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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05
AMERICAN ARRIVALS IN ROME
James Deerins Leaves Eternal CITY
for Switzerland.
Special Gable Despatch 10 Tnr suS

ROME, July 4.-Joseph Hart, the New
York actor manager. and Mrs. Hart have
arrived here. Other Americans In Rome
now include Mr.. and Mrs. T., Harrison.
Mrs. +. Larhins and her daughter ana
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Myers.
James Deering OF Chicago. after tt'p
which included London, Rome and Ne>iee'
has gone to Switzerland.
Miss Longfellow and Miss Berry ha''
none TO Venice,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05

LONDON, June 26.--More than .Vo
ters, written by Lord Nelson 10 ms VIZ,
will be sold at auction al Chrls,e
July "A. They cover the periou
Mrs Frances Nisbst. widow OF pr Ms
bet, 10 November. 1900, when the s'nAI'
ton took place. thirteen years are, .ty
wedding The letters passed from T."
Hamilton to her cousin, Mrs RIM
and through her to the Wehpe '"'"'''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27

CHARLES Senrotih ser critic
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g0rie, ais iie I'M Sabre 1882 cr0finet
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27

waNe 5nr Mciit hrs auslnno beiorat G..
9nlnr, glr. 413, citYnltImcre' sirabe, Ha1e
Gnlioui Nonir 0Iuenne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27

Ql6umUntCn, bic hen r9eutIdlcn Gurre'
ipDn0cnten" nidbt piinftlidj pbcr unrc0cI'
mlhis crbalten, iinb gc6eten, 6cr Office
bnprn ber TeIcpbOn uoer IbriitlidJ Ulit'
thciluHa aii MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27

Gdfc lhr's glnsfnnb bciorGt O. 0laIne, 4ia
ilseaItmOrestrahe, nnhe 0nom 3pnie glpe.
The sun., 1914-08-25
NEW JERSEY RIFLEMEN WIN.
Outshoot Nine Rival Teams In Inter
state Regimental Match.

SEA GIRr. ". j.. Aug 24-New Jersey
and Massachusetts drew first blood to-
day at the twentyfourth Sea Girt rife
tournament. The Fourth New Jersey de-
feated nine competitors In the New Jersey
Interstate regimental match. It's first VIC
tory in that commpetition. by scoring 775.
The Seventy-fourth New York. Third New
Jersey and Fifth Massachusetts scored
772. The New York company team match
went to Company c, Fourth New Jersey.
with 3s6. Company X. First District of
Columbia. the winner last year, was sec
ond at 3sl.
Sergt Frank Kean OF Massachusetts
shot up the field at near dusk In the 500
yard Swiss match, scoring 30 bulls
Scrgt A. Farquharson. Marine Corps, got
eight Capt. Frank Alderman OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia took the 1000 yard
Remington L. VI. G. expert match with
II. w. II. Richards Of Connecticut landed
second. and Sergt. Schoileld of Massachu-
setts was third with 20.
The Marine Corps teams new captain,
Lieut.. Calvin Mathews. won the Ma
tional Rifle Association members match
with IS. Sergt. Perry Schoheld of Mas
sachusetts and Major Winfield Price OF
New Jersey were first and second re-
spectively in the Gould rapid fire contest
The sun., 1914-08-25
'KASKASKIA BECOMES
AFUYURITY FAVORITE
Chances In Turf Classic Are
Fancied Because Of Victory
in Handicap Yesterday.
SPUN GLASS POOR AT START
First Choice in Betting Runs
Well in Stretch but Spurt
Is Too Late to Win.

SARATOGA. ". r, Aus. e<.--H. X Knapp,
who races under the name Of the oneck
Stable. showed that no had a formidable
Futurity candidate in Kaskaskia, which
won the two-year-old handicap. run as the
last race OF the card OF the Saratoga Asso-
citation to-day. This event was Of i'm
portance because half a dozen which are
expected TO try for the richest prize OF
the meeting were down as starters, while
several others declined the weights as
signed by the handicapper. Kaskaskia
not only won. but galloped In such an
easy winner that her stock for the Flu
turity rose sevaral points. and IL would
be no surprise for her TO start favorite.
Before the race to-day H. p. Whit
ney's spun Glass and Louis Wnans's $
Polish. though conceding a few pounds
in weight TO Kaskaskia. were estimated
TO havo slightly better chances than the
winner. so far as could be seen Polish
had no excuse for finishing IN sixth place.
but spun Glass, after n poor beginning.
ran gallant race. and there we're many
turfmcn ready TO assert that but for the
handicap she was under at the start or
directly after Spun Glass would have
been fighting II out with Kaskaskia at
the finish.
kederis. who rode Spun Glaes, hung at
the start with her, Just as he did when
mounted on Pebbles on Saturday. and the
leading brigade was eight lengths In
front OF tho Whitney 1lly before she
really got into her stride. She picked
up little OF this in the run down the
backstretch. but never could get over TO
the rail from her outside position. kas-
kaskia had early speed enough to take tho
lead, and though Runes stuck closely to
her she never lost an inch OF ground In
taking the turn. while Spun Glass had
to go the overland route.
In the stretch Kaskaskia came away
easily. and Kederis put Spun Glass un-
der the whip in an effort to run over the
half dozen in front OF her She picked
them up one by one. but It was not until
within Nifty yards of the finish that spun
Glass shot by Runes and took second
place Ave lengths behind kaskaskia and
half a length In front OF Runes. J. n.
Camden's Hugenot, onother Futurity can
didate, was fourth. The summaries:
a art
The sun., 1914-08-25
WANTS TO FIGHT JOHNSON.
Promoters Have Persuaded willard
To Take Chance.

Jess Willard. the largest and most
rugged OF the white hope class, will he
matched to fight Jack Johnson for the
heavyweight title OF the world within
the next year II the plans OF certain local
sport promoters materalize. They have
agreed TO back the giant white 20 the ex-
tent Of $4,000 provided match can be
arranged with the negro.
Willard and Jack Curey, who is to he
general manager Of the proposed syndi-
cate of promoters arrived from Los
Angeles few days ago to discuss terms
with the financiers Final articles OF
agreement satisfactory to all were ar
ranged yesterday. Curley last night de-
clared that he would post a forfeit of
$4,000 cash. the sum to go not only as
appearance forfeit but also as a side bet
II Johnson or his admirers care to wager.
Curley, as representative of the syndi-
cate. is prepared TO guarantee Johnson a
$4,000 purse.
The sun., 1914-08-25
sURRoGATEs, NOTICES

YORK, by THE GRACE OF GOD. FREE
AND iSDEPENpE Isabel 4 WsII
Albert G Aver. Fred II. Aver, Clarence NJ
Almy, Mabel N. Funk, Annie A Hays, pui.
sans Aver. Vida HARRISON. William ii Almy.
sr;; Margaret Turper; Emma g. .PussIsy,
Harriet Aver. 81. James Methodist Episcopsi
Church. The Green Wood Cemetery. and 10
all persons Interested In the Estate Of JULIA
B SHuRTLEFF, late OF the County OF New
Of kin or otherwise. send greeting; You
our Surrogate of the County PPSsr Ssw esoG.' Yor
at the Surrogates Court OF said County
held at the Hall OF Records. In the County
OF New York. on the 29th day OF September
1914 az half past ten o'clock in the fore
noon Of that day. then and there 10 attend
a judicial settlement Of the account OF mo.
ceedings of ALBERT c, AVER and JOSEPH
BREWSTER, as Executors Of the Last VIII
and Testament OF said deceased; and such
OF you as are hereby cited as are under the
age of twenty -one years are required TO sp.
pear by your Guardian, II you have one or I,
you have none to appear and apply for on,
TO he appointed. or In the event OF your n.r
leot or failure to DO So guardian will bs
appointed by the Surrogate to represent ana
mony whereof. We have caused the seal az
the surrogates Court Of the said County OF
New York to be hersunto affixed Wltnss.
Hon Robert Ludlow Fowler n Surrogate oi
our said County, at the County OF New
York, the ~ day OF July. In the year of our
teen. DANIEL j. powDNEY. Clerk Of IN,
surrogates Court RICHARD NJ. FARRIE,s
Attorney for petitioners. lsB Broadway, New
York city.
The sun., 1914-08-25


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY. OF NEW
fORk--Frederick Ambrose Clark Plaintiff.
Defendants Action No. l. -.
and sale, duly made and entered in the
above.entited action and bearing date this
S ih Rts. ., ASs1s i, n:
saiesroom. % nos. i.iS Ills t.ssy I Street. in tss
SfGHsh fSs sh asS 81 ssy 1f BIZ roTh
o'clock noon on that day. by Herbert a.
sherman Auetioneer. tho premises directed
land, sitss;c. lying and being in Ire. Boz
York Bounded and described as foiio..
side Of 10Th street. distant $50 Zee, westeriy
0 nv westerly :a"sa ' End
and running. thence S3RTHBRLY. and par:
inches 10 the center line. oi the block
thence WESTERLY. along the center line o.
the block. 70 feet; thence sou@TnElhLf @ and
OF 10th Street. and thence EAsTERLY. along
the same. is feet TO the point or place OF
+, ,TTss EAsrERLY ANT. wEsrERLy
'Afssss ssss ss 'y yr.mss. Ma: known BY tn. stree,
number s75 West 10Th Street
subteet. however. to the covenants and
may Sos ). ;cfs. and & S I'd prs%
are ar. not on on the . lines % OF n. record % s,ls. wa"
p.''f fERcYvxI R:T IGIh Agsq: GsEd6Y 81 i'. Referee.
Ntorn.y. Tor Plaintiff. las Bfcadwsy "
.r,y % 10 be sold. It's % street number M % I! as
West 10th street:
The sun., 1914-08-25
KEOGH FAMILY PLAYS TENNIS.
Five of Them Take Part in Annual
Proale House Tourney.

PROFILE HOUSE, N. H.. Aug. 24.--|Sev-
eral New Workers. were winners to-day in
tho annual Profile House tennis tourney
The family OF Judge Martin j Keogh.
figured prominently In the play. five Of
the members OF the jurists household taxi
Ing part in the various matches In the
final OF the womens doubles Miss Katha-
rine kccgh and Miss Osgood were beaten.
6-3, "a. by Mrs. Louis Watjen and
Mrs. Berne II. Evans. The summaries /:
Mems Singes-H L. Riker beat J. Keogh.
SIS. e.. -, Keogh beat II. Mcdonnell,
SO. 6--4: w Il. Symmes Jr won from
Eben 3. Draper, Jr.. by default; Milton l..
Cornell beat Arthur ". Wolf. 60. al
by. default; Il. Keosh defeated w. L. Red I.
Mems Doubles. First Round--R Keorh
and A. NJ. Wolf heat H. T. Riker and r.
Raymond, 81, s--4; J Keogh and w u.
Symmcs, Jr, beat q. Keogh and H. Nc
Donncll. SIS, 81. 6--3. X. Raymond and
Or; c, Cornell won from Eben S. Draper, Jr..
and O. Keogh nv default
second Round--L. Psllen and Milton l..
Cornell boat X. Raymond and Dr. Fornell.
G-3, 6-2
Ladies Doubie. Semi nnai Round-Mr..
Louis Watlen and Mrs. Berne II. Evans
beat Mrs Martin J. Keogh and Mrs. W. W.
Symmes, Jr.. 6-2. 6--l. Miss Katharine
Keosh and Miss osEood beat Mrs J. a..
blaine Ewing and Miss Katharine Emmet,
Final Round-Mrs. wat,en and Mrs. Evans
beat Miss ossood and Miss Keogh. s-S. go
The sun., 1914-08-25
Wldu1g and Powell Default in National Tennis Tilt

~: W. Gcary. Jr.. 81. e-I, ~; Leonard
Beekmsn defeated J. c. Deveresux. 6--i,
81, 80; Frederick r Frelinghuysen de
feated y. Marden. Jr, ga, 50, ca;
Raymond d. Little defeated II. c. sailer
-. 50. So: Watson NJ Washburn de-
Ieated IL. e.. Law. GO, 6---t, g--6. 6--t;
Theodore Pell won from George N. Church
~ default; ". D. Harvey won from Gordon
fested w D. Browneli. s--i, ga, ca
Alfred ID. Hammett defeated c. c. wistar
-, o-i' s--i. Alan Fox defeated Gardner
Bcals. s-S as, as. 50. s--i, l.. \. A.
Sn,as,, M9rgsn Won from william A taIn.d lby
Merrihew, ID SO. s--i: George Gardner
", defeated Y, k. Swift. e---2, s--i. s--S
Maurice E. McLoushiin defeated II. X
sturdy. Jr; e,.i, e-?. s.2; L.; y. Cooper
Pearson defeated r. J. Carey, s-i, 50
81 J. 7. Wright won from r. L. Brown
Shermnn. ~. Is. "a. 60.
The sun., 1914-08-25

MANCHESTER, VT. Aug. 2i-The pres
ence of golfers Of championship calibre
at Ekwanok In beginning to llven things
up a bit and call attention to the fact that
the national championship is but one
week away. w, G. Fownes. Jr.. n former
champion, was playing Ekwanok to-day
for the frs. time. Others from the three
divisions OF the national handicap list
were Il. Warren Corkran and Frederick
Herreshoff. Hamilton X. Kerr and Max
r. Marston OF the four crowd were on
hand. and about dozen aspirants from
the five class are getting In good rounds,
The condition OF the putting greens
could scarcely be better.
The sun., 1914-08-25
ELLEN BEST ON FIRST TRIAL.
Other International Candidates
beaten FROM start.

MARBLEHEAD. Mass, Aug. 24.-The Ell
len won tho first international sender
cup trial to-day. The race was sailed in
light westerly wind over n six mile
course TO windward and leeward The
Ellen took the lead at the gun and held
1t always. The big feature was the fight
for second place. Sprig finally nosing out
Annie by half minute. The summary
Ellen, Il. E Curtis. 1899: Spring. Sal
tonstall, l.32:3i: Annie. Mrs Guy Lowell
l;23i06: Wngo. II VI. Sears. 1891; Gina,
Guy Lowell, 1884, Eleanor, II, stone
i:2i:0l.
The afternoon race was called because
of a squall followed by calm.
The sun., 1914-08-25
FISH HAWKS ARE EASY PREY.
Great Neck Holds Them 10 One Goal
aud scores Twenty-nine.

RuMsoN, N. j., Aug. 2t.--Outplayed In
every department and period OF tho game
and held down 10 single goal. the Rum
son Fish Hawks fell an easy prey to the
Great Neck polo team in to-day's match
for the Rumson cups at the Runson Coun-
try Club. Conceding a handicap of nine
goals 10 the Fish Hawks, Great Neck
overcame this lead In two periods and
finally made the total 20 goals to 10.
Seward Carey OF the Rockaway club
made tho only goal for the Fish Hawks
In the fifth period. J, Watson Webb
madc fifteen goals and N. l.. Tilney eight
goals for Great Neck
The sun., 1914-08-25
Fifteen Qualify for Taylor Cop.

NEWPORT, X. T., Aug e4,---Fifteen out o!
field OF twenty-four players qualified
this afternoon in the annual competition
for the cup offered by II. X. Taylor. presl-
dent OF tho Newport Golf Club, In the
first match play rounds. which will be
played tomorrow afternoon, Mrs Arthur
Scott Burden drew bye. George J. Scot,
plays Richard Gambrill Lawrence Water
bury plays William Gammell ii. o. Have
meyer plays j, Russell Pope Miss Anna
Sands plays j, T., A. Clark Miss Mimi
Scott plays George T.. Cozzens: Paudlnp
fosdIck plays Royal Phelps Carroll and
j. Gordon Douglas plays Grenvllie Kane
The sun., 1914-08-25
Apprentice allowance claimed.


MApLnwooD. N. H.. Aug. 24-David G;
Carter OF Detroit with a score of loe
won the prize offered for the best gross
score in the qualifying round OF the
Maplewood golf tourney for boys under
II to-day. Emmons 8. Smith, Jr, OF
Washington. d. C.. pressed him closely
for first honors. and eight youngsters
qualified from feld OF ten. The sum.
mary:
David q. Carter, Detroit. 100. Emmon. =
Smith, Jr, Washington. ID. G. III: Allan
Reinhard, New York, ii2. J. V. Jewell Jr
Brooklyn, il9. Edward j Roosevelt. New
York. iis. Joseph Ferguson. Brooklyn, lti,
a. Coroalles, Havana, 22i; A. Herzos. Brook
lyn, 22s.
The sun., 1914-08-25
KELLY. THoMAs..-In pur,uane. Of .

KELLY, THOMAs--In pursuance Of an
order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler, n Sur
rogste of the County OF New York. Notice Ia
sss1Sy Eiys% Tnnms to A. perssns hayns h nn1 claim.
Of New York, deceased, to present the sans
with vouchers thereof to the subscribers at
West 18th Street, In the City OF New York
on or before the nrst day Of February, 1915
ELLZABETH T. KELLY, WILLIAM j
BoWE, RICHARD KELLY. EKecutors
itp Hon.asus Street. Hroekiyn. New York
The sun., 1914-08-25

SEABRIiHT, y. j.. Aug. 2i.-By winning
the mems singles IN the annual club cham
piouship tourney at the Seabrght Tennis
and Cricket club, Hooker Talcott has
earned the right to meet B. $. Prentice
In the challenge round next Saturday.
Prentice has won the club title ten times.
I'm the final round OF the singles Talcott
defeated Charles g. AuchlnclOss, ID,
SIS, 6--i, and in the doubles the winners
were Benjamin Van Fleet and Irving
Riker who beat O. W. Carpenter and
John Cornell, 6--3, 7--5, 6-a
The sun., 1914-08-25

BETHLEHEM, N. H.. Aug. 24.-Frank X.
English of the New Haven Country Club
won the medal In the qualifying round OF
the fourth annual invitation golf tourna-
ment here to-day with an so. a quad
ruple tie resulted at 90 for tho last two
places in the first sixteen.
The sun., 1914-08-25

George l'othncr defeated Ivan Ericsson
Of sweden In a wrestling match at
Browp's, Far Rodka~aN, last night Both
ner scored the first fall In 4s minutes and
the second in II minutes
The sun., 1914-08-25

ESTATE OF ELIZABETH TRIMMER.
dscsased-tn pursuance Of an order OF Hon
ROBERT LUDLOW FOWLER, a Surrosat.
Of the County OF New York. dated May 2Nh'
1914. NOTICE II hereby given to ali per
sons having claims against Eiisabeth Trim.
mer, late OF the County OF New York De
ceased. TO present the same with vouchers
thereo. to the subscribers at their plAcs OF
transacting business, Rooms $3.50 Brons
Building. No. 500 willis Avenue. Bronx in
the CITY OF New York. on or before the 18th
day of December next ueiO. "
Dated, New York, the rrst day OF June 1914
THEopOfE TRIMMER.
ALVA TRIMMER,
- Executors
J. HOMEt HiLDHbTH. ESQ, Attorney for
Executors Bronx Bdx., srd Ave Al
1Ssth st. New York City
The sun., 1914-08-25

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF new
YoRk.-,Georse r. " PoEgenbnrg and am
man and others, defendants.--Notlce OF sale.
In pursuance OF Judgment o. foreclosure
entitled action. and bearing date the an
day Of AusuY, 1917. !. the undersigned. the
publio suction. at Sse Esehsnse sales Rom
now located at Nos. l<-is Vesey Street. Ia
,hs Borough caIs Of Msnhs',an h, CITY Of Nsw
18th day OF september. 1914, at !? o'clock
noon noon on tha. day by Joseph p pay aac-
ment TO ID sold and therein described ss
follows; Al that certain lot. piece or parcel
situate, lying and being In the Borough Of
Manhattan. City Of New York. and Is bound
ming at point on the northerly side Of
Twenty-second Street distant ninety feet
First Avenue and Twenty second Street. and
running thence noriherly and parallel with
hS l'Ts' h Avenue. Ninety feet ana nine
easterly, along said centre line, twenty three
feet and six Inches; and thence southery,
party wall erected on tho lot hereby COM
yeyed and the iot next adjolnns on the east.
side Of East twenty second G Street. @Sr'HsrS snS
beginning Being the same premises con-
nand Schneider and Kstharins his wife by
deed astsd Aprii IN 1883 ana recorded in
IN" olHco OF the OF the city and
County OF New York on April sth. 1855, in
Liber 1850 OF Conveyances, page 2S To-
gether with all the right, title and interest
of the said Josephine 4. Schneider in and
TO the party wall on the westerly side or
line Of The premises hereby .GOnyeyed
EDGAR j. NATHAN Referee
WALLACE y. NREELAND, Plaintiffs' At
torney, No 81 Park Row Manhattan ror-
ough. New York city,
The following is a diagram OF tn. property
to be sold Its street number Is 4O5 East 22nd
Street;
The sun., 1914-08-25

West 10th Street.
The approximate amount of the lien or
charge. 10 satisfy which the above described
property is TO be sold Is sli.3S5, with in
teres, thereon from the 27th day OF July,
1914. together with costs and allowance
August 12th, 1914, together with the ex-
penses Of the sale The approximate
amount OF the taxes, assessments and water
rates. or other Hens, which are to be al
lowed to the purchaser out Of the purchase
money, or paid by the Referee. is s252.7o
and interest,
Dated, New York, August 81. 1slt
PERCINAL II. GREGORY. Referee.
The sun., 1914-08-25
Three Tie in waumbek Golf.

JEFFERSON. n. H.. Aug. 24.-Another
kickers' handicap was held on the waum-
bek course to-day. As before. the result
was tie. DR.. Bassler. A. J. Mcclure and
q. +. Patterson each turning In a net
score OF ~ They viii play of tomorrow
The sun., 1914-08-25

coupled as BrOOksIdc StAbIe entry
Time. l:ii 10
Fair start won easily. Kaskaskln. b. T., by
Yankee -Klamesha owned by Oneok Stable
trained by W. II. karrlck.
The sun., 1914-08-25

suPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK-Frederick Ambrose Clark Plaintiff
sssas p.s.nS.n. %a'; Action Ts Thompson and others
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF foreclosure
ana sale, duly made and entered IN the
ssS,esH'isea s.% dsn ssion 9nd bearing date The
the Referee in said judgment named. Will
sell at public auction. at the Exchange
Borough Of Manhattan. civ OF New YORK,
on the 18th day OF September. 1914. at ls
o'clock noon that day, by Herbert 4.
shermen' Ane,ionee, the PREMISE, directed @
described as follows:
ALI; that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
oush Of S Manha&ttan. & city city and % County ~" Of e Sew
York, bounded and described as follows:
BEGiNSlNG at point on the Northeriy
from the corner formed by the Intersection
OF the Westerly side of West End Avenue
with the Northerly side OF 10th street. and
with West End Avenue 100 feet & inches 10
the center line of the block; thence WEST
ERLY along the said center line Of the block.
parallel with the said West End Avenue.
100 feet inches 90 the Northerly side OF
10th street. and thence EASTERLy along
Che same. 10 feet to the point or place OF
THE EAsrERLY AND WESTERLY
LINES running for a part OF tho way
number ss7 West 10th street
subject. however, to the covenai4s and
may now .. in force and sY.ct said prem.
are not on the lines Of the record title.
PERcivAL ii GREGoRY. Refere.
YER PLANCK. PRINCE 4 FLANDERS. At
torneXs for Plsintin, i.e Broadway.
West 10th Street:
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West 10th Street.
The approximate amount of the lien or
charge, 10 satisfy which the above described
property II to be sold, Ia fli,3s5. with In
terest thereon from the 9Th day OF Jul,.
1917. together With costs and allowances
August 18th, 1914. together with the eN-
penses o. the sale. The approximate
amount OF tho taxes. assessments and water
rates, or other liens. which are to be al
lowed to the purchaser out of the purchase
money, or paid by the Referee Is s252'o
and interest.
Dated, New York August 81. 1914
PERCINAL II. GREGORY. Reteree.
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Good start won hAndlly; San Vega, h. Co., by
knight Frrant -Merdin; owned by X. j. NC
kcnzie; trained by j. - ADKINS
SIXTH RACE
The sun., 1914-08-25

Good start: won driving: Kehtoh, b. g., By
Yankee -Klamcsha owned BY Thomas Hitch
cock; trained By W. Lambert.
THIRD RACE
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HIST RACl,

Time, lis as
Good start won easily: O'SulllyAn. oh. c.. BY
Odd Fellow Roslnante. owned. by James NC
Manus; trained by Y. Cunningham.
SECOND RACE
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FOURTH RACE.

Good start, won driving. Headmsst. ch. e., by
Sir Wllfrcd- Masthead; owned and trained by
James Fitzsimmons.
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HARTFORD LINE

From Now Pier go. East River. foot OF Peck Slip,
daily except sunday, at 3 y. NJ, for Connecticut
River landin 20, Write for Summer folder.
The sun., 1914-08-25

FffVfs.
Steeplechase: for maiden three-year Odds and
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-27

Experts in the service of the govern
ment have wrestled with the house
fly problem-not the problem OF
swatting him, but the problem of
checking him at his source and now
it is discovered that a small quantity
Of ordinary commercial borax
sprinkled daily on the manure pile
will prevent the breeding of the ty-
phoid or house fly. Applied likewise
to the garbage can, toilets damp
floors, crevasses in stables, cellars or
markets, this borax will prevent fly
eggs from Matching. Thus anybody
for a few cents may swat the larvae
of the fly.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-27

Mistress are becoming too
despotic, Mary. Next thing 1 know
you will object to me having COM
pany in the parlor.
The Cook-No, mum, you're wrong
there, mum. Where I'd object to you
havin' company is in the dining-room.
Among about 200 members of the
senior class at Princeton 83 have
kissed girls, while only one less cor
responded with girls. One asserts that
he has correspondence list of %.
Nine men are engaged, while 81 have
been rejected, one young man ten
times.