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New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New foTk, December II. IyUI.
C0FTEE-The coffee market continued very quiet
to-day sales for the day being only Io0oO bags. Tho
market opened decline oil points SO 10 points
lower during the middle session bui steaded UP during
the late trading. closed unchanged points
higher The early decline due rather Euro
pean cables with Havre closing loss OF lzgI9+
franc, and Hamburg unchanged y lower
Brazilian however. continued encouraging, owing 70
the hgnt movement and there some buying here
from trade interests at the decline Offerings we're light
hrDness which visible supplies held the
running the
daily requirement restricts short selling which might
otherwise be depression while
unsettled general trade conditions 10 prevent any
general buying movement result Of strong spot mar
kets and light receipts The result Is very quiet and
practically featureleSs which
entirely trade demand Neither OF the
brazilian markets change and receirts
ports against 81 900 last
Jundahy receipts 1900 bags against la 600 two
years ago The market FOR spot coffee was quiet with
quotations o. the basis of 6isc for Pho No
The Of contract prices in the local market To-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20

nor IN lie: do Southern Southwestern poor, ioc:
GUINEA FOWLS per pair. SOC PIGEONS. per pair.
ooc DRESsED-Buyers beginning TO show little
ing as vet and outlook is uncertain Small pedding
lots for use week working out shade above
quotations choice lines freely offered at i6D
17c ithou attracting attention Chickens and fowls
iihAra suppiy exceedingly duh and prices and
irregular Choice ana have had rather
innnirv and feeling frnner Squads dull. We quote:
Dry packed-TCRKEYS. Jersey Maryland and Della
ware per TO- HOPPE; DO state and Pennsylvania lo@
western scaided 141Tc; do Western. dry picked
toms and hens fancy. i1c: hens and toms I6g1Ic:
l3a16c: do old prime 13G16c; 90 old l5c:
DO ofd sar to good 12Q14c. CHICKENS erring. broi-
Philaae'ha to p e pair a. be6rin pe5 b. esss aS
i4c: CHICKENS. sIring. roastins phadelphia la9
western dry picked. 1lG15c: DO Ohio and Michigan.
seaided iiG12c do scalded. oG1ll4c; FOWLS West
EN- dry picked 9ai21sc; do Ohio and Michigan; seaded
p1cE 51hlf aprins ohio and Michigan choice i25S15e
1ic. DO western sdf2c: GUINEA fowls. young. per
pair. ST. do old eoaIoc SQUADS prime; large, white
per s aHse sos 81 sS Fl a Esed per 81 ~ s 5e dS sars
grades. 9g1oc GEESE. average grades @ sgioe.
birds of any description. Rabbits In light supply and
drmer we quots oD ALL frozen per 3ozsn 81 soass 20
81 sdasi Is: black ssasa IL % srass s. o94ss -:
sNIPE Engllsh per dezsn sstss3 So a5a so Per
59 5qaIDaEs szssl Per- ss ps s bGe
per pair 81 2gss do redheads 81 5oqs2 do maiiard q
q - eIsen%ins re- as sosssc do common soio RABBTs.
cottertsi 25Sl30c do jackrabbits. per pair oaG.oe
Ps,a's aoTs ASn YEGETABI Fs-t'hciee potatoes
eab5aEe eTs I Io@sr caulowers selling well e.usNis
sprouts weak Beets and carrots STEADY csssy tn .
Isas and spinach weak Lettuce plenty and
draGgng Mushrooms lower Peppers higher Tor 1ancy.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20

COTTON-The cotton market had further sharp
to-day's trading. and while the closing
prices showed net loss OF 1924
points estimated at 100000 bales The mar
opered steady decline OF l45 points ana Tulel
rather and irregular during the early session
LIVERPOOL disappointing. the of the Natona
Association estimating the amount Of cotton
sinned to al 900 considered
bearish little bull support but II
was bsarish trade circulated. after
midday. that the market became decidedly weak ana
the lowest prices reached late in the oay. when
January sold at Io34c or as points under the high
figures Of the month The close within point or
Of lowest bureau Saturday
morning confirm the report of the National GinneTs
indicate that cotton been
ginned day during the period from December 70
i3 during the period from November II
70 December ]. while the total amount enled tn
December compared with previous will not
indicate large the Increased rate OF
probably considered hearish feature.
remains whether the modified
the showing OF the official report has not
discounted to-day's decline Some bullish
srt news received the Eastern belt without
exercising influence local sentiment which
peared dominated by adverse trade reports. cud
from ST Louis 20 the effect that some
mills closing and others going
short time.
The prices IN the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
Of contract prices IN the local market to-day

The local market spot cotton was steady. with
fss isse for mddng Gulf sales bales. southa
and lice lower II 1Isc: sales 35l bales Charles
i2e se foVsr %gsa an 1c Norfol dul
ii.c fis fless Ioa,. qass Gls sns
aS5 neff s1ec fG0 oweP s8p a, Il i4lee
easy and @ Zee oseI al Il ic hprs sss
ana 1isc loer se bales Hous,oa
stedv snS &c and sc 1o~er At 1llse: bales
eahe s1sd p COO to 4 Il 900 Bates ar lest and
S 5 last s zoe af as at & sTd 1s r" last 1sT aG st
Houston 1900 bales against 734s last week
yesPs: sssss s .! -sassa ssSs' ana Spot pot
port LOCO IIGII5e upland 2oG futures onened
months CLOSED easy. at net decline OK 'I 80: 80
Tanuarv-Fef1ruar~. 57sd: Fehruarv-.rarch 575Ed:
IrpeI.i~ 7sd: Juiv-tueust 7ed: Auerst-
septe-rher epf ScoteTrnrr-oc ,,at and eT,
goEs.nSsT so;1;a Snet S4Od Manchester arms '''''
FLOUR AND MEaI-Flour was steady to firm to- to-
recent The orIy sales OF eonseonenee a
trade tn. following prices quoted The New York
stTaef- s. 5oass 8 Sos @ IS sPrIG m
sieST Sn,sr 81 os7i 81 Sass a. BUcKWHEAT FoUMaret
quiet: ouoed 81 per 100 10 RYE FLotR-ste.s.dyc; =. "
e9ted; @ 81 tT - quoted dried 50 81
S ), RsG asY 81 cosfsa 81 aosssf aoss 3D.
barely ssasg ,Sdes Sy s sss &c. @ s%S'tS d. S red
e., IN e-sr,Fer shnment: city bran s2s bulk. SRA
s2s sacks mddng s27 seas3o red dog ss 90; horniny
MINUTE IN the ArEentine
eg.her conditions wheat 20 finish rather eaK m
St having at one time sold full cent net higher
Tiy support important feature OF the cay
1a ah r. ctos in the most Of which took place
hafore ociocis effort made 70 hammer the
later steadiness ar that polnt IN anS ~ p.tter sft
Sorrrsion house buying az Cflcaeo ano
rally that carried Nav here TO 81 lZ- ana
N - - s1 os II generally agreed IN late pri-
vate cables that the %eafner vas las been due
~ ai,H m that countrv prospect for
natra bought out let Of n1s onirrned only to the
aStent ~ about loads put large =.
THiuth for Eastern mills al ran ,t,s ao!Ged The
~ Urgency of domestic demand ana lus ~ coti,e-
tne ~ scsut export trade. In closing toIneii
& ,sr,et the declines oi I.ac =,
and se &C asroomhaii at 400 the same the
reVous week Northwest re:elpts MS, nSIs shade larger
lighter arc s In New there vas consiee'anIe @
tha ceiling early the session 3 a5sh "hsa 60
@ ,oied at 81 oi elsTator and 81 9o a15 Einter
20 MOTIF T. ssoat GoRNThere was quite .s, stdons
10 after opening in corn wi.s Aiay az. 70 ts local
~ vas generally weak especai,y On o-, net snd
inarel &c net lower, with May l'sc 9o"t, ne
which close hef roini the day. The cary d
lac nnoer ns receipts Chicago than eIec.eo % s
bailish reaction wheat and larger aTi9t
partly d1e rriay The Liverpool market was 20 500 G;
,,raies for iig. and Arsentine estimates w
bush eonpafg load: 70 closed a eis' q
and eSse aSs5i noaina 10 bTsHThs T market Qat.
snoat NO snsv and rather firm for tine tn9 nnl
followed the drop N eya yk were quoted as
81 lowest ee az p Sc natural "a ~ 40 r. 5ssss
5 Nv s7.aaoc ard clipped wse, O. sc 9 NcS YORK
Ply Market steady; ady;,ss 10
BAkl,Ei NEW YORK PIECES. yas..r-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
PRODUCE EXCHANGE STOCKS.

Most Of the trading in the mining market on the
x,-,s,ce Exchange to-day in Branch Mint
e6on shares of which sold at f35kc.. I5c. and
s-Lr The only other transaction 800 shares
- Goldfeld Daisy at 81 o7. Bic and asked prices
Here:
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY

The regular quarterly dividend of ONE AND ONE
QUARTER PER CENT. the Common Stock has
been declared. payable January 18Th fAhs to stock
holders OF record ut close Of business December
2eth 1907 Transfer books viii ne closed from De-
1907. January 18Th. zoos both inclu-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
rAEE EpTE e. WESTERN II n

LAKE ERIE C WESTERN II. CO
Central Station ". Y. Dec II Ieo7.
The Board Directors of this Company have this
day declared dividend OF per its
ferred capital stock payable at this Office January
18th 1908 stockholders OF record at O'Clock P NJ
on December 9th. 1907.
~ CHARLES F. cox Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20

as1 do Baltimore. 5o9z5c. TOMATOES. Florida.
per carrier 81 25 Dse rs. do Cuban 81 81, do hot
house. per b. 4D1.c. TURSIPS Canada. rutabagas
per bbL 81 81 II: do Jersey and Long Island ruta-
baga 75cRSl Orleans. white. Sos VA
Toledo Dec fs-cLcvERSEED-czsh SIC o.: peesm-
ber SIOo5 March 40 Is TINOTHY-Prne. - -
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
OFFICE
the CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.

Grand IA Nw rk Nov
Pus t b the " cmp " Comps snA
o.
g3wHhhe TX the
Ra Company will mpay ddo Q its qu he frs IA o b
h k DC o
21tI o7wnhMe ] Morgan & Company New m temper
t bearing o
enureao % pad thereon this Of fdepho o bonds J. MgA
III C. KAuwa
81 B
vP
suhn f the frs d 3
neach yr FRS Msas F
Bndsof ofth CanS Comps 20
'""'"A '~'
H
York November
AND
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New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
THE PEOPLES BANK
Il Ai-a L.IA.. - Naru NLnr.t-

city New York.
Dec
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTEENTH CONSECUTIVE
SESTr-A%NUAL DTVIDEND.
The Board Directors have this day declared semi
annual dividend Five Cent, OF tax payable
ona 2rd 1905
transfer books will he closed the 21st instant
twelve O'Clock noon, 2nd.
O'Clock 4. NJ. WILLIAM MILNE. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
Financial.
Financial.
Sl5,OOO,OOO go REVENUE BONDS
OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK.
s5,00O,0O0 due November lsf, 1908,
5,000,0o0 due November lst, 1909,
100000 due November lst, 1910.

EXEMPT FOR PURPOSES IN PUR
PROVISIONS OF SECTION 69 OF THE GREATER Ne" YORK
payable annually May 1 and Novsn-
Principal payable the United States Of America OF the
Of
New Yo
PRIOR AT THE
EssRS MORGAN CO. % OLD BROAD SKaT hoND1N al
denominations of $1,000 $4,000 and $4,000 EACH and regis
in denomin of r
the Secretary of the Treasury to secure United Stats
desirable
f r
payable New York funds:
The bondd du a IL and interest
bondd Novem a
The bondd due November a
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK,
NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK.
j. p MORGAN & CO.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY.
nirider,d m 20

York City. Dec 18th. 1907.
Board OF Trustees has this day declared
qua of 3Nct the capital
of this Company payable January 2nd 1908 70 stock
OF close of business December 3fst.
1907 CLINTON w. LCDLUM Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD co.
Grand Central station n Y Dec II 1901
Board OF Directors OF this Company have this
day semi annual dividend Of three cent
an extra dividend OF cent. its capt.
tai stock payable January 29th. 1905 stockholders
OF record at o'clock p. NJ. December 3tst 1907
CHARLES r. cox, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
ELECTRIC BOAT COMPANY.


PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO. IS
A quarterly dividend Of cent f29o) VIII
3e paid on the preferred stock of Company jan
uary 2nd 1905 stockholders OF record at the close
OF business December 26th, 1907.
CoMMON DIVlDEND NO : Ia o..
4 of (2c-D VIII be paid for
the year ending 3st. 1907. the
this Company December 3tst. 1907. TO stock
record che close OF business December
26th. 1907 49,, -
Checks viii ba mailed from the Office or the COM
pany MAURICE BARNETT. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney & Co. No Is Brad
street New York. and No. 122 South sta street.
I'hfIade.PhaA
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20

CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
Grand Central Station. n. Y. Dec IS. 1907
Directors OF this Company have this day
declared dividend Of One and onequarter
per Cent, payable February LIST. 1908
stockholders OF record at 3 O'Clock p. December
- CHARLES r. cox. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
RoUJING GlEEN Trust COMPANY.

% Broadway New York CITY December 18th. 1907.
The Board OF Directors have this day declared
quarterly dividend of FIVE t5C PER CENTUM upon
the capital stock payable January End 1sos TO
stockholders record the closing Of the transfer
books Il m, December 2Sth. 1907
The transfer books will be closed from December
2Sth. 1907 T. m. unfit January 9th, 1905, at 10
a m. WILLIAM NJ. LAWS Secretary
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAIL-
Yr.A A.

once OF the Treasurer. New YORK. Dec !. 1900
dividend OF Five Per cent on the capital STOCK or
the NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COM
PANY e paid by the New York Central and Hud-
Railroad Company. lessee tunder the Provi-
of the contract between the two companies at
this Office on OF January next to stock
holders OF record at business the l4th
inat EDWARD I. ROS9ITER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20

LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SorTHERN RYo GO.
The Board OF Directors OF this Company have this
Hay n ssn1i-annuai dividend OF six cent.
and an extra dividend ot per cent upon its
mon capital stock payable January 2eth. 1908. 20
stockholders OF record at o'clock P. NJ December
3iat 1907
Thev have ~ declared dividends the
upnn this o--Vanys guaranteed stock ravabIs FebTu
arv lNne stockholders OF record at 3 o'clock
= " -" CHsRIrs r cox Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
Dividend Notices.
Fulton Trus! Company Of New York

FUTON trust Company Of New T0rk
3ist Consecutive Sen-AnHua Dividend.
SO Nassau ST.. New York. December 10, 1907
The Board OF Trustees has this day declared a
Semi Annual Dividend of FIVE PER CENT on the
capital stock payable January 2 1905 stockholders
Of record at the close of business December 23d 1907
Transfer books December 23d. 1907, O'Clock
P NJ. and reopen January .. 1903. 10 o'clock A NJ
HENRY W. REIGHLEY. Secretary
THE aEw YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Ciics Of the Treasurer, New York. Dec is. 1907
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Company. at
AND 0NE-HALF PER CES:T on It's capital stock
70 stockhoders OF record the close of business on
The transfer books win be closed at 3 O'Clock P 81
on Monday. December 2Sd. and reopened at 10 o'clock
A III on Monday January 9th
EDWARD l. ROSSITER. Treasurer.
OFFICE Or
THE MONoNGAHELA RIVER CONSOLIDATED COAL
C CObE E COMPANY.
Pittsburgh Penn a. December fth 1907
DIEIDEND:--The Board of Directors of this Company
has this day declared dividend OF Three and onc-haif
ngs for six (6y months ending October 3lst 1907
able January 25th. 1915 stockholders of
ing January md remain until January
18th. Checks wil be mailed TO stockholders.
W. HAMILTON BRUNT. Treasurer.
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY.
The Board Of Directors this day declared a guar
PER CENT the preferred capital stock pay
able January p 1aos to the eferrSd stockholders eT
1907. Checks will be mailed
Transfer books OF the preferred stock Will close
at =. NJ. December so 1907. and reopen January
s T CALLAwAY. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20

RY co.
Grand Central Station, y. Y. Dec. II. 1907.
The Board of Of this Company have de-
cared a dividend and one-~rarter per cent on
It's prefcrred capital stock pavabe at the Office of
Messrs ]. Morgan & Co. New York. January 20th.
1908 TO stockholders OF record at o'clock 7. II on
Friday. December 2Tth 1907 -
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING

81 Louis defeated the Hghlanders In the hrsf
game of the double header yesterday at American
League Park and the locals barely escaped another
defeat in the second game by scoring four runs IN
the eighth inning tying the score. The contest
had 70 he called in the ninth inning on account OF
darkness The scores were TO and o TO o. lhefe
was a crowd Of 900 persons when the second
game began. and they were still coming in when
the game started -,
Tiff the Brown recruit. started TO twiri TOT ihe
Yankees and the fans had hope Of capturing the
against the Chicago White Sox a few days ago
He was hit hard ny the visitors. and Grin1th look
him out IN the seventh inning. substituting Doye-
He too was hit hard. and Hogg was sent IN
Glade and Howell pitched good ball for the VISIT
ors and were backed by good support ana heaVy
hitting. -.
The Yankees played like schoolhoys In hoth
games The batting of Stone and Niles for the
visitors and Hoffman and williams's work for the
Yankees were the features The second game was
lc-c drawn out lasting almost two hours and
three-que rters
The first contest was long drawn out analr'
too end fun hard hitting. Newton started 10
MITCH for the home team. and st. LOUIS fouhd ms
curves to their liking, landing on them from uls
first inning They scored all their runs IN tie rIs
four innings while the Yankees hit Dineen, VINO
+-iyla5 fo- the visitors for hits in the fourth
irninz which nettad runs Ches5ro was sent
in 10 take up hopeless task IN the hfth ihlhs'
and the visitors could not hit him.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
TIMELY AUTO TOPICS.
Louing Cup for Milton j. Budlong-
Rnn0boufs' Good WOrk.

lust before s> gave up the presidency Of the
Electric Vehicle Company a handsore d,l!g sLerrns :
nv the shop and Office force. The cup STANDS
about twelve inches high and is mounted on an
ebony base. The ornamentatlon schefne Is tna' 0 q
n tvyinnr ivy and is very artistically worked ON
one side of the cup is engraved the monogram OF
tn. recipient m ]. B." while underneath there
&c tn.cribed Milton J. Budlong. from his friends
sna associates in the Electric Vehicle Company.
July 81 1907 AT the end OF the days work tne
men congregeted in the electric assembly depart
rnent crowdins it TO the doors = space was
cleared for the retiring official who in a few
words very feengly thanked the boys Tor thelr
token of esteem. which. he said he would treasure
As a tangible evidence Of the friendships formed
during his service with the company
From the first TO the twentieth hour OF the
twenty-four hour endurance race at Brighton
held by the Prayer Miller. Included among the
eighteen starters was one of these cars with the
special cooling system 10 defend its records
The performance of the 3. L. NJ. Ahorsepower
stock runabout at the Atlantic City meet has
aroused much interest This car covered the mile
in 4s 2-5 seconds. and in several events made tho
bigger cars hustle TO win. The rules barred the
r. l.. NJ from the final Of the free-for AL despite
the fact that II better time by seven seconds
in heat than did one of the cars which partlci
pated I'm the final
A nun,her Of residents OF Newport are using G.
G. V cars Among these might be mentioned
Mrs. Ogden Goelet. who has a new landaulette
specially designed for making calls; Mrs. Rigley
Carter who has So-horsepower model with
new type of collapsible landaulette body; Com
nodore Frederick A Bourne and Mrs. Bourne.
each Of whom has a c. G. v. car; James ". Ge-
rard 3 f Yoakun, president of the Rock Island
Railroad. and Mr. and Mrs NJ A Gaines. who
have 75-horsepower @. q. ", said to be the
fastest in Newport
A scramble is being made by agents throughout
the country for their territory the
handling of the Colt runabout- They believe that
the car will be great selling proposition, and 1t
should be. A six cylinder, A-horsepower runa-
bout. built Of chrome nickel steel, with q sliding
gear transmission and listed at the low figure of
s. 500 is very attractive from buyers standpoint
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
SENECA BEATS ADELE.
Courtesy of Canadian Yachtsmen
Responsible for tie Race.

Rochester Aug lo-The Rochester Yacht Club s
esfsnder. the Seneca. defeated the Royal Canadian
faehf Gibbs challenger. the Adele. this afternoon
II he hrst Of the series Of races for the Cailada
Glh. The Adele was no match for the American
boat in the breeze which prevailed to-day, WHICH
Was et no tine stronger than nine miles. frequent
y dying down 70 miles and in the last hour
e the diminishing zephyrs. 50 that
=. 2st half Of the home leg was reilly drifting
match When the Seneca managed 10 creep ove-
ias he the Aoele was about one mile in the rear
sno c6 finish.
.o-Gay'e race for tho Canada's Cup was made
-sssaDle 2,y the courtesy Of the Canadian yachts
RI II overlooking the violation Of the agreement
- The Rochester Yacht Club in not filing plans OF
fas d4fender and IA waving their forfeiture de-
Hsnh The defender was permitted 10 be weighed
snt succeeded in qualifying. The weighing Of the
yacht required soma time and the race was not
h,af1eo Until J. instead OF II o'clock
Iu-oay'E course was triangular. seven miles 70
tne leg. The starting point being almost directiy
on II the lake from the mouth Of the Csnesee
hiTer After considerable tockeyins, In which
f'klter Jarvis on the challenger. seemed 10 op-
saln the better OF the situation and captured the
NHc~z-d position. the racers crossed the me a.
tn'st Before the notes OF the starting Whlstie mac
oe&sec- TIE Adele crossed first at l;o-3, ano the
o.lscA sss only SIX seconds behind
The Seneca quickly obtained slight lead after
..ey rs crossed the mark. put soon gave way
ess'n 70 the ADELE with her superior position Al
-aa TIE Seneca began gaining on the chailensei,
<aa a. l5S there was only riobons "ioh o.
sate', apparently. between the Senecas pro" a1io
'e se-n OF the Canadian challenger
They we're running fast. both pointing wen my, lllso
ne sint. and held steady course tof iis Hi-As n
TIE vtn6 oiso Gown considerably out In the iase'
oe'ng f-esher near shore.
I.E tie Seneca began to show her ability 10
20 Socd work TO rrin6ward. and she ou'poihssu
sao outfooted Adele az every tack she Gu. @ III
eaa-lenge-'e lead down rapidly anc ~as SOON Hho"
1< fne Canadians her heels.
a; O'clock the defender had leao OF H..
sha when the Seneca reached the flrs. s.aHSoo"'
va. nearly seven minutes N the isao- 49,
he had
cstance on the third leg, the wind gave out si
u'esy Skipper Hanan put cut his epinnaker, pus m
ss4e sAA hardly sufficient air to hutter TX t
thl point i,u,r tke Seneca criftee over the finish
sae the race nothing but driftns "aoa. aa,It.
c'efybody conceded that tho Seneca wouio iuiIs"
ss. and the only question was "hether uie - .
sender vor,le he ssls 70 scueeze IN within the
usae Init
me oficai time: 6,art-AdelA i.W-1' eeneoA'
- Finisn--Eeneca. B:2sZ
he second of n. yace, Win Be sailed on Mon
~
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
LOCAL ATHLETES WIN AT TRENIoN
N. Y. A. C. and Irish-American Club Take
Majority of Events.
INV Telegraph to The Tribune

Trenton N J., Aug. 10-Scveral worlds chan1-
,,opa and other record holders were contestants IN
sn athletic meet here this afternoon. held under
the auspices of the local Young Mems CHRISTIAN
Association The most hotly contested events were
ha-ween members of the Irish-Amertcan Athlete
Ass,c,etion and the New York Athletic Club. one
- tho hest races was the 6OO-yard handicap. IN
N,a,1,n sheunard. Irish-American, started from
scratch and worked through the field Sheppard
tsnisbed first with Henry Haywood. OF the New
york Athlete Club. with handicap or eighteen
wards second, and Taylor third
Martin Sheridan threw the discus l32 1eet from
.cratch, in the competition and then naoe an ex-
h,h,,ior throw of l35 feet inches. j. j. Killer, OF
,be Irieh- American Club. won the 2alyard hurdle
rare George YonhaE. of the same club. won the
thrse- run The Irsn-American club also beat
tha Mercury Foot team in the one-rnie relay
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
FUN AT RELLE HARBOR YACHT CLUB.

Water sports made UP the programme at the
Belle Harbor Yacht Club Jamaica Bay yester-
dav and more than five hundred members and
their friends watched the fun z. Lange. of the
regatta committee. had the entertainment in
charge and arranged some decidedly novel races.
There WIS a yacht race. in which the boat tha t
crossed tho finish line next 20 last declared the
winner A time limit was placed upon the contest,
and the only boat that finished within the required
time was the Uno.
yacht was also sailed among women tars.
aud the winner of the sloop class was Mrs. z.
Pearson who commanded the Uno The catnoat
class was won by Mrs. Wood In the Mavourneen.
In the water sports that followed J. W Morrison
and c. w. Simpson rowboat race. A. G..
Archer the watermelon race. H. Scheer swim
ruinY race and j. w. Morrison tub race.