davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

In the market for outside securities
speculation was fairly brisk, with FUR
ther sharp downward tendency almost
throughout the entire list. Many new
low records were reached for the move
ment. and at times there appeared 10 be
little or no supporting orders other than
those shown by traders who covered IN
many instances when low levels were
reached Rallies were of small propOr-
tiOn. Interest centred largely i'm the new
AtChison convertible A. and rights, which
broke sharply under disappointment re
Earding the time for conversion. The OF
ferings We're heavy. The bonds fell ga
points and the rights nearly a point. In
other quarters of the market the losses
averaged from "A small fraction TO nearly
a point. this being especially the case in
the leading copper shares. Silver stocks
eased off slightly on limited trading. The
lately listed oil securities were active.
with fluctuations within narrow limits
January oil was dealt In for the first time
at "A small advance The weakest issues
I'm the copper market were Nevada Con-
soIidated. Miami. Butte Coalition. Chino.
Giroux and Ray Consolidated. all OF which
fell 10 = new low mark for the movement
In bonds AtchiSOn As were instrumental
i'm causing small reactions In other issues
Dptaiipd fnItnvy
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31

Most of the leading stocks sold on the
of a point under the low figures touched
on the New York Stock Exchange. Sell
ing pressure against the market was pro-
nounced throughout the day. IL repre-
scented both sales by professional traders
on the floor who recently have been sue
Cessful I'm operations on the bear side and
the closing out OF impaired accounts by
commission houses. Importance was at
tached by the bears 10 the likelihood or
labor troubles in the soft coal fields. Sales
were on a heavy scale, tOtalling 1l5,O5O
shares, distributed among fifty-seven differ
ent issues. Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31

DOMESTIC EIXCHANGE--Bostou Is 2-3c
discount; Chicago. 20c premium; San Fran
cisco. sight &c, telegraph 7l2c premium
New Orleans. commercial 25qJOc discount.
bank 81 premium: Charleston, buying par.
selling 1-l0c premium; St Louis, 90 pre-
mium bid, 15c premium asked; Minneap~
oils. soc premium: Savannah. buying 3-lbc
discount. selling par.
BANK CLEARGNCS. - New York. ex-
changes $50 O57,7E balances sl4,O3S. $50,
Baltimore. exchanges S+H5.7l6. balances
sj21, ,4Oi; Philadelphia, exchanges 25.0s6 l35,
balances $3.50, 1S6: Chicago, exchanges ST.,
42o.697. balances s3,O75,070
SILVER MARKET - Commercial bar
silver. 52asC. Mexican silver dollars. A..
bar silver in London closed at c4lsd. an ad-
vance of lid.
GOLD PREMIUM. - In Madrid. 675;
Lisbon. II.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mex ex-
change on New York is quoted at 20ua
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
from customs yesterday were sS93.394. in
ternal revenue 1914. .2SS, and miscellaneous
S126. .s95, total of 81, ,5T. against total
expenditures on ordinary account of 5000
For the month 10 date ordinary receipts
have been 3.2S2.1 1l9 and ordinary expendi-
lures Sf531 ,697, the excess of receipts
amounting to $3.50, 422 For the fiscal
year TO date ordinary receipts have been
$3.50. 762 pol. against S432.74S, SO in the same
S499.616,5SO. against s5O3, 1925 in 1899. the
excess of expenditures this year amountinS :
to SIS. .s54 32s. compared with an excess last
year of $40, 41l3s6. Including Panama Canal
account and public debt the excess of all
expenditures over receipts since July
the corresponding period a year ago OF
Si12.651t1O.
SUB-TEEASURY-Th Sub-Treasury was
debtor TO the Clearing House S44l, $50.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK.
New York March 80. 1910
Tie Bosrd az Directors has this day declared
quarterly dividend Of TWO PER CENT,
tIce from taN, payable on and after Apr. lst
proNino
The Board of Directors has this day declared
datC. rc-upcnlnC April list 1910
CHARLES IL PATTERSON,
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
NATIONAL light, HEAT a POWER

Tho twelfth quarterly dividend has been de-
rlared on the preferred stock, payable April
Isl. 1910. 10 Stockholders Of record. March "a
salo Transfer books win bc closed March %,
1910. ana open April LIST. 1910
JOHN r. REILLY. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE.
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
Thompson, TOWle & Co.
Members of New York. Boston Chicago Stock Exchanges
Springfield
Worcester
25 Broad 81.
New York
50 Congress St.
Boston

all railroad ndnrla
mining pleased furnish
recently include carefully compiled fifteen
leading listed stocks
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
PEORIA a EASTERN RAIIMAN 90

hs niGer of iho Board 0f Directors ~ this
oWpaut. fOj R PER CENT INTEREST win
u. pald on frs Income Mortgage Bonds al Tho
"fice ~ MossrS J. y. Morgan a CO.. New
forh, on Aprl q. 1910. upon surrender Of the
coupons then maturing
lILaI.I Is a.lN trr..euror
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31

h| ''AtI ol Tic Board or directors ~ TEis
e oulpan} THREE PER CENT INTEREST
VII ., paid on its Debcnturo Income Bonds at
VIC Trust Company of America. Sew York
'lt2. on April 4, 1910. upon surrender u ,he
coupons thcu maturing
l u. 4.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
= IlII-I NJ = = 7 = = = IN = 7
is Broadway

NcW York. March "A. 1910
- meeting of the Board Of Dire etofs.
l'io tins daA. quarterly dividend of three
80 pcr cent ON the capital stock Of this bank
vas declared. payable, free OF tax, on April I
10 stockholders OF rcC"~d on March = 1910
- q >. I0MPSlN l-..L-.r
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows Yesterday SsnSsred
quotations for government bonds, coiAf
with Tuesdays: ,.,, Sp-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31

: ulNldeHd OF ONfs-HAI4F Uf UNE ELIt
CI1NT. on the Preferred stock has been declared.
payable April 18th, 1910, 20 Preferred Stochho,l-
OF record al the close ~ business. 3 p. ~ -
April 9th. 1910. Transfer books VIII remain Omen.
ihfcks mailed. T.. W HYDE. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED By Charles d. Barney 4 Co. No .
Broad street. New Yo... and No - south
+th street. Philadelphia)
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31

day shares compared with s775i
shares the corresponding day in 1893
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
MINING.
WHEAT,
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

5oONo Nav option. 81 las 81 IA. 14l. q rAl.
$4,000 July option. OSis OSS. OsIs Z GST
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
SINNEAPoLs AHn 81 LorIs RAILROAD

coupons due Aprl J. 1910. from Pacific Ex-
feusion Bonds ~ this company WIN be paid
'n and after ihat date upon prescutatiou at
fle OFFICE OF the company. - Broad street
NfW York D. r. DAVIS. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
Michigan aenfral Rnilrnnd -

Ftdnd central station. y. Y. March - 1910.
Ito transfer books OF This Company Wiu no
{ .soo - tnroe O'Clock D. N. ON Tuesday Apn
~. 1910. Preparatory 10 tho annual meeting -
stockholders fo be hoc MAY 9th and ,sI. be
ieopeuel Friday. May 6th 1919
A n
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31

Maturing 19lO-'22
| FURNISHED by SWartwout & AppenzeIlar M ,o
Pine ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
EQUIPMENT BONDS ANo
CAR TRUSTS.

Maturing f9iO-'@1
| FURNISHED BY SwartwouS & Appeuz-l,ar. No. %
/ i ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
BONDS
COBALT STOCKS

/ FURNISHED by Warren. Gsowski & 90 No II
| Eroad sIIccIl
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
TaLe Shore & NIicbi,.,,D ss,,,l,,,n r., -

.HIdN1 ''ifla. ~thfIHn. y v. March 80. 1910
Ih' transfer hooks of isis Company Viii Ee
closed - three u'el,rk r. Il. Ilesday. Aa-i'
fn 1910. ureraI a.0;. 10 the annual meeting CF
stprkHoldCs io bo hed May 4tG and MiIi be
a. pence THURSDAY MAJ Jtu. ls11
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
INrERNATIoNAL PAPER COMPANY


INrERNATIoNAL PAPER COMPANY.
dividend OF ONE-HAlE Of ONE PER
CI1NT. ON the Preferred stock has heeu declared
RS OF record at the close of business, 3 p NJ
April 9TH. 1910. Transfer books VIII remain oIen
t'hecks mailed. H. ". HYDE, Secretary
SEABOARD NATIONAL BANK,
is Broadway
NcW York. March "a 1910
l'id this day. a quarterly dividend of three
go por cent ON the capital stock Of this bank
10 stockholders OF rcCo~d on March = 1910
a. q. HOMPSON. Cashier.
CONSOLIDATED RUBBER TIRE 90.
h, order Of lhc Board OF Directors ~ 'Eis
company, THREE PER CENT INTEREST
WI 3, paio on its Debonturo Income Bonds ar
VIC Trust COMPANY OF America, Sew York
ii}. on April 4. 1910, upon surrender - ,he
coupons ihcn maturing
FREDERICK A. SEAMAN. TREASURE.
PEORIA a EASTERN RAILWAY 90.
by order of tho Board Of Directors of this
,ompau,. -FOUR PER Cent. INTEREST VIII
"fiCe of Mcssrs. J. y. Morgan q CO.. New
f olh, on Aprl T. 1910. upon surrender Of the
CHARLES r.. cox. Treasurer.
MINNEAPOLIS AND ~; LOUIS RAILROAD
- COMPANY.
'rhsion Bonds ~ this company VIII be paid
"n and after that date upon presentation At
- once OF ihe COMPANY - Broad street.
NeW YORK p n DAVIS. TREASURER.
rsrs Michigan li',ls1 s.,:' CENTRAL RaT9ad Co
'a"o .-l.tIa4 s1,eil ions \ =, MAJ ca - 1910
so - three o'clock D.. NJ. Tuesday Arl
WI. 1910. Preparatory 10 tho annual meeting -
stockholders no be ho,d Nav 9th and Nil. be
i'openeu Friday, MAY 6fh. 1910
CHARLES J.. COX, treasure.
TAKE Shore Michigan Sor;hern Ry. %.
.5rand central StHfl1n. y ", March 80. 1910.
The transfer hooks ut isis Company viii Ip
closed - three u .E r. =. Ilssdaz-. Au-d'
90 1870. preparatory 10 the annual meeting cF
sip"h1oluCrs iu uc he.d NAY ~tG and Mlu be
a. pence Thursday. Mag Jtu. 1870
.HAilES d. cox. Treasure.
N"w Nort, Chicago 4 -. Louis Ry. 90.
trarc Csutral station - y. March - 1910.
fre transfer books q ts.s Company Will ne
rloTei three q. elo x p. ~. TUESDAY. Apul
-. 1910 proua-a;ory 20 tie annual meeting ~
stockholders 10 BE he'd May stU ana Ell be
re0ueIec THURSDAY. NAV 5tu. 1910.
CHARLES d. COX. Treasure
ADNERTl>EMGNT AID SUBSCRIPTIONS
FOR The Tribune received tleiI IstUAu
'7iCc. No 1865 broadway, between S6th and
a,'h sts-, until orlgeh D. M. Advertisements
,strlve. ~ -ue following branch offices
regular Office rates Uutl O'Clock p. fu.. .iz.-
"a 81 atH.. Do. I'D ST.. Us G,h ave-.
f.'h 81 lH4 Past 1stn Fr-. 80 West a2s 81 be
.0eer al Guc Sfl ayes .iH West l25th ST..
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
BOSTON cuRB STOCKS.

FURNISHED bv !. Thomas Reinhardt Ma -
Broad street. New York. and No "a Defoh
shire street. Boston,
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

-odd lots. tselIs cents per share. TEX div
dend.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
New hari.. Chicago a -. Iouis R,. 90.

frarc central station ~ y, Earru - 1910
rrs transfer books q ts.s lo.-rsa. viii ne
c'o7e5 az three cclo. x p. ~. on Tuesday. Apul
-. 1870. prtua-htcry 20 the annual meeting 81
stockholders 10 De Ic,d May stu. ana ull be
Icopeuec THURSDAY. MAY 5tu. 1910
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-07
nam ,RDS FOOrHtLL PLANS.
CRIMSON Not ILLeIy 60 drop Dartmouth
for Princeton.

The r,Imor recently circulated that Har-
ward and Princeton wouiibnee' on the srid
tron next year has We, - b@ confirmed,
o~riallv Or unoficially. THIS story, which
has ha"ona an annual AFFAIR. doe NOT -''"iu
80 have anv mora real na-iS nov than here -
'0fors HoWsver. y serves - make an
ia'~r~-rhng 'hNms for speculation by M"
ante season dope-ter-
That Harvard would drop Dartmouth
IN ne event 81 an arrangement With Prince
ION - probably purA conjecture. aud not AZ
aN lAsiy. a. ne Harvard Dartmouth game
ts flaved on the date Frinc~' on PLAYS Ial"
amt would not tpnniC' PUT nsrmuF-. the
Harvar RI Dartmouth game has berOme NerN
popular and nov draw almost a. well A.
Inc Harvard ale game J." tho New tng
land public 10 H. the higES-f game % the
year next 20 The Vale game, and u = -at.
20 say that a majority Of the alumni and
ind ,rzradlate- % both institutions Who
Iopk non u A. fI-d event, would raise
ytgorull- protest II II vrrp -heived for any
other
A. he record Of tho Las, ssysn ~ eight
wears st's-'- thu Harvard Dartmouth game
- always splendid exhibition OF football.
a. good A. could he expected from Prince
ton and with q much greater LOCAL tnter"-'
The Dartmouth game has elSaN- h@"n
ola vsd In the most ivtendly and spOr'sm al -
Ike spirit and 10 not believed that the
harvard athls'iD authorities would -sri-
Ou-lv consider EiNina ~ ~
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nv TENNIN.
ksen Piay ~ asnsfss amt aN-d tts,I,,l--
~ Ne~ msehsllr

Anraham Ras.foft 10 ~s0 t.- Tlsaa
IN The ssu,t- anal round 70 ~. quaker Ridge
up ~htmp,nn~hip .tus'r- yr-f~Ti,y On Tho
GOVT. - 'Rc Nss no, N~I~ iH"u Iruni-
tIub fh- council veteran 800 tt-h e
ginger .nto he -fIpse- 80 'htf he dnieIfe,i
Etlph : Rgs- . ip,- hEg- at
apue fuunirg q rp-s %. hts. line lu frs
nf-t 49,, ~ ~ saioTd S-y' tho h,.' ..gfagz,ug
from sids ~ sod. 81 a''r'rp '- uu tho
PAY ~ Bass- - EtIu OBJ" rar N~r" met u,
ftst lubh- hat drppts.,i 'hr bail down az
m" uns Fourteen s,u~s 81 rb.- Ms
enough fpr Ia gR- and b." o,- pltv".I Co =
s'ands'tu losing no --,und and j.- idlu .
49, ~ love
m -ummar,
Sriazer Eds~ Championship Men. single,
Sscnni -uYri y Bruce Wilson defeated J.
TNrrI Round ,,eJTEe 1russbeyk defeated
: W-fre " Iznu h1 default
Fuur'S RoInI uleha-l NIsur de'e,'ei George
49,! ,,,Sri p,r.s.m. s''fsN' " "o'''
nm hound Nhrshsm hf>>'orI : defeated
Ralph Z NaggS "a
Nl,ed i'onb,-- T'rsl round Mr. Its
-1hn and lew, iTssdmsn de'es'~i vs.
,NarIes Porte Nnd Wchsrt D NIyur 10
,-st~d VI, "a-sid~ snd William !. q hri-n
I.n, Doubles rir,, rouad iOvcu LIANT
ard u kimhcr defeated -, benson ana \
70, defeated u y Bf'uAsthoT amt lisrr, stein
second koupa Ch,rs,. ? Porte! sra e "
S'l'h hr,'a'ed ,ars .ni n .,,S 4
pbiIiVs isfea,-d Wunsn ON e. ana Fich
ar4 AugIr. =. .
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SOC v.rs rHHf.r
... .UrIura-' .fuH,I ~ fr- .-a4Hu srH.saa.f
.'ssrf tsav ~ 'b- sHadr places af fr. rul'
t,rpunII. f--rarIav anI fraa fbfugs sa-v
rHtl- no GIANTS p.IaHar~.i 'F- .lpr-usiV-
Dove. o. 'h- plavsH - q r'=f punr,i sau'a
Tho i.-ir- q, -. no tsIi~nfsr. battle H IN
30 Giant. ~ssnr ~ s-noy~si FROM al
rsti runn~v tb SO ball sau- een' 80
American league ratk ~ an attraction
from ont - 'ovh frs Doves s~rr 'sft - ~
tss@' ~ 10 N'hl-tIrs
Rel Murray uIgN' have b-a'sn fEe ru..
'nu. -irs.s hanI..i ii- a. enough br'trs
and srrrfn9 - beat 'h-ri ami - fh-r~ ,~rs
~.sh' nsh=r- ~fh him benz uu 'r~ same
'.lnu.prs uuPp1z. ne Dove. never tHi
a ,haa.- iii'. v--s 5unsHst on Na''svu.
vht~ ragiaH pl'rh-i = steady. stf" shu
zane game fpr the Nss iorE. NiIns ant
au-''Ing Murray a. vllInpsr. w~r- psv'r~
ant ls-,In RE gtaa's .3ii sEu- very
attractive sork on ground balls AMI throws
having an uhr-s number ~ ass.-is
Nrrray'.'so hasx-r In NE -acuu q inuIus
'.'lunet bv pevlin -iuxls gave he Giants
fEe.r nr.' ran Tho Hp-'nna 'led no srnrs
.u 'hs fourth H-rfps n~gu' af"i The 'rt.l
on tumble by Doyle. q safety ~ ~h~sn
AMI Miller uuf a. hr~t hoston- pleasant
'rame 81 m'pi a, e.'ns on even ,srns mn ~,
fourth Ih-v rrplenl-hed their larder si'h
'Nu tailisa MURRAY ant h"vln furnl-he
'hs 'No runs. sni MURRAY AMI Meyers f,lr-
ui-hed the vh~r~siih In th- nav ~ hts
p"l hu'- par IN the run masins Na- a ''r"n
IN four halls
The Giants drove 'he knife IN ~ ~ 'he
hin IA 'h" -,Nth pevor~ singled. -noi
grn.- galltvantst Via the four hall method.
Iphnny ont no spot MurrnH thrust q Two
Dagger into the ruction. and after l'eN ltn
rad h....n ia sod he and MURRAY Nurk~d The
double steal Tor the third run % 'he inning
The Rp-fons came ont OF their trance IN the
ninth long enough Tor lleryog - tally ur
lean ~ as by himself aud Shran
4.
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IA = 4p. Alexander simpson. OverhrOok. I ; uN:
s Wainwright brrlfpn WnDI,. -. 10. n. Z.
frStiun. W AZ i. o.. go 2 N larts. VIOLA Q
tom Q .r. e. To 'r"gur| ,.ua0f. =. down :,
1'rr Coleman. belmont springs. dOpn, {. { ..
Hul E"IH'ou' ~rrings. -. down s p Peterson,
" oo.iiaua. srfa trI. down. .. J. huie. Roy ~
Montreal -sfntsh IS doNr. Hr % = Mosh~r..
g down walter Peterson Woodland = . cow. i
y Nrnc. Iip} 81 Montreal 9 Town ". iull~.
It0Eal. MoutrrAI O.. down. Tr-rv. BrNfton
Woo,ls - : down $. Havt,y. Eeu York s.
Sdovn Wilson. montreal O.. down, L.
smith. bret ION Moot. O.. uosu.
n MaDHar'" won the qualifying round
ot me Newspaper colt tN4h. held on the
Ink 81 the Wpodtnerr country cub at
Woodmsrs. l. N"-tgrta. over thirty
fN. msHh.r- 81 ft.' club took part in the
touruRrr"r' and Ma, NAN" turned IN a card
ot lO2 sud with hi- hands ap 81 70 brought
hi Nual urH down 'u - II EttThts
mate the neNf h--f -s.uu' bis total for the
nins holes being IuI. uhI,A with hl- haudi-
zap of O., mad" HIM -
bflpT lvauIu -tBrs- we're
: H,nnings - A. ~ g Il wright ilo. lI-es
n " Deni- son ~ g " { UufgHu. ~ ge-s.
y Htir~s 'Og - Y gsui1,. i".. lp. o &.
Wc~'rort. $50. 'u- - NCGova.. 49, - 'u (:
/ \ poyic, 'i-. 10 ,u-. =. ,a-,e'. l'-. loV.
W I tsos iIn a. TO- o. ". Wheeler ll-. H.
Iu- u y knfguF. ~ 30
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BtIn ar var ms STF
t~--t.. s..s- - zee . r-.r- - w--s
ne rsaitH-s-s n, Pv~lu~fsasy Rsaasi


e. fsT Eel ta.-.. Il 90 -.ra.I 40 rsa.s
.. #IHr .s - 'HH H. rasr sf $50 fHI
" '.as HHa fa t#.FFf'aaiH - $40 t
FH ..Ha f.H 600 HfaHHH iiffItI .HHH.s ......I.
....a sHa a-af fool fifasi sF.I COOS. af
.s f.af.r.a .-afas.fH. Haf.r HF 90
ar- .|a ..aH .Hrr.s sass- iaf.....# .H #a.H
H.Hg. s.Ha ..Hf tHH~rt rsI srHsfFtar
Eel 'Ha usrs tnd ssirm .asi.t rHt Hi.Has-r
.HfHH .f ff1 80 .Hfv afraHrH. Giant
sHa HHna fH ssf-- Hssa ar.I H.sF 49, HH-
H. Hf.. esuaa srH fH- NJ. sH .H4. 81
a'f-r.f. H-f'ta 81 r--s.h-- fFs 'Ha COP
ff fIr,yfrs fHas .Ha sHH.r ...rr F.rraH
~ 30 u.fIs.a 90 H#Ht. .f ... I#.4.s
rrH THu 49, sinFI-s .HHHru..srsr H H' N--
f..Ff H.Hf HHn go .HtfHu .. 'fsH.H.i
r s.- be- IauF- "t.rH rHH.I. fHa
.+1. -a.ff. H.lsfr-ss Hr fs- NHer ss srst .-
r#. -.f-r.isr fraf no .H1iiH H... ...T.-
.. .1.- T,ssi.. 30 .f he tr--. 90 90 10
trH Ha. no Ur|HsH-rs fha ".HH. beng
u.' H..f. .in tnd o '1-y 80 - .r-..
f.l. 10 .. .t.sf- N..Hs-s aHd WI".rs . ..-
r"r.pr- 100 If'Hn 'nr.i .sT" .H"
H..I r.F H.. HH. f.HHH .#H.. s..o q.
uH. .i..Hn 81 .Hr N-vrnrf '...rH1HH-nT boz
' ''.''. .'' ..- ,,. .,., .....-, I' T.
.uH.H.s H. ..HfruHru~ufs o. Fts fr.Hn.t tf
.H-s HHI Ris sn=sar -"f' - Nuf~fH o.
rfr' .su- 100 p" in'rFn'. '"nfI '-nr.H 20" '"r
zoe a=H=fm
Q. .s no. anH - ga fFe tnuIIsIrIsn HIfsHf
g. boo g. fNsV ~ ion gel ant az Nut-rH e
HHa HFItftwu fhHr have fNe HrfIun ~
suIns 90 Nus'fans fp r'tv 'rH hs I~ns~
fufInd sufue NO nru EHa Nlafr tiIana
80 l-s.sl No guarantee ~ " 49, 90 fHr fuH
ushfnsm uu fns ground 'Naf tHs team Tel e.
Mt - The talIbrr 20 urn uihurl 500 20 tu HHf
aV 70 tffHnn ~ fI~ HuTIuuhaan- H.Ii
flu' pisas~ 40 insliaHiu~n and 'lHr- "a
fsftfrf.ftiat- tHia - snu@ vuuif.. suprf=a
fran pHffing 90 fna sru ii.v ftr fHa srls
ss.ftsu haa rutts BE- HuF amos u H..f 10 wH#lltl
no. be-. 81 al sflFpFf-. No " On" E..-H men
- Ia. fHsH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-07
NlHER WINS ON PIETRI.
American Jockey Fakes Champag Be
stake. for Leopold d. HsihschIId.

IDVpoS. sept The race for the cham
"a Rne stakes 81 thirty soversign- each
Wtih 90 SovereiRns added. vas run NJ
DonCa-tsr to-day ana was won by Leopold
The Duke ~ PoTtla lds WrinNlsr vas
Second aud ! Jocis Sun-tar third
There psre only four starters he he'iing
Wa 20 ION Pie'ri. iuO 10 against Mrinkler
sud 20 l against SunStaT
The Grea' Yorkshire HandIu ap Of 30
ATarhe wi'h Evans IN the -addl"
I1~'.- Pure ZEN with GrigE- M. finished
- oni. and MI FAIRIES Highnr-@ with
WoD''uu IN he saddle. ran third Eleven
h0rSa- ran The betting against the inne!
Wa= lup 10 : iun 20 - against the -ss'ond
horse. AMI 20 ? against Mr. falrie'- hOT-a.
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: so.F A. tombstone. MyopiA Hunt, ant II, Mac
sweeney. Ou tl'y 1sof cue; =. I. falne.
AH9,s 4!s'',, 'E , ssH me codStry ib
Rrookune ami D.. Livingston. vrsthr1os coll
[uG *; INP han AEHTa Tasu., 80 , ha1
30 Rhs,l Sjs,Ssni A,hs''' ~ a a.
E'N ii.I H'r Hoiss 5S'1 GOV c.so, 80 us,.
ton. brorNtOn country tlIh - {, fHh~n'
h h,i .rs E ,.nf GrS rs 'H Dr Rs,1.-gl
cot Cub and " u vA'l Har~cuscs colt
v ''P S.r,th. 'rrilSdissipe ia, 'r.clci C.re =,
u " brown MEADOW rrn"s COT CUB. aHd
p M; Il Hoyt, Ai.'ou cot club. md
" / Thouip>or Huni'ngdou Vale, G. 4, 80!
G,iiss Ssi' .,oslGai7 ,iae 80. y q ,Thg,r,
ton. 4rAwAuis ,Igh. and u Brown. 'oluun.h
Si TihU an, d'tHS r ~ NyIrsn Wes,vard ito Goi
club "a y ; Graham. G.'~uVlCh Iopuiy
I ssa % Ss Gof Sae ara S,cs;
riverside GOLF Gun. -. W iSnNrchTr. w."
mot s~tt tola'ry tiub' - = ) Tonnage. uti
90 Go,i Clun ag9a "a i, ..n,,r} y.'19',y
ard II u Hepburn. Philadelphia ,r'cArt club.
IN q "a ,Orl.y. ~'WAnoy ,ounfr' cub ard
y -,.'' tra6' sn ui 30 Mood ,rc ;ountb
Siub nroosiioc :it .S,r,.pard. . ID. Nsnn,
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end EIno. 5r o o.Ts1 ,i SSN1 ,b55 Y
Whit,emor~ the comfy club. BrooSiinc -,
" Harlan. columbia COUNTRY Clpb,, and
II CfoVrli Fucilt Ciub cleveland. ant !.
B'geioV, Rrar bum country tIHh A"i W y
Hrruurf. AOnt,iair COLI irb.
=. 4 varied holiday programme kent -
Yogntakah 'Tnntry .lnh go, s2,ic 49,, "pp Inc
hAndicap was Won hy u ~ Ashhv with a
card 81 ~. - .. There va. also pgali-
tying round tor the club championship.
7. \ Mar-sllus leading with =
At the Richmond County Country club
"a LII hsa Nh no
cup. eighteen holes v nosie. nni,hlns !
down. " lille otis ! Williams won N" host
81 - and "a Tor p TOTAL Of i7i + l. Honey
IN an on the me- I.rIg' m the eighteen rulc
Ranitcar. ti, card reading ~, 20 ..
Of the Deal Golf and country club On Labor
Day. defeating : 7 Shaul"y " hv : ur
caleb for thtrty--iy holrs - " Glt'"l-
man won -" n-' trophy a. 'h.rtv ~iv HOLES
with a total % li'
Arthur Nc iIeenan retained The cham
Labor hay. defeat nc Frei ; hach m ne
he IIol'v~ ooi CUP T, Sen-ongord boat
Hsss n AMI e PLAY re- lT g., i or ,,
II , ICh-'"In. up and 2" play
nthe Labor Day napdrcaps ~ the Garden
CIV G"lf club John n ward won m me
the afternoon Win -, -
Alfred SteckIor. n Won the champion.
shin Of the tuVood Country club on Labor
Dav defeating I 4 Cur J. nv w ana 1
~ PLAY There were nin"ty sflTtsr~ ~ 'he
qualifying play tor hluiicIr- Results IA
hnal rounds we're
Gas, 4 consolauon q. 4. s'erer r~a, \.
fozruhy up and 20 PLAY.
class / Wiur heat : u lew 80
,isss |nHsoisunn II Z Friedman bes,
~ y Names gIp AMI 20 p'1H.
class T. licru'.iad' u'ltl a Wiz 40
HAnd.r.p,up g " cohen bca, ! I Kastner
. 40 sud 'D plAl
BPY1ruS WOODS. y u sop . - rhr~e
PLAYERS tied ~ Yp FOR tho prIss Onerp,l
in tho handi'Ap " hogey held over 'Nu
Breton Wood- cour-" 'o.dav Grecnr'
oi Albany. PLAYING from scratch. =
schmidt ~ New Nrra and T. \ Psy-nu ~
Oakl"v will hay" 80 play N ru d",..i" d
winner
The -tOrcs
: Oregon Albany scratch sup s,nrif'
Pretton woois. ., Gp = \ Fayson. osLi"r