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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-22
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

I.r eastern New York. partly cloudy
to-day. becoming unsettled by 'o-"iS"t'
prouabl, rnin o-morrow; moderate east
rTl, winds.
For sew Jersey and eastern Pcnnsyl-
,,ni,. partly cloudy to-day. becoming un'
riti,I by tonight. probably rain to.
moi.uV. moderate east and southeast
winds.
For Sew England, fair to-day; cloudy
probabIv tain to. morrow; moderate east
,fly winds.
For western New York. rain to-day ana
u~oh.h'y tomorrow. colder: fresh easterly
Iud..
NEw YORK. Feb. 2g.-Thc area OF
Ulxh pressure dominated all the Northern
states from Montana to the New Ems
land coast. as we'll ~ from the ohio
vaIey .o tho middle Atlantic coast. where
the weather Was fair and the temperature
somewhat above the normal. except in ths
extreme Northwest. where II was sIightly
colder There was an extensive atmos-
pherir depression everything the Rocky
Mountain state- and the Southwest. where
e, storm va. brewing and causing rain
iu the Southwest and thence northeast
into tho central Mississippi valley, With
some snow I'm tho upper Mississippi Valley
aud upper AXE region. The whole de-
preston was spreading eastward. preceded
by warmer weather.
In this city the day was fair and
warmer; winds. light TO fresh northeriy;
average humidity. u per cent
corrected ia. read to sea level, al 8 a. NJ.
3o4 ? = ". 1885.
The to npcrature in this city yesterday.
al. recorded by the omclal thermometer. Is
shown in the annexed table;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-22
TELLS OF WIRELESS
AS USED ON TRAINS
lackawanna Roads Expert
SAYS It Has Proved a
Success.

The success OF practical wireless train
despa'chinG was affirmed at 4 meeting
OF he New York Railroad Club last
week by Louis p. Foley. superintendent
O. telegraph. telephone n wireless on
'ho l.ackawanna railroad.
We now have stations equipped with
Ma-conl apparatus at Hoboken. Scran-
Ton, Binghamton and Buffalo and on
Two limited trains" said Mr.. Foley. Tho
reiess apparatus aboard the trains Is
similar in principle and operation to
'lt' % our fixed stations. although OF
lower capacity. The motor generator on
re train is operated from the car light
ING generator.
We can communicate from a moving
ran 70 a fixed station a distance OF
.a" mics. owing 10 the low aerials on
no ears we have not yet been able TO
transmit 10 "A greater distance from a
- bat We can receive messages on
''. tau from "A hxed station at a dis
90 o Of 200 miles. on the train the
A. 20 formed OF phosphor bronze
' ' giles. one on the roof or each
. four forward cars. with link
a,s between the cars. The wires
tuuI, eighteen inches above the
'' the cars. The lead from the
= taken through the side or the
mo the operators compartment
.. ., '.Ir feet"
80 Foley said that the use or tht
ground" for the current did
'' .'','l,.c with the automatic eiec'
..F FINALS, a. was feared at hrst
"a ..I' .f tunnels communication Is
led
"' Wireless service he said, mas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-22
MORTGAGES.
MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and
ender's attorney
East side.

East Of Fifth av. between Fourteenth ana
llOth sts1
2sTH ST. n : o. " Al nv. 7sSsse-cla-
l. 4. Voc to Em!srant Ind say Bank, 81
chambers st. Feb 20. 3 yrs. . ? c. atty,
VIM = orr. 81 Chambers st.. $500
s7TH ST. n : 1870 . Madison av, 2SHioo b
Amsterdam av and ll3th st. Feb ls. due
Mar !. 1920. 5 p 9; atty, l. T i.s 20.
7lsT ST a.? W sd az. 2otiCo w
W 3jth 81. Feb 10, 3 yrs 8 p g atty.
l. r Ins co. $50 Bway ......... $4,000
West side.
West OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and 10th stsp
5orH ct. n :. 100 W 10Th ay, looxioo 81
Directors Investment 60 10 CITY Rank ot
Bayonne. Bayonne. y J, Feb 5. / ~. 5
y c; atty, T q 90. IA Bway ..... $4,000
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north OF 10th ST
?5SiO0-Henrie,'a Stern 20 Alfred S,eck-
Ter. l2O W 77th ~. Feb 20. s yrs. s p c.
atty. l. T lns co, 100 Bwsy ..... a.. 900
BronS.
Borough Of The Bronx
isoTH ST. %? e Trinity ay ~'f'N?i :
Anna VI Siehenelchen 10 Fannie r
Duly, III 5th av. Feb l., due Jan !.
1915, 3 p c. atty. Andrew Woelfel ;:
wiLLiAMsBRiDGE RID. . :. 50? : "
frost, az Cornelia ~, Bklyn. Feb 20. :
yrs p C. atty W s Matthies. !o6 F
wEBsTER Az, " 3, 2.b.. n i7s,h st. 81 6,
loO-Purchase Holding Corp to Moses
Esberg 81 al. trus. 1870 Madison nv, Fet
10. 2 yrs 5 p c. atty, T G & !. 60
IRVINE ST. =. 100 n saneca av. 26x5s
John o Russo 4 ano to Anna smith
1911 Irvine ~, Pr mtg 5000, Feb ~, In
stalls, s p c, atty 7 q & 7 Co. II,
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES
with name and address OF lenders a
torney,l

'Nl'n hhme anu auuress OF l"nhfrs NJ
'orney'D
l5STH ST. Ca W, : =, 76s.lo W Bwny.
is sNlO0. Feb II. l9l0--iIuntinE'on W
and Mary 7 Merchant to Maurice VI
Lawyers Mtg co, SO Liberty ct. SO. 900
LENINGToN Az. 1855; n cor ll%th
20 Flora L Solomon; attys' G",tner
L6STr" aos. man N Dart OF farm Of cha. i Bnr'
rlan, Fordham, Jan -. l9l3-Jas A and
Emma NJ Regain TO Corporate Mtg 60, 81
Cedar st, atty, ii II Patton, y Cedar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-22
MINE AGITATORS DRIVEN OFF.
FInnish Copper workers Threats
Cause Exodus From Dtstrict.

CALUMET. Mich, Feb. 2i.--Convlnced
that Finnish mine workinen Of the dis
trict meant business when they ordered
Socialists and United Mine Workers
agitators TO quit tho Upper country the
latter have commenced to move out,
A committee of miners went to each
agltator on Wednesday and ordered him
10 leave the district " he did not obey
the committee threatened more drastic
action. Some of the more radical
favored the use Of violence and ono
agitator Sought projection from Sheriff
Cruise. but Is preparing to leave. \
Croatian socialist "ditor, George Epich,
suddenly disappeared last night after
the Finnish committee got busy,
Italian miners are also working to Gust
agitators.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,

ESSEN ST. lOl-Reni Winter - Jacob
shevcil. 40 Riverside Drive sttys. stras,
hourgcr 4 : - Bway. "
ESSEN ST. ioi-s,ml zlrinsky TO REM
Winter, SO W i'Ith st attys' stra.,
bourgcr & {. "a Rway. ...............f
7rH Az. e?,T-Regina schlesinger 70 VIM
Y Jones. ~ W i$sth 81 atty c W NJ,
Wilhelmina Fuhr 1855 Hui av. atty,
Louis II Levin. $50 Bway .... 5000
i3sTH ST, n :. $50 " Amsterdam av, Soy
CO, i7s Bway. atty, y Y Title ms "a.
En'SG;E@oSMSiRE AZ. " : si5 . i,5th SIS
Ascension. u: W ii,h st; atty. y y TITLE
rns co. las Rway. ............ $40 900
i'sTH ST, 5OI w-Harty N Want 20
Gusiaye Frey, siss 81 ay. 500
WASHINGTON ST sf5-Ti'le q & : CO TO
Cortlandt dc p Field & ano. eNrs. YORK.
town. y Y. atty. T q co, lIs Bway $4,000
MADISON Az, l563-same 20 same atty.
18TH 81, $ 5. 3a6.ii' = s,h av, 2~s.9xios f.
6 Steiugeste-. go Hooper 81, Rklyn;
sttys. Rnbc- & X. ?5s Hwsy ..... 5000
STH ST. :, lia.ll . lst av. l9lixlo2 =
sTH Av. ?oI~same 20 Bertram F stein
gestcr. ?lo Hooper st. Bklyn' attys
icsTH ST. SIS w-Fdw ] Hancy 4 ano.
exrs, to Mason II Partridge, $50 Bway:
atty, Z X Van Wrinkle, 1865 W 7:d
18TH ST. 5ss w-Edw J Mcclure. exr. 20
Agnes V O'sullivan, ace W TOOTH 81; atty,
+ ] Mcclure 81 st '2i 7os -
COLUMBUS Az. 97S--susan Tuckernan 20
woman Hospital In the state 81 y Y,
lH W losth st; atty. l. T Ins CO. i6o
AMnsTERpAM Az. i5S:-Frcdcric de r
Foster 4 ano, eSrs, 70 American Mtg
60. ~ Cedar st. attys. Bowers 8 $:
SANE TRoTERrY-samc to Frederic de
II tN..,.. . 80. ..,. vr,xaRA IarL - "
attys. Rowers 4 :. a. Cedar ST. .......s
SANE PRoPERTY-same to same attys,
AMSTERDAM Az. is5:-Fredoric de p
Foster TO sarah A Sands; attys. Bowers
SANE PRoPERTY-same to same; a,,ys,
sisT ST. 2is E--pavidson. Minnie <, 70
It'll. q & T Co. i7G Bway ..... 5000
wAsHINGToM SO y, W " :, sss ~ y :
City Baptist Mission Society. 1872 "a av;
attys. Conklin & II, 81 Nassau t.,i2.oss
GRASp ST t2S Har, ~.
tth IT. Brooklyn, attys. Eisman. l., z
l. iss Bway, 500
Powell, 400 IVES, End sv or wal
PITT sT, ie7-sa,.cyi,z, Meyer. to Han,
iqsrH ST 10 W-Heiip"rn. rheo, 20 pau
Shwlb Jersey city y j atty, NJ Levy
la?p ST 10 and ii E-shwsb. Paul. ,c
Lewis n Twisby. 100 " l3Gth at. 81
SAME PROPERTY-Same to same, atty
st'GfILfvAN ST, ss-Tii,le Quar- 4 T 90 tt
Emigrant Ind Say Bank, 81 chamber,
NLL1NAN ST, 6T-Same TO same atty
,,TTHH ST. 'n.':ic' Amsterdam az. 49, ,
421l-CommonwcRlth Savings Rank
Of y Y city to James " Ford, 4 :
asa st, atty, X NJ Thompson, 10,
i7lsT ST & BROOK Az co to Lou
JARKs. Fredericka 4, to l. 4 :
y V TRUST 90 to city Mtg co IS
CITY MTG 90 TO Alphonse II Kur
LEpERER. PHILIP, 10 Fannie Ledereri
YORK CONSTR co 20 Henry Morgenthor
coNNoIY, ALICE T. e,trs, to IAwyer
SNHGTRTrrHi RRoSx REALTY 60 to t.HAi
rEnnffs, GELIz. ,nn,d', and as COMMIT, !,
GEDNEy. ANNIE c. sdmrx. 10 Annie
Gcdncy, indy, ct al ..,...,...'?.ct
sEMKE, HENRY J. to Christian liver
AMERICAS REALTY ESTATE 60 /
Jacob NrnnHuer .....tlO
~HEltrERN. ANNlE, TO Anna sch
nRYANT CONSTR 90 to Joseph Krim
TITLE GUARANTEE & TRUST 90 I
Ollie Scheuer ..,............. $1,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-22
BRok ERs ~ RECENT DEALS.

William a. white & q negotiated
tho sale reported in Saturdays SrN OF
the property AZ % West Fifty-ninth
street by sire Bros. TO Bernard Benecke.
associated with tn" Plaza Hotel. which
adjnius the property
Louis +. Sommcr was the broker ia
the sale for Mrs. Susan pevin Of the
five story Hat ~ the southwest corner
OF Audubon avenue and ls4th street.
reported recently.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-22
4.D ST. BUILDING PROJECT.

Maynicke & FRANKIE are preparing the
plans for a bul ding which. u is said.
will he Put up ny {. II pormstadt at
35i to 35T West Forty-second street and
35e West F~orty-third street. The site
for which tho building IL being planned
measures t9Oxt2o Mr.. Downstairs
holdings are smaller ttln that. The
estimated cost of the structure is ST.
600 GOO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-22

rho Atlantic transport liner Minnehsha,
Ealing on Wednesday for London. VIII
take mai. closing at N:3O \. NJ. for Eu-
rope ,cNc"pt Germany, Austria, lnNemburT
md TurkeN', Africa. West ASIA and the
Et-t Indies.
Tho Norwegian-Americau liner frederik
WI. sailing uu Thursday for christian n
sand. pUu take mai. closing At 10 \. NJ.
for GsriupnN. Austria. Hungary and for
other countries except LuNemburGb when
sbc,ittIS addressed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-22
SATISFIED MECHNNICs' LIENS.
Manhattan,

BOWERy, l3G-philip Wiener VS. lulia
4 Chase, Nov -, ltl3, ,........t $50
laoTlI ST. 6O2 W-rngcr rarquot Flooring
co vs. isoth ~ Realty co ~ AL Feb
Bronx,
SOUTHERN BLVD IS 1865 u Freeman
st-Chsrles Schlcsinger vs. Daniel, oct
20, sl50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-22
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
New York January 2sth. 1915.
tIEtTION NOTICE.
The Missouri lsa.iu, HALLWAY IN

Notice d., htrehv given that IN" tnnu.l
meeting Of the stockholders ~ The Mis-
sour Pacific Rsllvtv Company 81. h" he'd
AZ the general nniDe Of tho company. IN
the city ~ - Louis. Missouri. on Tuesday,
March 9TH. 1915. ~ @ o'clock \ VI 'or
tho election % thirteen pirector~ for the
ensuing year. and FOR the trau-aH'iou ~
any other business that may 'ou" before
sad meetlug. The annual meeting % tho
Directors Will he hold A. tho sam" office
On 'hc same day AZ twelve o'clock noon.
Tho transfer hooks Will o.. closed on sat
urdsy. February s'h. 1878. At twelve O'Clock
noon. and will Ne reope1cf on Wednesday.
March io'h. 1915. a. ten o'clock \ VI
The Missouri Pacific Railway Company.
by r = hush. President.
n /. UTTER. Secretary.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GINEN that the
undersigned will sell to the highest bidder
for cash therefor, sewer bonds Of the Town
Of West seneca. Erie County. New YORK.
Of the aggregate par value OF f-5.3No 90,
at $500 o'clock In the afternoon on the 9TH
lay OF March. 1915. at the once OF the
Town clerk In said Town. which l. located
on Union Road. in the village Of Ehenezer.
Erie County. New York. and that bid VIII
thereof. up TO and ~ the time OF such sale
These bonds consist of tWentY-hV bonds
Of tho denomination Of sl.000.0O each and
one bond Of the denomination Of $3.50 90.
The bonds will be dated April ist. 1914
The principal OF one Of these bonds VIII
mature each year on the nrst day Of April.
commencing April list, 1915. and interest
at the rate OF hve per cent per aunum VIII
he paid on the first day Of April OF eacn
year.
The Town Of West Seneca. with a large
assessed valuation contiguous 90 the cay
Of Buffalo. IL tho gutrdutor Of those hon's
Each proposal must be accompanied 10y
a certified check payable 70 tn" order ~
the supervisor Of the Town Of West
seneca for two per centum OF the amount
bid.
The right H. reserved 20 reiort any and
al BIDS and to waive any Informally
For further Information. address william
y. Doetsch, a'torueN. No. s9i Ellicoti
Square. BuNalo. New Work
For submission Of bids, address christian
I. Schudt, supervisor. care ~ Town clerk
Ehenezcr. Erie County. Sew work..
ISignedJ CHRISTIAN l. ScliIpT.
Supervisor of Tho Town
OF West seneca.
Eric County, New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-22
Record of Stock Sales.

re Inquired on The last available DID pr1Ce.
Dividend
Yield.
6.33 Min 81 Paul Sauit Ste Marie Leased Line,
7.o7 Moline Pillow LIST pf
6.36 Montgomery Ward pf
s.75 National Enamelliug & Stamping ~
S.33 Northern Ohio Traction 4 Light
~ ! .Pabst Brewing pf
81 5 Pacific Coast
81 Pacific Coast I'd pr
90 7:Pcttibone Milllken pf
o.72.Phelps Dodge
7.7e Philadelphia Co
2.OO:Pitts Cincinnati Chicago & 81 Louis pf
$50 Sloss Sheffield pf
o.53:Twin City Rapid Transit nj
7.ootunderwood Typewriter pf
o.4o Weyman Bruton
$40 Weyman Bruton pr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-22

PARTNER WANTED 20 invest some can
i,al IN new patent lust issued, bona nhe
proposition ana three hundred per cent.
assured. r.. box IA sun ONCE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-22

FAIRMOuNT PI. n . :, SIS < . Clinton
az, sibNl00- Emma g Mastin ct al, as
cNtrX. Vs KATHRYN Josephine Lynch ct al
ifnrcclus mtg"l; attNs, cary & Carroll
and %. biz Is, man soc Rathgate
estate Martha & Mcknight ~ Ninccnzo
Mnrlionc ct al foreclos mtgel, atty. q
Squlres,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-22

shI'N lU'f tn' lTSl OF the year. the NleIus q
Dividend
Yield.
SO american Brake Shoe
o.6i American Coal Products pf
81 American SnuT pf
7.9t:Brown Shoe pf
4Ii Buffalo Rochester & Plttsburg
800 Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg pf
Tl:Chlcago & Northwest pr
3.3O:Chicago ~ Paul q Omaha
a chicago 81 Paul q Omaha pf
5.3S canada Southern
5 - Central & South American Telegraph
90 '.Ciuett Peabody
81 cuban american Sugar pf
d.2j q " Helme
$50 Hooking Valley
800 nomestakc Mining
s33.Loose Wiles I'd pf
10 o May Department Stores
:lleli figured on asked price.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-22
LIS 't>DENs
Manhattan

AUDUBON Az, II " cor l76th NJ, 90 llxi0o
Manhattan Say lnstu agt y Y Real Est
Security ca It al tforeclos ~ mtg ittys,
Wtppallo \ Kennedy.
TIL Az. e =, 20 II n . ll5th ~, - 2Nloo'
lenoN av, n " cor l3Sth 81, 25X75, and
l3gth 81, lac Ihilip Hess ct al agt
YIN " Davidson lfurcClos Of mtg
at,vs. Handler 4 Haas,
FORSYTH ST. is Mcla Ildck ct Al agt
Simon fandros ct al tfnreclos Of mtgD
atiys. kHntrowitz 4 Eshcrg
37TII ST IL W-Groenwich Saw Rank agt
Dondouald Estates 60 faction to dchar.
&cl, atty, n \ Sands
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED


with name and address OF lender aud
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party of second partD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-22
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature. 49, at 30 pm.
Lowest temperature. $50. at 3 30 4. VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-22
R INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Al nv An
sun rises Gyp sun sets. 80 Moon sets.1 30
NIGH WATER THIS DAY
SandyHk los Coy Island q, Hell Gate. , Is
Low WATER THIS DAY.
SaudyIIk. "a Coy Island Sh Hell Gate 1925
\rri,cd-SUNDAY February 81.
- C,mric. s.5i \ NJ. Liverpool, Feb. 10
=. Srhsk. 2 + Nj. London. Jan ~.
- Stlmunpool $50 T. NJ, Algters,
FcN. :.
:. Lincolnshire. l. N, AlEiers. Jan 20.
- Frpeuer, $50 +. NJ, -. Thomas
Fol-. ia.
81 Ponce. u. 40 \ NJ. Porto Rico. Feb. IL.
So jamestown. Norfolk, Feb -
- Delaware. Philadelphia, Feb. 70.
- Ar.2pnan. Philadelphia Feb 20.
- california Baltimore, Fob. -
- Chesapeake. Baltimore. Feb. -
ARRIVED FROM SEW YORK
:. Philadelphia. At Liverpool.
- Europa at Genoa.
- iAt3if. at Naples
- America. N Gibraltar.
SAILED FOR SEW YORK
- Sew York. from Liverpool
= S,Ntoia. from Puerto Cortcz.
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Bronx

MORRIS AZ, i5i8 jacob Noifsor rs
Mobile u katzon, oNuor. I'olnhlait-
Si"gcl 60, Inc, and Mulllo II hat2"n,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-22
STEAMSHIP TICKETS to any port.
bM,ill NJ M AN lines
RAYMOND 4 Nhitcomb To-. 225 18th Az, ". Y

BAIMN BERMUDA hy the Luxuriou.
way "bccnnt" under American nag every
SATURDAY. HUDSON NAN. co
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Bt SINESS

GO TO BERMUDA ny SIS DERMUDIAS"
Rooklcts OUEREc : co ." Rvay Y Y
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and 10Th stsD
iST Az, = $. 7i5 . j7th At. i~s.3N7l6y?3a
N7is-Julia q Lewis to Theresa Weiss,
Ms w l7sth IT, mtg $40 900, all Hens,
Feb 10. atty. Albert Gross. 1872 Nassau
81
list ST. I5i v. : =. c72s W Sd aV. 20xi0O.j
-Fredk Orth. eNr VIM Orth. TO Adele
kneeland, Tuxedo Park. y Y, mtg
$4,000. Feb 10; atty. l. r | Co. $50
nWay 500
The Washington herald., 1915-07-07
FORT ERIE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five -cighths Of a mile; 3year-olds
$500 added. Billy Frew. lO3 CMcAtee,. SOTO S.D
$50 won: ETmne. rs tSteErnsonl, $40. SEQ
second; Miss Fay 100 Carver $50. third. Time
loei5. W. 4. Wright. LAT Hours. Galerday
Mcbride and Hrclas Flame ais ran.
SECOND RACE-Two mike, i-year-olds and up
ward steeplechsse. Dorothy Webb. l45 tO'Connor).
$50 $40. so. won joe Gaicty l3i (Dupeel,
$50 SO second; Dccathlon I39 Boyle s. 20.
third. Time $40 Tily Paxton. yesin and Nor
perth also
THIRD RACE swear olds and upward: three
quarters Of mile; purse. 500 Bendel ~ tGar-
nerl. IS 20, $9.n. $40 won: Bushy Head ll9
fTsplinl. $40 S.se second Marian. ia tMetcal1.
$50. third. Time. Ia Is. Marvellous. King h.
and Maznik also ran.
FOURTH RACE Selling: 2year-olds: five and
one-hslf furlonSs. Tar Brush l05 tACtonl SIS %
So $50. won; Matrix. 60 CC1avcr). $40 30.
second: Candle. % CForehsndl. s.. third Time
lis As Will Cash. Larkin. and Beauty shop also
FIFTH RACE 3year-olds and upward; three
quarters of a mile. Jim L.. 100 (McDermottl
S-a.lo So % ss3.IO won; Toddling. lis ward),
SD. $50. second; celebrity. 100 Vandusn, $40
third. Time. - King Chiffon Mordecai Font.
kopr InqTieta. and TTrscrrer also ran.
SIXTH RACE-SiN furlnnES. Laura 10 (Taplinl
Slo!S. so. Gl.io. won; Gorinn. ll0 ,McDerlnott,.
5000. $40 second; Patience lo5 CActonI 81 third.
Time. % IS York Lad Stellatta Double Bush.
Jim Rasey. and Cash Delivery also ran
SEVENTH RACE-One mile and seventy one
yards. Apriss. To- Copper, $3.50 $50 $3.50
won Col. Holowa,. lOS McDermottl. Sl430 $50.
second; Plant. los NictclIf. $50 third. Time.
l45s. Jabot. Beula Welsh. Galaxy and Zodiac
also
The Washington herald., 1915-07-07
AQUEDUCT ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-2year-old FLIES; selling; five fur
longs. Stelarina, los; Little Alta, los; Saranty.
lS; .Shaban 1o2; Variety. oe; Besslen. 1G3; Edna
Kenns, los; Indian Maiden, los; Plumose, lib
Belle Of the Kitchen, l07
SECOND RACE-5yearolds and upward: steople'
chase: about two miles. Cloud. IA; Election Bet.
l3s: Bonnie Lsddie. li5; Stars and Stripes 40
Roger Gordon, 10; Brush, IA; Dixon Park. III
Fad Bald, IN; Sixty -Four. IA.
THIRD RACE-5-year- olds and upward; Rock
away Selling Stakes: six furlongs WATERFOWL, lo4
'Montressor. lG Gnat. lo3; Yankee Notions. ll3;
Lady Rotha. 100: True Steel, los: Helen Bar
bee. lol; Wanda Pitzer, los.
FOURTH RACE-Syear-olds; handicap: seven
furlonss. High Noon, III; Phosphor. IL: Harry
Junior. IS.
FIFTH RACE-3-year-ods and upward: selling;
handicap: mile. Roly. 100; Poly H., e Harry
Shaw. III; Garbage. l04; Thorn Hill, lls; Leo
Skony. Ill.
SIXTH RACE-5yesr-olds and upward; selling;
one mile. voant. lO5; Republican, los; Lord Mar
shall. lis; Balgee. ll3; Beethoven. los: Joe Die
hold 10: Regular lG5; DR. Duenner. I05; RAY O.
Light lis: Robinetta loS; Monmouth. los; Charles
P Grainser 10; Battery. ITO; Minstrel 100.
-ApTyentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-07
FAV0RITE FIRST
in FEATURE RACE
Top o the Morning Captures
Winfield Handicap at Aque-
=. duct from Classy Field.
SEASHELL RUNS SECOND

New York, July 6.-There was really
nothing much to the running of the VIM
field handicap this afternoon at Aque-
duct for the favorite. Top O. the Morn
ing won and all hands expected to see
him win judging from the persistent
manner in which they played him.
Seashell gave the johnson Equine a
duel of short duration down near the
finish, but the former didn't have the
necessary speed. Capra, the Butler de-
pendence, got up in time to earn so by
finishing third. McCahey drove Yodeles
homo with the sugar in the final event
Sam Lewis horse Murphy, galloped of
with the fifth event.
John E. Madden. the wizard, enabled
the boys to gather some soft coin when
he sent Sprint to the races in the third
event. a five furlong dash. The old
cherry jacket made a procession of the
event and skipped over the line three
lengths ahead of Sasin.
FIRST RACE-Maidens; 2-year4olds: 500 added !:
FIVE furlongs Achievement. IL CButwelD. II TO s.
to .. out. won Lord Rockrale liz Turner. even.
] to ;. out. second: Rae B.. 100 (McTsggart. 50
TO l. Is to l. 5 to /. third Time. / o. Hendrie.
WALTON. Golden Hours and Dorados also
SECOND RACE-3-yesr-olds and upward: sell
ing: purse. 500: five furlongs. Cy Marrick. liz
fMcDermott), 20 to l. to l. 4 to l, won; Water
ond; Metopark. Io3 Buxton. to /. to l. to
5. third. Time. 0l Is. Balsee. San Vega Ancon.
Lokomis. Eli c. Outlook. Mack B. Eubanks, Hill
Stream. and Ella Jennings also
THIRD RACE-2year-olds: handicap; $500 added .
FIVE furlongs. srTint liz Bu1ton). II to 10. to
). out. won: sasin. los Turner. to l. to ].
out. second: Hands Of los IT. McTaSgart). IL
to S. to s. out. third Time. 100 IS. Wsyfarer
also
FOURTH RACE-Ths Winfield Handicap: 3year-
ods and upward: $500 added; six and one-hah fur
longs. Top O. the Morning. III (Butwel). to 10.
l to T. out, won: Seashell. IG McCahey). to l.
to /. to S. second: Caprs. 81 u. McTaggnr).
to /. to L to 5. third. Time, In As. Gamer
and Trial by jury also
FIFTH RACE-Maiden 2yearolds; $500 added:
five furlougs. Murphy. liz IT. McTagsart). to l.
even. l to 2. won; Trumpator III (Byrnel. to !.
to 5, to 5, second; Past Master, liz tBurlin-
camel. TO l. to l. even. third. Time. ] :o2 rs.
Scottish Knight. QuiriTe, Slipshod. Touchdown,
and Plaintiff also ran.
SIXTH RACE-For msidens; 5year-olds and up
ward; $500 added; mile. Yodeler. ITO INC
Cahey), to .. to s. TO 5. won; All Smiles
Ito (Butweln. even. to 5. out, second: Vladimir.
10 IT McTaggart). to /. to 2. even, third.
Time. LII IS. Rupica. Grump. Primary. and
Peaceful also
The Washington herald., 1915-07-07
80 SO s18e2
.WuIEY x1a :EESor1fE
GAME IS FORFEITED
TO KELLER OUTFIT

In eight exciting innings of play yes
terday Keller defeated Advent for the
to 2.
Blundon for Advent pitched a steady
game, but his support was very much on
its stride and kept him in the hole most
of the time. Keller had men left on
bases in every inning, but was unable
to score in only three of the eight. Ad-
vent could not hit Rector at opportune
times, but in the sixth it put over a
run.
In the ninth inning, after Blundon had
pitched one ball to Rohrman. he let
loose a wild pitch that was out of Hume
mans reach and the umpire put the
catcher out of the game. After waiting
for Advent to put in another catcher.
Umpire Kerper forfeited the game to
Keller by to O. Score: