:: Wa'er WGrAs.
D-t:. Ia Water Works.
Jasper COHny, Ind, travel Read
Jennings County. Ind. Road.
Lenon H.. Refundng.
EEGETFEE,NTH
Pierce COu7ty. Wash. school District No.
22 (Fe-nFiID.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-01
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH

Five Per Three Year Gold COUPON Notes.
Coupons from these notes. by their payable
November 1905. the Office Of It's Treasurer the
city the holders option. the once
Of 1reasu-er the city q Boston. viii paid in
NeW York by the Manhattan Trust Company. - Wal
Boston by the National Bank Of COugneTce.
Building.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-01
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities We're sold yesterday at
auction at the Exchange salesroom, by Adrian H.
1luller & Son:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-01

For account Of whom may concern.
shs. Owl Commercial Company pref-..... 800
80 shs. WOodhouse. B1pp g pref. ....... 1850
80 shs. Woodhouse, Bopp a Co. common .... 1850
10 shs. Corn Exchange Bank stocz..... 3l4
10 shs Equitable Trust Company Of New
O. @ .- q. .. &c.
Al shs. Big Muddy Coal and Iron Corupauv
10 shs. Williamsburg Trust Compauy..-...... 22O
New-York tribune., 1906-11-01

IsS Broadway. New York. October s3rd. 1905 :
At meeting % the Board OF Directors OF this bane
to-day. sesni-annua dividend OF FIVE t50sl Pc
CENT the capital stock declared. payable y
proximO. 10 stockholders OF record clos
EDWARD RURNs. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1906-11-01
Dividend Notices.
Coupons Due and Payable al the Office Of
A. B. LEACH T. co.
149 Broadway
New York City

NOVEMBER fSr
Barlow, Fla
sroadwater County, Mont, School oistric. Ne. :.
Calhoun County, Iowa.
Connersvie, Ind. Waterworks
Decorah, Iowa, School District
Huntington, lnd School.
Iron Mountain, Mich, School.
kokon,o, Ind, Funding
Lake Forest, lIl, Bridge & School
Malheur County. Oregon, School District No. Is
Oknulsee, Ind. Ter.
Portland. Ind, School
Rockford & Freeport R'y, First Mortaace.
Rockford. Ill.,, Refundins.
Saint Cloud, Mnn., School District
Snohonsh County, Wash, School District Nc. %.
Snohonsh County, Wash, School District No. 46,
Summit N. j.. Sewer
Teton County. Mont School District No..
Union City, Ind. School.
Van Buren,. Ind, School
Winnesheik Co., Iowa, School District
NOVEMBER 10TH
New Castle, Ind. School.
NOVEMBER 18TH
Brown County, Ind.
Columbia City. Ind.
Dekalb, Ill., Water'~orks.
Kalamazoo, Mich, City & ST. improvement.
Mount Vernon, Ind, School.
Orange County Ind, Gravel Road
Swayzee, Ind, Funding.
Vigo County, Ind, Road.
Washington County, Ind. Road.
Webster County, Iowa, Refunding.
NOVEMBER 10Th
ST. iSnace, Mich, Water.
NOVEMBER soTH
Des PLANES, ILL.,. School District.
Cook County, ILL.,, Township 41.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-01
NEW YORK PRICES.

MTJTALS-TIN-Ther a decline rs I'd
IN the I.cBdon market for tin. closing at
1852 l2s Ga and at f94 Cd Locally the market
easy and lower with AZ 22iAc bid and a. &c
quoted at i97 Cd f97 It's Cd Locally
yas quiet. with lake quoted at 81 704
= J0c electrolytc 215O422e, casting n Esq
New-York tribune., 1906-11-01
PRESSED STEEL CAR COMPANY.

N1StOtl1I ~suo-
PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO; 81
quarterly dividend OF ONE AND THREE
QUARTERS PER CENT 1880 viii be paid on the
preferred OF this company November 2Sth. 1905
stockholders OF record the close OF business
veUber 5Jh 1896. Cheques viii be mailed from ths
OF the company. The transfer books viii
a T. NJ November sJh, 1896. and reopen ten
= ? @ JENKS Treaslrer
New-York tribune., 1906-11-01

Winslow, Lanier & Co., so Cedar St.
NEW YORK CITY
THE FOLLOWING COUPONS AND DIVIDENDS
ARE PAYABLE AT OUR BANKING HOUSE ON
AND AFTER
NOVEMBER IST. 1906
American Cotton oil Co. 41ses Debentures.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR. Co. Cen Mtge. Stss
Cambridge City. Ind. WaterWOrks and Street I'm
prOvement Bonds
COnnersviile. Ind. School Bonds
Greenfield Ind. School Bonds
MassOn & Cleveland RR. Co. Quarterly Dividend pa.
Marion, Ind. School Bonds.
Niagara Falls Power co. Canadian Collateral Deben-
Series b
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne & Chicago Railway Co. First
Mortgage 1cc Series E
Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne Chicago Railway Co Second
Mortgage 7cc Series l.
Portsmouth. Ohio. Water-Works 4s-
FSushvle. Ind Water-WOrlzs 6s
Starke County. Ind Courthouse IS.
NOVEMBER 18TH.
Portsmouth. Ohio City Building 5s
NOVEMBER 18TH.
Dearborn County. Ind. Funding 5s
Monroe County, Ind, Gravel Road 5s-
Owen County. Ind
POsey County Ind. Gravel Road Bonds
Starke County. Ind. Gravel Road Bonds
NOVEMBER 2isT.
Marion County. Ind. Refund!ng As
New-York tribune., 1906-11-01

shipper in the % cent The price gees into
effect
. The receipts of milk and in 4Oquart for
the week ending October ~. follows:
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-09
LUMBER QUOTATIONS

n Yellow Pine September. 1906.
d. s. and nosed for steps. add 81
per 1000.
NOVELTY SIDING-%x51a; No. 2 COM
mon stock pattern, SIG per 1000; No. l COM
mon, SIS per 1000; No B, $32 per 1000: No.
A. $35 per 1000.
FLOORING AND CEILING-13-16x3A
count 1x4 flooring No. common, SIS per
1000; No / common. $22.5 per 1000; No. B.,
$3.50 per 1000; No. A., $50 per 1000. For heart
face add IS per 1000. 13-16x2A, counted ks
flooring. B. rift, $40 per 1000; A. rift. so per
1000. For heart rift add SO per 1000; for IL
stock add 80 per 1000; VI ceiling, SOC per
1000 less than flooring. * ceiling wainscot
or partition add SO per 1000.
| Northumberland Castings and
Base Flowed lambs, Porch Rails. Reeded
Balusters, Etc.-1 in. stock No. C. mould
| ings, 35c per 100 llneal feet; in. clear
mouldings. SOC per 100 lineal feet. Ax11a
grounds, 30c per 100 lineal feet; Ax11s lat
| tice, 40c per 100 lineal feet.
/ SHINGLES-5x16 No pine shingles,
! 81 rs per 1900; skis No. pine shingles 50. so
per 1000; 5x16 No. 2 cypress shingles, 1925
per 1000; 5x16 No. l cypress shingles. "a:
| skis No. red cedar shingles, 81 per 1900
random width cedar $40 per 1000.
! LATHEs-No. O. s2.25 per 1000; No. 1.
1925 per 1000.
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FOR RENT.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

AkG1tAt4 ~ AAt9AASA-t
5o1 18th st. s rooms and hall ..........S 40.o0
809 9th ave. u rooms ................ 5000
24i0 9th ave. rooms ................. 40 90
$50 18th St. 5 rooms, part furnished. 5000
Haven, rooms -. ................. $500
1921 18th St. 9 rooms, mooern 49,. $3.50
1905 18th st., roeyas, modern ........ $500
1205 18th ave, rooms ................. 5000
1916 14th st. rooms ......... % 90
2105-7 First ave. rooms, each -. 7.5O
REsIDENcEs-soU
18th St. and Woodward ave.
houses. 10 rooms modern. each.... 5000
2217 14th ave. s rooms and hall 80. 500
sUBURBAN-FoR RENT.
6s04 Srd ave, Woodlawn, 6 rooms,
new ....-... ........ ....'......'....'. low
7o11 LIST ave, East Lake, rooms,
good repair ...,,,.. ................. 16.Oo
5eo9 1st ave. woodlawn, rooms,
good repair -. .....'............' 22.5O
NEGR0-FOR RENT.
South half 1903 North 10th St, 3
rooms -. ......... .................. 1000
400 North 18th St, rooms ............ 100
BUSINEss-FoR RENT.
Second floor of 1921 Srd ave. 50x140.. 800
l722-24 4th ave-, 50x140, . stories...... 150.OO
I'll LIST ave, 25x170, stories .......... 175.OO
206 list ave-, 25x140 4 stories ........ 225 40
zoos 3rd ave-, 25x140 ground noor...... 1000
2017 Morris ave- 35xSO, stories -. 175 90
PHI 3rd ave. 25x4o three Stories. 141 90
1722 End ave-, 25x1a0, 8 stories ... 1000
ia South 22nd St. 22x1OO, one floor 40 20
2202 Morris ave-, 25xS2 three floors. 1.50
2126 End ave-, 25x5O, two floors 1870. 1900
oath ST and LIST ave, 50x140, one
noor ........ 1880 ............. oo.W
205-07 1st ave, offices, each 1000
1920 End ave-, 25x140 three floors -. 1000
212S Bird ave-. 25x14O, new ssory 1900
10 S 18th st. 25xeO. story .......... $500
JEMISoN REAL ESTATE AND IN
SURANcE COMPANY,
1904 Third Avenue
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Are You Going to Pay
Rent Forever

Would it not be to your interest cash payment
good comfortable home and in the habit of paying for
that home rather than continue pay rent for long me
and II the end would have no interest in the property
We have the following for sae and many others:
Cottage South Seventeenth South Highlands
and bath two servants rooms in yard house Price,
$1,000. $1,000 cash, balance easy.
Two-story Broom home, North Highlands, a complete
homeke place and is worth than the price asked $4,000
Very attractive cottage home South Highlands house
built three years ago. just painted and papeed elevated lot
very best residence section Price $4250 It hard believe
that what about this place true price
show you
rwostory 9roen house, never occupied built without
gard to cost two blocks of Five Points the hillside
Close to churches and schools large city park half
block We can sell this easy terms. Price $3.50
we have several other attractive homes the South High
lands but we can't advertise everything
we nave to say that parties proposing to locate in that
beautiful section the handsomest in the south( will make
great mistake they try buy without seeing us
AS we have oen sad make speciality of property
South highlands many people going there that pays
us to give greater part of our time to it.
Turner z. WeakIey & Go.
2113 First Avenue.
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Retail Delivered Prices

Retail Delivered Prices o
FRAMING-2x4-6-s and 10, IL to 16ft.. AKA
e-s and 10, 10 to 16 it., 6x6-6 and 10. IL to
16 it., r. $500. sized, NS; ID. s., $23
per 1000. For each in above 10 In add W
per 1000. For heart add 81 per 1000.
TIMBERS-sxs. ~ to is it., 10x10. IL to Is
IT. r. SIS. Sized 500 per 1000. For heart r.
r. specifications add 81 per 1000. For every
additional feet add SOC per 1000 on franz
ing and timber.
GREEN BOARDS-1x4-6-S and 10. r. s1S;
ID. 2 s., $40 per 1000. For each 2 in. above
10 in. in width add 50 per $1,000. For Ia add
81 per $1,000. For heart-face add "a per
1000.
SHEETING BOARDS-1x4-6-S-10 and 70
d. 49,, not assorted. s16 per 1000. 1x4 r. or
Gull flooring, $3.50 per 1000.
RESAWED. w. B-1zx5h No. 2 COM
mon. s13 per 1000; No. / common. SIG per
1000; No. B., s1s per 1000; %x5h. add 81
per 1000.
KILN DRIED BOARDS-13-16x4-6 and s,
No. common d u.s., SIS per 1000; No.
common D. rs s., $3.50 per 100; No. B. D. 3
s., $2S per 1000; No. A. D., s., $a2 per
1900; 13-1sx10 and II. add 50 per 1000. For
each in. in width above IL In. add 81
per 1000. For each u in. in thickness add 50
per 1000. For D. s. add 81 per 1900. For
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$4,000 EARN

About 300 acres in a choice farming Sec
ton; railroad middle Alabama; has
house that cost $1,000 to build four years
ago; about half under plow, balance fine
timber; fine springs; rich land.
B. F. EBORN.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
CARS PRACTISE In FOG
Vanderbilt Cup Racers Sho1o Speed
Orer Nassau Circuit.

Afineola, Long Island. Sept. 20-Fog interfered
with the practice Of the Vanderbilt Cup cars
this morning. but in spite Of the unfavorable
weather conditions eleven OF the racers were on
the course. An interesting performance was
that OF the Frayer-Miller car. which made one
round in S65s minutes The other two Prayer
Miller racers were out also. the one driven by
Lee Prayer making three laps OF the course.
It's best time for circuit 81 minutes.
Belden, IN the third car. went a circuit In 80
minutes The three showed 20 better ad-
vantage than al any time since the practice
began.
Joe Tracy. IN the Locomobile. made the best
time OF the morning IN three fast circuits Of the
course. With Alfred Poole. his mechanician, he
made the first round IN s41a minutes and the
second In 3sk minutes. On the third lap he
took on a friend and went over the circuit in
IS minutes.
Roberts was the first OF the Thomas trio 20
bring his car the course He covered two
rounds in 4s14 minutes and another in 3Sls
minutes lie Blon drove a round in the fog in
52ia minutes. and on his second circuit let the
car out and covered a lap in S5 seconds. Callois
satisfied 10 go one round in SsH minutes
Although Mongini. in the Matheson car. had
10 stop for the hood that fell off. and spent sew
eral minutes IN replacing IL, he made a circuit
IN SeE5 minutes, Willcn speaks Wen iOr lne car
He sprained his right wrist slightly while crank
ing touring car yesterday. and this may prove
a handicap IN the race.
Herbert Lytie failed TO go out in the Pope
Toledo. not caring TO take any chances. While
trying to avoid running into buggy yesterday
he had TO ditch his car. and IN so doing one q
It's wheels was broken he is satisfied that the
car has received a thorough tuning up and IS ali
right in every way
The 50-hoTsepower touring car OF Walter
Christie which he viii drive in the trials In place
OF his racer. which was wrecked in practice,
arrived at his quarters on the Jericho Turnpike
this morning. Work was begun at once in strip
ping II and fitting IL up for the race.
The 3. l. ". car arrived az its quarters on the
Middle Neck Road to-day and will be taken out
for tuning up tomorrow. II. n. Harding. who
has been selected 10 drive the Haynes car. took
two slow circuits over the course this morning.
not caring 10 take any chances. as IL was the
first time IN the
The Oldsmobile car. with Keeer at the wheel,
went over the course few times at good clip,
and the seemed 10 be running we'll Wolly
Owen in the eight-cylinder Maxwell car which
arrived here last night. made round. but
lost tho top Of the coil box and had to go back
10 the garage.
Most of the cars will be on the course to-rnor-
row morning for the last practice spins. After
that the drivers will be busy putting on the fin
ishing touches and weighing IN. The hours for
weighing are between 10 a. m. and p. m
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
LITTLE YACHTS GROOMED
Striking Difference in Lines of the
Soya and the Orestes.

Potleaoed from keel TO sheerstrake. the Class
yachts Soya and orestes. representing New
York and Boston respectively, were much ad
mired yesterday as they rested alongside each
other, on the same cradle on the Marine Rssin
ways. near Timer Park In spite OF the rain
many yachtsmen gathered 10 see the two cham
pion yachts of the class thsx is TO begin racing
to-day for the $500 cup offered by Commodore
Reid.
Al agreed that IN was well worth the so,rnsv
20 look al the boats, for while the yachts undar
san look much alike Il is doubtful N two
boats have ever been seen designed aooors-
ing 20 a universal rule that show such An an
solute difference I'm the shape OF their hulls
The Soya. which was designed by Clinton n
Crane. OF this city, IS a smaI-bodied boat with
finely rounded but not broad bilges and a small
I'm keel, tapering 20 a wide bulb OF lead at It's
extreme draft To the raking sternpost Is
hung 8 long and extremely narrow rudder Ris-
ing about foot above the deck is the COM
panion hatch. leading 10 quite a rOomy cabin
The Orestes. which Was designed by Startling
Burgess. Of Boston. son OF the late Edward Bar
gess. shows a much fuller body and below
The water line than the other. Her bilges are
fuller. and her nm ana ruddeT are both larger
Than the SOya's. and her bow lines are fuller In
other words She looks what she is said 10 be- a
boat that Is fast under all conditions. but par
ucuiarly able IN a strong breeze and seaway.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
DINGLEY FIRST A YEAR AGO.
Cup Commission Has No Power TO Substitute
Other Cars This Time.

The elimination trial FOR the Vanderbilt Cup last
year whs for distance Of only IlS2 miles over a
course measuring eSs miles II was won by r. r
Dingley in the 6O-horsepower Toledo Of A I.
Pope, IN hours 20 minutes. Joe Tracy. in DR. E H
T. Thomass so-horsepower Locomobie. a close
second. only 80 seconds behind Dingley. The other
three cars 10 qualify the Royal Tourist. en-
tered by +. ID. Sherman and driven by Robert
Jarcine; the 6ohoTsepower Haynes OF Atwood
Haynes, with Frank Mutt at the wheel and the
oD-horsepover Thomas car of II s. Houpt.
Al r meeting Of the cup commission few davs
following the elimination trials she last three cars
@ qualify were thrown out. ana in their place the
so-hOrsepower Pope-Toedo. driven by Herbert
Lytle; the l20-horseDower Christie car driven by
Walter Christie. and the 40-horsepower White
steamer, driven by White. substituted their place
In was announced that this action was taken 10
strengthen the American team fy substituting for
the touring cars racing machines OF higher horse
power. which would show 20 better advantage
against the high-pOwered foreign cars This ruling
caused much dissatisfa action and. as q result the
commission this year has alternative. and the
rst hve cars 10 finish in The will constitute the
American team.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
BOSTON. l: CHICAGO. o.
TROT'TING And PACING.
Doris B. Beats BoliUar an Board of
Trade Stakes at Columbus.

Columbus. Sept 2o-TNpo races were decided
and two more almost completed this afternoon
az the Grand Circuit meeting here. Ten thou
sand persons were In attendance
Bolivar's defeat In the 207 Board Of Trade
Stakes caused a surprise. In the mud on Wsdnas-
day Doris B. won one heat but Bolivar pacaH
the nrst hair OF to-day's opening mile In 1:OlL,
and nnished lengths ahead OF hts tired rivals
Doris b hung on well IN the deciding uila how
ever. and won when Bolivar gave out In tba
hOmestretch. ~ ''o
Belle Bird. favorite in the 215 trot succeeded
IN prolongiEs the race by beating Lille RI IN rha
thlrd heat by half a length. after the latter baS
sasHy won the hrst two. Belle Bird won tha
Friday for decision WI uiii
ELEVEN good looking three-year-olds CANA an,
tor the kentucky Stock Farm Flturftv tro, anS
5 GoVe%Inor % Francis sold a 10 70 favorite ovar
S, az heu. leu "A oIeak soon after the start OF th,
IIst neat ruined his chances IN the cpentnsS -
sSs, su Sus.er. WITH j. B. Chandler up, won me
i.ist hs neat with the next five colts close nm Th
Aooe a fuil brother of The Abbott outgan,a, ,h
snS - oO,I a, tne finish OF the second r,iIs
aI1 i won py half length. The decfStns, hs
49,, VI. ue raced tomorrow. The summary follows
fASANS-<W 0CLAsS-BOARD OF TRADr r,-u
~NN VOne heat Wednesday, NS'NSH