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STORAGE NOTICES.
-oN TP INsFTP INp STORAGE 90.

UNION TRANSFER AND STORAGE %.
121-123125 East 22d St, n. 7. City:
New York. AUGUST itths lscs
The Banning = Co S sla,xry' Hr5 sss<lef. eas1eii
CLAYTON H. J. Condell. Mrs. G.. A Con
nelly. W F. Conrey. Mrs. NJ l. Cox, Iyler
or g DALI. L 3 Ennss; Gasz9azi naxsd Hsyss sr"s.
II. E Henwood, Geo. Hillyer. Ideal Con-
Kenny. NJ Mrs. II. J. Lee Mr. or Mrs: c; j.
II. J. Mahon, Geo. W. Maynard. Geo: MID
dleton. Mrs S. ]. Miller. Miss G. 9. Mitch
ell. Ada Nicholson, Miss B. o Brisn, Mrs
c, E. onsley. R. Otto for Lilienoerg, Mics
P. Robinson bhu,orne L. Murray Roe, A schermer-
horn, Sims Edison Electric Torpedo Co,
Mrs Adeline smith, Mrs: Msris smyth, :.
syrup Co, Unknown No 9. United Under
writer's Mrs Roberta Walker. Mrs. V. NJ.
Walker, walpa Hair Tonic Co. Mr. or
Mrs J. l. Walters. Mrs z w Watklns
Wells. We 5 Annie Wibiitz, susan wiisher. E
E. WtncheI, The Witter Air Cooler Co
You and each Of you are hereby no1neo
that, the time for the payment Of this
after described having expired after due
notice thereof had been given you this
company will cause such property, 10 VII.
ls HOUSEHOLD sLI eI G00Rs IT1sF ESsoNA .1o-si bv
you or in your name, In It's warehouses. 70
be sold AT public auction. according 20 the
statute in such case made ano provioeo. a.
IS UNIVERSITY PLACE NEW YORK z
SEPTEMBER 9Th AND 9TH. 1905. re-
spectively, at 1880 a. m. and IL the sale
thereof is not completed on said dates the
on oaiAe each en- al and evsry TUESDAY AND
WEDNESDAY, thereafter, beginning at
1920 a. m. until the sale is completed
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ro-s.r- coffee markets. Market steady. No 4.
sSsfS5, exchange Il 516d; receipts 1000 bags:
80 bsgs Market steady: No San-
$500 santos $3.50. receipts 81 900 bags: stock
"a ~ hsxs f5srburE-Market opened unchanged
. ! rig lover. g. ociock september net Z pig
lsz-sr ana NAY net = pfg lower; other months IN
rhsnrs6: az 6 II unchanged 70 4 pig on sales;
is0gl hsSs Hsvre-sfsrket opened barely steadE and
Urchzage6. Z N. and $50 ? m was unchanged:
ssles sG0e hags -
.f-s aasv with fluctuations irregular ana the under
toue All sorts Of theories were advanced
-sz-sf1z the speculative position Of the market fol
teuiug liquidation Of yesterday and the long
ho-r of appeared he that the local trade vas
-e-r bsslv mixed as conditions There vas
s.ne-zl fnnr-esson considerable long line was
s-iu Outstanding the identity Of the holder ep-
resres wrapped and wse there was a very
4s-r- inclination cautiously Until the extent ana
coptinue5 of hesrish average. owing 10 the gooo
a-7rosch early marketing sea
ss- Reactions consequently not maintained WIN
me market advance o. points
sururt bur generally unchanged 70 points lower the
Tsfs months being relatively stesder than early ncw
80 pes;rfr-s = estimated az lE5.WH nees
h4 market rrened steady unchanged prices n ae-
f--eElIs--v rallied higher cables than expected
s-z7E sr5 hvf7E reaction October sold Up 10 SZc
sn5 snua-v TO Sc 10 u points net higher ou o.
Increased and the market
erss & ths afternoon October sold OF 70 VIC
-b.- vas selling OF October against purchases ~ Le-
casr an6 mis- prevented full response 70 the octobeT
i.xs ~ The stsr -csiti6r= The close was ittie Up
-. =. Ives IN covering After local close New
fs-esnr I'm se=f some buyinE orders mere
1ss-he- s15 crop accounts generally favora PIE
Tra -snEe n prices the local market uE
-ze as
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MIDSUMMER TOURS
FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-John 5 Surpheu- Jr-. and Charles
R Myer. Plaintiffs. against Naruna Realty
Company, and others, Defendants pur-
suanCe Of a judgment of foreclosure and
sale. duly made and entered in the above
entitled action and bearing date the Both
day Of July 1865, I. the undersigned. the
Referee in said Judgment named viii sell
at public auction, at the Exchange sales
room. Nos. Il and Is Nesey Street. IN the
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New YORK
on the 1st day OF September, 1905, at i
o clock noon or that day. BY Joseph p
Day. Auctionser, all the leasehold interest
in the premises hereinafter deSci1 bed,
which was created BY lease made by
dated April 3rd. 1892. and recorded on
ances. at page 466 in SECTION =. in the
Office Of the Register OF the County Of New
York which said premises are described
directs the sale thereof as follows; Al
that certain plot OF land. situate in the
Borough OF Manhattan. City. County ana
state Of New York. bounded and described
as follows. 70 VIII; Beginning the north
easterly corner OF S0th Street and Brcad-
way. and running thence northerly along
Broadway one hundred and two (lO2 feet
and two q inches 20 the middle Ire O
the block. thence eastsrly along said mid
die line OF the block forty-six t+S) feet
and nine f9l inches. thence sourheriy par
aIIeI with Tenth Avenue ore hundred ard
two 1O2l feet and two q inches 70 the
n0rthe-iy line Of sOth street, and thence
westerly along the northerly line Of s0th
street fortv-seven (4Tl feet and ten Q0l
inches 70 the place Of beginning Be said
several dimensions more or less And also
sai5 fndenture Of lease made BY Eugene
Higgins 10 William G. Dewey. covering
the above described premises and bearing
date April srd. 1902. and recorded MAY
18Th 1862 in L.lber SO OF Ccnveyauces. at
page 465. in Section
Dated New York August 10 1903.
CHARLES a CURTIN. Referee
PHILLIPS & AVERY. Attorneys for
Plaintiffs ~ Park Row, Borough of
Manhattan. New York City
The following is q diagram OF tne prop
Artv 10 be sold It's street numbers are
Nos 223 and 225 West s0th Street. IN the
Borough of Manhattan:
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every other hour on the even hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Direct Connections in New Union Station
Washington, with all Lines Scutk,
Leave New York Daily. 23d o. Glh'y St
WASHINGTON. Srpers. IL pm 80 am
WASHINGTON, Diner. ESQ am 1000 am
SParlor car y. Y to Richmond, Va-)
WAsHINGToN Burst. $50 pm 200 pm
ROYAL LTD" Diner. $50 m 400 pm
WASHINGTON Buffet. $50 pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains to the West
CHICAGO. PITTsBURG. $50 am 500 am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS, 11.5o am 12oo n q
PITTSBURG. CLEVEL,D. S-e pm 4oo pm
''PITTSBURG LIMITED. ''65 80 rrn 200 pm
GIN. ST. LOUIS. LOUSY. II. 50 pm 30 am
ciN. 'sTIOUIs. Lou -sv.' $50 pm 600 pm
ohces: 245. 4s4. 1900 Broadway. oad As5ST sSI
Grand st, n. Y: 343 Fulton St, Brooklyn:
West 23d st. and Liberty St
After D m. Sleeping Car Reservations
and full information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau Of Information.
3 & o. r. r. 23d St Terminal Phons
Number Chelsea-31A
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Jan distances and dimensions
4T1o are more or less
seth Street
The approximate amount % the lien o.
charge 10 satisfy which the above de
srrIhed leasehold Is TO be sold is $50 03l 0S.
v1th interest thereon from the 2ist dsy
of Tuiv. 1893. together with costs and al
loxanCe amounting 20 $3.50 -. together
wien interest thereon from July S0Jh. IetS.
together with the expenses OF the sale
The approximate amount OF the taxes. as
easements and water rates. o. othef liens
- bc allowed 10 the purchaser out % the
nurchase money. or paid by the Rsfsree. is
$40 90 and interest The said lease and
leasshoid premises will be sold subject 20
> rno~tgaEe covering said lands for $50
200 and 10 all interest accrued and 70 ac-
cruA thereon -
Dstsd New York. August 10 1905.
CHARLES A CURTIN. Referee.
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL
be received by the Board Of Water Sup
ply in the Office OF the Board. No. 29e
broadway, New York. Room 910. ninth
floor. until IL A NJ, on Tuesday. August
95 1905 for furnishing and delivering any
one or more OF the following classes OF
s1Inpiies: Class A-Enginsering supplies
Grass B-Stationery supplies; Class c.
printed forns: Class D-Hardware. At the
IicI,, orened and read The award Of the
contracts. Il awarded, will be made as soon
fhe~safter as practicable Pamphlets con-
rai1inr Information for bidders. form of
contract. specifications. etc. can be OBJ
tsin.d At Room 1915 at the above address
Iror application in person or by mail For
further particulars see city Record: JOHN
A RESSEL President; CHARLES N
S1IJADWICK. CHARLES A SHAW, Com
rnissioners OF the Board Of Water Supply.
J. WALDO SMITH Ch1ef Engineer
THOMAS HASSETT, Secretary.
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STEAMBOATS,
F ALL River llNE

L ALL EEIWIER llIINE
Next time you go TO
Boston choose the
waterway; lots more
comfortable.
Steamers Common
wealth and Pris ella
have every luxury and
convenience of a pala-
fiaI hotel.
Fall River Line steamers
leave New York, Pier l9,
North River, foot Of Warren
Street, at $50 ?. m. Get
you to Boston 8 o'clock next
morning. Fare 1886
Teiephone 500 co-tlandt FOR information
partment. Pier IS, N r. New YORK tor
copy Fail River Line Journal. handsomely
illustrated magazine.
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DREssYAKNG AND MuLNEEY-

0RFSSN AKER French. wishes works
fancy and tailored dresses. rsrzcoe3tcx
reasonable. sFfrtwaisrs 80 cents 14S West
5Oth 81.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE.-Cheap; new icebox. high
chair, folding go-cart Treacy. OIL West
159th St
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PUBLIo ACCOUNTANTS
TYPEwRlTERe

VICTOR VISIBLE 10 Nassau st.; csrk-
Iogue free; all makes taken part pay
unent: bargains IN Underwoods. Reminz-
tons. Olivers. Sn1ithk
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DED d. LINE
MnlLRgn-kME4leA LINZ

~ IHLS-SCt[EW EASoE4-NGEH
SERVICE
NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM via BOULOGSE
y Am darn-Aug- 1873 am Starendan sept :
Rxndar, Aug % 2 an Noordam- Sept q
HOIIAND-AAIERICA LINE. 80 3 E2y.N- Z
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-05
Standing of the Clubs.
National League
Yesterdays Results.

Chicago, I; Boston. ! o. innlngs).
Pittsburg. s; Philadelphia. 8.
ST, Louis. Z; New York. 5.
Cincinnati. 8: Brooklyn. I
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FIRST WESTERN
GAME ON TO-DAY
Washington Has Good
Chance Against White Sox.
Weird Schedule.

Washington's bail team viii play it's
first game in tie West today when it
faces Chicago with Bill Burns in the
box
The order OF cities viii be Chicago.
ST. Louis, Cleveland. and Detroit. with
four games In every town except Dc
tr0it where there viii be but three, the
last on June ~. Don't think that after
touring the West our brave boys will
return 10 delight the hearts Of the home
fans. Not at all. The hasheesh dream
known as the American League sched-
uie of this year requires that they jump
from Detroit 10 Boston and from there
20 Philadelphia, fOr four games each
and the team does not get here until
July j.
As the Union blew yesterday we viii
have no more professional ball in this
burg for rearly month, and the clos
est the fans Will get TO the real thing
will be reading the newspaper or going
TO the New Lyceum on Sunday after
Moons where the game will be repro
duced, with Governor Herman out froEt
telling how they used 10 play FOUNDERS
IN the days when Jem Mace was
preliminary boxer.
Tie white S8x have been playing r
game much like Washington, relying
upon their pitchers and strong defense
O. hold tie enemy 70 practically no
runs. iu which cases they are able 10
two for themselves. This is exactly
WashiugtCn's style, and with both
teams going good ID Is largely a ques-
tiOn OF luck who gets tho verdict.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-05
Today's Games.

Chicago at Boston
ST, Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Plttsburg al Philadelphia
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-05
.CORBETT RETURNS
TO BOXING GAME
Veteran Trainer Commits
stoned to Get Ex-Champ
Into Condition.

NEW YORK. June 5.-WHI wonders
/ ever cease2
Young Corbett IS going hack into the
ring. The pudgy little ex-champiou is
going away 10 Kingston for three
months and when he comes back he
says he IS going right after Lis title
Corbett doesn't think much OF the pres
e1t crop Of hghtweishts and contends
that the only thing that stands between
himself and glory is weight. lie thinks
that three months time win see that
disappear and then le viii be ready TO
chip them on the chin as fast as they
come.
The little Denverite contends that he
has never been used up ia the ring. and
that he still retains all Of his fighting
stamina. None Of the fellows he fought
ever gave him much of a humping. and
when things We're getting tempestuous
within the ropes his brain generally
worked faster than the other fellow.
.thUddinE fists. And for that reason he
escaped numerous beaungs- In fact. 50
won many q fight that De shouldn't
have won. Patsy Corbett viii get the
little fellow in shape. Patsy IS an old
time conditioner. He thinks a great
deal Of Cor5etts chances Of crawling
Up the chute.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-05
CAPITAL ATHLETES
IN Y. N. c. A. GAMES
HatchetiteS, Central High,
and Gurley Club Entered
in Meet Tomorrow.

The cream of Washington scholastic
athletes Will compete with representa-
tive list OF Baltimoreans tomorrow
afternoon in the annual outdoor meet Of
Central Y. Nj. c. A.
The games will be held at Mt " ASH
ingtou tomorrow afternoon and George
Washington, Central High School, and
Guriey Athletic Club, Of this city each
have "a liberal roster OF entries.
The entries follow.
Track Events.
IOD-yard dash-CeuJral y. NJ. 9. A, J.
K. Somerset and r. Resler; B, c. g,
+. S. Relte-; c. c. c.. NJ J. 3. Ne
Douagh: NJ. a. c.. r. w. GIN and
f. q. ziegler; Mt w. A C.. H s.
Duker. j. +. Harrison, and c. Leverlng;
unattached, II. c. Royce; d. A. G., H.
j. BrOCkman.
2gO-yaTd dash-C. Y. II. G. A, L. S.
Freburger and r Resler; G. W. L.. j.
A. Sterrett. 3. O. c., j.. y. stafford,
NJ. a. G.. r. W. GIN and +. 9. Ziegier.
C. c. c.. /. II. Elphinstone. Mt W. A.
g.. T. ). Herring, II. 5. Duker. y. q.
lowering. and ]. T Harrison. W y. n.
q. A.. O. ". StrattOns .. A c., H. J.
Burkman: unattached. II. G. Royce and
IT. g. Byrd
440-yard dash-C. Y. NJ. G.. A. O. C.
~ tAAAFr a E-t14it4EtaAh anu L. d re-
burger 9. g. G., NJ. J. B. McDOHagh;
NJ A. c.. L. c. ZiegIer. McC. A. C..
J, J Bruins; O. II s. W, r. Dick; Mt.
"a. A O.. p S. Herring. II s Duksr
and =. IT. Rouzer; W. Y. NJ c. A.
ss5-yard ran-C. J. NJ. C. A. o. C.
White. r, d. Walsh, L. s. Freburgsr
and r. H. Heiner; G. @. c.. II. =.
Elphinstone and l. NJ ElphinEtone. c.
W T., r F. Wenderoth; McC. A. c.
J. u BURNS IA - It-l4-
NJ A. c., 2, s Herring; unattached. e..
Hoffman and ". b. Kemp.
One-mile Tun-C y NJ. C. A. F II.
Heineri NJ. a. c.. ". s. Dawes, G. G.. c..
= A G. j. II Hughes; c. Fl 8, b.
NJ iiiidebrand. G. W. L.. r. F. Wend-
I00-yard dash Guniors)-C. Y. NJ C. A..
= 5 A SENT G. J.. Timl9anus, and c.
NJ c. A. 6 ". Hamilton c, II. s.
c. G. Dewey {. c. &. j. Lydeu and
II. w Lyden; unattached, T. L. Will
220-yard dash Guniors)-C. Y. NJ. G.. A.
s. A. SENT. y. II. Peters. a. Hutchius
and G. l. Timanuss W. z. NJ c.. A. q
". Hamilton. B. 4. C.. -. B German
c r. s. @. c. Dewey.
22o-yard dash-Novice-C. Y ~. G.. A,
q. NJ Fortmille-, O. K. Price. l. A
Wiley. A r. Peters. c. Peters. A. Teves.
W. W Weilepp, r Resler and S A.
Senft; w. y. NJ. @. A. O. " stratton:
". b. Y ". c. a., J. 5. Fraugmeyer.
p, 443-yard dash-Noyiee-C. Y. N @. A,
Teves and c. Peters: W y. NJ. 4 A.
o. W StraJtOn. H. A. C.. A. Snyder.
b c. c., G. Connolly and L. b. Shaw;
G. c. c.. C. G. NJ. France. jr.. T. p
Mcponagh ana g Weishaar; G. II. s..
r Flicker: W y. Y. NJ. c. A. J. S
FanEmeyer; McC. A. c. J. J. Murray:
unattached J. r. Hush
Field Events.
Running high jump-C. Y. NC. A.
H. D. Ward, II. c. Burgan. and ". ".
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PREPS ARE PRIMED
FOR TECH SERIES

The Georgetown Props are making
extensive preparations for their series
OF games with Technical High School
next week for the scholastic champion
ship OF the District
An agreement 20 play the games was
reached Tuesday by the managers OF
the two teams. the first game to be
played Monday. the second Tuesday.
and in case Of a Tie. "a third game is
70 be pulled of WednesGav. Though
the Props have had Dut little chance 10
play Tor two weeks all the men EXPECT
70 be in the best Of shape for the crucial
ampiUnShlp series, when they hope 10
retrieve the football defeat admins
tered by the Manual Trainers last fan.
simpson, the star tWirleT end cautain-
elect or the team, viii pitch the first
game Tor Georgetown. with Bobby
q. Connor officiating on ,ne rubber in
the second contest IT. case of q tie
simpson Eil pitch the final game.
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! river on the red clay road which you
take four or five miles out OF iseesbErg
10 get 10 Whites ferry, The sign is not
10 be considered the evidence Of an old
woman umluiJy OF anything OF that
sort, but is put there 10 keep won from
breaking your neck, which YOU will nm
doubleday do fl you swing around that
corner In the bold free fashion with
winch you were wont 10 treat the turns
busy.
Gasoline can be obtained at Dam8s-
Gus Harpers Ferry, Frederick. and
berryvllle. the hotel proprietors in those
Owns being well accustomed 10 serving
autoists who are I'm a hurry and givir Z
them excellent service as a rule.
Report On Time.
Please bear in mind about having Your
cars at the Nunsey building for in
spection and sealing al I:45 a. m. next
Monday, June S. 1903. A. D.. twenty-five
days before the big wind begins I'm
Denver. When your cars are once turn
ed over 10 the committee Il will be too
idte 10 make any more preparatfons
other than sticking a rabbits foot en-
your pocket or half pint for medical
purposes under the rear seat. Again We
state. this is no family affair or light
social diversion, but a business-Iike
proposition. which viii be carried ott
uHuef dennIe laws and regulations.
These are all plain. simple. and es-
sential. and will be strictly enforced by
the representative of the American
Automobile Association. who are 10
nave full charge. Perhaps the officials
would Ike 10 be good fellows and over
look a minor technical detail n everv-
body were agreeable. but nothing doing
IN that line.
Attend This Meeting.
Even If somebody has slipped you
couple OF tickets 10 a show, don't STAY
away from that meeting at 1880. of an
concerned IN the race, at The Times
business office on Monday night. It's
Tor men only. Maybe that statement will
stir you up and make you remember
10 be on hand. II win be a grand rally
with great outpOuring Of important
auto truths
Buy The Sunday Times. and therein
read the rules. see the map pictures OF
the turn. and learn all about what Won
may not know. although just heavings
knows we have tried 10 make this plain
enough for even Il Congressional com
mittee 20 understand g.
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Standing Of the Clubs.

WeiIepp; S. J. B.. Edward Novak ard
A. N0vak: Fifth Regiment A. A, A. ..
Disney; J. II. L.. B. Tappan and J. n
Black. q. A. c., +. II. Young, B. A. c..
w @. Boertinger; Mount ", A. c., H
S. Duker and 4. -. lowering.
1g-pouud ehot-C- Y NJ G. A. Il d
Ward, G. Deavor. r. II. Heimer. and
G.. L. Timauus. NJ a. c.. J. p. T-llley.
q. c. Cooling; u CO II. W. Ga..ster.
jr.; Mount vs.. a. c.. II. s. Duker and
T. Pieper.
Pole vauIt-C Y. NJ. c. A. II D.
Ward and J.. a. Wiley; s. J. B.. 4.
Novak and J. Primus: q. w. T.. ]. A
Sterrett
Running broad Jump. Y. NJ. g. A.
o. Q. White, II. y. Ward, II Q. Bur gan.
". s. Freburger +. A. Wattensc held.
c. T. Timauus. and F. II. Heimer. s.
j. r.. Edward Novak A. Novak. and
j. Primus: Fifth Regiment A A A. 3.
Disney. 3. G.. c.. Z. d. Stafford and ".
X. Martin. NJ A O.. r C. Ziegler: G.
A c.. r. II. Young and c. A King
3. A. c.. W. @. Boettinger; Mount ".
A. G.. II. s. Duker. F. NJ. Rouzer. and
J. T. Harrison
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By THOMAS S. RICE.

Some people always balk at the last
minute. and this inevitable human ten
dency caused several would-be endur-
ance run contestants to hold of until
time was called with the result that
they now want 20 got into the great
Times run Of June Q. and It is too late
An examination Of -the entries shows
that nineteen have compiled with the
conditions. and are all ready to- make
the big ride which starts next Thurs
day at $50 a. m. Every one OF the
cars named IS we'll known for
its merits as demonstrated IN past con-
tests. and there is no reason why all
should not finish in the time limits. The
machines comprise practically all OF the
best-known makes in Washington. es-
pecially those which have established
regulations for general touring and
road work.
The Times contest is designed with
view Of testing these very qualities
Cars which finish viii have something
to brag about, and those which come 10
gries viii have nothing 20 be ashamed
of. as the route selected is one which
cannot we'll be negotiated without care
ful management. and trials and tribu-
laGons Turk on about thirty miles of the
course.
All Sorts Of Cars.
Not only is there a great variety OF
makes but OF prices and styles entered.
They range all the way from most ex-
pensive touring cars in which you can
carry your whole family and Aunt En-
my. to a little $500 fellow, " nose owner
IS ready 10 bet real money ne Will finish
with bells on.
Rudolph Jose. whose pathhnding ad-
ventures are causing him 20 be known
as Davy Crockett No. ,. and sometimes
as Kid Boone, and T. :. BEven, OF the
Cook & Stoddard Company viii hit the
pike tomorrow morning to try out The
Times route again, They VIII see TO the
establishment Of controls at RidgevfIIe,
Berryville. and Whites Ferry. al each
Of which points there will be two bright
young persons TO take your time and
condition as you pass through. The
control stations VIII be marked by red
fags, which will be q signal 10 stop and
greet the officials with a kind, word
They Will be deserving characters and
should be treated with dignity and
nothing else, as they must be on the Job
all day.
VIII Post Danger Spot.
Messrs Bliven and Jose will also see
TO tho posting Of a danger signal at the
short turn 10 the left at the Potomac
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Nineteen Entrants. Duality
In TIE Times Endurance Run
Highly Satisfactory and Representative List of Machines
Revealed on Revision of List-Importance of
Cars Reporting Promptly. -
Points in Auto Contest.

Dae-Tuesday June s.
report seaIng-1I:45 a Monday. .sa
Cars of garages a June 8.
Contest starts-630 &. June g.
Meeting and eOmmttee-The
office, 1880 p June
Roue-Munsey building Ridgeyie, to Harper Ferry to
Beyyie Whites Ferry, Rockville building
Distanee-164 miles.
Controls RIdgeyiIe BerryvilIe Whites Ferry.
after leaving Lees.
burg
tire chains.
Observers failing to report time win disqualy
Cars falling to report time sealing and starting will
be disqualified.
Read rules.
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The AIt. Royals yesterday defeated
the Clippers IN a 0ne-s!ded game by
= 10 .. The features were the pitching
Of Hines and the catching Of Pagan.
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NORTHEAST JUNIOR LEAGUE
CTTR STANDTNG.

IOCaya Fame-FIOrlda Stars IS. Bal
tics
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SMITH IONS N. Y. A. c.

Capt. Tom Smith. OF the Georgetown
Preparatory School, has Joined forces Of
the New York Athletic Club for the
summer months and will compete in
the junior championships under its col
ors July .. Captain Smith won the in
scholastic championship in the hur-
dies for the District of Columbia this
year and is counted upon TO prove a
strong addition 10 the varsity team at
Georgetown next season.
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Attend This Meeting.
SHECKARD IMPROVED.

CHICAGO. June 5.-James Sheckard
OF the Chicago National league BAH
team. whose eyes were Injured yester-
day by the explosion Of a bottle Of am
monia, was much improved TO-DAY. and
there IS no longer any danger that he
VIII lost his sight. II IS probable that
ne will be able to play within three
weeks.
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Today's Games.

Washington al Chicago.
Boston al Detroit.
New York at Cleveland
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.