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The Washington times., 1908-05-30
REALTY TRANSFERS.

Sixth ans K streets northeast-SauI
Topper ct TX, Sarah. 10 Leon HOddes
and Alexander Johnson. lot 100. square
Pennsylvania avenue and Twenty
sixth street Observation-Disclosures J..
Flanagan TO Harry =. Taylor, part lot
1, square west Of square Il: $40
Rosedale and Observation-Disclosures +.
SDntag and Samuel Z. Smith, trustees,
70 Thomas Leary, OTIS IS and 81, block
Is; $40.
Firs Yacancy-Arthur 1. FIJI ct ux.,
Maude 5, to Edith s. Black. part OF
tract Of land called FilTs Vacancy. SO.
Dry Meadows-Ma.'y c. Harris ct yir,
John T., TO Joseph II. Harris, part Of
tract OF land called Dry Meadows. $40.
Chichester-George II. Shannon ct uX..
Hattie T. 20 J. Harry shannon, lot ].
block ?; lot 2, block 3; lot II. block J..
SO.
observation-disclosures W. Graham and
Francis MCC- CEmweu, trustees, TO
Frederic A. Hnlt0n. lot IS. block p: so.
Brookla ld-Marvin NJ Mclean Ct ux.,
Maggie. 10 John WignaIL lot e. block
Dobbins Addition to Washington-Jo-
seph Paul ct uE-. ElVa c.. to Lille II
Mattern, lots lO2 10 100, square j.. $40
AuacOsua-FranCis -. Harrison 10
Margaret Wilson, part lot III. SO.
University Heights-Joseph K. Edison
and Charles b. Bailey. trustees. to
Mary +. Herbert. part lot g. $500
Tweuty-hfth street between / and X
streets northwest The WASHINGTON
Loan and Trust Company, trustee, TO
The Washington Loan and Trust Com
pauy, lot Il3, square d. 5000
PadswoTth-Harry 2 Wilson and
Harry Wardmau 10 George Banks Nc
GIuty, lot 90, square 81; SO.
Lauier teights-Edw ard 7. Fenw3Ck
et uX-. Clara G., 10 Henry p Merrill,
Ninth street, between I and K streets
nOTthWest-EdWard NJ. Grinder e. TX.
Mary c. r, TO Anna Maud Nilburu
part original OF 6. square 403. SO
Anaccstia-NVilliam +. Jordon e TX,
!. 1belle c, 10 Conrad H Weiss. part
lots 1913. 79s, 80, square 5Tl0, so
l55i and 1903 Rhode Island avenue
noTthwest-George Frederick Stutz 81
al. 70 DaF ID b, Murdoch. lots "a and
HOS. 1llA l,l6 X street northwest
Frederick " Polling. et uE. Mary
Ellen, 10 John ". Pelllng. lots Z. S. II,
square north % square $50; So
l. street, between North Capitol and
First streets no -rhwest-JOhn =. Davis
ct TX, Mary p 10 Parthenia Q. kengla
part lot = square go, SO.
Barry Farm-R II. April 81 ux liz
zie, TO Michael o. Dumas, part lot g.
section I, Barry arm, SO.
Trinidad-HarTy Burn ct Tx. Armlnda.
70 Henry Z. Glotzbaach, lots p. IS, %:
block 10 $40
Pleasant PIairs-WaIter z. Schneider
~, lot 43. SO.
Fourteenth street, between c and D
streets sOUthwest-James A. EIIerson er
uN-, Lucy NJ. et al, TO Joseph Schiff-
man, original lot 9, square 265 SO
First street between I and K streets
southwest-JOseph Schiffman et ux.
Anna, to Percy W Piokford, lot 81
square SO, and lots TO s., block .
sherwood. SO
North Brigh twood-Ida Tinney Mack
rifle ct vir, William r, TO George l..
GOOdaCre. lots ). 6, :, block 3, SO
First street between I and X streets
southwest-Percy ". PiCkfOrd to Funice
NJ. Lewis, part lot 81. square SIS. $40.
The Washington times., 1908-05-30
DOYLE WINS TWO
SETS IN TOURNEY

In an exciting game Interspersed with
showers Connie Doyle champion Of the
District. defeated Wallace Johnson. two
sets in their battle for the tennis cham
pionship OF the Middle Atlantic States,
held at the Bachelor Courts yesterday.
The sets were won by g. and Sc.
The third set was unplayed because of
rain. and will be concluded this after
uoon at 3 O'Clock. 1t stood ST in favor
of Doyle when hOstilities were called of.
In spite Of the fact that johnson did
not win a set. all Of the games were
closely contested. and were fought by
both men 10 the last ditch. To his serve
Is due DoyIe's success. -Four times he
shot the ball clear of the surrounding
fence on the bounce.
His serve. sent in with terrific force,
barely left the ground when IL cleared
the net, and when his first ball got
over. Johnson was frequently unable
to touch IT, Johnson on the other
hand was more active on his feet and
exceTed at the lobbing game, although
he was seldom able 10 resort 10 this
style OF play
=rrfna showers commenced some heavy
cork which resulted in a concerted
movement toward the grandstand- Here
ne spectators watched the court de-
Generate first into q mud pile then 10 a
marsh. and finally into glorious flow
-ny river with tributaries and other
sdfuncts necessary 20 rivers
The Washington times., 1908-05-30
At Philadelphia.
AT Pittsburg:
.HORSTMAN LEADS
IN FIRST ROUND
Veteran Wins in Morning Play on
Golf Links by 2 Up.

Starting OF on the mornings round
Of the Middle Atlantic Golf Associa ton
championship tournament under ideal
weather conditions were Z. . Horst
man and II. Charters.
Horstman, By steady playing, which
was brilliant with good puts, led at the
close OF the first round with UP over
his opponent. The winner was ! I'D at
the twelfth and l up at the seventeenth.
The green's were in almost perfect con-
dition, and until the shower came up a
large gallery followed the play
At the seventeenth hole Charters
drove into the woods. and IT was chiefly
because OF this that Horstmau increase
his lead at that point. Although beaten
in the opening round, Charters was
roundly applauded for some of his
shots, and some Of his friends are pre-
dieting a victory for him in this after
moons play.
The afternoons round began at 2:30.
It is believed that W. r. Tuckerman,
%, viii win the medal play handicap.
Mr.. Tuckerman's handicap is S
In the consultations Z. D. Dalzeu,
Chevy Chase, beat Z. p. Brooke, Ban
nockburn, 2 up. In the second sixteen
A. S. Mattingly, Columbia, defeated J.
c. Davidson, Columbia, s up.
The Washington times., 1908-05-30
PHILIP TESTIMONY
COMPLETE MONDAY
Accused Slayer of Frank
Macaboy in Conference
With Attorneys Today.

By the close Of court on Monday even
ing the defense of CASTOR Philip Will
have concluded, and the arguments
being made Tuesday morning, 1t is
probable that Tuesda.y afternoon
Judge Barnard viii delive- his charge
10 the jury. ard the fate IF the scion
OF an aristocrauc family low on trial
for the murder of Frank MacabOy, will
Je In their hands,
The attorneys Tor the defense. Henry
+. Davis and A. y Hoehhng jr, who
are making such a good fight to acqCiu
the defendant, took advantage Of the
fact that there was no court today, and
held & conference at the latter's Office.
CASTOR Philip and Eis two brothers,
Capt. Van Ness Philip and Hoffman
Philip, secretary 10 the American le-
cation, at Tangier. Morocco. who made
the long journey 20 this country to be
at his younger brothers side during
the ordeal. were at the conference.
The defense IS confident of a quick
verdict Of aCQuital. and predict that
the jury will return such a verdict with
IN a few hours. The members OF the
bar, almost to man. believe that
Philips counsel have constructed a de
tense. which the Government cannot
batter down. This defense, as outlined
by Henry L. Davis 10 the jury yester-
day. II It can be proved. can warrant
nothing but an acQuittal. they say. The
greater part OF that defense has been
already brought out, and IL only remains
for the defense TO prove their version
OF the actual struggle in the corridor Of
The Arlington Hotel, which resulted IL
the death Of MacabOy
They have half a dozen witnesses to
be called Monday, and il IS said that
by these witnesses they intend 10 bring
out some testimony that viii surprise
the prosecution.
The Washington times., 1908-05-30
AUSTRALIA LIKES OUR GOODS

American bicycles are highly esteemed
in Australia An Australian who re-
Gently sailed from this country said
that he had % his family five bicycles
Of American make, and that he had
Just bought a touring car because Of
the satisfaction he had received from
the rest Of his American wheels. II IS
his Judgment that American automo-
biles since American and Australian
highways are much alike, will suit him
as well as the American bicycles have
done
The Washington times., 1908-05-30
EMPIRES
TRIMMED BY BUDS
Morgan Plays Star Game at
Second Base for the
/ nEa-c
Losers

The Eastern Buds twhite) defeated
the Eastern Empires lColored) this
morning at the American League
grounds by TO I'm a six-iuning game
The Eastern Buds played all around
the colCred team, with the exception
OF the sixth inning. when, with three
singles and a base on balls, the En-
pres scored three runs.
Morgan, on second, played for the
Buds the best game, having six chances
which he accepted without an error.
and also has a three-5ase hit and a
single with two runs 20 his credit.
Young. the Empire pitcher, was batted
az will.
The score.
The Washington times., 1908-05-30
NARTS Of TRADE
CLOSED FOR THE DAY
General Opinion Favors a
TWo-Sided Market on
Wall Street.

NEW YORK, May SO.-Decoration Day
was observed on Wall Street by abso-
lutte closure of everything. A few clerks
were making Up statements for the first
OF Jgne, and a few persistent room
traders gathered here and there TO
swap opinions, stories and "reminiscences.
Much interest was taken In the Senate
hlibuster. but the opinion was generally
expressed that the end OF the EFFORT was
but a few days or hours away. The
belief that the currency bin can be
forced through and that ii will help
the market because II will give the
bankers all the money they need and
viii keep down the rates is looked upon
as life-saver for the market during the
coming political campaign.
Brokers and commission houses are
constantly sending out wires 10 their
customers asking that they buy on
declines and sell on reactions. This old
saw is not being seriously considered
by the traders as they understand Il TO
be too neT tus market for anyone
not watching the ticker constantly TO
make the play requested.
Gould Situation Interesting.
The Gould situation IS interesting to
everyone. and especially 10 the trunk
and transcontinentaI lines The feeling
is that the Gould plans will have TO be
held IL allegiance until such time as
there shall be a readjustment Of
finances, First the Missouri Pacific was
supposed 10 be IN trouble. then. after the
company mentioned had been success
fully handled. Western Maryland fell into
trouble and then the Wabash Pittsburg
Terminal Company came into the lime
light with notes and interest 10 meet
and more trouble for the Gould family,
and especially for George Gould.
Satisfaction Is expressed by Gould in
tereSl5 over the formation Of q BrOtec-
tive committee and plan for The re-
Organizat IOnE OF the WaBash-Te Terminal
predictions being made that the reOr-
ganlzation would be effected under
Gould control.
Hill stocks are the prime faVorites Of
the traders The opinion Is expressed
that the roads Great Northern and
Northern Pacific will be among the first
10 show Improvement, as a result Of the
crops and the resumption OF better bust
ness conditions In the Northwest. The
only feature Of the situation in COnHeC-
ton with these stocks Is the digestion
Of the large amount OF stock disposed
Of IN both companies by the Union Pa
clhc. as safety against issuing bonds
Tor It's own protection But this line OF
stocks win soon he absorbed.
Ii is a question II ET. Hartman can
longer be depended on 10 use his great
power 10 keep The market on the up
grade. lie has accomplished what he
wanted 10 do. neld the market on the
jump - higher levels while ne thus was
enabled 90 distribute his Hi holdings
at a JuppV price
The market viii probably be irregular
during the next few weeks. just as 10
has been for TWO weeks. with more bear
play and reactions and gains
The big loss iu the bank reserves as
shown by yesterdays statement was
fully discounted.
The. Westminster stock Exchange was
The Washington times., 1908-05-30
ALLENTOWN LOSES
TO LOCAL UNIONS
McHale, for Washington,
Puzzles Newcomers in Out
law Organization.

The Washington Union Leaguers cap
tured this mornings game from Allen
town by to >.
Manager TWINS team had the game
in hand from the first inning, scoring
three runs in this session on four hits,
one a two-bagger by Atherton. The
visitors could do practically nothing
with McHales twisters when hits were
needed 10 bring in runs. The seventh
inning alone was an exception, the new
corners IN the league amassiug two
runs in this round on three safe bingles
Washington began the fullisade in the
first inning. after Gilbert had perished,
Burke 10 Masterson. Connors hit safely
to left. and Weinberg dropped one over
Liggins' head, which no one went af-
ter. Shaughnessy' drive TO left scored
ConHoTs AthertOn's double TO left
brought Weinberg in with the second
score, while Donovau's long sacrifice to
deep center tailed Shaughnessy. Zanelu
ended the inning by striking out.
The Washington times., 1908-05-30
ORIGIN OF BLACKBOARD.

In the oIden times there were attached
n AN great houses a number of dirty de-
9endents, whose Office II was 10 attend
mon the more mental services OF the
80 olfshu1ent OF course the most de-
vraded we're selected 10 carry coal 10
he kitchen. They were mixed up with
ne pots and kettles, and in derision
we're called the BLACK Guards" Nat
orally, the speech and action Of these
nufort,inates were anything but I'm
9oaculate, and their name thus came 10
Dc applied TO their like generaly.-New
York American
The Washington times., 1908-05-30
KNEW HIM WELL.

Il hope you don't mind my asking, %
said a young lady difhdently. but
should I call you professor or doc
tor'?''
"Oh, call me anything you liker' was
the great mans testy rejoinder. Some
people call me an old IDIOT
Really the lady murmured sweet
" But then they Will be people who
know you intimately! '-Exchange
The Washington times., 1908-05-30
VISITOR LOSES PURSE-

J. r. CreushaW. OF Cleveland. Ohio.
visitor in the city. reported TO the Pc
lice this morning that he either lost or
had stolen from his pocket a purse con-
tanning between 50 and $50. Mr. Cren-
shaw took the purse from his pocket in
an express Orice IN pennsylvania ave
nue. TO pay a bin, and about half
hour later discovered 81 was missing.
The Washington times., 1908-05-30

First base by errOrs-AllentOwn. i
Left on bases-AIcntoWn. o. Washing
ton. g. First base on OallS-On Higgins,
2, McHale, 1. Struck out-By LigEins.
2 McHale l. Three-base hit-HRrt.
Two-base hit-Atherton. Sacrifice hits
Donovan %, Gilbert, Weinberg. stolen
bases-Shaughnessy 90. Counors %.
Holmes. Lenox. Double plays-AthertOn
to Donovan 10 WineberE, Donovan 10
ZaneHi TO ConnOrs. Umpire-Mr. Stein
berg. Time o. game-l hOur and g. min
uteg.
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Shaughnessy Hits Again.

In the sixth Shaughnessy hit to cen
ter. stole second. and scored on Ather-
town singled over second and was ad-
counted for the NTH run in the seventh.
after being passed. He stole second and
scored on Connors safe hit along third
base line
Allentown could do nothing in the
scoring line until the seventh. Middle
town singled over seCon de nd was ad-
vanced 10 third when Masterson sent a
fast one out TO center. Lenox came to
the rescue with a slashing drive 10 deep
center. scoring both men.
The Washington times., 1908-05-30

FIRST base On e-rors-E Eastern Buds. 2;
Eastern Empire. ? Left on bases
Eastern Buds, . First base on balls
OF Walker. .; Oft Young !. Struck out
BY walker, 3: by Young, 2 Three
base hit-Norgan. Two base hits-Ac-
COTmiCk Lancaster. Stolen pa ses-
Walker, /; Mccormick, g. Double
play-Clements to Morgan. eft BY
pitCNer-Bv Young !
The Washington times., 1908-05-30
New Jersey Resorts.
ATLANTIC CITY.
HOTEL RUpOLF

AMERICAN EUROPEAN.
Renovated and Refurnished Throughout.
Directly on the Beach with unobstructed
view OF the ocean and boardwalk. 400 Ocean
View Rooms en- suite. With 100 private sea-
water baths Home for Neutrality-suspicious. in
Atlantic CITY. Special rates for May and
June For further Information write to Ru-
dolf or phone TO Harvey's Restaurant, II.
sO93 JOEL. HILI.ltAN, Proprietor. myi7-tf
The Washington times., 1908-05-30
CY YOUNG BREAKS
WINNING STREAK
Freeman'S Bingle in the
Sixth First of the
, Game.
BURNS AND PATTEN
EASY FOR BOSTON
Hub Team Starts Scoring in
First After Lords Single
TO Right.

BOSTON, Mass, May 3O.-It is a diff
terent story today with big Cy Young
In the box. Washington could do moth
ing with his delivery and the locals
won by 10 0.
Freeman broke the monotony Of outs
by clean single IN the sixth. Bos-
ton hatted Burns and Patten freely.
The batting of Lord was d feature. Bos-
ton started the scoring in the first when
Lord singled TO right and vas forced
by Mcconnell, who continued all the
way home on a hot drive Freeman
couldn't stop for an out. but broke the
force Of Clymer dashed in for ii and
when about 10 pick IL up, slipped and
fell
Gessler was hit by a pitched ball, but
there was nothing more doing. Boston
piled up two more in the third. Lord
singled 10 left and Mcconnell hunted
safely. Cravath sacrificed and Gessler
scratched a single that scored Lord.
Gessler tried for second and no one
covered the base on Streets throw, the
ball going to center, Mcconnell scoring.
In the fifth with one out Unglaub sin
gled and stole second, scoring on Pat
tens high throw to Freeman off Wag-
ner. Boston added two more in the
sixth. With one out Thorney singled
and took third on Lords hit, Lord max
ing second on the throw in. Mcconnell
hit 70 Altizer and Thorney was run
down, but Milan INJURED Cravath's fly.
Lord and Mcconnell scoring.
At Boston r, He.
Washington o.. OOOOOOOOO-O
Boston ......... l 0 FOL . 0 0 g Is
Batteries-BuTns and Street: Young
and Crlger. UmpiTe-COnnOlly.
At New York-PhNadelphia VS. New
York, morning game postponed, rain.
The Washington times., 1908-05-30

The washington stock Exchange was
closed. banks and brokers' Offices closed.
and nothing doing IN a business way in
financial circles
The Washington times., 1908-05-30

Near beach and attractions: fine View: table
and beds the best; rooms with bath. Special
season rates. Day. s. and $3.50: Booklet
S II. MAYBERRY. my15-tu. IN. Sa-2st
The Washington times., 1908-05-30

Write for a copy. It answers every dues-
ton about Ocean CITY, N J., whether you
want 10 rent cottage or bungalow or stop
at one OF the 20 big hotels OF with one OF the
IS private families who take boarders
BOARD OF TRADE. OCEAN CITY, -. J.
or Bureau Of Information. COZ Bailey Bldg.
Phia myth, Sa, tu-2st
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Brooklyn:

New York; o l 0 2 0 0 0 Is 6 l
Brooklyn 20 @ 0 o 0 0 90 3 /
Batteries-AIcGinnity and Needham;
PaStOTius and Bergen: Wilhelm and Rit-
ter Umpires-Rudderham and RigleT.
At Philadelphia:
Philadelphia VS.. Boston-Postponed;
wet grounds.
AT PittsbuTE:
RHE
Pittsburg ........ 0 O. % 90 o. . 0
Batteries: Coakley and SChIei; Mad
dOx and Gibson. Umpire. Emslie.
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New Jersey Resorts.
OCEAN CITY.
MAILED FREE-ROOK

ABOUT OCEAN CITY, y, J.
MOST INVITING RESORT on ATLANTIC
COAST
The Washington times., 1908-05-30

AT New York-Philadelphia VS.. New
York. morning game postponed; rain.
The Washington times., 1908-05-30

HatlSIleS-BuTuS ana street. YOUNG
and Crlger. UmpiTe-COnnOlly
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-06-04
SHOOTS AT AN AUTO
S. Robinson and Party Of Racine,
Fired on by Drunken Farmer
Near Central Park
BULLETS FAIL TO HIT MARK

A drunken man came near causing a
tragedy on the lake shore road three
miles north of Kenosha on Friday even
ing lust about dusk when he fired three
ishots at an automobile in which Step
hen Robinson, son Of Frederick Rob-
inson of Racine and two sisters of Mr..
Robinson, both seniors at Kemper Hall,
were riding. The party had left KEN
per Hall late in the evening to go to
the Robinson home in Racine and they
were proceeding along the road when
they found it blocked by a delivery
wagon driven by man who was evil
IDENTIFY badly under the influence Of
liquor. Young Robinson asked the man
to yield him portion Of the road and
at this the fellow became abusive and
threatened to fight.
Robinson was not looking for trouble
and pulled his car to one side Of the
road and managed to get past the
wagon. By this time the. intoxicated
man had left the wagon and stood in
the road hurting abusive names at the
driver of the auto. Young Robinson
paid no attention to the abuse and pro-
|ceeded toward Racine when the man
pulled a revolver from his pocket and
began firing. The bullets whizzed past
the heads of the occupants of the auto
mobile but none of them took effect,
land the passengers in the car were
soon out of danger. Three shots were
fred by the man at the machine. AS
soon as the party reached Racine a
report Of the shooting was made to the
Racine police department. and later the
Kenosha officials were informed Of it.
The mans Identity has not as yet been
learned, but it is said that he is a
Kenosha delivery man and the officials
are making every possible effort to
caused his arrest. The members of the
automobile party were greatly frighten-
ed by the shooting and it is evident that
they were fortunate to escape without
being struck by the bullets.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-06-04
ARREST rich MAN GOLF SEASON open
Kenosha Golfers Open Season Sat.
urGay With Annual Memorial
Day Handicap Match
j. 3. oHlRST GETS ALLEN CUP

The members of the Kenosha Country
Club opened the. golf season of 1908
lat the Kenosha links on Saturday,
when Notwithstanding the fact that the
links were pretty well soaked with
water and the weather was not ideal
golf weather throughout the day, a
Large number of the members of the
club entered the Choice Score Handicap
for the handsome silver cup presented
Eby Chester G. Allen.
The cup was won by j. B. Hirst Of
Chicago with net score of 70. Hirst
had a choice score for the thirty six
holes Of SO, and with a handicap Of IL,
he was just able to nose out E. L..
Grant who had the same gross score
but his handicap of 10 left him one
more than the winner. Few Of the real
champions Of the Kenosha Club entered
the match, r. P. yCavanagh, the former
state champion being the only starter
from scratch. Cavanagh made credi-
liable score Of 80 and was third in the
list.
The day proved most interesting
one at the club house and there were
many visitors from other cities during
the afternoon and evening Dinner and
supper were. served. Club life at the
Country Club this season promises to
be very interesting and large number
of new members are being added to the
Iclub for the new season. The book of
fixtures has not as yet been issued but
the sports and games committee is plan
ming to arrange for tournaments of
some nature for every Saturday in the
season. The following are the best
scores in the choice score match of
Saturday.