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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, Feb. r. 1907
ARRIVED


ARRIVED
Steamer Dutch Giesefe Amsterdam Januar,
-, 70 Philip Kuprecht IN ballast Arrived Bar at
II: = IL lltu.
Steamer Finland. Apfed Antwerp February ? 10 the
Red Line with lU cabin and 74S
and mcse. Arrived at the Bar at D:4O III dim
Steamer Cerea utaD Martula. Genoa January 10 Ca
tania 10. hessna H. Palermo 23 to Ifirzel
FetHHHn 81 Co. with mdBe. Arrived ct the Bar az 1
Steamer statendam Dutch). Brunsnia Rotterdam and
Boulogne February to tho Holland America Line with
lt4 cabin and OB4 steerage passengers mdse. Ar
rived at the Bar at l2.15
Steamer Ursula Bright lBr. Goode sagua January %
and CaibaTieu February .. to " u Muuson.
Arrived at the Bar u Il N
Steamer Prinz joachim Gen Won Leltner, savaniIa
January 20. CartaEeHa 30 Port Limon md
- 80"
steamer Excelsior Brney Galveston February 20 tho
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse Passed Quarantine AT
B:55 4 m. -
Steamer Navahoe. Hale Georgetown s G February 2
and Wilmington y 9, .. 10 tho clyde IS with
Passed In Quarantine II % a " ~
Steamer Conlal Risk Mobile February T. 20 the MALLORY
IS o. with passengers ana mdse. Passed Sandy Hook
at 2:l8 IN. ~
Steamer Grande Hays, Galveston Febr,,arv r ~
the MALLORY Be co. with passengers and mdse. on HEh-
lands at 22s '''a'
Highlands p NJ 49, 'A
Steamer Havana Stevens Havana February O. 70 James
y Ward Co with 10 passengers mails and mdss Ar
rived at tho Bar at $50 NJ, ~
Sandy Hook, y. J., Feb. p M-W,nd ,o-,L
west: fresh breeze. clear. '' ~
SAILED.
Steamers Kaiser Wilhelm (Ger) Bremen via PIyu,optb
and Chertourg American Dutch. Antwerp pisa ISUeI
Norfolk. America (Norl. Sauna. -"
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JAPAN'S BUDGET PASSED.
Opposition IN Lo1cer House POrcer-
less-Great Expenditure.

Toxic, Feb. 1.-THE national budget FOR 1901
'O8 passed the House OF Representatives to-day
without the slightest curtailment. Such an &C
currence is without precedent since the opening
Of the japanese Diet The powerlessness Of the
opposition is regarded by many persons here as
a bad sign for the progress OF constitutional
government in Japan.
The budget for IsO7-'Os provides for the eIpendi-
ture of sSO6 10000 100000 more than last year
and is twice as much required 10 cover all
expenses, prior to the Russo-Japanese war. There
are large appropriations for naval and military IN
creases and new undertakings In the Department
OF Communications are 20 be met by an internal
loan Of SIS 600 900.
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dication. The two Chambers thereupon COM
bined the sovereign Cortes Of Spain and by
vote of 1876 to SO declared Spain a republic. On
December 81. 1874, Alfonso XII, father of the
nresent King Of Spain. was proclaimed King by
General Martinez Campos. and later was recog
nized all over Spain. He made his triumphal
entry into Madrid on March 20. 1870.
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Lectures.

FNHE REMA INlNG LECTURES on '1TTe PeIa1io.~>--
Israel with Babyuna and lssyra ~ ~ T, Oh
Francis Brown D. D. Davenport Professor OF 1ab ey
ana the Cognate Languages in the MON PbeoIoctci
Seminary VIII be delivered IN the Adams C1,ane 30 %
Seminary, 200 PARK Avenue 4:30 o'clock as foiIoH
Wednesday February iS-Hstorcal Relationst a..
Period. -SstA''''lS Later
friday February 1SRelsons Literature and sc,.,.
and Ethics " 'V'Ai AiIo' Law
Wednesday FEBRUARY 27-Reiations Of ReIrious rr,,,
rday March ! Relations Of Rel sious Belief RabyIo
Characteristic Doctrines ''s''us oellsI'
ThAs. lectures are omen to the public.
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SWISS REFUSE ExTRADIrioN DEMAND

Lausanne Feb. 1.-THE federal tribunal here
to-day unanimously refused the request of the
Russian government for the extradition ~ three
natives IF Georgia, Transcauoasia, who are
charged With robbing the treasury at Vouschi
Caucasus, Of $5Q0000 The court nejd that The
crime was the work of the Georgian federal
party ana that its object was purely political
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WAR OF HOUSES OPENS.
Continued from first page.

In the House Of Commons or outside on the
question OF reforming the House Of Lords.
Lord Ripon Liberal, Lord Privy Seal, after ex-
pressing sympathy with the sufferers from the
earthquake at Kingston. said they had heard
with the keenest satisfaction Of the manner in
which the navy Of the United States went 70
tie assistance of the sufferers. That action, he
added, had done much TO bind still more closely
the ties which connected them with their kin
aoross the Atlantic. The British were deeply
grateful 10 the American sailors and their
officers.
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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY u.
TRANsPAC1F1c MAILS

Destination and steamer Close IN New York
except parcels post mGlis}. Corea.
China AMI Philippine Islands via Van
cOuver and Victoria. r. C)-Empress OF
China .......;.;. To-day 600 m
Islands via seatue-Aki Marq -. Feb IL 600 N
Japan, Corea and China Especially sd-
dressed only) via Tacomal-rydeas FEB IL. 600 m
Hawaii Japan! Eorea. China and Philil
pine Islands C.la san FranciscDl-Si-
IBERIA 49,. Feb II 1890 m
Japan. C0roa, China anI Philippine Isl
ants via seat,e, L.,ra. Feb II. 800
New Zealand. Australia except Vest
New Caledonia Samoa, Hawaii and
specially addressed mail for the Fiji
Islands san Francisco)-SouonR Feb "a m
Australia except Wesr. FIJI Islands and
New Caledonia tiE Vancouver and
Victoria q siioweru .:...;..Feb %. 600 m
Hawaii Japan Corea, China and Phiip-
pine Islands tylH san Francisco
China Feb - m
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VATICAN'S PART IN POLITICS.
French Officials Soon to Publish Documents
Seized at Nunciature.

Paris Feb. 12-Interest IN the expulsion from
France Of Mgr. Montagnlni, who was secretary
of the Papal Nunciature here. Will soon be re
vived by the publication Of the documents seized
at the nunciature and II is learned that they
are likely to create a stir beyond the borders Of
France. The government officials here believe
that the papers in their possession prove con-
clusvely that the Vatican authorities have for
the last two years been constantly interfering
IN politics not only in France but in Spain and
Germany It is officially explained that the
lations between France and the Vatican. the in
volatility of the previous diplomatic CORE
spondence being scrupulousy observed 1t is
further explained that it was impossible to pub
fish the documents sooner they We're in pos
session OF the courts in the cases against the
Abbes Jouin Lecerq and Richard, who were ar
rested at the time Mgr. Montagnini ex
PEELED charged with melting resistance TO the
laws.
Rome Feb. 12-While the Pope is devoting
his attention 10 the religious features Of the
nict between France and the Vatican, 1t is
known that other ecclesiastical leaders are de-
voting almost their entire attention to the po-
ntical side Of the question It is asserted that
the latter have seized the opportunity presented
by the Introduction OF the proposed income tax
into the Chamber Of Deputies to endeavor to OBJ
tain the assistance of the financial world in
bringing about ministerial crisis in Paris.
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FRENCH woRKmEN's PENSION BILL

Paris, Feb. 12-The Minister Of Labor. N
Vivianl. to-day communicated TO the Cabinet the
draft Of the proposed workmen's pension law
1t viii now be submitted TO a parliamentary
commission.
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DOST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. washington d c.
Il Jan - Ip0I--Sealed proposals. will BE- received At
the Office OF the Purchasing agent OF this Department
T.! clock March ~. 1901. fur furnishing Facing
Slips Plain and Printed. they 30 ordered the
OF tho Postal Service from time he
fiscal year beginning July l. 1901. ending Be-
1905 during the four years beginning July l. 1897
and ending June 20. 1911. tho contracts h
awarded Blanks for proposals. with specifications ana
instructions bidders viii be furnished upon april
cation 20 Tho Purchasing Agent FOR Post De
partment, Washington. y. g. GEO. h. CORTELYOU.
Postmaster General
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INCOMING STEAMERS.

TODAY.
From.
astoria. Glasgow February 2......AnChor
'Cahetenss Para, February Booth
Coacho Galveston February Mallory
GenR mia. Naples January Fahre
FL Galveston. February Pacific
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY Il.
Majestic. Queenstown February White
KONG Albert. Gibraltar February An Lloyd
Graf WalGersee. Plymouth. February .Humb- Am
Main February Lloyd
Bristol Swansea January
tierty Eiers January Austrian
Barcelona. Hamburg. January 20 IiRmt Am
Kansas City Savannah, February
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10
'Nigiancia Vera Cruz February Ward
Galveston, February &c.. Mallory
Il Paso Galveston. February Pacific
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10.
February &c.,. Cunard
'St Louis southampton February o.. American
Minnetonka. London. February T....Atan Trans
City Of Macon. Savannah. February Savannah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-13

King Amadeus Of Spain sent message TO the
CoTtes en- February u, 1873. announcing his ab-
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seANlsH REPUBLICAN ANNlvERsARY

Madrid, Feb. 12.-Committees OF the various
Republican organizations yesterday celebrated
tie anniversary OF the proclamation in 1873 Of
the Spanish Republic
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AN EARTHsHock IN SPAIN.

Madrid. Feb. PA severe earthshock Lasting
seven seconds was felt to-day at Alltama, prov
ince Of Murcia
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Elections.

A NNUAL ELECTION OF THE AMERICAN INsTI-
l. TUTE, Thursday, Feb a. 1907. West 44th st
Polls open 10 \. 10 p. NJ
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MANHATTAN 49,, OPERA Ho .5s

MANHATTAN s.th o 81. N.a m1 sts Ave.
SEASON OF GRAND OPERA -
osTTo&SS GAT al THE HGdr
NOTs Mines Russ. zeppe De GisHs5Gs s ssysriao
venturini, Fossotta, Musnoz DAddL Rssehisnsn-
se1tnSh as spPeafsnts q MsiE MEIBA by reauss,.
y S6a ZaaS2a I2 Rono Hrimond
Fossetta Mugnoz Venturini. Reschiglian- Con-
FRi, FEB is a; s1ys5ara AIDA Mines sH,I Russ,
Ne NM sSs An9na
SAT MtTISEE. FEB. IT, at Eighth appear
DI LkNIMERMOOR Mines Media, severinai AiAI.
Bonoi sammaroo. MugnoE. Nenturini. TecchL Con-
SAT-. NIGHT. FEB. Is. at SIS eleventh Of the
rss 49, TO opera II fRoThToRE
Mines Russ, De Clsneros Zaecara, NM. Dalm0res.
S' sunday s:sS GRANp coNeERE soe.-si5O.
MON. FER IS. az s.i5~Amhrois ThoIaas.s MIG
NON Mines. Bresser- Gianoli, Pinkert. Giaconis-
NM BouCi ATimondi. Gilbert. Mugnos. Conductor.
WE'D. FEB 90, at slS-MeyerOeers DINORAH
Altchevsky. Ancona. Muguoz NenturInL Conductor.
PsfaI mSa"s MmTs ,SS Po BAL
Feb. 3e at ,. Mugnoz ReschiSlian.
MasmngtohS POPULAR PRICES.
BileT's use. ST. $3.50. 81. -.
Fiji FEB &c. al SIS CwashinEton's birthday
Grand Double BIZ. Mascasnrs CANAILEHIA Rus
aSrI Mms Banaida' NM Bassi ssmmarco Sc
SAT SAT MAI. FEB IS at :@eth appeaTaneo NI,IE
2actaria seysPina Nm BASS sam1naTco Mugnos
Fossetta. Daddi ReschigIian. Gilbert Conductor.
sAT. sight, FEB. %; at s,Is-ponlIet,i. LUCIA
BoncL seveilhae. Musnos. Tenturini TecehL Con-
dn''oF amp Popular prices. 75c 10 $500
n, SEAT RS SH MdaF F0R W STEIS , on LEB -
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METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
This Evening at 5 Ia TRAVTATA-Ssulbrlch.
Mattfeld Jacoby; CsruIo: Scott Bars. Dufricn..
Fri Eyg.. Feb. is. at is. TRISTAN IND ISOLDE
Gadski Homer; Burrian Van Rooy. BIass. MuhlInann.
Reiss Conductor HeF.E
Sat. Att. Feb 10 > AIDA-Emnaa Eanss
Kirkby-Lunn; CarusO. stracc!ari. Pancou MuhImann.
Conductor. Vigna-
sat Evs. Feb. 10 popular pricesl. az DON
PAsSt \ LE-SSIn9riSh; DiPPsI. scottL Rossi FOL
JEcoby. SinleoH. DippeL BsEua. Conductor VIEna
sun. Eydt FEB II. POP PRICES. At ss9
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT
sOgosts: CavRlisr Abott Jacoby: BurEstaIlsr Srne-
ciaTI Entire Metropolitan Opera House Orchestra
Guctor Bow
Non Evg.. Feb. IS. 5 L'AERICANA-Fren1staA
Reppod; CsrusO. Stracciari. PlaRcou. Jou-uet Bars
Muhluann- Conductor. Nigna-
Wed Evg. Feb. 20 az ; FACST-Frnraa E.l-aas.
CODY. sisO Rousssilsrs (rarewelD Plancon Staccla-
FIJI Morninss Feb % Wash. Birthday Reg. Fries
Matinee a. II 80 precisely PARSIFAL-Freulsta4 Burg
stai.er Van Rooy: Blass Goritz. Journet, Suhlnana
feisS. Stiner- Conductor. Hertz Seats
Fri Fsyg, Feb -. at ; MADAME BUTTERFLY
Farrar. Homer, Caruso, Scott. Ress. Paro Muhinann
Conductor, Nigra
The sale - seats for weeks performances bsgns
tomorrow CFhursD Q A NJ
WEBER PIANO USED.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 65s Sunset 1871 Moon sets 6:44 Moons
HIGH WATER
AA-Sandy sos Gov. Island 500 Gate 1922
T. MSandy Hook SAP Gov Island G:O3i He'll Gate 1885
WIRELESS REPORTS.
The Majestic. which reported Sable Island at $50
m yesterday. when 24O miles southeast OF that
station, IS expected dock about 68O
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Proposals..

= S ENGINEER OFFICE ROOM Fl ARMY
- : Building, New York, y. y, February 9 1907
Scaled proposals furnishing and delivering pinE and
round timber. t!mbe: ana lumber paving
us rods bolts spikes etc Tor constructing repairing
Ltes r. the Hudson River y win received al this
once until - NJ, March IL 1907. then publicly
opened Information furnished application. y. W.
LOCKWOOD Col Engrs
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR OFFICE OF
Grounds, wsshing,on. d. 9. February 5 1907. Sealed
proposals duplicate viii De received opened at
the above office at ta o'clock noon on "wednesday.
April 8. 1901 furnishing all plumbing for
the House OF Rapreseu atives Office building
specifications DO had application tho Of
flee certified the = twenty dollars
guarantee tho plans specifications
after tho award oc contract Bids be accompanied
by certified check surety bond ga the tho
amount OF bid Contract will require approved surety
right - reject any 10
any tecAui~alltv Informally In any bid ELLIOTT
WOODS. Superintendent L. 5. Capitol Building and
Grounds Approved. T. A HITCHCOCK. Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS
Arsenal Building. Fitth avenue and dItI street,
Borough OF Manhattan the City Of New
Sealed bids estimates viii be received 10y Park
Board At the above Office Of the Department Parks
THURSDAY. MARCH II. 1901 borough o: Manhattan.
No.
For work ana material installation plumbing
and drainage apparatus IN the Public Library
Aston. l<-u3X and ridden Foundations. avenue
thirty thousand dollars time allowed doing
completing the work IN this wears
after notco 70 begin the building given
The bids will be compared and the contract awarded
at a lump aggregate
Plans may 10 and blank forms may be obtained
at the oHee OF the Department OF Parks Arsenal
trail Park Manhattan and also the archi-
tects Carrere Hastings. No. % street
haitian.
For further particulars city Record
MOSES HERMAN President.
JOSEPH l. BERRY
MICHAEL !. KENNEDY
Commissioners Of Parks
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Broadway & 45th 81. Evk. sis
Mats Today and Saturday. 2.IS
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

With Conroy and Keller still on the sick list
the Yankees won another game from Cleveland
at American League Park yesterday by q score
OF to 4 The home men played with snap and
alertness and nearly all their hits were made at
the right time. The visitors. on the contrary
put up a sleepy game and only In the third
inning when they scored three runs. were they
able to bunch their hits effectively. Their lead
was not long lived. however. for IN the third
inning the Yankees followed Up their two runs
In the first inning with two more.
Williams got to first tumble by OBHen
and advanced on g. single by Laporte. On Mori-
arlty's out Williams crossed the plate. while
Laporte got 70 third. RIokey then hit TO stovall
who threw TO the plate IN effort 70 catch La
porte but the throw too late and Laporte
tailed.
In the fifth inning two moro runs gave the
Yankees the game Laporte went TO first on
four wide ones and reached second on single
by Moriarity. Hickey sent out q single but La
porte failed to move from second and was
forced out. Thomas singled, and after Stovall
got the ball he threw wide 10 the plato. with
the result that MOrarity and Hickey scored
Kuenow was put out Of the game by the UNI
pIre for Kicking IN the second inning and
Thomas took his place. double header VIII
be PLAYED between the teams at the park this
afternoon The score follows:
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AMERICAN CRIoKETERS GET A DRAW.
Time Robs Dublin University Team of a
Well Deserved Victory.

Dublin. Ireland. July 25.-Time robbed Dublin Uni
versity of well deserved victory against the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania in the intercollegiate
cricket match finished here to-day. The Americans
set the heavy task OF getting 1913
the game. but succeeded in obtaining only I45
the loss of wickets the game. therefore. GO
ing record draw.
". s. Evans and II Y. Hordern, OF the visiting
team saved the day for the side in q partnership
which produced 50 runs. Evans played dash
ing innings OF II, while Hordern followed up his
success with the bat in the first innings by scor-
carefully near the close in effort 10 secure a
draw, and was not out with II 10 his credit HOr-
dern again had sensational success with the ball.
capturing six wickets for 46 while d. Graham
took three for q.
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RESULTS OF GAMES We

Cincinnati July 25.-The New York Giants de-
feated Cincinnati to-day by a score OF to g.
Ewing. who was in the box for the home team.
weakened in the sixth inning, when the visitors
made al their runs
Mccain. tho first baseman of the Giants
played with the team to-day for the first tina
since his injured more than a month
ago. Mathewson pitched for the visitors. and
in good form
In the sixth inning a two-bagser by Ewing.
a wild throw and three-b Dagger by LObert gave
Cincinnati TWO runs. Then the Giants fell on
Ewing. and a three Dagger by Seymour. singles
by Doyle, Shannon and Bresnahan. a base on
balls and tumble by Odwell netted four runs.
The fielding OF Devlin the feature OF the
game. He made several fine stops. \ one
handed one in the first inning was loudly ap-
plauded. The teams Will meet IN a double header
on Sunday. The score follows:
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GOLF At MANCHESTER.
The Haruard Champion Leads Field
on Ek1canOk Links.

Manchester. Vt, July 25-Henry II. Wilder. OF
the Nesper Country Club and the Harvard golf
champion. won the low score prize In the qualify
ing round OF the annual golf tournament for the
Taconic and Ondawa cups the Ekwanok links
here to-day. His card 3S-40-75 Edward W
Clark. q former member OF the Harvard golf team.
was second, with 70. Frederick HerreshoT OF
Garden City, followed. with 50; H l. Edwards the
Texas champion. had s.. while Merrill K. Waters.
the Vermont State champion. and .. West Taintor.
Richmond County. tied at 90. There were seventy
starters
The first round. at match play for tho Taconio
Cup resulted follows:
H, Il. Wilder. vesper c. c. beat ! D. woodaa Rut-
land. up; ". A Eanl!I. Fox Hills. @. Palmer
6iba aba ! up Henry W. Brown. Philadelphia, beat
lex Herreshoh GaEden city. beat D. West Tsintor.
Eichuond County, up and 70 play; G II. Clark
Philadelphia. beat :. / Taylor. DySer Meadow. UP
and ? 70 play; Merrill X waters. Midland. beat Ed
ward W. Clark 80. Harvard. up ! % play; y l.
Edwards beat a. NJ Reid. Albany, up and 10 play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
THOROUGHBRED NEWS AND NOTES

T. v,as announced yesterday that the United
-" pacing Association would hold its annual
$50 meeting next fall its new course, OPP
rcsita the Belmont Park racetrack The nrst
meeting was held at old Morris Park in 1900 willIe
asst wear the meeting was tralsrerreo 10 the BEN
ming track near Washington.
.Tromn1y. Smith, racing secretary OF the Coney
,,S Iockey Club, announced yesterday that six
-! 80 tyro-,ear-olds are still eligible for the Flu
t,-ttv which will have value close TO s4ooU.
Arnonr the youngsters eligible are Colin. stamina.
1III.ie wing James Bar None, Ben Fleet, Smoker.
J1Ia powell and Chapultepec.
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ON THE GOLF LINKS.
Travis and Graham to Play an Four
Ball Match at MOntclair.

Waltar 7. Travis Of Garden City. and Archie
Graham of the North Jersey Country Club have
agreed to team up in a four-ball match against
Jerome D. Travers the national champion and
Marshall WhitIatch at the Montcair Golf Club on
soturdav The first two accepted the clubs in
yitation yesterday. This match is q prelude 90
testimonial the club has planned TO give Travers
on Saturday night in appreciation OF his unusual
achievement OF winning the Metropolitan. New
Tersey and national championships all In one rea-
SON The golf match will be an an-day sffair, at
thirty-siX holes.
II is likely that both sides will return a low
hest ball as all have different occasions shown
ability TO negotiate the Montclair links. This Is
especially true Of Travers and Whttatch who
slain, Montclair for their home gresn- Last year
rrevars lowered the record 10 a, but scarcely two
weeks ago Whitlatch cut this a stroke. AS for
Travis II may be said that he can be counted en-
ar ali times while report has IL that Graham is
Continuing the Same sterling golf which earned
him place in the final round OF the recent ma
tIonal tournament at Cleveland
Women members OF the Forest Hin Field Club
competed in team match yesterday. Mrs c. A.
woodruff and Mrs. ]. Campbell Cory captained
the opposing forces and the latter's side by
score OF 2 to /. II is planned to make these
matches weekly affairs throughout August. Tho
scores were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
ENGLISH CANOE WINS.
American Boat Finishes Second for
the International TrOphY.

Langston. England July 25.-The English
canoe Kismet, sailed by Linton Hope. Of the
Royal Canoe Club, won the international trophy
OF the Royal Canoe Club to-day. defeating the
American. Italian and French canoes in the sec
ond race Of the series
The Kismet won the first race on Tuesday last
with the italian canoe. Comanerina. second, and
the American boat Rosamond sailed by Charles
Burgess Of Winchester Mass. third. In to-
days race the Rosamond finished second.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
TIGERS WIN TWO GAMES

R Ps = s'' 'S g u :
Hatterles-Detroit Kuian and Schmidt; Boston.
Winter and CrIger.
Second game -
B Bos,5a ....99 9 : Q % 70 8
pa,terfes-Detroit Sever, Schmidt and PAYNE: Bos-
Ton Erritt Glnze ana Shaw Umpire-O, LouRhl!n.
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; Gsy ...:........:::5 9 9 %
Tuo-base hrs-wiuinIns and Doyle Sacrifice hit
Ellerfed. Stolen hasss-Honman %, Chase 90. Will
fans M1riarity. Double Ylay-Rcrs and Turner. Left
On 6ases-Geyelana. o. New York Err. bss: On
errors-Cleve!ani. i New York; l Hit by pttsher.ny
& TimeGa:02. I-mp!res-CounoIly ana Hurst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
MRS. CORYs TEAM.

7 b C. Baker and W. I. Fullerton won their
matches In the sei-fnSl round for thu presidents
cup at the Arsdale Golf Club yesterday. They will
meet in the final round on Saturday.
The Essex County Club, OF Manchester. Mass. 10
20 hold another three days tournament August .
20 81 A few years ago tina Manchester course was
one of the most prominent IN New England. but
aUmpetitions have Ssen isss frequent e latA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Providence at Jersey City.
Buffalo at Montreal
Newark at Baltimore.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Jersey city g. Providence L.
' baltimore, 10i Newark, i
Montreal, 4: Buraio 0.
Rochester, =.