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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-01
THE SOUTHSlDE
SOUTH RICHMOND
SALOONS LICENSED

Judge Wells. in Hastings court, part
H. yesterday granted all of the sa-
looms In South Richmond renewal
of their license for 1914. except that
Of Tmbert BalAncci. who conducts a
liquor store az Thirteenth and Hull
streets. This was refused on account
of recent charges brought against him
of selling whiskey TO minore
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-01
BRAKEMAN KILLED
BY SHIFTING CARS

Especial to The Richmond Virginian)
ABINGDON VA. April 3o.--While
shifting cars on the Virginia. Carolina
railway tracks this afternoon. Robert
Tolbert. a brakeman OF that road,
was thrown between the cars and in
stantly killed, The accident occurred
in front of the Norfolk and Western
station. Tolbert was twenty-five
years old and lived near Abingdon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-01
nu.ipess Men 10 Meet.

All members are urged by the pres
ident 70 attend regular meeting of
the Southside Business Mems club to-
night Important business will come
before the meeting. Proposed i'm
provements will be discussed and pass
ed on.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-01
BETTER FEELING
BEING REFLECTED
RISING MOVEMENT IN STOCK list
BECOMES PER-
sisTENT.
TRADING VOLUME LOW
>ur tp TO AVERAGE OF LAST
rrw pAYs-HorE FOR rEACE
IN MTyICo IS
&
TRADING VOLUME Low

<rN YORK. april so--~seEf3ventsi
5aaac7 ss. s~h4ca have plaEea q large
nars i'm .he rock u1a-ket q tire week,
.sntfruos! "a, operate Today 80 the con-
vsG-ae;5,o SIDE y prices Tha. in'an-
s7brs ~-F STEM ra~TJT. Er0T-r1 as 3
,7rtte~ Secs ne. rejected itself in a re-
sevz3 cf re- rising rov emont tr
ssecss sfsaaurh At was ret unta
.eu.a-4s the end ~ the day that me
pc se@nsr g nc recovering process
aeearne - -cngfv pronounced.
Tse ~e&e<tns for she charge are not
hart s,.Yrr pr7naer. they have cor
a4@z4tt ~r ne hcre If a peaceful al
}ssstrq7e~f - re Mexican crisis, ne IA
58eztsrr- hat matters abroad had
eea5r sr:s~eT q phase % iess i'm
47e5.afa dssscu3cy. ard the signs of The
seSatf les market fha' selling had been
Tcaay trading vas not Up 20 the
xsera ~ salUT7e q & few DAYS 8ro, but
/ nas er a. more active scale than on
Uednes6ay. IT e he r134d3e 81 the
Afternoon The price movement was
rather regular and the GsT was
keirlen-11at arsteadt E&rlN forenoon
5ee6w@s I~ tie Missouri f'ac3hc ard
Rotk Ieiazi issues. including The Rock
Island 40 eteral fours, To ne~ low
exures proved 3 bit unsetflng. and the
-ress riirr. hts Of trading operations by
ths professional element tended to ex-
sreerafA me irregular aspects Of the
narkef
Rises In Late Dealings
Tarlv 8u thc afternoon United States
Steel clsF iayed gym ptoms n heevi-
nesS. but whether this was owing TO
spe cu}at5Ye attack or not the stock re-
bounded sharply in the late trading
when the whole market moved strong
y upward IN response 20 the impulses
commune ated ny rapid rallies in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-01
TOUCHING SCENE AS
SAUNDERS RESIGNS

Many OF his friends and members OF
the South Richmond Bar association
were present in castings court part
il. yesterday. vi o. Sergeant John G..
Saunders resigned to take UP his new
work as United states marshal for tho
Eastern District If Virginia
good deal o. feeling was shown
by himself and friends as Judge Wells.
acting as spok esman for the Bar as
ISOLATION, stepped down from the bench
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-01
Levy Made j. r.

Judge Wells. YESTERDAY appointed
Jacob Levy, az justice OF the peace
for South Richmond TO succeed the
late John F. Vaughan. Mr. Levy
conducts clothing business on upper
Hull street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-01

Word has been received from Rev r.
p. White, who recently accepted a
call TO Woodland Heights Baptist
church, that he would be able to take
up his work here June LIST, Mr.. White
Is at present pastor of Timber Ridge
Baptist church near Lynchburg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-01
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Quotations for interest paying
bonds are at a price to wnIcn inter
est must be added. Income bonds
and certificates of indebtedness are
hat1
tEeported by Caskie G.. Bureh n Co.
1915 Re- Main St. Richmond vat
Richmond, Va. April 80, 1914.
STATE SECURITIES,
AnIsn "a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-01
Fifteen Days for Oats.

Lewis Taylor. colored. charged with
stealing quantity of oats from the
Cohen company WAS convicted of petit
larceny in the Police court yesterday
and sentenced to fifteen days in Jail.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-01
Case Continued.

The case against George Bullock,
the white man charged with assault
Ing and beating j. w. Arnold. was
continued until May 9Th in the Pc
lice court yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-01
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. April 3o-The grain
market was dull today, hut the under
tone was Arm. and while trading was
confined to small lots and without
feature. the closing figures being l-sc
10 &c higher than yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-01
Elizabeth Is Fined.

Elizabeth Harris. a white woman.
convicted of disorderly conduct on the
street, was yesterday fined $40 by
Judge Crutchfeld.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-01
Charters Granted

Charters granted by the State cor
poration commission yesterday were
the following:
Amendment to charter of the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-01
RICHMOND NAY MARKET.
TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va. April 80. 1914
LOOSE DARK FIRED.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-01

Va Is. old c. and o. 1892 s6is 49,.
Va Cen. ?. 3. c and r, 1871 s11a So
RAILROAD BONDS.
A.. G. L. n r. Cousol Trust.
p. C. ...,,.-..,..-.-.. ~
G and o. Gen'i M AVS
Ga. So. ard Fla. 1q45 $780,, 1e4 80.
Ga. and Ala, Con. bs. i945 Io4 -.
r. A. l.. A., ts5o.......... IS -.
seahoard Adjust SIS. 1919, IS
Southern ny. 1st 5s. 1926 104 49,,
So r. Dew and @. NJ IN.
1858 ,..#.=...4... ......s ~
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
Norfolk ard Portsmouth
Trac Co. 5s. 1898 ...... BIN 49,.
Va Ry. ana Power Co, SIS.
STREET RAILWAY STOCKS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-01

tReported by Rodgers. Plumer & Coz
Petersburg, Va. April 80, 1914.
SPANISH
Farmers Spanish firm at $3.50 per
bushel.
YIRGINIAS-
Fancy Jumbo. "A g4&c per pound
Fancy handpicked. AZ G4Ac per
pound.
Extra prime. Az 4thc per pound
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-01

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
(Reported by Rodgers. P1umer & COZ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-01
CATTLE MARKET.
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on Change.

Richmond, Va. April 30. 1914
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-09
MONTREAL RACING RESULTS.

Yrs, Race-Two. yesr-olds selling; non
winners ~ three races since july J. $500
added, I'VE aud hair fur,ongs-F1naiee; lo7
CCampbeln, - to !, won; BoraN l04 Met
.c,ife, even. second: Don Cortez, l07 Gala
hanl. . 70 3 third Time, ios 2,b Cardi
gan. Dixie. Jack MARROW, Aimee Leslie and
second -Threo-yesr-olds and up-
ward: non winners of two rHceh IN ltl|,
$500 aaded SIX fGronE f. snr; 100 pss 'C1 Am
hrasel. 10 3. second; King Chiffon. 100
Eodkin The GovCruor, Magic star. Brooms
edTS Harvest queen Henotic, sackcloth,
Carrilon. Nada Mas and Rodondo also ran.
Third race The blue Bonnots Breeders
stakes handicsg three tis o ana s"S Up
Sea Lord, loi callahan. 10 B, won; COT,
Broom, ll6 Burns, out, second; Irish
XXI T., SulySz MOI also ran. 'Coupied.
Fourth Race Handicap; all ages; $500
added; six furlongs-mSir hlaiss; 100 iShi''
2 10 8. second Brave Cunarder' 9s tCalis'
nam. even money. third. Time, l:l5. Lin
dSsta ana Yorkyille also ran.
Tlfth Race -Steep'echase. three ysa i, oin rs
iS7 CArchibaldl. to 81 won, y. A. stone
lac Brooks, even money second Marer
court i3e CRryant, TO !, third. Time
all as Stuceo Cas~ine' Boozer and
h? SIKH r. year olds and upward
selling $500 added sis flrlongsm Mordec,H'
tmonmanI, I 10 |. second. seryicense, y.
@%Gs T@i RqHy Ivan, nT''% Rs0 r nsSI
Rrandvwine. kamcnatka, Rusty Coat, Spohi
Seventh Hace Three. yeer-od:s ana u, up
T an. NH, Astroluger, lOa tFreyerl, u to
Won ,paquc;ss@1o ,cy hIo% "a ,h,f I'd ri sss
Pa H. lord Wells Trcvato. ovation
I NrCun,pck and Husky Lad also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-09
Yale Detroned Ruler of Affairs in College Gog World
ANDREWS RALLIES SHARPLY.
Fixman Takes First Set but Falls
Before nivai IN Next Two.

NEW RoCitEi.LE, Sept S.--W. S. An.
drc~S, Jr, for NOR Cambridge University
player advanced to the scmi-fnal round
IN the mons singles nf thu open lawn
tennis tournament at the New Rochelle
Tennis cub here to-day by defeating f..
J. fiXmau or the University Heights
Lawn Tennis club In tho hfth round at
1-6, Ga. -. The easy way In which
fiNmdn took the opening set made things
look black for Andrews. who had played
such brilliant tennis IN the early rounds
The Euplish,nan. however. hraced and
putting on full speed carried away the
second set without much trouble. FiNman
did not work very hard IN this set and
came back strong in the third. but An
drCws outclasscd him
Miss u. Gotthcil played the best tennis
OF the day In the women's singles which
started to-day and surprised the gallery
by defeating Mrs. II, :. Humphries. Sc,
"a. $50. Miss Ciotthcil. after losing
the first set, tired out her rival by chas-
ing her after deop drives In tho roxt two.
Miss Marie Wagner. national indoor
champion. reached tho third round by de-
featinE Miss Dorothy Fitzgerald at st,
= I. IN the first round and Miss Gra-
Hastinc NJ 6 =, g in the second The
summaries:
Mons oren singles FOURTH rcund--J. ".
Steluknmpt defeated Leon ,'faWlcy, Is,
8. :. Abraham Bassford, Jr... defeated
H%gcts $sfsaisd 2 6. nsga,"s 80, -. :.
Y FiNman. Is. s--3 Z -
Nomcns singles First round - M'ss
Eleanor coward defeated Mrs Y. y. Quest
/ I. II. Miss Margaret Truhee won from
Mr. Alfred II. HauW"tt hN default, MIS-,
Grace Bsstinr won from Miss Emwa GU
. hy default. Mis-. Mario Wagner defeated
Mis- Dorothy Fitzgetili, 81. . Mi.'
T.. Gotth.ti defeated Mrs. y. uuwphries
1 49, o. g. a. 10, Mrs " " S'Hh vo'
. FROM MIsr Margaret Grove rs dcfstu
! second Round Miss joan watson defeated
coward dcfeatet Mrs n V Hiscoe. st
IS g. Miss Marie Wagner defeated
/ Miss Grace RaStlne, Sc. 6-2, Miss Heller
BERNHARD defeated Miss Ethel walhridse
/ SIS st. Il.
Mems Doubles -Firs, round--A schimmor
: and y. Macdonald won from y y. cues
/ and q. Guest by default. ?. Smith anu {,
/ J. j sinnott BY default; Abraham Bassford
Ir and James =. OSeale won from Il
/ Hcn-i,k and partner by default.
second Round-D. Burrell ana Thona
. RYAN won from ~ Woodmhu and j. Is
. Martin hy default; Miles u Hustled and -
. Catuali won from Louis Graves and partne
, by default y /. Kerr and G " Msxcy woi
from II Harris and L. Schiesinger by de
( fault. pr william Roscnhaum aud frsdsricl
I, Rags won from J. q. Mckay and kar
/ rI,k Collins by default; J. y. Harrison an.
{. card defeated =. Hcbhard. ". ana 9
/ Zurich s-i 81: y r Hunter and a. Der
= Ostsudorf defeated X. keogh ana
palien. %, SIS.
Third Round - y Harrison and g Car
defeated pr. william Rosennaum ana r. [
; Rags, g, -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-09
MIXED DOUBLES AT NEWPORT.
play begins In special Tourney on
Casino Courts.

NEWPORT. v. l.. Sept s-A mixed dou-
bles tennis tournament for prizes given by
Mrs. Fitz Eugene Dixon began at the
Casino to-day. the first round and part
Of the second being played The sum
maries
First Round-Mrs ". T. Dodge and r.
sands "a. TO. Mrs. j. Gordon Douglas
and Williams J., Burden beat SIR. and Mrs.
sumner Gerard 81, 6-3 Miss Margaret
u Busk and Francis Roche bent Mrs,
Howard q. cushing and Boris Yonine., by
default: Mrs. GriSwold and g. T.. Sands beat
Miss Coster and W T.. Dodge, d. s.,
Second Round-MiH- Doro'hea Kane and
DevereauN Colt Josephs beat Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland Dickson "a. 60 Mrs Barger
Waiiach and willing Spencer heat Mrs. Lor-
Hard Spencer, Ir. and !. 3. brown Jr.
81 "a. Mrs. Griswold and Mr. SANDS
beat Miss Busk and MIR Roche, e-s. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-09
ANNUAL GRIEVANCE APPEARS.
Army Football Men Complain That
Drill Int.rferes with Practice.

WEST POINT, y, Y. Sept. s.-A sem
Nance Of football weather with "A sharp
October tang 10 it lent zest 10 the Army's
gridlron workout this afternoon. Military
duties rterfered again to-day and the
squad got only forty minutes practlco
The brief period showed that the new
meu are coming along IN good shape.
Nynu', a plebo, who Is out for the va
cant end job. is displaying good form.
Meachau. who did such splendid work as
cub guard during all OF last season. also
= out and will be in the competition Tor
ore If the guard positions. both OF which
vera made vacant by the graduation last
june Of Huston and Jones. There was a
continuance Of the drills In the funda-
menials today and in addition several
elcvcns walked through "A series OF forma-
tors
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-09

ASS ARpoR, Mich. Sept s.-Twenty-
~ candidates reported to Head Coach
Fielding II YoSt for the FIRST footb1ll
practice to-day and spent two hours both
morning and afternoon chasing over the
Michigan Rridrou, Cant. Raynstord'
Elton James, Mart Galland and charlie
Barton were the only veterans 10 report
freshman reserves and varsity sup'u'
tues making up the hulk Of the carly ar
rivals BY the end OF the week forty can
d'dates vii! be on hand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-09
Twenty-Five Candidates Report for
First Practice.

PRiNcEroN, y. J.. Sept. s.--Princeton's
1914 football season was officially opened
this afternoon when twenty-five candi-
iates reported N Capt. BALM at the club
house on Osborn Field. Trainer keene
Fitzpatrick and Head Field Coach w q.
penred 1918 took the men in charge
and put them through light drill In Kick
ng and passing the han. Tho advisory
coaching committee was represented by
Roscoe Shelf cid and u. -. Herring. Cyril
Ballln who is TO assist Penileid also was
present, with Thornton Emmons OF the
1918 varsity, who will direct this years
freshmen eleven.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-09
GREETING NEW HUPM0BnE.
Owners VIII Escort 1918 Models
Down 10 brighton Beach.

The FIRST shipment Of the 1915 Hupmo-
bilcs s due in town to-day. and the occa-
sion will be celebrated as big time by
Charles T.. Riess metropolitan distributor
for the car. and at his invitation by at
least $50 owners Of Hupmobiss in this
district Charles r. Buck, an official OF
the factory. will accompany the new cars
which will be met up ord Riverside Drive
about 135th street by anlescorting Gordon
of owners.
Decorations and banners will be dis
trlbuted there. and then all will proceed
20 the Hotel Shelhurne. at Brighton
Beach. where dinner will he served to
all owners through courtesy of Mr. Ress.
Vhore will also he special entertainment
and dancing AT the hotel for a silver cup.
Invitations TO participate in the fes-
tiVities were sent out TO all Hupmobile
owners and dealers in New York city and
vicinity. This Plan said Mr. Riess
"of welcoming the new Hupmobile TO New
] York was suggested 10 us by number OF
owners after my return from Detroit
! when 7 had first seen the 1918 car and
showed the circulars and ADVERTISING
matter which I had on the new 1915
model 10 q number of Hupnoble owners
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-09

The final international nifty mil" motor
n,red championshp will he thu main
event at the brighton Beach Motordrome
Tonight Bobby Wnthour Clarence Car
men, jimmy Moran, Niucinlc Madonna,
Menus Bcdel aud George wiley are the
SIX riders who have pualit'd for to-
nights big race go
Prize money amounting tn S9llo Will
be distributed among the leaders. and the
stake viii he the richest OF the year al
Brighton Beach.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-09
PRINCETON FORCES
YALE OUT OF GOLF
Blur Team. Champion for Nine
Years Eliminated From
Tournament.
HARVARD COMES THROl Gil
TIGER and Crimson Rivals to
Meet To-day in Final for
Collegiate Title.

Gu.r> cry. l.. I. sept Harvard
.,d princeton won boz thu scmi-tnal round
N. the ,,au championship of the Inter
,oroeit,c COLI Association "n the course
~. Garden Ctt Golf club TODAY.
Tho rl p.a, each other In tho final
,o.morroW Harvard beat Pennsylvania
-, to.d,,. Nhu' Princeton Just man
aged TO defeat Yale. . to 4.
Mo-, OF the Interest centred In tho
p,,r..ion Yale meeting to-day, for the
yr,,r, - Harvard over PENNSYLVANIA
VA ir 'hs nature ot q furcruuc "onclu-
.or Another win Tor Vale this year
,,,.I .,,. rounded ont q decade ~
ro,'.ruou. no'dtuC the title. hat princeton
prs.f %, Yf, pitu, lu the NOR Mug
Val. aor NO ~ tho three fuursumcs
matches ard went into tho singles with
,ivt ror.s The Hrst two El's. W. "
,.srdr.r n and n. peT. Pierce. won
NOR matches from tho Princeton tor men.
y Rose and Il y y. Ray. hut not
another Yale man won.
Ni'h the score standing to Z. u NJ.
vss,hu-n. Princeton. and r. :. Rush.
ya,a. came IN with everything depending
a, Emo result ~ their match. Washhurn
,.. do-r,,. I a. tho home hole began,
~ Rush got a little tho hetter Of tho
r-,, two shots, and the Princeton man
,,und himself facing an exceedingly tick
lie, NUT witch he had to get down to
alive tho hole IN T. with the members 81
both teams standing around tho green IN
hr.sta,ess suspense Washburn sank the
mt, and the Tigers had beaten Yale
A the score Indicates IN" Harvard
Pennsylvania match was easy FOR IN
r,,r.ou golfers The first match In IN
,oi,r.om,s was tho only one that Penn
.y,v,,I4 won, Clement " Webster Jr
sra 9 " r. Townsend. PENNSYLVANIA
b.a.ins T. r. Nils Sd and J. w
Huhbsn Harvard by 2 up and t" PLAY
Harvard won the other two foursome
ana an the single. The summaries;
INTERCOLLEGIATE TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP
-rfRST RoCSD-PRl NcEIoH W 'N'-r
FOU RSOMEN
PRINCETON NAhE
Peacock and Ro.e olGardner ana f7crN 70
wa.hburn and Fay = ana ~ -. .'-.''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-09
Truesdeu Wins on PIayon.

MANCHESTER. Vt. Sept. s,-W. T.
Tr-uesdell Of Fox Hills won the playoh
OF the tie for second prize in the Labor
Day handicap this morning at Ekwanok
lie was three down to DOGGY. A. c. MIL
uaine, National, was four down: +. A
Martin, Ekwanok. Ave down. and c, T
Durham, Mecklenberg. ten down
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-09
stone BnreIy Beats bloom.

Hurry Stone had 10 fight at fun speed
an tn way TO beat Phil Bloom on nolh'S
NJ the Broadway Sporting Gun brooklNh
Iast nlpht Bloom forced II throughout
10 ton rounds. but Stone was a little too
clever for him and won on points ny
slight margin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-09

MAprsov, Conn. Sept, s--The Yale foot
hl1l candidates. whom Coach IIinkey has
allied out FOR preliminary practice mere
before college opens the last OF Septem-
her have begun TO arrive and Tomorrow
800 expects to call the roll and start n
the light practi'e that Ia scheduled Tor
NE time hare.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-09
FIVE WOMEN TO FORE
IN JERSEY TOURNEY
Contestants for Tennis Title
Reach Round Before
Scmi-finals.
MISS DELLA TORE WINS
Although Kept OFF Courts All
Season by Illness, She Takes
Two Matches.
MISS DELLA TORRE WINS

MountsrovS \ I Cont s-PYve NJ
tho women MI vera /, the law, tennis
tournenen, fo, Inc chamnIonshin Of New
I.rs.v reached tho round before tho semi.
pu.ls AZ tho Norr,s,own Eioid ,,luh courts
,o.t.,v ana on ,bcir v,av on, ,Iaved enc
,xcottlon.Ilv good ,enni, Mis-. Janc
rnusor Mis-. Ger,rude De,. Torre Mis-.
4, NJ povlo, Miss susetto Sccf,eld and
urs u pone vvera tho advancing
racquet wteldors.
Miss Della Tore. who with Walter Nor
Pill Hall holds the Netronolitan nixed
- a,,,,,,s,,,,,'t,. at..,.,,.a -. -
uoub'eS Championships uispihyeu Some ot
the ability which brought her close to the
top At tho end Of last season. The West
Nh, C,ub gi,l ,,s h,an ken, ~, Tho courts
greater part Of this season on account
,r,,bo,,, ,,r,r,i,a h"r g,.no ,o.d.y no. ~,
''' -, 80 80 "'' 80, ~ W
the highest order, MES p.lla TORE , 20,
n.s ., ~ a., .n, ,,,'s To- ao,,ia ~,
ana ST tho nrst set peoause sho oouid not
se, nrr r s,f0s se worh'n Wen ;,,. U inc s ae
ton, n, .,.r., .nsis ., en-. ~.r,a "a
riVH' NJ every hns'e OF 'hc ehme ana
pulled out the mitch with scores at SIS.
"a. IS.
second round to face clubnate. Miss
Adele Cragin Many thought that the
a,raiu n, tue ,natrh.. yo,,id ,,,,c,,. 80
r,,,ch Coz NJ Da,,a ~ WIZ" w., p - "o 700
/
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-09
VIII Protest Atlantic Pcnnnnt.

IoHo RRANcrI. y, j.. Sept S'-lr' Hen
~ owner of tho Long Branch team.
LII nrotcst the award OF the AtlAnIc
Ieaene remnant 10 Poughkeepsle. taking
his case to the National Commission he
announced to-day. The season ended yes.
terdny with the final official standing oil
M clubs ns follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-09
CHARTER MAID FIRST,
PUSHED BY COQUETTE
MatrOn Stakes Go to Madden
FLY After Close Struggle
in Last Furlong.
SMALL CROWD LOOKS ON
Attendance at Belmont Park
Sets Low Mark for Present
Season.
SMALL CROWD LOOKS on

BELMONT PARK. l.. 7. Sept. S.---John Il.
Maddcn's charter Maid, by star shoot
Charter Queen, captured tho Matron
stakes for Niles. which was tho feature
OF tn" card Of the Westches'er Racing
Association this afternoon The victory
was made easier by tho scratching Of the
Oneck stables Kaskaskia, which finished
second In the Futurty. hut al that Char
tor Maid had to be driven out Ia defeat
the Brooksidc Stables Coqucttr by half a
length
The smallest crowd that has attended
tho rates this season was present when
the half dozen smart two-ytar-olds were
summoned to the post. charter Maid was
tho favori'o with tho top weight. u +
Carrnan's Lady Blrhary. IN almost equal
demand with Coduettc James Buffers
Capra. one ~ the outsiders. kept close
company with charter Maid and Coquette
until the last furlong, when thu race de-
veloped into duel between the first and
second Niles McTaggart put up a
stronger finish than Buxton. and this SUI
flced TO land Charter Maid winner by
half length, with Capra IN third place.
three lengths back. Tho summaries:
FIRST RACE
Por all ages: Handcan: by subscription Of $40.
mqf So and 1 acc ' VI ' jocssS Prices, Pin
Mo saf,SE t' ~ ~ N McSasey 81 Is
T Rc,bSa2 aged 10, To- s NaTfcE y = "
Time. i.1s.
Good start won driN ing Frederick T.. hr Q, bv
Dick Flnncll HuNrG owned by ". G. Hallenbcck
trained by ,. NJ Taylor
SECOND RACE
For maiden thrcc-ycar-Jds and upward: by
/ subscription Of $40. with tNn added; one mile.
Horse and age. VT Jockey Prices Fin.
/ True - Steel3 tOI RurllngameiJ?0 out ~
| krhtoh.3 ip7 karrlCk ... ST b2 2,
/ Miss CAvAnAgha in7 steward 1
/ Bearded i.Adl 4 in7 Buxton .. in-i 81
! Frontiers in7 Met ahcy.... 81 IS
Margaret Noises ln7 Ford .. Isl 81
! Time i3p -.
Good start, won handy: True as steel b g by
! BroomstlCk Loyal owned h. quincy stable
| trained by j. FitysimnonS.
THIRD RACE.
/ FOR thtee-yehr-olds and upward selling hAndi-
cap ny subscription of SO. with $50 added. one
/ mile and sixteenth
/ Horse and spe NJ Jockey. Prices Pin
, BAGS Co.,. ........ iOs Hutwcll lH-b IS u
/ SpeaThesf.1 ... iOI Ryan o. SIS IN
pTogy >sNe,. IN NcIaggart 81 70 "
4 Guy Usher aged IL NcCahey. IL 10 IS
| Time. las IS
I Good start, won easily. bac. ch g hy Cunard
Bandcllo owned by Andrew Miller trained by
4 f.UN ~. II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-09

More than 100 of the new Oldsmobiles
got into town in single trainload yes
terday and Charles II. Larson, the locrf
dealer. was busy nj tho freight station
getting them through.
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Good start; won driving. Fumes. b. e.. by Noor-
hees-. hifllc. owned by ". Naicrson' trained by
HtFe
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Good start. won driving Charter Maid, br. Z by
star Sioot-Cisrter Queer owned by J z, Mad
den: trained bS {. 7. Patterson
FIFTH RACE