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TO CHANGE ELSBERG LAW.
Gov. Hughes Hopes to Facilitate
Building New Sideways.

NEW YORK. December 20.-Commis-
sioner Eustis of the public service COM
mission said yesterday that at the dinner
given by Gov. Hughes Wednesday night
to the two commissions one of the mat
ters which had been discussed was the
Introduction of a measure amending the
Elsberg act, which now restricts to twenty
years the period to which operating con-
tracts for new subways shall be let.
Mr.. Eustis said the governor had been
tod that IL additional subways were to be
built it would be necessary In order to
attract bids from contractors 10 extend
the GENERATING term or else to change the
Constitution SO as to take money spent
by the city on subways out Of the debt
limit
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
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500. 1910 @ NV, Tor
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Sos. .Ioi1 " "a sv NV. 12r
$50. The Montgomery Ar
Sfo. ..1s09 path NV, Tor
$40. The westover. 6r
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SIS. ....1ToG p NV. 10f
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$50. 80. The westover. Or
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$40. %. .l213 I nw. Or
$40. E. 500 10Th Nv, Or
s4n.1711 Enclid NV. ar
S3S. so. ..140 A ne. Or
SIS. 10. 1927 ore av,10r
SAT. 80. ..152S Q NV. II
So n. 2i43 nht rd NV Or !
$35. 80. 1924 " NV. ST. |
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For complete list Of prt
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2414 n. 5r, W. 1900
242n n. Or. ". 90
1893 32d. 7r. W. ..13.0O
1859 SD. Or. w....13.00
APARTMENTS.
14O6 H. 3 A. 5r. b.45. 90
1712 I'd. %. 5r. b.22. so
1920 @. 81. Ar, b.. 90. 50
EObA 23d. II. 5r.b.20. 50
601A 23d. Sr. b.lat.20.5 SO
$50 10th. Of. Ar. b.1S.50
THE CARLISLE. 1918
n, non-housekeeping-
3 rooms. bath. 80. so
COLORED.
1877 23d. 4r. W. ..14.50
242O n. Or. W. 90
912 Goth. Ar, W. 1880
1927 25th. or. W. .1l.50
800 Path. 5r. w...10.50
STORES.
S06-O61a 9th. each. 81 90
1904 Fl. 2r. ". .2S.uo
1243 goth. at. eel. % M
1417 Wisconsin av.12.W
1904 n. 2r. W. .. 1000
OFFICE ROOMS.
4s2-4s6 IN av. heated
rms. $40. $3.50. so
Iouses and fats apply At
DEF ,eSu
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f"'t y
1911 Pa v..to. dw$s5.0 90
1898 n. l4r. h. ami. 5000
729 18th. 11r. 3b. $3.50
nIs 23d.I0r.h h. ami. so. 40
1905 P, Tor. b. ami.55. so
2I3S X Or. h. eel. mi4s. 70
1920 Fl. 1or.b, ami As. IS
I21 18th. Sr. b, eel. AZ. So
232I Pa av. Tor. b. .36. 90
2020 n. Tor. b.lat. .35. Is
2S23 Pa av. Tor. h.35. 65
1904 II, DIV Or. b. lat.3S. 90
2139 K. Sr. b, Gel. $3.50
HOS N II av. Or. b. 30.3G
aiI 23d. sr. b. 40. 81
Takoma. Or, b. $3.50
2205 I. Or. b. lat. $3.50
e210 II. 7r. h. 1at.25I.60
2l35 F, sr.b.lat, cel25.5o
1000 24th. Sr, b.. ..&.S0
1857 Wis av, 7r. b.25.5O
SIT 23d. 7r. b.lat..2:.50
1925 30th. 6r. h.. 20. 80
1912 26th. Or. b.lat20.5O
So0S o. 7r. b. Gel. 1850
sle 20th. 5r. W. 1850
n0a N Fl nv. Or. so
SIT Goth, Or. w....15.50
so 23d. 6r. w....14.50
For full list Of small
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FOE HNT-BY .. r. {
IL ssss, iii. 3d. $50. 90
1885 In Tor. b. 1910
1916 sth nw. Or, b.40-Je
COS @ NV. Sr. b. =. BOO
1861 U NV, store. 40. 90
IA p NV. Sr. h. 81. 80
300 o NV. lor. b. IS. so
80 4tb Sc. l0r, b.32. 80
1923 18th nv, Tor. b. 30. so
bl5 18th NV. l&.h.1. 50
62l p nv, II. b. Sis
In and Xogton,
sto. sta. .3l.W
lJ29 9Th NV. Or, b.30. so
1919 NJ Az nv, 6r. b3O 80
ABS o nv. o., sta.3. 80
1900 9th NV, 7r.b. 30. SO
1883 i9th NV. Or, b. 80. 90
800 Fla Az NV, sto. 30. 90
1897 9th NV. ". ~ 30
1889 9Th nv. Tor. b. 21.50
I'll p NV, 12r. b. 81. sc
1A13 9Th nv, o.. b,
large yard. 80
500 I nv. 7r. b. .2. 80
9th & NJ nw.sto. eel. 25 80
LIST and Decatur 0ts. ..
warehouse. electric el
del4-tf
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-LEAyING TOWN I MUST SELL
my three hne brick houses. recently built
Columbia Heights. 1T u great sacrifice: will
take $500 cash for investment paying Ii
per cent: buyer TO assume trust which has
over four years to run. at Az per cent. Ad-
dress Box 20. oxford Hotel dele Ct
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So. so. .I013 Goth NV. Or
$50. so. .i25 C Sc. Or
" "a. Tho I'hoenix. 5r
$3.50 & $50. .90l Var
$50. so. 1921 I'd NV. Or
$32.50 & $50. 800 Web
ster NV. 7r
$50. so. The Moutg'my. 5r
$50. The Marlborough. 2r
$50. Abs Bright'd av,7f
$50 .4S14 9th NV. 7r
$40 :. +32 Sth NV. hall
$50. ..501 D Nv, omces
sos. 10.150S 10th nv. Or
$2I. 80. .222s Decatur. 5r
s27 .50.1S2s fngleside, Tor
$25. 60. .221I II NV, 7r
s2S. so. h2s shepherd. Or
90. 20. 4nt Siinpherd. 6r
s25 30. .40l4 5th NV. Sr
s25.40.. .2114 K NV. Or
s25. The Milton. 3r
s25- .525 Quincy NV. 7r
S23. 30. 1923 n Cap. Or
$23.5o. IVA Willard. Or
SO. 30. IS Fla Nv NV or
500 so. .s27 r NV. Ar
SO 20. .627 r NV, office
s2Is50. .621 ath ne. 6r
600 The Cumberland. 2-
$3.50. 1215 Goth NV. 7r
$3.50. .224 Mass NV. Or
s17.35.. 40 r I av NV Or
1880. ...1432 D Sc. 6r
SIS. The Westover, 1r
5000. ..a1G 2lst NV. 1r
$40. 40. .2322 18th NV. Ar
$40. .200o Rosedale ne. Or
$3.50. 1902 N ] av sc, Or
perty for rent SEND for
bulletin.
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THE EVENING STAR,
RAILROADS.
Baltimore and Ohio z. r.

Baltimore and Ohio r. r.
LEAVE Io NEW =, TT TE y,s STATION.
Every oTHEk \ HoH R o. 8 iii, TIE ODD HOUR"
NEW TO p s4sRr KBT NEW T"s YORK
. . am. Diner, Pullman Parior
II 90 Bnsr an. and Pusn P P.,|of 81;
800 pm. "Royal Limited" All Pullman. hrA
400 pm Coa:hes to Phlladelphia.
G 6nss an 10 P Ph.adsp Pis''
'1l.so pm. sleepers.
rs: .,2 am an sl s 49, ~ .oo .,,
AN ANNAPOLIS E :" week days. 500 an. 1905 noon.
49, sc VERY TER F hoHs on THs "a "
Week DAYS. 100 am. to 500 p.m.)
800 +s e bA .4Gd, !sso. $500 $3.50
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c cFseHi ST. louis and goS1fsvrLLs
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Reservations and tickets at 513 Pennsylvania
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Office
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AUL CO.. TTH 4 NV.
502 18th ne. CT. b. ESQ
1880 r nw.store. . rs 90
63S Newton. 1r. b. sta25 90
2S1a II NV. Tor. b.22. 50
1898 9th NV. Or, b. %. 90
3I11 Brightwood av20. so
col n NV. store. .2O.50
1891 U.2omce 70, A20. so
ZOE Fla av NV. Or. h. lS. 90
B 6i3 Lrw.wafeA'el6.0 90
co0l l4th NV. lr, Cd
Door. once. 10. 90
235l Sherman av.5rl5.O0
234 It'll NV. sto. 2r. 90
l03 Central av, 6r.12.50
6lS Morton nw.6r, viz. 50
1918 n ] Az se.6:.wl2.00
Az r NV, 3r, w...1l.0O
r 925 " ] av. 4stls. 1000
1923 Sd se. 4r. W. 1000
SIC La Az, basement,
| 0x7S ..........10.o0
1913 1th. rear. sta. 500
COLORED TENANTS.
1853 9th, 6r. 10. 90
! z21o Water. Er. 3n . 10. %
| 2035 Gales ne. 5r.w.l2.W
D nav and m0dAY0
eyatoY. etc. zoo. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-20

FOR SALE
$1,000 UNDER VALUE
81 $50 cash.
FIRST TRUST $4,000
PRICE. $3.50
An ideal Washington Heights home: loea ted
on kALORAMA AVE. The lot is wide and
deep to a paved alley. Contains twelve rooms
and two baths: hot-water heat; four large
rooms on first floor: very well built; should rent
for $50 per month. This is the cheapest home
In Washington. Spectator would buy this
house Has never been offered before.
BOSS PHELPS Inc.), 91O 14th st. NV.
opposite Franklin Park. Phone Main 34O
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS, soc; WALTZ
and two-step guaranteed In lessons; ciass 81
month; ballroom for rent, s. TO IS. Address.
with stamped envelope, Box 101. Star office.
de ct eS,rs
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CAPITOL HILL BARGAIN.
NEAk 9TH AND EAST CAPITOL SITS

..
PRICE $500
da ohe OF the best values today in this most
lent arrangement: parlor, library. dining room
and kitchen on the first floor: four fne large
bedrooms and tiled bath the second floor:
latest modern plumbing; cabinet mansels; mod
ern beating apparatus: large cellar with front
entrance House thoroughly well constructed:
finished throughout In hardwood. DO not lose
this opportunity to purchase a bargain. This
house Is well worth $500
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81 .200-S.E.. st; Groom brick; rcat. 500.
$1.250-iales st. me-. Or. frame: rent. $11 30.
$l,3o0-SW., l. St: 5r. frame: rent. $3.50.
1880 ST. NV. 6r brick: rent $1550.
S2.OOO-L St NV. brick and frame; rent, $50.
$2.1O0-S. W., two bricks: rent, SIS.
$2.0JO-13th st. s.w.. Sr. frame: rent $3.50.
81, 100-N.E., Or. and b. frame; modern house.
$2.m0-N.E.. Or. and b. brick: rent, SIG.5O
$2.6OO-:Id St s.w. 6r. & b. brick; rent, SIT 80.
$3.000-M st. s.w.. Cir. & h. brick: rent $50 30.
S3.0O0-Four bricks in Court Sc; rent. $27 so.
$3.:n0-1st st. s,w.. brick Sr. 2b.: rent. $50.
$4,OO0-fonr neat frames. 18th st Sc; rent.
S494. 40 year
Sj.O0O-T ST. mr.. 18th NV. Sr and b.: cellar
$6,jO0-l0th st. NV, bricks, roous. water;
rent. S54.
$1,000-Apartments OF r st. NV. mr.. 18th st.
II rooms and two tiled baths; hot
water heat: rent, $50.
$12,000-S.W.. through street. five brick dwell
ngs and two buildings in tie rear;
rent, $50.
$21 ,000--Two pieces of business property, Sth
St Sc: one bldg used as bank: total
rent. $500 month. buildings are mod
ern, with hot-water heat
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FOR SALE
A CORNER-APARTMENT.
RENT. 1890 YEAR. PRICE, So 300.
FIRST TRUST. 1900. CASH. 81 100.
\ 221s met INVESTMENT.
THE TIME TO BUY Is WHEN MAN WANTS
TO SELL.
HERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
BOSS & PHELPS Unc), $40 14th st. NV
Opposite Franklin Park. Phone Main 34O
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-FRONTS on CIRCLE
NV: house of IL rooms; good frontage
fine location: 5000.
MOORE 4 Hill, tIne.l. 1888 G. ST.. NV.
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2+o5 Ps av. Sr, b.. %. 90
2Nl VI NV. 7r, h. 80. so
l44o 32d, sto. dwg. 30. 90
BIB z sc, Or. b. ..25.50
so Q NV. 5r, b. :. 22.S0
s0l 10th NV. dat.
3 rooms. bath. ;. e. 50
LlNkINS.
500 10th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-20

FOR RENT-1S19 ST. N.w.-CESTRAL, con-
veuient location. new 1l-room dwelling; porches;
southern exposure: rent reasonable.
II. L. RUST
deI4-tf.5 COS 14th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-20

Mauretsnia. Dec IS loan Mauretana Jan. 25 q am
Campania Jan. 4. AM Campania Feb 1. aul
Lusitania. Jan H. IL am lLusitania. Feb. s, 10 am
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FOR RENr-BY wESCoTT & WILCOX.

weekly bulletin.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-16
SPORTsMEN's GOODS.
Mul IinS Stee. Boats and Launches
SQIIRES' SONS. a. CORTLANDT ST.
POLO.
MeafiON Brook Wins From Dedhsm by
T~hrcc-uuartcrs Of n Goal.

C~EDARHURsT, J.. l., July i5.-Ihere was
a tne gone Of polo here this afternoon when
the fr-' team of the Meadow Brook Club
met IN" first team of the Dedham Club in
the series for the Rockaway Hunt club cups
under the existing handicap for teams of
four.
The two teams lined up with their best
men and il was thou ght that the Long Island
team would walk of with the match, but In
this the wise ones were wrong, Meadow
Brook winning the game by only three
quarters of n goal. 4 large crowd of society
people Witnessed the match.
From che first minute Of play It was one
long confined grind by both sides TO score
and defend their goals. and so hard did each
team play that but nine goals were scored
during the entire game. The total handicap
Of each team equslled fourteen goals. which
made the men play on an even footing.
In the first period Burden and Reypal Of
the Meadow Brook team each scored a goal
after eight minutes of very hard play. No
other goals were made in this period. Wrenn
missing twice for Dedham when the ball
was in front of the posts,
In the second period Reynal scored one
goal for Meadow Brook in six minutes. The
rest of the period was a pretty exhibition al
riding on and backing.
The third period also was PLAYED with but
one goa being mad" by Crane for Dedham,
while Nrenn lost Dedham n e-fourth Of Q
goal by making a safety. In the last period
Meadow Brook made the first two goals, and
amid great excitement Dedham scored
three times while Meadow brook was set
back one-half a goal for a foul made by
HaVemeyeT. The score ~ the end stood a.
tor Medow Brook 10 o., for Dedham. The
lineup
Meadow Brook INST No. l. y. $. REVIVAL. 4
No >, \. $. Burden. =. No. 3. u. Milburn. q. back.
4. q Havcmeyer, .. Total handicap. H.
Dcdham First No I. Allan Forbes. & No.2
louis Shaw, 3, No. $. Joshua crane. Il. back. II. W..
NrCnn, /. Total handicap. II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-16
DEFAULTS ~ STATE TOURNEY.
Grant and Westfaii Have No Match in
Frnais-NO Challenge Round Likely.

The New York state championship lawn
tennis tournament at the New York A. C.
Travers Island grounds came to a rather
disa ppointing end yesterday. The men q
doubles and the consolation sin giles we're
supposed to be played. In the first Of these
Wylie c. Grant and Herbert l.. Westfall had
qualified to meet Hugh Tallant and W. y.
Lyon in the final round. Grant and Westfall
we're there but the others were not. so the
nnal round was declared defaulted TO the
Grant Westfall combination.
Rufus Davis. Jr., chairman of the New
York A G.. tennis committee. said after that
result had been posted that as there were
no challenge cups in doubles. and that as far
as he knew there never had been a challen &c
round in doubles none would be arran ged
for unless the United States National Lawn
Tennis Association ordered II. Mr.. Davis
said that he had received a note from Henry
Torrance, Jr.. of the En- glewood F. c., in
WHICH Slr: Torrance said that he and Theodore
r Pen Of the New York T. T. G. winners Of
the doubles last yesr, said that they expected
The fact about the doubles in the New York
challenge round recently because Of the
failure of the holders 10 appear. In 1909.
Robert Leroy formed a new psIsnsrship
and entered the doubles As no had been
tenge round: Reuben q. Hunt and A. Z.
Bell of California, who we're East in 1904,
won the doubles then. There was no State
tournament in 1905. Last year, when Pell
and Torrance won, there could be no chal-
lense round. because Bell and Hunt were not
present.
All that was left of the consolation sin giles
to be pla aged Yesterday WAS a part of the
finals. DR.. William Rosenbaum and NJ.
Burt were the finalists. In VI aging on Sun
day DR., Rosenbaum won the first two sets,
6-L.0-I.. Then Burt took the third at IS
and had the fourth ; ?. when II became too
dark TO think Of going on. When the finals
was called yesterday DR.. Rosenbaum was
not there. He was absent at En- glewood
playing in the singles there. Burt won the
match by default. The summary:
New York State Championship Doubles Final
round WylIe e. Grant. New York l.. T. G.. and
Herbert l.. westtall. Kings County l.. 7. C. de
feated, Hugh Tallant and W. u. Lyon. West Side
7, C., by default,
Consolation Singles Second round-Dr. VIII.
lam Rosenbaum. Harlem 7. G., defeated A. L.
Semi anal Hound hr' William Rosenbaum.
Harlem 7. G defeated II. q, Montgomery, Slwanoy
T. G.. a.. as, Q g. NJ. Burt. Hamilton Grange
/. 7. G. defeated Roy Ritchcy, Uni, ersity Heights
r. G, go. 81.
Final Round n Burt. Hamilton Grange L. ]. c.
defeated Dr.. William Rosenbaum. Harlem T. C.,
is. Is, s-6, So, Withdrawn,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-16
GOOD START AT ENGLEWOOD.
Open Lawn Tennis singles Draws Good
Entry -Thirty.two Matches Played.

A good start was made in the lawn tennis
tournament at the E~nglewood Field Club
yesterday. thirty-two matches in the mems
singles being got OF. The held is considered
g gpcS.I ip aGGa "a kHds tnsl%dipNE s, fsGh lp " Nire as
lbs. z. Wright. All these players e1cep.
ON My e ons match. Z. D, Woodbury. Of the
S Srsnssd Il Dean e. g sis yas q the s 'EGIFiP Rassth Il T.
and c. c., easily in straight sets In the first
round. Mathey was probably tired from
g. Cameron amer" Of the KnicEerbocksr +. c. The
summary:
Fnsievood p. c. Mems Open overwhelmingly
DEFEATED a. n. Van Norden, Pisinneid Z. G. IS.
%; Henry Torrance. Jr.. Englewood r. G.. de.
feat f,e,ef 4. H H. fIsoS. A S@sn Side s3 = g. Gess : W. T.
Hazard. Crescent A {: So sS III Palmer
i kldsf s%s' . 2. E e hS Sstssssf Ne. z. : yo IL /. NV 7 e. Y' &c:
ieated II q cyrran; EnsIeEocd r 6; spS, 80
T Ti1s.n, S.lm asnsntcs {. G. oPhiladclphiss. defeated <.
bs:sISrd W " s siG. E f g. l; d e siisH 1. ' V Warden Z, "a 4,
Richmond County G G. 81 IS: W 7: conTsy;;
orange L T. &c G. s essef z 4. L Ds Nsi%sTi f Psii.asip ssi
defeated II. A. DAVIS, Richmond County E. G.;
Is, 80 T,;,s = 4 Ri 9s,%sr; New Sy G Gsf.u Ii q q /. ds %yssS!
New YORK l T g. defeated ls pr; w wl H.1Tid so' ses.s,ea
4, ". Niles, Harvard defeated ". Burt. Hamilton
Grange L. I. C., by default; A. Roche, Jr, Ouogue,
defeated X. Easton, 81. -; L J Billings; Jr.
Side r g. by default: L. D, Woodbury., Orange
Ii"'T. C. defeated W; l. Fighter. Plsln6eld G. 6,
a. S-2 Dean MAthey, Elizabeth 7. and G. C.
defeated p. s. Cameron. Kinckerbockcr :. c, %,
all. al Irving wright. Crescent 4, G., defeated
= s Rnthbun. IS, 6-l r. W. Blood Englewood
+ c. defeated Floyd Smith, Seventh Regiment
r. G., by default; n. Bar!ram. Orange !" 2. G.
defeated Calhoun Cragin, West Side 7. G., by de
fault +, O. Anderson, King, County l. r C.. de
First Round W. ". Bennet. West Side I: G..
defeated 4, Grrlach, Princeton, - 9; C. r
M Inser. Hio Ii & G. S.SE =, De%nuTs,
phusdeinh,s, defeated W. p. Conway. Orange
ri" g. q /. q q q. l.. Wyeth. New York J.. T, G.,
defeated ]. 4, Delmar. New York L 1: &c.
q ., 8 :. l., i Filings. Jr. Knickerbocker 7. G..
40 testcd A. Roche, Jr.. Qungue, 90. 7 J.: ID.
WWnodbury, Orange I" r. e. defeated Dean MAthey
FI1s bcth T and {. e. $500 irving Wright;
Crcsrrnt 4 g. defeated Z, ", Blood Englewood
r q, a. q I; = q Anderson. Kings County
/. r. C.. defeated = haT'rsni; UrsnSe L = a.
ieated n. n. Robinson. E~nslewood y. C.'Ss.e"
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Al Detroit-Wet grounds.

CHICAGO "A. L.. is; NEW YoRK a. d.. o.
CHICAGO. July B.-Grifith's men began a
the worst defeat they have sustained this
season. The visitors went to pieces before
The furious attack Of the Sox and made a
Orth started and was thrown in the air by the
blunders behind him. Moore went TO the
slab and the Sox fairly rained hits upon him
hin, bin, whack and slam. The horrible
carnage was utterly onesided and almost
broke Griffth's constitution down. The Sox
FTf Pus 6it eSs nyS ana no t Cb,s slps s s9se them s6et si TALLY
and Hahn beat him to the bag. Jones sacri-
Med and Flberfeld fell all over ponohue,s
s%rounder. Robe sent. another TO Elberfeld.
who had a sure double play. but fell on his
nose. Tie got up in time TO get one man, but
Hahn scored.
q pass, Quilin hit 20. Chase and Elberfeld
dropped the throw. White gave one to little
Norman; who iugsled beautifully: Hahn
throw got. away from the human spike at
third, while everybody, came yelping home;
S SS1s', made Ss' d sf% 94tS' H Hssn' that rivs fh fr sstt eaS
for Orth and Kleinow. Moore got on we'll
hue led on in Chicssois half OF the fifth With
9 neat hit. Chase. errorized on Robes bunt
Dougherty. hunted and beat IL out. Davis
hit mas, third. Morierity fell in a heap when
White hi a. him; Hahn hinged one; Jones
sGsseSa SHiliiiiii q as inc N B,af face DS SnS Sepn sSp nSsT
him. When Robe popped to Williams six
runs had cashed in.
That horrible inning was enough 10 dis
concert anybody. and the New Yorks looked
like men long dead as they dragged them
selves % and from the field; The sox were
not yet satisfied. In the eighth Robe smote
a double and Doueherty followed with a
single. Two men died easily and Dublin
White at the start Of the inning, whaled a
double and Hahn cleaned up with a screech-
ing three Dagger. Four more runs. New
York meanwhile hit occasionally, but use
lesslv. and was utterly unable to fnfict any
special damage On either White or Altrock.
The score:
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YACHT RACE DATE CHANGED.
First Sender Class Contest VIII He Held
on August n.

BosToN. July I5.-The date of the first OF
the German-Americsn races at Kiel for the
Sender class boats and for which the German
Emperor has offered a trophy has been
changed from August rs 70 August II in order
that Prince Henry OF Prussia, who is 10 sail
one Of the defending yachts, may participate
in the naval manGuvres which follow the in
tsrnationaf contest.
4 number OF American yachtsmen have
already arranged to witness the races, and
among them Is Vi~ce-Commodore F.. Lewis
Clark Of the Eastern Yacht Club, who has
chartered the English steam yacht Golden
EaEle and viii take COMMAND Of her At south
Commodore Clark's Sender boat Spokane I.
Ia n member OF the American yachting team
which Ia now on its way to Kiel.
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Brookiyn's summer Regatta.

The summer regatta of the Brooklyn Yacht
Club will he sailed on the Gravesend Bay
courses next Saturday afternoon. This re-
gatta will be for GLASSES VI and below and the
course will be signalled at 245 O'Clock. The
chief interest in this regatta will he in the
Upton cup class. as the q boats and some Of
the others are going TO Larchmont for race
week. Entries will close with the regatta
committee at noon on the day of the rcae.
The COMMITTEES is DIR. J. T.. De Mund. chair
man, i7io Cropsey avenue, and William II.
(,ri FIN