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sTENOGPAPHER- - Experienced; recon-
msudations May Martin. 265 West
125th St
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COOk.-By young I1lsn woman who Is 8
treasure, country preferred, &4O. OesI
personal references AlIss shsA . bureau.
) L4sI 42d 81
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

ers Frederick ". sctinInerlins of No ssss Third
avenue. wes lined $50 for having forty quarts Of
SKINNED milk; Rose Zlatnik of No sos sth -.
PAID hne OF SIS: Louis Cuonio. OF No. 7ss ra ~
l6th street and Aaron streifer. Of No 2440 Eighth
avenue. poIn grocers paid lines Of $50 each ana
Ntneenzio Guerino. Of No. Ts Mulberry STRAIT % snS
Herman tEereks, OF No. 2lS9 Lexington sya1ns
were let of with $40 each @'enue
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
COUNT DE FEsTgrlcs NOT IN ooNrEup,

Count Gyula de Festeiics. who has q charge
against him Of kidnapping his nine-year-od son
tFom ms mother some FIVE months ago. will not
De punished for contempt OF court II he returns
the boy 10 bis mother. Elsie Hszen da Faststtcs
N~tIIth ~ nve Gays. according TO decision handed
preme Court 'AA ZIG SN
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

sTENOGRAPEER. years experiences
at insurance and commercial work. COM
patent and accurate; references. Address
Y. A. p 3IA Madison St, Brooklyn.
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Citation.

TTyHE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW YORK,
Il by tho Grace az God. Free and Independent TO
William f LanorfnieTe and the American Surety
Conn pauy, send greeting: You and each OF You are
hereby cited and required personally be and ap-
pear before OF the County Of New York
the Sur-ogRtes' said county, held St the
Hau CT Records, Borough Of Manhattan IN the City
Of York the 22d day January, 1907, at half
o'clock the forenoon Of that day then and
there show why order should not be made
herein revoking Letters Of Administration granted
heretofore William +. LamOrnIe-e upon the goods
cattels Of Catherine Reynolds, deceased
and providing such further relief may be just ac
cOrdtng prayer petition herein, and such
OF you as are hereby cited, under the age OF
tV-eEty-o2e years, required 20 appear by your
guardian. Z you have one, II you have none, to
appear and apply for 10 be appointed. or in the
event Of your neglect failure do guardian
appointed by the Surrogate TO represent and
the proceeding.
In testimony whereof have caused the Seal Of the
surrogates Court Of the said County OF New
Y. 81 York to be hereunto athxed. Witness, Hon.
FRANK T FITZGERALD, Surrogate OF our
SAID County at the County Of York the 2oth day
OF November. IN the year OF Lord thousand
nine hundred and DANIEL J. DOWDNEY. Clerk
Of ne Surrogales Court
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

JANITOR--By German couple; small fam
fly: cold or hot water fats: best Of ressT-
ences. Goldstein. %ST East S0th 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

COOK--By North OF Ireland woman as ex-
ceAant COOK ana lsqndTess; 6rsL class ref
e-en-e, country prefer al. 100 " est l0th 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
Female.

COMPANION or SECRETARY By refined
s.ns4isa sirl. German. 5Tencn, would
tsacu music tLescA6tIZAy methOGJ. Mss X.
So south 5roa1Hay. LOnAers.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

COACHMAN, married. wants country joei
splendid references: employers can be
seen Care OF Kempen, 1869 % ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
LOsI

HOST.
LOST -Psrkbook No. 4l4 1872 on Dry Dock
Sa.-irsE Bank Any person having Claims
rDo- eatg book s. called upon 10 present
the same 70 the bank within thirty days
or the sad book VIII be declared can
ceileI ana extiEEu'sted. ana q new one
issued iu Leu thereof
LCsT.-Bsnlbook No go 800 o. the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is missing ANY
person having a claim 10 II - nesehy c1--eL
upon 70 present tie same within ten cay =
OF submit 20 having SAID Dass19e- Cd-csi-e1
and q asW ore issued
L.osT-Pan. book No. s8s iso. on Dry
Dock Savings Bank ANY person having
ella ms upon said book IS called upon 70 y E
sent tie sane 70 tie bank within tLiFls
DAYS OF ne SAID book will he declared
canceiled and eKtiuEuished. and new one
issued 81 lieu thereof
LOST. .-Baukbook No. 85s. SO on Dry Dock
Savings Bank ANY person having clAlIAs
upon sat5 book Is called upon 20 present % %tle
. same 20 the bank within thirty Gays eF ~
said book viii be declared canceiled % %slil
e1tiuEIisled and new one Issued IN Hou
thereof
LOST -Esnkhook 40. $50 les Bank for
rueut STOPPED. Please return book 20 DATE
lost -Bankbook No 7O2 685. Bank for
Savings. 80 4th bve-. New YORK. FAg-
ment stopped Please return book "a bank
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

among tie passengers who VIII sail today for
Europe s-e.
TIE GCLTKE. FOR NAPLES.
y Ge Grs Felix arnold. Mr. 1n6 .lrs : O. Coleman
- A-rs thomas Z ar eod Mrs william ?.
Stanton
NJ 80 > JsTe-- Afre- Chzrles 4 stcddard
- As Jesse 3 AI-s. A. :. UIr-an-
TIE sLATCc-Ia FOR NAPLES
sn ANY C Gus5=- - n 60.
2 Emma q F-r-.---+ = = =,
q and Ms. u Hicb- IL 49, 1T-s r-s-.5s 2 =.
Travellers who arrived yesterday rrorn abroad
'-- '-0--
A.. -HE CF-ETTC. FROM NAPLES.
~ ~ -1-1-ter. William D. Cage
c4sytor -------A 70 5etn o. = lr@1lor.
~ AZ r. 1Ir and Mrs Y. z Trura-
s,Ss Ssa Mrs C-aTss Il slrs G. y. warrncsstla.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
HELP WANTED

Female.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$40 10 SbO monthly, az home, IN spare
tinle eorresponting FOR newspapers; no can
yasslng; eXperieSce unnecessary. SEND E0-
F5OTSEKEEPER (Workngl; respectable
woman 20 take charge OF house; small
family. pIaiu cooking; 10 washing Protes-
tant p--zerred. Address Advertiser. +tO
East 1IGth ST.
LADIES 70 stamp novelties; good income;
81 5G-SS dozen West i4th St. Room
4. branch 35T Fulton St. Brooklyn. first
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RrsINFss CHANCES.

NCTTLEGHAM LArE--Weu eALaolIsIl5.
F.-1,ytrs srerrs vo15.z Ike 90 correspond
with Arm VINO wish 70 shin direct AccresS
L O Box Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
ASTIQr e

9 ~ CHAIRS. re1eg-I-- ~ fg77~91r-1.
n-rc @ 49, -=z--ils r-a-Ure frames. FUR
F-.ss5.---ss.s -sso5a-= ,1.= charges. Ie1c guaranteed
log.,s - 5----rz S11g. 90 9Th ave. op-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
DENTIsTRY


BRIDGE WORK revolutiouiZed by Dr.
Buchanan's latest invention. teeth with
put plates specialist II porcelain crowns
Erc i-lays. inexpensive. Or. BucaaHEn, OK
Madison ave. corner 59th 81
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
Army AND NAVY NEWS.

From TIE T-fb2ne BarssuT
WesnicErc1- Decsnb%- g.
,ssQERs IssCED.-The following orders have
NAVY
Fissa Assts-znt Surgeon ~ r. WEBB detached naval
t1e1o staten. Newport, - 1svsl hospital naval sta
lo- san Juzz
FHssc Aszs--nr s-rTe3G z Il BLACKWELL 6etachsd
-' 49,
AUEENENTS OF WARS9TPS-The following
x1osseesaLs of Tessels have been reported 70 the
ARRIVED.
'roE 1Ies Boston and the Paul Jones Et Mare Isl
ah- ne scorpion. at HaIpt11 Roads: the Marietta.
a. sznt0 DOMINGO CITY.
1-f TIE Al Nipple. TIE Worden. TIE Tuxrun and
2e HEcoC1ouEhs 81 PORT Tampa the Sterling. at
sirres-s. Ls -iE-ue-luz, 81 Boston. the Ohio AZ
-oulk-as--Is.
SAILED
''lnef The Boston and the Paul Jones from san
s2lllsco to- M-e Island the Des &ones. ron Port
i-.-o Tor Santiago TIE Hun. rom Charleston for
AT YES. The H-ippls tEe Wordeu. the TTuxtun and
10 hacl51ouga, FROM Key Vest FOR Port Tampa
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK
i T rirzEerald E Surrogate Of the County Of New
work notice Is hereby given to all persons having
against William Sloane, late OF the County Of
Sew York deceased. present the same with vouoh-
- .he~eos 20 the subscriber he- place OF transact
iTg business at the once OF Stickney. Maclsy Nc
TsUrnev No 81 Nassau St. in The city OF New YORK
On or before the dfth day Of June. mex ..
Dated New york the first day ~ Decernb r. !soS.
sTICKNEY. MACLAY & ABURNEY, Atto'neys Tor
Adrlinstratrix. q Nassau ST. Borough OF Man
rattan, New York city.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

virginia HOT SPRINGS
NEW YORK OFFICE. e4s FIFTH AVENUE;
u-s+srs bsThs hotela and environments nowhere
eouaed Rheumatism, gout ana nervous diseases
ciTs6 Complete hydro psutIS apparatus Japan
ese palm room and parlor. Colt riding driving
and other outdoor Pestrats Through seepers Ieaye
nan reservations C & 0. once sS2 Broadway. ana
ofaces Pennsylvania Railroad
FRED sTERRY. Manager. Hot Springs. Va
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
MANY MILK DEALERS FINED

ro-s december -ern of The Court of Special sss-
No. g-,7Ae2 yesterday. A calendar consisting OF
80 usn one hundred cases was disposed Of. in
number of complaints against milk deal
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
slLLLARD AsD Pnnr- r.RrEs-

tst.r- t--l-1 ~ billiard and pocl
a., flga grs-s frv-ltrr 49, bl.i. IA
Es4or So prices MARK BROS, -
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
Citg Hotels.

A ELEGANTLY. FURNISHED APARTMENT. pr
2 . vars bath Il 90 daily including meals. two, s.
weekly one. SIS THE ALABAMA 10 Z Lth e.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
olD GnIn .s-n errrrn -

ho1et- s-fe- enc precious gtones
Ia 1-. highest u-e-Est value. made
err b r.ee- ar exchange tcr rev jew
.ac-a-- =. t- 'cs sr A. s. Topper =
20 ~ s. .s-.u.rIr.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

- vEL0CE Fast italian Tina
FOR NAPLES AND GENOA
Nnrd America. Jan. .. Braslu new twfl
screygl ian 28. Cabin. S50 u. Dining
Room on Promensde Deck. BOLOGNES-
HARTFIELD & Co. - Val sk
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
DFD I'D" LINE

n eNs@NsT- CT.ARWs NINTH AN~rAn
VlN lEM CRUISE. Feb. q o. %
days by chartered ). ). ARABIC. 12oOo
tons 8 Tours Round tas World
EPGNZ q CLARK. o. Broadway. =. X,
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Mzls-
ATTENDANT, companion 20 an Invalid;
experienced educated. gentleTnRnly, ac-
customed 20 travel: N@W York references
Graham 90 Lexington ave-
BUTTERFLY swsde; experienced; highly
recommended by all previous employ era;
n private family Answer oy istteF. buI-
Ter. l2S East 18th -.
BUTLER BY Frsnchnan; thoroughly com
petent: ln private family; city or coUn-
tgy; good references Capdeviile. Zsl Neas
Both 81.
BUTTERFLY young colored man . years
persoual reference as irs, class butter or
care or bachelor apartment Cali O. West
bath 81
CARETAKFR or work with private family
In country can furnish reference Ad-
ersEE Dan carroll. s3 Fulton St. BEooklyn.
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Surrogates' Notices.

SurogateS' Notices.
n -PURsUANcB OF. An ORDER OF HON. FRANK
York. dated June 18Th 1903. notice. s hereby given
late Of the County Of New io;k deceased TO present
psce q transacng business No 20 Wall street in tbs
CITY Of New before the tenth day OF January
% fEss E Elz Ezz 4ss 2 WkB II e k3B5 ls2f BUTLER
AfTEa E5s Kew SFf3ss 7afs s Attorneys '' 90 Wall
n PURSUANCE OF. AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK
i 7. Fitzgerald. q Surrogate OF The County OF New
cains against william F. Hall late or the County OF
Nsa york deceased. 70 present the same with
ers thereof the su6ST6er a. ts Place Of transact
haitian in City Of New York on OF before the
4as s Ta 5H 3; '2s 6 5H fGsf S5 SfP;2as aRo'
TURNER, RoLsroN Koran. AttoEnsys Tor Exec
Ut6r, p william Street. New York CITY.
N pursuance OF ~ ORDER OF HON; FRANZ r
notice hereby gyer 70 all persons having claims against
Soessed to present with vouohers thereof TO
tbscFissE At her De @ o. f S YORK oa o4 Srs @
Ds'd Ne" YORK the L tA% f.E s 2sisSss E2ss
CHARLES COLEMAN MILLER E-gaa, E1ecufraL
% Nassau st. New YORK City
n PURsCANcE OF A. os9ER M o.,- OF zo% =, ~ EmsEE Wv
5t5s is hereby given al persons having claiS egans
na 10 5qee5 the same With voGchs-. thereof
the subscribers a thsr paes OF tSnsacan{ business
30 go 5roadvay IN tie city York. before
Data s Sew York the 18th day Of November 1906
HONS HON AGAR5EiALL STEWART. Jr. Executors
"a :, S7!se VAN NEsS ttorneys for Executors
go Broadway. New Yo-k City.
~ P7-RgTE95CE OF An ORDER OF HON FRANK
! T. Fitzgerald. surrogste Of the County ot New
Gains ng5 sgainst william sloane Of County q
s neTeo: 70 the subscriber place Of transact
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

VALET. attendant 20 an Invalid expert
enced educated genteEanly; accus-
toned to travel. New York references era
ham. 60 Lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

YOUNG NAN wishes position in grocery
and importing house; experience; good
reference Matthew frankie, 249 East
10th ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

YOUNG MAN d wishes 70 work et any
thing employment agencies need not
vrita Pothcfr 40 East 10Th 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

USEFUL MANLY young man; forei gne-;
intelligent sober. IN private family. best
city references. speaks littls English. c.
Grany, s57 West eTth St. care Mrs. Neil
yee1-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
,-.,ropv sruANssHrP co

MALLORY STEAMSHIP CO.
--frICeta 70 Texas. Colorado. Msxf1o,
Nsv Mexico. Arizona, California Georgia.
FLORIDA Alabama. ate. ALL OCEAN
pOUTE TO MIAMI. PALM BEACH. Fla.
80 /. via Key Vest Our bOoixlss
'.Pockes Guide fres. II. 4. RAYMONn
Gen Mgr. i20 Frons a.. y. 4.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

USEFUL German IN private family! thor
oughly competent: best references; middle
age. Adolph 463 4th ave. cigar store.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

VALET or AssIsTANT.-To invalid; 10
years with lest employer n city: - years
previously IN Paris; recommendations. Co
rio. 152 East 21st 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

GARDENER SUPERINTENDENT - On
gentleman's private estate; life experience
in all branches; guarantees 70 give salts
factory results. Scotch. 80: married no
children; first class testimonials Gardener
care Marshall & Co.. l46 West Esd St Tel
92SS-Chelssa.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
PKoF. SITUATIONS WANTED

Female.
YOUNG LADY. graduate IN medicine Win
considerable hospital experience In gen
era! medicine and care OF mental cases,
would take entire charge Of an invalid az
home CT travelling. Address Physician,
care Mrs Mccarthy, 1I3 West 49th 81
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

8fANICURING. scalp treatment. prevent
ing falling Of hair. also removing
superau0us hair; appointments desired
at ladies' residence by competent, re-
fined woman Box 80. Tribune Uptown
Ofioe 1854 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

vALET.-Toupg man. % as valet to gen
tIsuan IN private family. Address
Norris Prsst Philip. 20s % 81. Lakewood.
N J.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

VALET or BUTLER slish nrse class
traveller. understands hts duties: with
gentleman n family; 10 years experiences.
Festa s. East 4Ist ST
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

STENOGRAPHY. typewritinE tac stnils
duplicating; superb work: cheap rates;
law work: stsnoETaphs-s furnished, per-
r2Gnent and tenporari'I 4S+5-Bsek
man. Jupp StenOgraphers Exchange,
$50 Ea-sau 81.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
EGY PIT.
GlD TnM1N00a Line

G Wu4 U Y u@SU U0QSO
Steamships OF the RED ID" line win
sal from Pier II. near Wan 81. FsrrJs
BroCklyn. for san Juan direct a. foLlowsf
9. s. cARACAS.-...-... Sat. Dec. g nooa
8 5. PHILADELPHIA. sat. Dec q no1S
For freisht or passage apply %
ROCLTON. BLISS & DALLETr
GsnsraI Managers, - Wall 81
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NCRSE-Arrendaat TO Invalid gentle
man: good shaver: understands the
duties Of a nurse thoroughly; physicians
and hospital refereucesi wages moderate
A. care Tribune Ofics
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

YOUNG MAN. 20; speaks Norwegian and
English. wants a few hours work after
8 2 m; viii take anything; references.
Nelson IS TCmpkiEs pl- Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

GARDENER BY gardener and super!n-
tendent capable OF taking entire charge
of Eentelman's Place. life experience in
vegetables, flowers and fTuitt 13 years ref
erenle from present employer; married z.
S. ndsrs. Cemetery ava. Albany. y. 7,
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

YOUNG MAN. q, with 2B years high
school education wishes position where
there Is c good chance of advancement. Ad-
dress A. claser. d01 Stone ave, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

DETECTIVE-Cle=er. discreet. reliable
young man wants work; ten years AZ
CONFIDENTIAL work; best recommsndat zion
is present employer; reasonable wages.
Burk. 214s 50 ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

HANDY MAN F'rench-Scotchman who
speaks English nusatIy wishes position IN
private family; all around Charles Watts.
James slip.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-16
REID IN BROOKLYN FINAL.
He Defeats GeIstOn m Straight Sets In
Tennis Tourney.

W. y Reid qualified Yesterday for the nnal
round in the handicap lawn tennis tournament
Of the Brooklyn T. C.. Reid put out ". n.
Gelton in straight sets and will meet the
winner Of the match bet ween A.. A.. HasseIl
and y. H.. SaDborn in the finals. The scores:
Brooklyn r. G. Mems Handicap Singles Pre-
Urinary round-R. ThAckeray. scratch, defeated
q ", Pardee, plus half Is. BY default.
EFirst Round W. l.. Pate. minus 30. defeated n.
Aackeray. scratch. 81. 81: W. n. GelSton. minus
IS defeated Albert Muller, scratch. 8-2.e 3, a >,
W a.. butcher. plus IS. defeated s. u. Church,
pAs 30, 81 %: Y. n. Sanborn. minus half ~.
DEBATED r. N. Brunn. scratch g.. g g.
fcond Round 4. 4. Hassell. plus haiT ~. de
teaed G. q Putnam. minus %. Q :. "a q g.
aelAn. Minus TO- - SIS 80 W. REID" nIns
hAtlS defeated waiter L, Pate, minus 10. Ia,
9-9f-G Y. =. Gelston, minus rs. defeated ". X.
SeAisFnal Ronnd-w. J. Reid. plus half Is,
6sfeatd WI oeistcn. minus 49,, So.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-16
HORSE SHOW FOR MONToLAIR
Local Owners VIII Have Q Chanc TO En-,
hiblt O September TO.

owners Of horsenesh in Montclair. n. J., and
vicinity are to have a chance TO exhibit at the
FIRST annual horse show Of Montclair. which is
to he held on the grounds OF the Montclsir
Athletic Club on Saturday. September 20, at
? O'Clock. The entries for the show are to be
restricted to MOntclair. upper Montclair
Glen Ridge, Bloomfield and Verona. and must
he in by September %. No fees are required
for entries and the admission to the show will
he by invitation In the event OF rain the
show il to be postponed until the following
Saturday.
on the horse show committee are L. l..
Chinn, Oliver Wren and Andrew Morrison.
The ind ges will be Y. J, Holloway OF West
Orange, Capt. william A. Brant. MOntclRir.
and DR., Ernest Buckley, veterinarian Of the
Essex Troop, Orange.
There are TO be twelve events in all. with
ribbons to be awarded in each. The events
az scheduled are:
Pairs Of harness horses; ponies In harness, chill
dren TO drive: pairs OF ponies in harness; cOmblna
ton harness and saddle horses; harness horses
/. (singles. any two seated vehiCle): runAbOut horses.
singles: saddle horses, gentlemen riders; saddle
horses, ladies' TO ride. hremen'S horses (cup TO the
winner; exhibition jumpers; ponies under saddle.
children 10 ride. and exhibition Of ESSEX Troop
saddle horses.
The last event While not certain IL probable.
There is to he music by Schweinfest's orches-
ira and a large ttendance IL expected. En-
try blanks can be obtained from l.. L.. Chinn.
IO7 Upper Mountain avenue. Montclair.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-16
CTcscCuts Win in first Lacrosse Game Of
the Season,

IN the FIRST Vnme Of the fall season the
lacrosse team nj the Crescent Athletic Club of
brooklyn defeated the twelve or the New
York lacrosse club nv the score OF 5 goals IN
,. The FIRST half ended 3'to I in favor Of the
New Moon champions.
The Crescent team mad IN it, lineup young
T.. Linton. a brother OF the famous hockey
and lacrosse expert. Young Linton has
Just come from Canada and will play this
winter on the hockey tenn Of the New Moon
club. IIe u almost as clever as his brother.
and 50 will be a valuable ACQUISITION 10 the
New York champions,
The Crnscents had an easy limo Of II scoring
almost AZ will. Gladncy made foH points
and Linton, kennedy, MoS's and O,ROurke
each one. Hughes and HiCkOrk tailed for
the visitors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-16
CLASS @ TRIAL RACES.
soya, Spider and JOY Meet 20 Decide which
Shall Compete Against Boston Boat.

There were sailed of the Atlantic Yacht
Club at Sea Gate yesterday two race. the
object II which was 70 choose q Q boat to
represent New York against Boston in the
i~ntercity races that are to be sailed at the
end Of the week.
Former Commodore Doremus a cted 30 the
regatta committee. and the start was made
on his big black schooner Lasos. Hendon
Chubb'e Spider, W. A. Bsrstow's soya, apd
Joy, which belongs 10 Commodore ". II,
Childs, were the oRly boats that sailed in the
contests.
The irst match was TO leeward and retu IN
over q four and a half mile course. Spider
led throughout the journey and won from
Soya by ~ seconds. Soya in turn was 2
seconds ahead Of JOY. The race was one Of
the p~rettiest Of the season. Al no time in
the struggle was there more than N seconds
bet cen the craft.
The second race was around a 1--WE mile
triangle. and the winner was ". 4. Barstow's
SoyR. She led the other Two home by >
minute ~ seconds, Spider finished second,
and Joy was again last. The race consisted
Of a reach. n run and n heat. The
PlRsT EXAMINATIONS RACE CLASS Q BOATS COURSE
~ Mills sTART, SIS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-16
CRICKET.
Leaders for Association Pennant Play .
Drawn Game.

Drawn Game.
with tn. season almost over: crIoEsssr
made the most OF their opportunity yesceroAy
and games were contested IN all the local
CREASE. .~o .eams. 1880 ~
70 iorieIt Y sneT oypo TO- ca",..
In the Lea rue series and Columbia Oval, q
IN y 81. e $500. n - "a A..
citation fixture. What was undoubtedly tAs
a.s"c,.,ion .s,,.. was the mesttns q ,ths
West Indians ano CoIumets ovslas frosper
Park Az neither team mao suffered detesA
the outcome was pregnant with possibilities
$3.50 A. lii 80 - dsc,Ss hat "a AZ
ASSOCIATION wlu naVo 20 uocpue "nA' w.
In regard 70 the season. pennAnt'
r.. KortlAng for Columbia Oval vas the
star In the zane. for after scoring % vita
49, re- \. ,.IIo~.d III. uc nv "a rt,Irinr a
wtckets At q cost OF 70 u D. doodricn
and Z. hgoure made q nne stand for the
west India ns and practically. averted defeat
" conu.oS"nS 10y ouS Sy NJ ~ ~
spec.Iveiy. q .oss; So.um0iA '"s' wv
County at Prospect Park in Z league cham.
pionship game OF the second section By .
% pII.bsa Sclbi.nTTu o owtna 1n 70 eSS .Ee s
good showing at the bat made by E. j VII.
Jams, who contributed more than one-haI
Of the runs made by bis side b an innings ~
20. r. II. Clarke did his share ID enablins
the Kings County men 70 win by taxing iouS
wickets for 10 runs. while G Gaptier secured
Retter for the Manhattans and he was I'M
fortunately run ont after putting on Il 4,
Bsckus bowled in great form and took folr
vtckets for 8 runs, T.. Bradshaw had four
for IS and II. Citizens got TWO for ia Tns
totals: Kings County s. -; Manhattan II a.
The newly organized -: Ronalds club ~
West Orange played the Montclair eleven sE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-16
WASHINGTON. s., NEW YORK "a. L., i-TrR'

dAMR.
WASHINGTON, Sept. -I5,-An even break
IN q double header with the. q iorks to-
dsy was the rood fortune Of the Ws.hinstons.
merits OF the. playing OF the two teams, but
luck decreed otherwise and threw the balance
in favor OF the locals
The first two runs made by the Washing
!Sn' a 70 b S@s P bs d ss%s IN we're he s', second Sa 'O inst%e
Iaporte threw on the ground In front OF Chase
and the ball bounded wildly into the bleachers.
30 that Cross vas entitled to score on the
error. On Nickname fly. down the left field
foul line in the fourth inning Conrov inst
managed TO act up to thes ball. but failed
10 catch IT,. and was unfortunate enough to
divert It's course under the hfty cent stands
and give Hickman a huke horne run after
Run number three for, the W~ashingtons vas
I heir only deser we'd tally Of the contest. when
'Stahl tripled iatthf efth inpiDg asa scored
on Wakefeld'e single. The New forks
kcored their only run Of the ffrst game in the
SseIeTs sscriHce and Ef1t6effsld's two 6sGser,
latten and Clarkson pitched with shout eouAl
trength In, this game and Clarkson should
'Ti OttR pitched the New Yorks to victory
N the Fecond game in his usual fine heady
stle. Edmundson, from the Houston c'''H
ofNhe SoutiTernTea5ue pitched his hrst game
tol Warrington and showed strongly until
in he JTyh inning and scored hve. a n
mare s3te hunt and Kleipovp srIohg nIscored
NewlYofks hrsta run OF the second game in
field. Wise and Williams. a base, on Bali 20
LApore, an error and another Ions ny by
KleinOC gave the New Works rye more runs
in the 4Hkh inning for an easy victory. wash
inGton Aseored its only run In the seyentE
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