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New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
DETROIT. 2; ST. LOUIS. l.

At Detroit (irst game). RHE
Detroit. ..............,. a q q n "
Batteries: Detroit-Donovan and Warner ST
Louis-Glade and Hickey. Umpire-Sheridan
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
DEPENDS ON UNOPENED MAIL.
Hopes Entertained that Seaside Hospital
May Raise Necessary Sum.

With a late batch Of mail to be sifted and an
other not delivered the Association for improving
the Condition of the Poor was S22.O00 short last
night OF the $4,000 which II had hoped 70 gather IN
yesterday for the proposed new seaside hospital
for aiing children II is thought that the letters
unopened may contain checks enough TO make up
what Is wanting II the hospital is assured
The association undertook 10 raise S50t6O for the
scribe I25.tOO ard other men various amounts o1
core tiOn that the fun $4,000 be raised by June
Ihe association yesterday mOrning was short 1u-s
$4,000 OF the amount required 20 get these sur
sCTiDtiOns.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01

1t was announced at the end OF the race that i
would be necessary to remeaSure the competing
boats before the results were formally announced
1t is thought however. that this VIII change the
placing OF the boats The second PRICE according
20 present figures, will go 20 Sis, owned by Epen
Stevens, and the third prize 70 the May. owned by
A. A. Low.
Captain Lincoln of the Unome speaking Of the
race said that his beoat had been the leader In the
race from to finish, although she received
from the builders only last Saturday, and he had
had no chance to try her out The UnOme stopped
at Cottage City one hour, and at Saybrook two
hours for gasOlene. The boats had good weather
and fairly smooth water the entire trip.
Last year the Talisman was the winner OF the
race from College Point TO Marblehead Her actual
time was IS. hours "a minutes, Sc seconds.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
AUTO sPEEDERs SENT TO woRKHoUsE
Son Of Wealthy Minneapolis Man and
Chauffeur Get Sentences of Five Days.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune. !

tBy Telegraph to The rribunel
Minneapolis. June 30.-Workhouse sentences
have been imposed on two men who speeded
their automobile through the streets of Mime
apolis faster than the law allows. John H
Queale. jr-, of one of the wealthiest citizens
of Minneapolis. and his chauffeur. George E.
Heaton, were to-day sentenced by Judge c. L.
Smith in the municipal court. to each serve five
days in the workhouse
The two defendants gave notice of appeal to
the Supreme Court, and. filing bond they will
have their liberty until the appepal is decided
This means that they will not have to spend
July at the workhouse if they do have to go
eventually
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
TO EXAMINE SENATOR LODGE

Boston. June 9O-Umted States Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge has been included in the group of
prominent Republican politicians summoned to ap-
pear before the Suffolk County Grand Jury here
next Tuesday In connection with District Attorney
MoTan's Investigation of campaign contributions
in 1904 growing OF the Robert G. Proctor trial
according 20 announcement made az the District
Attorneys office to-day.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
CARPENTERS GET HIGHER WAGES.

The carpenters IN Manhattan and Brooklyn.
beginning tomorrow. will have an increase OF
wages of 80 cents day. bringing the wages up
to S4 so and S4 80 day. respectively. In addi-
tion. the Brooklyn carpenters will have their
wages raised. on August ID. to So so a day. for
which they went on strike on May /. The car
penters in The Bronx. who are still under the
arbitration plan, went on strike May 1 for
81 so a day and gained their demand. The car
penters of the boroughs of Queens and Richmond
will also get increase in wages.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
PgeKAsoo WAISTS BARRED FROM CHOIR

Asbury Park. n. J.. June SO.-shOrt sleeves. low
cut dresses and "peekaboo" waists have been
barred from the choir of Trinity Episcopal Church.
OF which the Rev w. n. Baily Is rector. Mr..
BaIy says that members Of the congregation have
made complaint to him In regard 20 the attire OF
members Of the choir. The rector also objects 20
loose sleeves that fall 20 the shoulder when the
young women chOrstcrs Faise their GO pin
back waywaTd locks The action OF the rector has
caused revolt the part OF the choir. but some
Of the members say that in future their seats Will
be ln the peWs instead Ot In the lOtts
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
SECOND BATTERY IN CAMP.

The I'd Battery, N. G. n. Y, went into camp at
Van Cortlandt Park yesterday. where II will stay
until July a. Eighty and six officers are in
camp A feature of their drill will be practice with
four new 3-inch rapid fire guns This Is the only
battery in the which far has been supplied
with this style OF gun. The officers Captain
David Wilson, Lieutenants l. s. Sherry. J. T.
O'RVan F. r. Barnett and j. !. Berry and As
sistant Surgeon w A. Boyd
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
CARROLL WINS AT WEsTFIELD.
Beats Barr in June Handicap Finals-Local
Team Defeats Ardsley.
By ralarraph 70 rhe Tribune. ]

westHeld. n J.. June So-The June Handicap
competition at the westheld Golf Club, which was
finished to-day. resulted follows:
First saturday-woodward beat Tuttle / up 20
holes: Barr beat Simpson. s up to play; Worth
beat Middleditch and .: Towney beat Kerchner by
2: Lyons beat by default: Cruise beat Cond
by default Bogart beat Van Dycke. by and 8; Carroll
beat Afccullom, up.
Second saturday-Barr beat Woodward. Up and 10
play; ToNney beat Worth by and 2 Cruise heat Lyons
BY and l. Carroll beat Bogart by and 2.
Third Saturday-Barr beat Townley. up; Carroll beat
Cruise up and 2 TO play
Fourth Saturday thnal match)-carrol beat Barr up
and 20 play.
The first qualifying round for the Governors Cup,
sixteen lowest TO qualify resulted follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
STRIKE TO AID CARPENTERS.

The sympathetic strike in the new custom
house. which scheduled for two weeks ago.
in support Of the carpenters who are on strike
in the new postofice station in the building,
but was postponed. went into effect yesterday.
In all, about one hundred and fifty mechanics
quit work. including marble settlers. galvanized
iron workers, steam filters and metal lathers-
The strike OF the carpenters is against the hand
ling Of non-union wood trim supplied by Penn
SVlVania firm
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
BASEBALL LEAGUES IN YoNkeRs.

meeting was held al Yonkers yesterday for the
purpose Of organizing new league Of baseball
clubs to play for the championship OF Yonkers and
Westchester County. Two leagues were, formed a
senior and a junior In the senior league are the
Centras. the Hollywoods, the Viewvies ana the
Young Mems Christian Association team, and N
the Junior league are the Elites the Nepperhans.
The Valleys and tho ST Jose phs Two ponnants have
been offered, besides = IarGe number Of individual
DEiZeE.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
NEW SOUTHERN RAILWAY OFFICE.

headquarters to-day at No 1900 Broadway. under
the Gilsey House The office at No. 1ls5 Broad
way viii DO discontinued. but the downtown office
at No 27l will still keep open doors. c. g. Thorn
the passenger agent, is in charge OF the downtown
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
ASCENT OF MOUNT RuwENzoRt,

Rome. June 30--A telegram received here
from Central Africa says that the Duke Of
kbruzzi, who is making an ascent OF 9Iount
Ruwenzor between Albert Nyan2a and Albert
Edward Nyanza has climbed 5000 feel up the
mountain aud expects soon to reach 5000 feet
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
EIGHT MONTHS FOR ABANDONMENT.

The first conviction in Westchester County and
perhaps the first in the state. under the law
passed by the Legislature makins abandonment OF
a wife and children by husband felony. was
found in White Plains yesterday when Frank Hen
erickson. of Yonkers was sentenced 20 the Kings
County Penitentiary for eight months. He aban-
doned bis wife and three children
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
CREW SAVED FROM BURNING BARK.

Montevideo. June 3O.-The British steamer
Foreric. Captain Crowley. from Antwerp for San
Francisco has arrived here, having on board the
crew Of the British bark Argentina Captain
Ottersen. from Lunenburg. n. S.. January 26 for
Buenos Ayres which abandoned al sea on
fire on June % in latitude 2S south longitude 43
est
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
ARSnAIR.
WEsTFIELD.

The westheld team defeated the team from the
Ardsdale Golf Club to-day by a score OF to 2.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
MISS MAY SUTTON WINS.
California Player and Partner Score
TsCo Doubles Victories.

Wimbledon England. June SO.-In the women's
doubles. international tennis championship games
to-day. Miss May Sutton. OF Pasadena. Cal. and
by 60, SS
g. w. Hillyard and Miss May Sutton beat p G.
Steward and Miss Pinckney in the second round OF
the open mixed doubles by 6-3. 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
CLASS
CLASS B
1HE RosEvILLE TEAM WINS.

In an East Jersey Golf League team champion
ship match between the Roseville Golf Club and
the Canoe Brook Country Club, on the former s
linEs yesterday. Rosevie won four matches TO one.
Class A ana Class B eighteen-hole medal play han
6caps were also decid d. B. S. Mclaughlin led in
the former and E l. Downs in the Class divi-
sion The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
SOUTH oRANGD
FOREST HILL.
...-- 81 TOf0
HANDICAP
BALL SWEEPSTAKES At ApAwAM,s.

AZ the Apawamis Club yesterday TIE 1nal for
the Hart Cup between *. Tenney and = a'soprlay'
was postponed but the latter was or ;hsIsd and
woa the ball sweepstakes with s7-5-s2.f In the
shifd round for the Governors Cup the results
were:
gFank a. Moore beat Il Hammond by default. : II
Isarf beat c. q Albro 3 W and Ftay = = Fuller
beat ] Wood 5y uP ani = pia, tieseotl Aetealf
fs.sr n r. Dean " uD and 70 play. W ]. Adams
A--a IL ~ 11.al1 ~ ~ ana 70 hlaE: = s. whaaiar
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
AL WELL ON "A sAvolE.

The French Line steamer La Savoie. which was
reported 20 have passed Scilly Islands with the
''uncontrollabe' signals hosted from her mast
head. arrived at Havre yesterday az noon. with
all we'll The officials Of the French Line could
not account for the signals OF distress.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
SUPERBAS DEFEAT. PHILLIEs.
Win Last Game of Series at Quaker CITY BY
Narrow Margin.
~ Telegraph 70 nae Tribune. !

Philadelphia, June So-The Superbas won the
final game OF the present series with PHILADELPHIA
to-day by the score of 5 to l.
Loose fielding on both sides played a big part in
the scoring. the home team being the worst Offend
er- Mcintyre pitched good game for BROOKLYN
until the eighth inning when he weakened After
one man had scored and with two on bases in this
lnnlne StE1cklett was sent in TO take his place
In the seventh inning Jordan started a baftins
The follows: ~
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
WARDEN WINS AT MARINE AND FIELD.

A w. Warden won the handicap singles tourna-
melt yesterday on the courts OF the Marine and
Field Club He met D. c. Nolleson IN the hnaI
round and although allowing him small handi-
cap. defeated him In straight sets The summary
follows:
FTandicap singles (seual-fnal Tcund)-D. G. Nolle-
SON. plus half 30. defeated c. W Sim. minus bal:
Is Ia "a. 6l
Final round-A w Warden minus 50 defeated
d. c. MoIlesOn. plus half 80. 81. 6-S. S-S-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
DETROIT. 8; ST. Lou,
CHICAGO. 6; CLEVELAND. a.

At Cleveland first game): RHD
Cleveland eEG..... Q Q Z SSSS - i !
Batteries. chicago-white and Sullivan. Cleve-
land-Rhoades. Eels, Joss and Bemis. Umplres-
Evans and Connolly.
CHICAGO. p; CLEVELAND. IL
At Cleveland (second game): r. H E
GaSsond Ghiess9 ............. - S4SS4GS III I
Batteries: Chicago-Altrock, Walsh and Sullivan
Cleveland-Eels and Bemis, Umpire-Sheridan.
PHILADELPHIA 6: WASHINGTON.
At Washington p H E
Philadelphia ...........0 2 o 0-6 2
Washington ............l D o 0-5 4
Philadelphia, Waddell. Bender and
Schreck; Washington. Hughes and Wakefield. Unl-
90 / onghlin and Common
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
YEARS CUSTOMS REcEIPTs s2Oosas2s4.

The annual report OF y N Stranahan Coiee.s.
Of Customs of New YORK was made puote 49,. -,
day- II shows that in the last year there A1s y.
a great iDcrease rtbe amount o. duties coliec',i
on merchandise entering this pert Ine sur.
eTeEated &ll0 6eS s9t q The record OF tIIS.Ssrs tIIS
lust closed Is the best ever made oy tne SO''oS'
al'lcA
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01

The final in Class B. for the June Cup. was Won
by DR. J. z. Wilson. who beat W. H Paine by
sgp. In Class c. DR.. w. R. Broughton won from w
81 Seymour by up in q holes
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
inish time Of the boats was:

The elapsed and corrected time of each boat fol
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01

Police Headquarters received word yesterday that
Lilly Vadare. of No So West 65th street. a trick
bicycle rider and Mabel Morris. of No a22 West
End avenue, missing
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01

a.; Iase hlt.Devlin Three base hit-Dolan Hits
Snn, n stneWson IN seven innings: off wiltse
oacr1hce hitsTenney, McGann Stolen bases
3oIan' Brown. Marshall. Left bases-Boston s; New
I b IcsHs Eirst base on errors-Boston. i New York
Sy Mathewson 8; by Witse. I; by Lindanan s. Time
Z:lO unpires-Enaslie and Conway.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

that they were Yale students trying to forget the
Harvard-Yale boat race. were fined S each yes
terday in the jefferson Market police court. be-
cause they caused too much excitement in the
Tenderloin on Friday night.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
TEAM MATCH.

Tctal ............ a. Total -.
CLASS A
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Rain Keeps the Highlamders Idle
and They Lose Ground.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TODAY
Detroit at St Louis cleveland az Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
CHICAGO. p; CLEVELAND. II
PHILADELPHIA. 6: WASHINGTON. &.

Batteries Chicago-Altrock, Walsh and Sullivan
and Bemis. Umpire-Sheridan.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
DEATH FROM HYpRoPHoRlA IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Juns S0-Joseph Mellon. of Paris. Ohio
died here to-day from hydrophOba. He bitten
by a dog about six weeks ago. and was brought "a
this city for treatment. but his beyond
medical aid.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
DOWN GO THE GIANTS.
BOSTON SCORES AGAIN.
The "Mighty Matty' Unable to
Pitch His Team to Victory.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TODAY.
RESULTS oE GAMEs YEsTERpAN
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburs az ST. Louis Cincinnati at Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
SPARKS WINS AT FOX HILLS.

Class and B. handicaps were decided on the
links Of the Fox Hills Golf Club yesterday C. w
Sparks leg in the first division with net score Of
r. aided by nine-stroke allowance In the B
class s s. Wfdtehurst led with card Of 9s-25-7a-
The scores were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
CLUB HANDICAP AT MoNTcLAlR.

IBy Telegraph The TEibune.l
Montclair, n. J., June S0-A club handicap. is
holes, was the attraction the Montclair Golf
Club links this afternoon. and was won by S. H.
Crawford with net score Of 81. The scores:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
CLASS 3
FOREST HILL DEFEATS SOUTH ORANGE

The Forest Hill Field Club won its home match
in the East Jersey Golf League championship Sc
g4es yesterday, defeating the South Orange Field
Club by a score OF TO o. There also Is-
Robert Kuenier with a net score OF 70 The sum-
mar follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01

Robert Abbott won a leg on the serni-scrat tel
cup. S. II. Patterson and L. A Chase were tied iT
the play-off for the June Cup both being down t
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
KIcsERs' HANDICAP AT GLEN RIDGE
IBy TELEGRAPH to The tribune

IBy Telegraph The Tribune
Glen Ridge. N J.. June 9N-Three tied for prizes
:n the Kickers' Handicap the Glen Ridge Golf
Club course this afternoon the selected being
g. with II. 3. Davis and w. G. Ffske having net
score Of 81 and J. c. Newell So. The scores:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
HANDICAP ON PLAINFIELo COURSE.
rBv TELEGRAPH 20

[By Telegraph 10 The Tr4bune.l
Plainheld. N. J.. June 3o.-E. e Ironmonger won
the Golf Committee Cup at the P1ainfield Country
Club to-day with net score Of IS. The summa-
RIG
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
sTWANOY
WYKAGYL.
CUP PLAY ON PARK GOLF CLUB LINKS.
Telegraph to The Tribune.

by Telegraph 10 The TTibune1
Plainfeld, N. J., June 30.-Alexander Gilbert, the
Rev J. o. McKevey and Charles B. Morse
points for the Presidents Cup and Mr.. McKelvey.
Mr.. Gilbert and Charles A Reed the points for
the club trophy at the Park Golf Club to-day The
scores:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01

The steamer Mary Powell will leave DesbrOsses
street al las O'Clock. West 42d street az . and
West 18th street at 80 o'clock every afternoon
for West Point. arriving there at $40 in time 70
see the cadets in camp. Passengers may return by
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
wYKAoYL WINS TEAM MATCH.

There fifteen players a side in the
team match between the Wykagyl and the ST.
wanoy golf clubs on the links of the former yes
terday The home team won by 10 matches to five.
The summary:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
BROOKLYN
PHILADELPHIA.

U =
Left bases-Brooklyn 8: Philadelphia 8 Earned
runs-Brooklyn 2 Philadelphia. q Stolen bases-Hum-
mel Two base hitS-Magee. Titus, Lewis Home run
YoTGan 9l sacrifice hits.IItus Alderman Double play
Intyre, Bases bals-on Sparks 2: OF McIntyre 2
Hits-Of Mcintyre. in innings Striclliett
In two innings. Hit by pitched ball-TTtus Thomas
Tfme-1:55 Umpire-JOhnstone.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
EASTERN LEAGUE.

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
Rlnalo s; Montreal 2 Jersey City Z; Providence 4
Baltimore. 3. Newark. ]. Toronto Rochester Uain)
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. 7

IBy Telegraph The Tribunel
Boston. June S0.-The game between the High
landers and Boston to-day was postponed on ac-
count Of rain The Highlanders left tonight for
Philadelphia, where they will play Monday.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
TRAVIS At ENGLEWOOD.
EnEhamp1on and Sulliyan Play
Keenly on Championship Course.

Despite the heat golfers turned out in goodly
numbers en- nnost OF IL. links IN the metropolitan
district yesterday.
The event OF tho DAY the record rounds OF
Water J. Travis and c. J. Sullivan at the Engle-
woad Golf Club Both made the course I'm Is, a
feat OF more than passing interest. in that the
noles as they were played yesterday will remain
,fe same throughout the national amateur cham
plonship tournament 90 be held there July 10 20 L.
Travis. playing with II. V. Keep. of the home
club, made his iron shots in deadly fashion, and
but for a few missed puts would have gone round
n u or p He dropped & stroke at the 130-yard
eighth hole, which cost him 4. His card was as
follows:
In ..,-...,...-.......6 8 : s s-SS-75
sullivan. who recently won the Baltusrol Golf
Club Championship, had D. r. Fell for q partner
The former had good luck when he ran down a
put for az the SsD-yard fifth hole, and again
the sl7-yaru sixteenth. His card follows:
out t......-.........s 6 & 4 a & s q SO
In .------..-....----....5 s 3-S6-75
The best SIX in the twO-ciub match at Englewood
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
CHICAGO. 2; C1NcINNArr. !.

At Chicago: RH
Chicago. o............. o o o / O I q q w 8 n
Cincinnati ............. o 0 o o o o.
Batteries: Chicago-Lundgren and Killing. Gin
clnnati-Ewing and Livingstone. Umpires-Klen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
MANY 7oTH.sT. PARCELS SOLD.

Pease & Gilman have sold for Joseph l. Butten-
weser the iron framework. which was intended for
a sanatorium Nos 1854 and 156 East 70th-st. on
plot 40x100 feet. to Henry II. HOLSTER and Henry
d. Babcock. who will improve the plot with pri-
vate houses. They have also sold the following
four story private dwelling houses. each lot
2Oxl00.5 feet: For John l. Martin to Woodward
Babcock. of Henry D. Babcock, No. 1853 East
Oth-st also No. 100 East 70th-st. for Mr. Martin
to Richard r. Forrest, son-in-law of Henry II.
HOLSTER, and No. 162 East 70th-st. for Mr.. Martin
to Henry II. HOllister These last three dwelling
houses will be modernized and occupied by the
purchasers.
In view of the radical change being made in the
character of this block, PeaSe e Gilman have
formed syndicate, which has bought the remain
ing parcels which We're for sale. the transactions
being as follows: For George Whiteheld Belts. jr
and Elizabeth H. Stanton. sold No 176 East 10Th
st, three story dwelling house lot 1sx100 feet
TO Park E Bell; No. 155 East 7Oth-st. four story
dwelling house. on lot 20X1O0.5 feet, for John L.
Martin to Henry G. Trevor; No; 157 East 7Oth-st.
four story dwelling house on lot 36x10O5 feet,
MI Trevor and No l59 East 7oth-st., three story
dwelling house. on lot 19x1005 feet. to Mr. Trevor
Nos 1853 and III East 7oth-st-. two three story
dwelling houses on plot 534x1O0.5 feet for Mary A
Thorp to Robert H. E. Elliott; No 173 East T0th-st
for Lucy NJ Cronin to Henry a. Coster No. IFS
East 70th-st. for client to Mrs. Edgar II. Booth
Is SX1005 feet -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
INVESTOR In 2OTH-ST. DEAL. !.
BUYS FROM PACIFIC REALTY COMPANY BUSINESS
BUILDING NEAR BRO11D WAY
Crystal Realty Company acquires Upper Broaday Block Fron-Sae
of RUerside House.

N. & L. Hess have sold for the Pacific Realty
Company the three story and basement business
building. No. II East 20th-st, 20 feet west of Broad
way, to an investor represented by Webster b.
Mabie. who will improve the property and hold 1t
as an investment.
The Crystal Realty and Construction Company
have bought from the Burlington Realty and Con-
struction Company the block front the west side
Of Broadway from 1SSthst to 1Ssth-st. plot 19sox
100 feet five six story athouses will be erected on
the site by the buyer.
F. r. Wood & Co. have sold for Joseph Hammer
schIag No. 1888 Riverside Drive. five story Ameri-
basement dwelling house, 25XlO0 feet, to ward
Brewer -
James Carlew is reported to have sold NO. 10
West 77th-st., a new five story American basement
brownstone dwelling house on a lot SxlO22 feet
The buyer will occupy the house The asking price
was