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both sides Armed.

Londonderry and Tyrone are dan
GER points. for here the Nationalist
and FISHERMEN are evenly divided
and both are armed. Nationalist
roIoicings over the passage Of the
bin might easily. lead 60 a clash and
extra police have been drafted for
service IN thcse districts. and n nec-
eseary. the military VIII be ordered
10 proceed 70 the assistance OF tho
civil authorities In case OF trouble.
The belief IL held IN some quar-
tors that al this threatened trouble
might have been avoided by 10
government announcing the torms
OF the amending bin and making
further concessions TO Ulster. Many
OF the radicals think. however. that
tho government has gone far On
ough.
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first pub. May 81; laA, June 1914.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-05
PROPOSALS.
OF THE INFERIOR. Jul

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR JULY =
1914 CEMENT PAvEMENTS. PATENT OF
FICE BUILDING. CONDCIrS AND MAN
HOLES PATENT OFFICE BUILDING.
CABLES CONDUITS. MANHOLES, ETC,
IS F STREET NORTHWEST. THE Pen
SION AND OLD PoSTOFFTCE BUILDINGS.
WASHINGTON. D. c.
Sealed proposals IN duplicate will Be received at
this department until ?. m. TUESDAY. August
Is. 1914, for the furnishing o. all labor and ma
tsralS which shall be required in the installation Of
cement paTements. conduits. and manholes in the
seventh strest and street ba-emsnt corridors Of
the Patent Ofhce Building; and until p. m.
TUESDAY. August 3 1874. for the furnishing Of
all labor and material. unless otherwise specified.
which shall he required for installation Of cables,
conduits manholes switches circuit breakers. etc.
and connecting ready fer in + street north
west and in the old PostCfhce and Pension Ofhce
buildings Washington. u. g; all in accordance
with plans and specifications for the work. cnpies
q which NAV be obtained application IN the
chief clerk Of the department.. The nght is ~
served to rsject any and all bids. or TO accept
reject any part thereof the discretion Of the de-
partment. Proposals should he securely snrelopsd.
endorsed Proposal for paTementS. Patent Office
Building" ''ProTosll f1r cunduts and manholes.
Fatsnt Office Building" Proposal for instaIIA-
tion Of eable-. coudnits etc as the case may b.
and addressed the Secretary of the Interior. BO
SWEENEY. Assistant Secretary. Gn45.s
The Washington herald., 1914-08-05

FIRST RACE-Three- year-olds and upward; sell
ing: FIVE furlongs- Eiderdown. lO7: Dom Moran.
l0; Star and Garter. Ill; Little Pete, lH; Ema-
garde lis: Daisy Stevens lis: Electrician, lis.
SECOND RACE-ThNeyearolds and upward
selling: about five furiOnss. Hareben, los; Cara
quet lS: volupteer. los; Duchess Dany. lesi
Votes 100; Soprano. l0e; STginE Up. los; Louis
Des CogDets Ill; Fleming. is; Dust is
THIRD RACE-Three- -year-olds and upward sell
ing; about 1--WE furiongs. Littlest Rebel. los
k0ron III: WoH's Bath. Ill; Bridget. Ill; Pony
Girl. rs: Camarada lis; Smash. lB; Gallant
Pirate. liz; TWenty-one. Us; Expatriate. llG
FOURTH RACE-Three-year-olds and upward
selling about five furIongs. Bulgsr. l05; Tempest.
l01; Alex johnson 100; Belle Chiffon. l0e; Isabelle
Case. lO9; CarrissimA. lis; Fawn. lI3; Phil Con
nOrs. ll5 Fundamental. lis; Lord Ladas. lis.
FIFTH RACE-Three-ye year-olds and upward; sell
ing: about Eve furlonEs. Scarlet Letter 100;
Zursne. lO5; KedrOn, lo7; Yankee Lady 1l2: Lady
Robbins. lis; Kelly. ia; Donovan. Ii; Yule Tide
III.
SIXTH RACE-Three- year-olds and upward; sell
ing; about FIVE furiongS. |BarTette 100; Ynca, lol
Stalmore. los: Uncle Dick. lG Susan B., l0e;
Buck Thomas. lo9; Phyllis Antoinette, Ill.
SEVENTH RACE-Three-yesr-old and upward
selling; furlongs. Tee May 10: Hoffman
Il2; Clyde T. LIZ; Moon, ll2; Black Branch, IL;
Forty-niner. liz; Beau Brunmel, liz; Chief Kee.
us: Ulick. us.
EIGHTH RACE-Thrse year-olds and upward ;
selling: six and q half furo1Es Billy Stuart, Im ;
Surprising ilo; Mother. ll3 Modern Priscilla,
lis; Tackle rs; Little Jake, lis; BaniTes. lis;
Prince Chap. lie.
ill IL
The Washington herald., 1914-08-05
EAST MEETS WEST AT
LAKE FORESTS TODAY
Behr and Pell. of New York, Clash
with Church and Mathey in Chal-
lenRe Double Finals.

Chicago, Aug. "A meeting will take
place tomorrow at the ontwensia Club
courts, Lake Forest, between Parl Benr
and Theodore r. Pell. of New York.
Eastern tennis champions and George
N. Church and Dean Mathey. OF Prince
ton University, Western title holders 70
decide which team shall challenge
Maurice f. Mclaughlin and Thomas
Bunday, OF San Francisco, for the Amer
ican doubles championship.
Behr and Pell won their way tc the
challenge only after the most sensational
tennis seen on local courts in years
Lake Forest, ILL, Aug. L-George IL.
Church and Dean Mathey, of Princeton.
winners OF the Western tennis doubles
championship. defeated ]. B. Adoue and
Irving c. Wright. Southern title holders
in three straight sets here today. The
score: 81. 81 and So. The winners
will play Mclaughlin and Bundy for the
title.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-05
Yesterdays Results.
SARATOGA.

FIRST RACE-FiTe and one half furIunEs; purse
500: tEo-year-oldS; handicap. Charter Maid, 10
tMcTagEzrtD, g to 2 even. TO 3 Won; RaEzAno
q CMcCGheyj, z to /. to 2. to s. second
Dark Flower and seorpii also ran.
SECOND RACE-One mile; threeyeAr-olds and
upward Montressor. los CBuItonl, ) to !. 6 to s.
5 TO ), won; Ambrose 95 tSumterl, 5 to l. 2 to l.
even, second; Morocacy, III CNotterl. to !. to s.
TO 5. third. Time. y IS Bonnie Chance. Rey-
burn. Bac, WSriock. scallyvag, and Crossbun also
ran.
THIRD CE-Three-year-olds: six furlonsx
Lady Barbary, IL tNeylon) Z to J. 2 to !. even,
won; KssksEdG, Il tButWelD. to s. l to . out,
second; MOntrosa, lO4 Martini, Is to s. to 10.
to 5. third Time. l. o. Broomlesf. Royal
Martyr, Busy Edith Catalina Menlo Park and
Tum Turtle also nn
FOURTH RACE-SiT furlonss; three year -oIds;
handicap. PunchboWl. ll5 (ButwelD. l3 to 5. to
10. to S. won; Forum. 10 tSotteri TO . to ),
; 10 5. second: Uncle Jimmy. 100 iNIcTsgEartl,
to l, to l. TO s. third Time. Ill. Holiday
Under Cover. and JoanninA also
FIFTH RACE-Three-y -year-olds and upward I;
handicap; selling; mile. Yellow Eyes % Me
CaheyD. y TO 5. even. l to . won: Belle Of Bryu
Mawr, ITO Turner. to l. 70 5 TO s. second 1;
~OHkhurst. lU Martin, 10 TO l, to !. TO !,
third. Time. 30. Ella BTyson. Executor. PruEres-
size. Bay Bern. Candle. Any Port, and o'sulliVsu
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Maidens; three -year-olds and up
ward; mile. Cliff Field. 10 CBustonl. TO l.
l. to J., even, second: Pebeto ITO (Taylorl II to
5. to s. out, third. Tim. 20 IS Kehtoh and
Dancing Master also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Tlree-yea year-olds; six furlougs
ConDemsrS. IN tMcCahsyl Is to 5 TO 10. out
won: The Governor. IT CButRelD, to s. ) 70 s.
even. out. third. Time, lLL Mar Warren also
ran.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-05
DUFFERIN PARK.

FIRST RACE-PuBe, 500: maideus; three-year
olds and upward; about FIVE fIrlonss. General ll5
lG Bauer. TO !. to l. even, second. Cooster,
lC7 McGinnl. 10 to l. to l. to !. third. Time.
90 Is. Tigella. Woods Fitzgerald St Win. Jimmy
GomIn. King Cotton, and Dicie Jackson also ran.
SECOND RACE-Three-ye T-olds and upward
upward six and one-haF turionES- Margaret Lowry.
los tActonl tn !, to l, even. won; o 'Tis True.
rs Frankln), 10 TO l. to !, to l. second; Miss
Menard. ll3 Bauer, ) to !: even ! to . third.
ives and Red Jacket abO ran.
THIRD RACE-Thrce-year and upward sell
ing FIVE furIonGs AHoWshIft. lo7 Smith. even, l
TO 2 out, won; Tyro, 100 tMeTidgel. TO !, even,
TO . second; Swift Sure ITO CNIcCuloughl. y TO l.
to l, . to l, third. Time / %. Ada Bay Miss
Edna FenWick, Fanchette, and Kelly also
FOURTH RACE-Four-yesr-oId and upward
selling; purse 500; about FIVE fTIongs. Mis- Jean.
III Welsh even to 2. out. won Las Grump. nI
tGorel. 10 l. to l, even. second Chiffon Chief,
lII: NsHidgo, Il to l. to l, 2 to l. third. Time,
l0l 25 CRmsrda Ethelda. Ben stone, Johnny
Wise. and Prince Chap also
FIFTH RACE-Three vear-olds and upward: SELL
ing; purse, $50; seven furlongs. Galley Slave n4
Rooney. to ) out. won: Napier III (Gore), 4 to
even. ! 10 ,, third. Time I;2 MARTY Lou. Lou
LGnier. LeilaOha. and Leamence also ran.
' SIXTH RACE-Three- -year-olds and upward; sell
ing; pure. 500; six and One-haH fIrougs Grecian
Bend, IL Watts, ) TO /. 2 to l. even won 4;
Duchess Dafy. lH Rooney, 10 to l. 4 to l. ? 10 !
second; Bodkin, IL lBauerl. to ?, to J. out.
thru lime, I'D ID MSuges sister, Bundle of
Rags. Rose O'Neil. Robert Cooper Beau Br1mmel
and Black Branch also nn.
SEVENTH RACE-Three year-olds and upward +:
selling; purse. 500; six and onehaH furlongs. Re
tente, llo MeTipoD, to l, TO l, even, won Hof
man IL Bauer 6 TO l, to l. even, second; KinE
Rsdford III Rooney, even, out, third. Time, r.
Largo RatiEan. Isabelle Case, SyzyEy, The SQUIRE
and Koronia also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-Three-year-old and upward ;
selling; purse 500; six and one-haH furlonEs Cas-
soWary. lis CWattsl TO ?. TO ., out. won; Miss
Joe ll3 Jscksonl, to !, to l, even, second; Al
Eourt IL tAIcGinnl. to l, to I. even, third
Fime, Il Mia, Clyde T., Sir Denrah. and Miss
Christie also ran.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-05

Town Silk. 100; Last Spark. los: GGrtley. Ie: Lady
Curzon, us; Harry BsSsett II. los
SECOND RACE-Purse, 500; thre~yesr-olds and
upward; steepechase; short coarSe about two nilsA
David Jr., l32: Friiolee. ll5; Port Arlington. Ii {;
Promoter. IN; Tom Horn. ia
THIRD RACE-Puse. 500; thrseysar-olds and
award; selling; six furlongs. Louise Paul. %;
Corncacksr, los; Rusty Coat los; CouI. zoe; 'BrinT
Path, l05 Marian. III: wanda PitDeT, lo4; Rise
Brigade. liz; Amor, lcs; Sherwood, LIZ; Kan
chatka los
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 500; threeyear-olds
and upward; Dominion Handicap; one and one
quarter miles. Tactics los; Dr. Samuel, LIZ; Tippe
canoe. lO4; kieburne. ll2; Sand Bar. li Donerail,
llI: Cubs l05: Great Britain, lls; Barnegat, lG.
FIFTH RACE-PuBe. $50 two-year-olds and up
ward: Ave and one-haf furlonEs. Reliance. loE;
Mars Cassidy, Ill: Star of Love. lo6; Balko. lis;
Eagle los; Sir Edgsr lis; Royal Interest. loh
SIXTH RACE-Purse 500; three-year-olds and
upward SIX furIonEs. O'Hssan. 3; Bach Bay. ln2:
Triner, 100; Little Nephew. lG: Brookheld. lo2;
PanI4Tetta. II6; Leochsres. lo2 oHAsan and Triher
couple
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 500; three year-olds and
upward: selling; one and ose-Sxteenth miles. Ray
O. Light, 50: 'EIHah los: Tom HEDcoek, -; Con
ado. los: Cole. los; Jenny Geddes. Ill.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-05
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY

; and passenger Autos. 2O and 0.oo ~ hour.
srecia prices for trips over two hourE Expert rs-
pairing and painting. Phone n. 3loh 18th " StA
The Washington herald., 1914-08-05
LEGAL NOTICE.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lumbia. holding Probate Court. No. zoos. Admin
isrationThis il To give notice that the subscribers
Of the District Of Columbia have obtained from the
Probate Court q the District of Columbia letters
testamentAry on the estate Of Virginia NJ. Davis
late Of the District of Columbia. deceased. AL per
sons having claims against the deceased hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, the sitzcTibers
before the 5RD DAY OF AUGUST A. d. 1915;
otherwise they may b Law b. excluded fruu all
benefit Of sIid estate. Given under hands this
3rd day OF August 1915 UNION TRUST CON
PANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. by
GEORGE 4. FLEMING. Second Nice President:
EDWARD l. HILLYER UNION TRUST CON-
PANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA; ;
PAUL sLEMAN. Colorado Bldg Attest: tSealJ
JAMES TANNER Register q Wills for the Dis
trct Of Columbia. CIsrk Of the Probate Court.
HENRY r. BLAIR and PAUL SLEMAN. Atior-
neya au5IZIs
The Washington herald., 1914-08-05
FEATlIRESTAKETO
MARGARET DRlJEN
Four-year-old Filly from Cox
Stable Lands $1,000
Railway Race.
WINS m STRAIGHT HEATS
Milwaukee Mare Sienna Is Beaten to
the Wire. Although 1t Is
FaYorite.
WINS IN STRAIGHT HEATS

Grand Rapids, Mich. Aus. 4.-Margaret
Druisn, four-year-old filly from the Cox
stable, was the star Of the Grand Circuit
racing at Comstock Park today, winning
the 5000 Railways Stake for 30 trot-
ters in straight heats, the second in
z:0S 1-2, the record for the event The
Milwoukee mare Sienna, who had not
been beaten this year, was favorite with
the Cox entry, Margaret Druien, ana
Peter Scott coupled in the betting second
choice The battle in the first two heats
was between Margaret Druien and ST.
emma, but in the third the latter broke
and the Scot horse landed the place. this
giving the Cox stable first and third.
Our Colonel and Walnut Grove alter
mated as favorites for the 2:6 pace, but IL
was rather easy for Our Colonelfto de-
feat the field in straight heats
Star Winter outclassed the trotters in
the 2:os stake and won easily. /
2dS pace, three IN i've; purse $500:
The Washington herald., 1914-08-05
IMMAEUEL DROPS ONE.

The Whitney Avenue team won over
the leaders OF the Northwest Sunday
School League. 10 to 6, yesterday. by
heavy hitting. Bell, who is usually a
steady pitcher. was hit for three triples
and two doubles, good for eight runs, In
the first four innings.
Doleman and Woodward lead, with
three hits, each getting a triple. Cess
ford led for the Emmanuel team. In
ability to hit Thompson with men on
cost the game. Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-08-05
WENTWORTH, 8: EMERALD, 4.

Runs-Koogle Eg. Sutton. Moran tZ. Dougherty.
Mccarthy tg, oDonnen, LRmenc Donnelly, 8.
Rawlings. First base by Grrurs-Kenilworth s.
Emerald. I. Left on bases-Ktnilworth. Z: Emerald.
3. First base on bslls-Of Norris. /. Struck out
By Mccarthy, s. by Norris. J. Two-base hits
Moran Cg, cusack. Mccarthy. Sutton t2, KoogIe.
Sacrifice hit-walden. Stolen bases-Moran, Don
nelly. S. Rawlings ~. Murphy. Cusack. Oakley.
Double play-Holloran TO Murphy 10 Cusack. Hit
by pitcher-By Norris Koo9le; fy Mccarthy. Don
nelly and Oakley. VIVID ritch-Noris Umpires-
MessrS. Handiboe to Dawson. Time Of game-l
hour and As minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-05

.Runs-DyeT q. Rawlings. Gessford. Anderson.
Strait. Bssgett C2l. woodward t2l. Maddox CD. Hill
lsry t9. Dolsman Z. Thompson. Earned runs
Whitney 9; Emmanuel. l. First base By errors-
Whitney, l: Emmanuel. . Left on bases-whitDey
5: Immsnuel 9. First hsse on bslls-Oh ThOmrSon
2 Innings Titched-By Bell. 4: by Dyer. T. Hits
mhde-Oh Bell. IL; oh Dyer. J. Struck out-By
Bell, ?; BY Thdmnson, Z: by Dyer, 2. Three-has
hits-Maddoz Doleman, Bell woodward Rawlings.
K. Thompson. Gallagher. Stolen hases-Doleman
GaIlAher Hlery. Dyer. Rawlings q, Gessford. An
derson. Double payS-BAEEett to Furdy. Doleman
to Purdy. Hit hy pitcheT-By Thompson. GesSford.
Passed baI-Shait. Umrire-w. r. woodward.
Time Of same-l hour and % Minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-08-05
Amateur Association to Meet.

The hnaI meeting of the ANA
teur Association before the start
ing of the pOst-sesssn series 10
scheduled for Thursday night at
SPaldInE's, e1O 18th street n. W.
All managers having teams In
the coming series are requested
TO be present, as the eligibility of
each player on the roster of the
different clubs will be tested.
This meeting will be called at 8
o'clock sharp.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-05
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OP THE
District of Columbia Washington August 4. sit
Sealed proposals will be received at this orice.
Room so. District Building. until O'Clock ?. N.
AUGUST TO- 1914. for furnishing and delivering nine
automobiles for by DEPARTMENTS Of the District
government. Specifications and form q proposal
may be obtained from the Purchasing O1icer. u. c.
Room n District Building. OLIVER P. NEW
MAN, FREDERICK l. SIDDOSs. CHESTER
HARDING. Commissioner D. G GuSN
The Washington herald., 1914-08-05
RESOLUTE AGAIN IS
FIRST ACROSS LINE
Captures Vincent Astor Cup from
Vanitie in Thirty-eight-mile
Race Of Newport.

Newport. r. l., Aug. 4.-The cup boat
Resolute won a race today from VanItie
for a cup presented by Vincent Astor
and 1t was in a northeaster that had
twelve miles or better speed in IT. The
sea, too, had a kick in It. At the very
start Adams laid a trap for vanitie and
got the race.
The course was thirty-eight miles. tri-
angular. one leg thirteen and q haif
TO a mark of Block Island, a reach, a
windward leg OF eighteen miles to a
mark OF Sakonnett Point, and a six and
one-half mile reach TO the finish at
Brentons Reef lightship. II was a day
when the two shippers, Adams and Han,
had battle of seamanship. and on the
first leg luffing match took both yachts
nearly four points high Of their course.
Adams drew Han into the trap and won
his race right there.
At the first mark the ResoIute was
three minutes in the lead and jibbed
around the mark at 1:I:H with vanItIe
in her wake, ttrning at 1:45eS
In the eighteen-mile beat Vanitie and
Resolute tackled nineteen times, tack for
tack. Vanitie was much quicker in stays
and at the windward mark had gained
1 minute . seconds and was only 2
minutes q seconds behind.
Both yachts overstoOd this mark and
turned as follows
Resolute. 4:07:1O; Vanitie, 4:0e:51.
Haff and his crew had led sails better
on the start for the finish and his bal
looner was broken out seconds before
Resolute had hers on. Vantie appeared
much faster on windward work and
gained much of the time lost in the
luffing match
Today's race wEs won. however, b.
superior skipper aboard the Resolute.
Summary:
Corrected ELAPSED
Roaf Start Finish Time Tima
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DIED.

Tuesday. August 4. 1914. at
4:l5 p. m. at Georgetown University
Hospital, MARY A. MURPHY. be-
loved wife OF the late James T. Muir
ply and loving mother OF James w.
and Robert o. d. Murphy. and devoted
sister OF owen KIllian. aged sixty-four
years.
Funeral from Wise's undertaking par
lors, 2eon NJ street northwest. on Thurs
day. August g. at p. m. Burial at
Arlington National Cemetery. Friends
invited. vermont. Kansas. and Texas
papers please copy.)
The Washington herald., 1914-08-05

Runs-Hull Cg. Levine. Jones. Diller, Hammer.
Ware. Neville, Hunsche ~. Evans. Waters. Gold
berg. Niehmsn. Earned runs-CiT Service, 4;
Library 8. First base by errurS-CiTil Service, 2:
Library, l. Left hases-CiTil Service, 7; Library
5. First base on bslls-Of Levine 4; Of GoIdbcrg
T. Struck out-By Levine, II; by GoIdberE
Two-base hits-Hun tH. Hunsche Waters. Sacri-
fee hy-Goldberg. Stolen baSe-Wsre. Neville
Hunsche. Evans, Goldberg. viehnan Walker
Beard. Levine. Rector, Jones ~. Hit by pitcher
By Levine CViehmanl. Umpire-Mr. Shurtleh
Time Of game-l hour and Is minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-08-05
Today's Entries.
SARATOGA.

y FIRST RACE-TwO-yesr-eIds: handicap: selling
Eve and one-han furlongk Distant shore ll2
Chesterton, los; Bars and Stars lo9; Tyre. Ill
Mamie K. los; BorgD, 100; Cycle. S; Outlook, 10
BIZ Dudley. los.
SECOND RACE-Three- -year-olds and upward
Eteeplschase handicap; about two miles. LysGnder,
lR; Savannah llo; Gold Plate l6O; weldship, lIs;
Bsybrook IL; Little Hugh. I4; syoset IT,
THIRD RACE-Twoyear-old and upward; sell
ing: six fJrlOnEs. 'Mr. Snigzs, g; Ralph LLOYD,
loI; 'Hypatia 81 walters. %: Miss velmG, i0e;
Mack B. Eubanks. l0I; Doc Alien, I0I: GrosTsnor
I0e; Princess Cog 1O2; 'silTer Moon. o.: Striker,
lOI; Otto Floto los; Perthshire, IL: Mr. Spscs
100; Eustace. los; Cash On Delivery, los; Mater,
iol; Water LILY, lol.
FOURTH RACE-Two-year-olds; the United
States Hotel Stakes; six furlongs Trial by Jury,
III; Thespian, lN; Noureddin. IG: Luke 10; Bsrs
and Stars. 10: Comely. IL; Garbage, lG
FIFTH RACE-Threeyear-old and upward: sell-
ing; one mile DainEerheld I05: JEWbone ill; John
d. Wakefield, l6: Northemer, lo4: YOunr EsnbIem
e.: yorkshire Boy. 100; Wooden shoss, l07: Mud
siI 100: Robert Oliver. iOl; Noble Grand los; John
p Nixon lol.
SIXTH RACE-TWo-year-old Maiden; Eve and
nsee-haH furlonsS- Regret, los; Maryland Girl los;
lingo los: IncoEnita. Io5; Runes. lOs; GloamlnE
G vladimir. los; Tory Maid. los: Pair Count
'i0s; White Crown. Ios; DuDdreary lOs CarIGrerock
1os. Paris IcN
slr--.-.;c. .I,o-.rrs rlafrned
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.
MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.

; SURRIES. . BUGGIES. GENTLE DRIVING
pony. runabout and harness. 434 sth St. NV.
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New York's first elevated railroad was
built in Greenwich street In 1870. and wal
operated by q cable which ran under.
ground and over the structure on spider
wheels.
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ALL PERSONS IN SYMPATHY WITH THE
objects Of the National Democratic Fair Play
Association are earnestly invited 10 aid u by Coz
trbutionS membership.
Funds needed for sending speakers into
States TO APPEAL TO voters in support Of candidates
favorable to the repeal Of the fourteenth and NJ.
teenth Amendments Of the Constitution of the
United State. tFirSt grand rally. MarShan Hall
Nd. "wednesday. September 2, 1915. all day.
Patriotic neTspapcn Kindly make sume mention
Of this movement. For fun particulars. address Us
at l2G TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST.
WASHINGTON n. g
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POTOMAC A. c.. 4: MUSIC BOYS, 2.

Runs-Gamer t9, Borst Hollis, Gambler. Orcild
Earned rIns-Potomac 4. C., =; o. S. NJ C.. l.
First base on errou-Potomsc A. c.. 4: U. s. NJ
C., Left on bases-PotomAc A. c.. Z; U. s. NJ.
C.. T. First base on bGlls-Oh Miller. 2: OF
Miller. ); By Thomas. l. Hits made-oh Miller
2: OF Thomas. J. Struck out-By Miller. Z; By
Thomas. Z; By Carson. 4. Sacrifice hits-wiTlisms
Stolen bases-Gsrner ~. Hollis C2l. Williams CD.
Hit by pitcher-By Miller CHartsrl. Wild pitch
Thomas Umpire-Mr. whitmore Time Of game
hour and 20 minutes
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FREE MOVING FOR sToRAGE-Can n. E5Is fof
eStimstes 30 separsts rooms. SMITHS TRANS
FER & STORAGE CO.. 81 st Night Tel \. go
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
the Bureau of Standards Washington D. c. on
forms supplied upou Application until O'Clock p
m. AUGUST 10. 1914. and thsu opened. for furnish
ing from time to time during the fiscal year fsij
services folo~s: Schedule ;. eErp~ntsTinE and
cabinstmAkng. These ssrIiees VIII Be- required ~
corinE to the demands of any work which cannot
BE- reduced to formal contracts for particular JooA
augSs7
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SARATOGA.
First rHce-Bsrs and Stars Outlook, Mamie K
Second -hce-LysSnder. weldship, Gold Plate.
Third rAce-Mr. SPECS. Perthshire. Striker.
Fourth rsce-Cassatt entry, Bar and Stars
Comely.
Fifth race-JsWbone. Wooden shoes, Robert
Oliver.
sixth race-Paris. Regret, Runss
McAlester, Okla, is now under COM
government
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SPECIAL NOTICE

BUY YOUR FANS NOW AND ENJOY
the cool breezes during hot weather.
JOHN J. ODENWALD. Elect. Cont. 1904
l.. st. NV. Phone NJ. 1910.