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New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
NEWARK AGAIN FALLS BACK
Indians Defeated by Buffalo
PLAYERS in Hard Game.

Buffalo. Aug. 31--The Newark Indians
took another tumble down the ladder to-
day, when the local players defeated them
in the hardest kind of a game by a score
of . to / Rochester blanked the Skeeetrs
ar Jersey City, and made up the ground
lost by yesterdays defeat
The Bisons won out in the ninth inning.
Joe AfcGinnity had been rwtrIing in good
stvIe for his players up TO this frame,
keepiTlg the locals hits well scattered.
Corcoran began the trouble by lacing out
a scorchipg two-bagger. McCabe popped
70 Zimmerman and Smith flied TO Browne.
White took Sabrie's place at the bat, and
his sIashing single TO right sent Corcoran
home with the winning run. Merritt the
Jersey City castor, pitched in good form
for the locals The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
9th Street

9th Street
The approximate amount Of the hen or chaFee
to satisfy which the a above-descrioed property
Is "a be sold Is $50. 325 90 with interest thereon
froro tho I5fh dav of August 1910. together with
costs and allowance amounting 10 S--oo! !oI'
together with the expenses OF the sale Inc
approxirla1e amount Of the taxes, assessments
and water rates. other liens. which are 10 he
allowed to the purchaser out OF III. purchase
money or paid by the Referee. is 1890 and
interest -.
Dated New York City. August 81. 1910
ABRAHAM GOLDSMITH, Referee.
AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
once No 1894 Broadway, between seth and
2T+h SITS until o clock p. n Advertisement
received at the following branch offices at reg
mar office rates until clock p m. viz: 2e4
G+b ave 6 g cor. 23d st. I5s 9th ave. cor
I9tb 81 1o4 East 14th st, 23T West 42d st.
herweeu 7th and sth aves; 263 West 125th ST (:
10a5 2d ave. 1926 Sd ave near 61st st: 1IoS
Ist aT.a nea- Sqth ST: 15T East 125th st; T56
fremont ave: $50 Sd ave. and any American
V1Errict Telegraph Office.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
MARINE AND FIELD CI,UB

Harry s. Roberts and E. ". Cameron won
their places IN the ser1i-finaI round Of the
cup singles on the courts OF the Marine and
Field Club yesterday Each came through
the second round by a default. and, in ad-
dition. z. ". Warden defeated z. c Pot
ter by default, and W H. Woods defeated
H P. Banks by default. In the third round
Z. ". Cameron defeated E ". Warden.
IS. g.. IN a fast driving match, while
Harry Roberts defeated W H. Woods.
Glove So
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
,ocuEsTER DEFEATS SkEETERS

Rochester. Aug 3L-Ihe Iocal p40' orc
rook a stronger grip on nfst Piaco
nv whitewashing the Jersey CIty lea"i -
a score Of 3 10 0. Manning pi1cheo 1oi I--.
champions. and the Skeeters couIh coil"eD,
with his delivery for only -FOUR sea il'ei -
hits. Sitton twiried for the Visitois' '."n -
vas hit rather freely IN the iiis
r,ngs The score follows;
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01

GRAHAM. AMELIA Mn pUrsuance of an
order OF Hon Abnsr C Thomas. SurrOSats
~ ~. County OF New York. notice IS hereby
Sfven 20 ali persons having claims against Arne-
Ia N Graham late OF S-asright, New Jersey.
5Acaasat to present the same. with vouchers
+rereOr 70 the subscribers at their place OF
,arsactiu business az the Office % heir attor-
nevs Nasten & Nichols a. - Wall street. IN
tbs civ OF New York. or before the Goth
ciay OF September next
Dated New York the ITth day OF March. 1910
BENJAMIN MORRIS WHTrLOCK.
CORNELIUS Il. WHITLOCks
GRAHAM BRCSH-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01

N PURSUANCE or AZ ORDER OF HON
+. Abner c Thomas. surroga{e Of the County
persons having claims against Clarence e
Smith late Of tne County OF New York de-
ceased TO present the same with vouchers
.SaTeo; 10 the subscriber. AT her place ot
transacting business. al III Office OF Donald
In the city OF New York. on or before tho
10Th day OF October next DaJed- New York.
SMITH, A.irrIinistrarrIx DONALD MLEAN.
Attorney FOR Atministratrix- p William street..
Manhattan New York city
PTPSI-4NT TO An ORDER OF HON. MON
roe Wheeler. Surrogate OF Steuben County.
New YORK made us"n I the .5,s 2eti,,on ,,. or w y
Marv II HaIlock- late OF the Town OF Bath II
that II IS the inrentlon OF the uncerslsn~d 20
aT-j,, f5r letters II administration upon the
tate OF -he said teceden' under the provisions cs
section 664 OF the Code OF civil Procedure ot
~ state os New York. and that all persons
having claims against the estate OF said dseedenr
are required 70 present tar same % Hor- Monroe
wheeler Surrogate Of Steuhen County. at TIA
SLrrogate's office n he Nl.ass OF 8ath y Y.
on or before the l2th cay oI september 1910
", y HALLOCK
Dated Angus, Bird 1910
DoNOHUE. ChARL Es-IN PuRsUANCE Og
.afa o. the county of New York, notice Is hereby
ysn, 10 onus 4 ats ~ S 5hs coan5s q s Ysw
york deceased. present the same, with vouch-
s,.a'ttng business al the once of Lemrei p
6Tigx No 81 Liberty street. Borough OF Mar
Saftan In the cry of New York. on or hefors
~ lat dav % December 1910
T,sfes New York the 9Jk DAY OF May 1910
CHARLES W COLEMAN. Executor.
TF,NIJ Ell. Z QCIGG- Attorney FOR Executor. 81
Liberty street. Borough 0t Manhattan. New
York city
pF4FEIDT- OTTC.-fN PURSUANCE sF AN
0-,is- ~ Hon Abnef c. Thomas. Surrogate
81 m. County Of New York. notice 10 hereby
ztven TO al persons having claims against Otto
Rehfeldt late OF the County or New York. de-
tAassI To present the same, with vouchers rnsr~-
~ 10 the subscriber, at her place OF transac-a5
business. al the ofics Of Howard 5 cans. No. n
yVtfYtarn street IN the CITY ot New YORK On Or
before the i7th aay OF Sspteuoer lsIe
hated New York. March llrA. lSl0
BERTHA REHFELDr. Exscutr1x
uow.pD a GANS Attorney for ExDoHSx1xu
"a William Srrusx Hsu yask CsSA
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
FOR SALE
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

LARGE SUNNY CORNER ROOM. running
water. prfvate family, beautiful location. Iacfn6
the Hudson. telephone Harrison. 215 West 101sc
a. Telephone 60Ue-Riverside-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
LABOR DAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION TO
WEST POINT

STEAMER MARY POWELL
Leaving Desbrosses St. 1:45 w i2d St, 90;
W. 129th St, 2:2o P NJ. Return TO n. 7. by
Str HENDRICk HUDSON, 90. by rail.
s11o. Daily, except Sunday. Orchestra Dress
Parade
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
Female.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


ICOACHMAN or chauffeur coIored: thoroughly
understands his business; has Al refer
epces John Green. 1875 Bedford ave,
BROOKLYN.
VIII make good handy man az anything is
a good cook; must have work. willing and
obliEng A. B c. Box %. Tribune once
| COUPLE.-Colored; first class: will do entire
work OF small family; country $50 best per
sonal reference Mrs Shea's Agency East
FAPMHAND-s25: German; good mixer and
teamster, farm experience in this country
ave Tel. 87s Bryant.
ARDENER-Expert, take entire charge Of
gentleman's estate thoroughly efficient in
ali branches desires change. highest refer
ences English. Box lis Mendham. n. J.
USEFUL MAN.-s25; German all round use
fuL outside work; horse, COW, poultry, etc :
Tei Tel s7s Br- ant
Female.
CHAMRERMAIp - WAITRESS = Particularly
neat thoroughly experienced Swedish girl
excellent references; S25. Waldorf agency, Il
West 89d Phone 300 Madison Square,
COOK-Swedish; first class. all branches; $40:
! West 33d st Phone 800 Madison Square Mrs.
Mack proprietress
COOK-A settled woman jcoloredl in q pri-
ences Apply at 3I2 West sd 81. Grifin.
COUPLE-woman cook and laundress, good
baker. man useful. understands COWS. horses
excellent housenlan: highly recommended; city,
country Morrow's agency. 7cI Lexington ave,
corner asth st
| COOP COOK and laundress: private family
good city reference Oil West 66th st. one
night front
HOCSEWORK.-Ref Danish girl in small
family in apartment. city, S22 excellent refer
ences. Mrs Shea Agency, East 42d st
LADY'S MAID OF nurse, Young English Prot
estanr. speaks French excellent, refined
| maid: best references. No c51. Albany Agency,
~ East 93d 81
IATNDREs REsS-Hun girl competent also
two mattresses and charb=rrnaids maid and
searnstress: city. country. Plaza 1928 Morrow s
gency. T21 Lexington ave, corner 5sth st
NTTRSE-Trained, German and English speaking.
wishes engagement any sickness: also couftne
ment; moieraie terms. Mrs Hauser. ia E.
S5th ST.
NTTRsE-Cierrnan aged So first class: infant or
child excellent reference file. $50 Wal
sorf Agency l2 West 35d Phone 800 Mad
IS II Square
NT7RSFMATD Refined neat young Irish g.rI
lately landed with experience; we'll
recommended Miss Shea Agency. East 42d
yOT7kG GTRI-Neat clean. aged 10. not out
before. help chamberwork children. Wal
dorr Agency, i2 Vest 33d ST. Phone 300 Mad
ison Square
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
once No. 1894 BROADWAY between seth and
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01

Two-bsse hit-Oslnond Lt stnIen bases
ford Sacrifice hitmIo0IFSIg FIrs, base on error
Moser CIV var struck out.Bg Mannns' double 81 Is
s.tfo Bases On 4oaeY SeTo2P to 2penee % %wld pitches
Fiay-Miafnh -is.hr Left on bases-Jersey tllg' -
BY sl.ron5 T-mpires-Boyle and HuFsI
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
BOARD AND ROOMS.
sURROGATE'S NOTICES.

T2S WEST SD ST.-Private baths. parqueted;
electricity steam heat, excellent table. sps-
etai- doctor suite. opportunity
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
NEWARK
RTTFFAIO
is AZ . 2 q 9 0

rro-hase hf.s-McCabe. Corcoran Ihree-
mas. btts-MeI,abe. Smith. Sacrifice hit-ocf!r n
SroIen base-KelIy. First base on eTror.@6uI- SUI
81 struck out-By Merritt, g. by Mc'IlI-
- . T9as4s On balls-Off Merritt. :. Double
ria Zimmerman 70 Agler TO Louden: Patlee
- ,hr4a HIr bv pitched baI-By MERIT, /
80 nt-cb-Pv Merritt ! Left on bases
eca.a-t : BuraIo. . Crlpires afford and
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED
Male.
PAKER-Or fee cream maker, capable taking
charge; desires steady position once Please
address re0iy TO Baker. Tribune. Downtown.
BOOKKEEPER. stencgrapher. typewriter ex-
perienced, desires evening position: excellent
references Box c. 4l6, Tribune Office
CHAUFFEUR; sober careful driver; own re-
pairs; references. SchmId. 1929 Ave \.
s6th
SALESMAN, % years old. eight years expert
enCe on road married. wants similar posi-
ton with reliable concern. who viii appre-
ciate my ability. honesty and sobriety: salary
s25 II NJ H. s2+ Washington ave. Brooklyn.
man; neat accurate; some experience
F L. 431 Linden st. Brooklyn.
Female.
LADY-S COMPANION.-Refned Scotch woman
wishes position; good references. K, Box
21 Tribune Office
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S2nd Street.
S1st Street.

The approximate amount of the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above described
property Is 20 be -oid. is sl9,4I2 A6, with in
terest thereon from the 22nd day OF April.
1910, together with costs and allowance
amounting S35S. SO. together with the ex-
pensss OF the sale. The approximate amount
OF the taxes, assessments and water rates, or
other liens TO be allowed to the purchaser out
OF the purchase money. or paid by The referee.
IS ST 2o4. 81 and interest.
Dated New York August 3rd, 1910
NJ z
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
L .asioNs.
80 saSioNS.
cAARNinG EXCURSIONS
West Point, Newburgh & Poughkeepsie

Eaily texcept Sunday by Palace HUDSON
RIVER DAY LINE STEAMERS HENDRICK
HUDSON, ROBERT FULTON and ALBANY.
Brooklyn. Fulton st. tBy Annex, s: Des-
brosses St. $40 and 40: West AID St and
10; West l29th st, 20 and 10: 20 A. NJ. Re
turn on either down boat due Ard St s. 80
$40 P NJ. See Steamboat Advt
This trip viii be extended 10 KINGSTON
POINT ON LABOR DAY. and will be made by
the Great Str ''Hendrick Hudson" Leave
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
TORONTO. 7; PROVIDENCE o.

At Toronto = n a n x-T II J
Toronto .-.---6 ! n q @ % 2 !
,,.,,ar.ss-CarroIl and TonnerlaanI an S.'o
Esatlels f-nsnirss-Kelly and Halhgah-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01


THE SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK
County--Charles Brownold Plaintiff. against
Hattie Hess and Barney Hess. Defendants In
pursuance Of judgment Of foreclosure and sale
duly made and entered in the above emitted
action and bearing date the 25th day of August
1910. / the undersigned. the Referee in said
Judgment named. VIII sell at public auction
the Exchange SalesroOna, Nos 14-l6 esey
Street. in the Borough Of Manhattan, city OF
New York, on the 92d dav OF September. ISlO
al u o'clock noon or that day by Joseph ?
Day, Auctioneer. the premises directed ny sald
Judgment TO be sold, and therein described as
follows:
All that certain plot, piece parcel Of land
erected, situate, lying and being in the Borough
OF Manhattan, Of the City of New York. IN the
County and State of New York. and bounded ana
described as follows: Beginning al the corner
formed bv the intersection Of the nOrtherly side
OF Ninety-seventh Street with the westerly side
Of Madison Avenue running thence northeriy
along the westerly side of Madison Avenue one
hundred feet eleven inches to the centre line or
seventh streets; thence westerly and along said
centre lire OF the block uinety-ffve feet; thence
southerfy and parallel with Madison Avenue one
hundred feet eleven inches 70 the northerly side
OF Ninety-seventh Street; thence easterly along
the rortherfy side of Ninety-seveuth street nine
tv-fve feet 70 the point place of beginning
Together with all fixtures and articles attached
TO or used IN connection with said premises
together with the appurtenances and all the es-
tate and rights OF the said defendants IN and
10 said premises -
Dated, New York City. August 81 1910
ABRAHAM GOLDSMITH. Referee
EISMAN LEVY, CORN & LEVINE, Attorneys
for Plaintiff: 135 Broadway Borough OF
The following is a diagram Of the property
TO be sold: its street number is II East 3fth
Street.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01

=, Tie winners were The IssaIena, the CafAh. -
e e Gray Jacket TIE NestEel. the Nyssa -
E1-4. The Lady Claire. the Aiousu1e~
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01

ADVERTISEMENTS AND Subscriptions
tor The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No 1884 Broadway between 36th and
a7th sts until 2 o'clock p. Advertisements
received at the following branch offices at reg
mar office rates until o'clock p m, VIZ; 294
s,r ave g e. 22d St. IAs 9th ave
trfb ST I0i East 14rh st. 25T West 42d ST.
Io25 Cd ave: ls2d Sd ave. near 5lst st, lT0s
lat ave near seth st 157 East 125th St 7J6
fremont ave. $50 Sd ave-. Gad Any American
rssfTist Telegraph O1aoA
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01

xAsrFN & NICHOLS. Attorneys for Executors.
40 wall street. Borough OF Manhattan. city
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01

Male
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR wanted on pro
granTne Something new; field unlimited. 90
per cent commission. Write Gustav simon oIS
Fox ST Bronx
AGENTS. IA handle our teas and coIees; expe
rIence not necessary; build up a business OF
vo,Ir own Call or write. Burns & Reed. 2OS
Hudson st New York
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01

F90Y WANTED to work IN Office and run er-
rands7 must be neat bright and quick Ad-
dress In own handwriting " C. H, care New
York Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
Tat-snTE LEAGUE RESoL >

Altoona, 3: wnnamspor5t' ! u INNINGS
York S; Lancaster
trenton, 5: Reading. =,
Johnstown. 8: KARLSRUHE
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
eNcLA AND LEAGUE RESULTS

,,roc1,on. 6: Lowell. 2
81 IaWeiI. Z; Brockton, L. 3
HAVEN. HaI--.,nce g: Lynn. g.
New Bedfar6, S; Worcsssos.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
,HappanuA MouNrAIa INSTITUTE

ValhaIla, Westchester Co, n I.
4 CO-Educati0 Friends School in the Real
country 4Oth year Now occupying It's beauti
SuI new buildings ar VaIhaIa. 25 miles from
7 70 acres, 500 It altitude. Unsurpassed for
narural beauty and healthfuI surroundings Thor
ough preparation for any college or tecnnlcaI
school. Commercial; Manual Training Domestic
Science Music and Art Departments; Separate
Department and Home Mother for young children
GYMNASIUM. Rates s3oH-s3!5 year Catalog.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01

| RDENER.-Expert; take entire charge nf
| gentlemans estate, thoroughly efficient IN
| ali branches. desires change highest refer
ences. English. Box lis. Mendhaul. n. J
] r-SE-E-I-I. n 90. German. al .raund U.s.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
GIII!H.;QIbHfl9l3'17

Palatial steamers ''HENDRICK HUDSON.@
"ROBERT FULTON ''ALRASY'' and MARY
POWELL. Of the Hudson Diver Day Line. FAST
est and finest river boats ~ me world
I've Read down Arr Read ~
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01

CAsETFR-ExceIient penman. knowledge Of
bookkeeping able 70 secure bond: salary 80.
SFt1bfl "a Aeencyl Flatron Building.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
STR. MARY P1YcLL sssv:f sss Columns

tVTLtct Afternoon outing Leave Desorosses =.
I'D r NJ, connecting West Point Wi,1
SIR All ohAy due West 42d 81 $50 P N
Sin- GLDusi Orchestra each steamer
w LABOR DAY THE GREAT STEAMER
-HENDklCk HUD>OS'- will make the famous
excursion 70 KINGSTON POINT (the foot ot
Lne Catskflls) and return Leave DesbrOsses
St 8 40 A VI
The Washington herald., 1910-09-24
spee!al to The washlnron Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald.
St Louis. Mo-. Sept 23.-Manager Nc
Aleer, although leading team in the
American League that has failed this
year 10 cut much OF a figure in the PEN
nant race has the satisfaction OF know
ing that he at least owns a few great
players. OF this fact not only McAleer,
but the fans all over the country are
positive, and now, TO make the point all
the stronger. the promoters Of the new
league are trying their hardest TO sign
up the stars of the Nationals crew. The
players most sought by the errins pro-
moters are. first OF all. Walter johnson.
johnson unquestionably is one OF the
grandest pitchers in the game to-day, and
his presence on team would indeed be
big boost 10 a new baseball organiZa-
tIOn. After Johnson comes Catcher
Street and Shortstop Mcbride.
over in Washington 1t appears that the
fans are somewhat worried regarding
the stand Manager McAleer will take in
granting or refusing his stars permission
much-talked Of proposed fall trip. Nc
leer quickly settled all doubt concerning
the matter tonight when asked as TO
whether he would allow Johnson and
several other stars TO make the trip.
McAleer said:
johnson and the others have my per-
mission 10 play"
Whether or not Johnson or any other
Of the Washington players intend TO take
part In the proposed games after the
ruling Of the national commission is not
known. It appears that the playing of
the games has been left entirely up 10
the good judgment OF the players.
The first battle Of the three-game Sc
ries between the Browns and the Wash
ington club viii be staged tomorrow
afternoon at 800. Young Boyd. OF OF
tumwa. who was sorely disappointed to-
day when rain prevented MS making his
debut, may possibly be given a chance to-
morrow. OConnoT's choice OF pitchers
viii depend entirely on whom McAleer
decides 10 use. II would not be surpris-
ing If Walter Johnson pitched against
the Browns tomorrow.
No new players arrived to-day, and
none is expected, according 10 Mr..
Hedges. The Browns boss stated that
Ray. the Auskogee recruit, had been ex-
cused for the remainder Of the season.
There is a chance and a very good one,
that Ray may never return TO St Louis.
Isn't IL queer how quick some sensations
in the world of baseball fade away. The
kid pitcher who was practically the
whole show In putting the Tigers out of
the pennant race Will now soon be for
gotten by all save Jennings and his De-
troit crowd
The Washington herald., 1910-09-24
CORNELL Is READY
FORTO-DAY'S GAMES
Tigers Expect TO Land Both
Contests at Park.

Two games al American League Park
this afternoon, in which the champion
clubs Of Philadelphia. New York. and
Washington will figure. will decide the
amateur tri-city championship for 1910.
Cornell Company. Washingtons repre-
sentative. is the pronounced favorite. and
the fans have faith in the assertion OF
the Tiger manager that he viii land a
victory in both contests to-day if IL is
in his power. The lineup Of the Paper
hangers includes the pick Of the sand
lots here. and it is a safe bet that there
has never been a better aggregation out
side of the professional ranks gathered
together in Washington.
Big Phil" Buscher viii twirI for the
Tigers, and PfanmilIer. a former Jersey
City professional, will probably be pit
tied against the local outfit II the
Paperhanger tribe lands on Pfanmiller in
the same decisive manner as last sat
urday. the 1910 championship banner viii
float in this city.
Cornelrs infield IS a veritable stone
wall. II Is hard to see how anything can
get by "Cv" Macdonald. "Curley"
Brown. Moran. Sab. or Vaughn. In the
outgarden there IS not a weak spot. and
Marceron. Phipps, and Handiboe can be
counted on 10 hold up their end Of the
game Noyes held the New York and
Philadelphia boys close TO the sacks in
both Of the games which the Tigers have
The Washington herald., 1910-09-24
Secondhand MaverIey
Electric, $500.
POPE Alto co.
HATCHETITES BOOK
GAME IN ITHACA
George Washington Team vs.,
Cornell October ID.

For the first time in the history OF
football at George Washington, the
Hatchetites viii meet one of the big
Northern college teams when Manager
Halter takes his squad TO Ithaca, n. Y,
October Is. 10 play Cornell University.
This game was scheduled yesterday
morning after considerable cOrresp pond
enee between the two managers. Cor
nell offered such a handsome guarantee
that Manager Halter finally decided 10
book the game.
BY playing Cornell on October i, the
HatchetiIes' schedule will have 20 be
slightly shifted, as Washington College
has that date, II is understood that
Washington College viii play George
town then, and the game on the George
town schedule against North Carolina A
and NJ. for October /, viii be showed
ahead one week.
Coach Magoffin hopes 10 have his team
in running order before the Cornell game,
and IS confident of making a good show
ing against the Ithacans.
The Hatchetites made a ten-strike in
obtaining this contest, as 1t may lead
20 an annual game between these teams.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-24
LEXINGTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Aiile and twenty yards. Twilight
Queen. 100 Thomas $3.50. won; Alice Baird, III
tNaTenl. A.60 second: GFeenbrdge l07 (AicTaFgartl
$50, ulird. Time, ~ IS, Miami. Odello, Spindle
Procla, Alice Judge Walton. Galliota Queen City,
and Olive Eli also ran
SECOND RACING furlongS Jim Aiulvihil
100 martini. $50. Won; Colston III CThomas) s.
second; Cloud, ll2 tGoosel SD, third Time
I0l Is. Nlesmeric Butter Ball Ramazam. Star
Blaze, Hickey, Plan Ryan. Bilhkin. ROYAL Plant
suoozer, John Kigore. Transon, and Blair Baggley
also ran
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs. Royal CAPTIVE 100
lkenuedyl. S2S90, won; Dainty Dame, JOG (War-
REM. S. second Chapultep,c. ll9 Howard, $500
third Time LIS IS. Meuick, King Of Yolo,
Heiuze. jeanne dare. Hiram. McAndreBs o.
Nickel Camel, Rice Grain. and Mrs Marian
Moore also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Niile and seventy yards. In
tTinsic. 100 Reid, $50, won Ethel o., 100
.Mouutainj, SIG, second; Claudia, l05 MARTINI.
no show, third. Time. Ia 35. Handzaretta also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs. lima, l09 tKoemefl.
$3.50. won Nirginie 100 Thomas. $780, second; ;
Eastern star l0i Mccarthy, $50. third. Time,
ia Is. Alice A. Dale. Crex, Belle Fonda. aud
OutlandeT also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Aiile and One-sixteenth. Hans. 10
(Goosel $40 won; Bad News. l0i Reid, $3.50.
second: Stolypin, III (Thomasl, $50. third. Time.
lA6 3-5. Denver Girl and All Red also ran
The Washington herald., 1910-09-24
MONTREAL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fom and one-hah furiougs.
Johnny Wis lCl Martini, 90 J. won Glen
Bsachy. lo3 tOCuuncrl. 20 8. second lsleton, Jos
lBcnsonl. 70 T. third Tine. 0.5' Columbus and
Ed HAYNES also ran.
SECOND RACE-Four and ouehaH fgTl0uEs.
LADY Chiffon 10 Martini. % 3 won: Calypte 10
20 .C1uu0r. O. J. second: sally Savage. li5 FaiHI.
I 20 l. third. Time. O55 s. Miss Cardigan also
ran.
THIRD RACE-Six furlo8Es Flamey. ~ tFainl,
20 g. won; Polar Star 10 Henry. 3 % l. second ;
Don Hamilton IL ,MsrtiHl. ; o. 2 third Time,
liz. Only three starters
FOURTH RACE-siN and orehaf furlonEN
Dorothy webb Ie lDrerl. g % 10 won; Laura A.
Jog Martin % Q second star Emblem l0s TEL
LATTE. { 90 J. third. Time - S. Soil als1 ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six ful1ugs Donna f.. 10
Wam.. % l. won: Pmay. ~ lAiuTavI. % ].
second; Bonnie Bee. Jos lHeIr}. even third. Time.
l.l6 Is Man Rue Rl51 San.
SIXTH PACE-Ous mile. Otggc. IL lAiuTyi.
% 8. won: Radiation, lo4 10 Coz nor. TO J. sec
0nd; Nauti9lse lc5 Henry. 70 J, third Time.
las 3-5 Tie King also ran