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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-07
CHIcAGO BOARD OF TRADE
LEGAL NOTICES

In the Orphans Court of Dauphin
County. In the Matter of the estate
of e. L Mining, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
undersigned Auditor appointed by said
Court to make distribution of the funds
IN tsf asrds Of Fl he Estste a HUI M6
mig. deceased. to and among the par
ties entitled thereto. will sit for the
purpose of discharging the duties of
Union Trust Building, 20 N Market
So, Harrisburg. Pa on Wednesday.
July 81, 1915. at 2 p. NJ. when and where
all parties in interest are required to
appear and present their claims or be
forever disbarred from sharing in said
GEO. ROSS HULL. Auditor.
July Z, 1915
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-07

FOR SALE = Four-room bungalow
along trolley line. Lot, 40x1S0 feet.
Rough. Brightbill and Kline, 307 Kun
kel Building.
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TEN YEARS FOR SPYING

Venice. Italy, July 7, via Paris, 2.20
P. M.-Captain Liebscher and Engi-
neer Hoppe. of the German steamship
Lemnos. under detention by the Italian
authorities since the outbreak of the
wer. were to-day each condemned to
ten years Imprisonment in solitary
confinement. They were convicted by
a military tribunal on the charge of
spying.
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% RENT AID ON This Page Is Sure to Reach the Person You Sck

the result of an assessment on that
stock in connection with the capital
readjustment of the company. All
other parts of the list were under
pressure, Reading falling a point with
substantial recessions in other stand
ard railways and United States Steel.
Studebaker was almost the sole excep-
tion to the declining tendency, ad-
vancing 2 points.
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SOUTHERN RAILROADS WEAK

New York, July Sudden and un-
explained weakness in the group of
Southern railroads caused general un-
settlement in to-days early stock mar
ket. Louisville and Nashville, which
closed at ia yesterday was steadily
offered to-day in moderate lots until
1t fell to 1854. Atlantic Coast Line,
which controls Louisville and Nash
vile, fell 6 points and Southern Rail-
way preferred, and common lost n
and u respectively.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-07
SUE RAILAORD COMPANY
FOR BURNING OF BARNS

Separate suits were filed to-day by
Hiram F. Barnhardt and Emma Barn
hardt of Middletown, against the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. The
Barnhardts charge that a recent fire
on their farm below Middletown was
due to sparks from one of the COM
pany's engines. No amount was men
toned.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-07

WANTED = Man, with business ex-
perience. desires situation as collector.
shipping clerk or office work; can fur
nish Al reference. Address B., 272S,
care of Telegraph.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-07
DENY OPENING !.
Swedish MAIL BAGS

Berlin. July (by wireless to Say
ville) The report that the German
authorities had opened and censored
mail on the Swedish steamships Bjoern
and Torsten was denied officially by
the German government to-day.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-07
III. L. HERSHEY CELEBRATES
BIRTHDAY AT SHORE

Harry L. Hershey, former internal
revenue collector. county official, busi-
nessman and builder, is celebrating his
sixty birthday to-day at the
seashore. He is expected back in the
city again the latter part of this week.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-07
STRICKEN IN STREET

Mrs. Alice NJ. Dwyer, of 1241 Kitta-
tinny street. was stricken suddenly in
the street last night and was taken to
her home in an unconscious state. Her
condition to-day is said to be serious.
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SITUATIONS wANrEp--sIa.e

WANTED BY young, married
man, electrical work of any kind; 10
years experiences; references furnis shed.
Address W, 21e5, care OF Telegraph.
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NEW LOW RECORDS
MADE IN MARKETS
Reading Falls Point; Studebaker
Stands Almost Alone, Advanc-
ing Two Points

New York. July New low rec
ords for st. Paul and Missouri Pacific
were the features of to-day's early
dealings. st. Paul opened at S01z
its recent low minimum, but soon fell
to 79k. Missouri Pacific's initial Of
fering of 600 shares at 8 4 to As. as
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-07
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

Hgher Go q IsIy reG car iots Whsa5 export
$l2+gii2ss; No. /. Northern Duluth,
Corn - Higher; No. 2. yellow. local.
oats@FEir@; 10. 2, white. 5s1a @57c.
here: spring. per ton. sS5.oO a 25. so.
Refined Sugars = Quiet, but steady;
powdered. 6.20c; fine granulated, 6.10c;
confectioners' A, 5000.
extras. 2S1sc; nearby. prints. fancy,
Eggs. - The market is steady;
pennsylvania END other nearby nrsts.
current receipts, free cases. s5.S5
per case; western. extras, firsts. $500
per case do, arsts. free cases. 1855
Live Poultry = Steady; fowls,
ing chickens. is q 26c; ducks, spring, Is
@IIc; do; old. 12@ f5c.
fresh Killed fowls, fancy. ISh a 1sc; do,
14A q 15hc; do. old roosters. 12c; do,
brolling chickens. nearby, 25 a. 32e; do.
@I7c; ice packed fowls. 14@17Mc.
Potatoes = Market dull; Maine,
per bushel. 15@20c: New York. per
bSshelii bus h Il 10000; Southern per barrel
Flour :. Market firm but quiet;
$3.50 a rs; do: clear, ,sS;5o ogs.S5; Ran
sss }ass aSeS do patents sOsspsS ss
Hay = Market firm; No. /. large
sses 10 No. dd msd9% eae?
No; 9. do" d. SIS. ) a 1850; l!sht mixed.
No. Sts'' Z, do.' o'' s15.So@is'5o' '''~-'''''
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FOUND

FoUND-The well-dressed man. He
always sends his clothes to Egserts
steam Dyeing and French Cleaning
Works, i245 Market street. Do your
Both phones. Call and deliver.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
PHILADELPHIA July 7.-Stocks closed
CHICAGO CATTLE

CHICAGO CATTLE
Chicago Ill, July. Z. = Hogs = Re-
M.4s SRs S775; ii;'Yi light. sEsos%ss; " mixed, ss
;7i0SES5; pigs, ;s.5o@ 10.
Nate Gtts beef 5teeTT Resptss GSo 'tseeE{ Ses{
ern steers. $7.2O@S.40;-cow and heif-
ers. s5@s.5o; calves. S75o@10.75.
ksh5seg15ReIGeRts IsmRSs i ltSSS week Sheep
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Chicago, ILL.,, July T. - Board of Trade
closing:
Wheat-July, 1.o7%; September.
1929.
Corn-July, 74z: September. 73.
Pork-Juiy. 1871: September. 1891
Lard-July, s.75; September. s.97.
Ribs-July, 9.92; September. 10.17.
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LOST

LOST - Between Pennsylvania Rail:
szSunds, on Market or Front streets. a
necktie pin horseshoe shape, set in
pearls, with ruby center. Reward to
Under. Inquire at this office
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HORSESHOE


GS) bushel corn G6l oats (4) rye (5)
wheat ca. potatoes thay) and straw.
Front and back porches. fine (new)
home valued alone $4,000. Water at
door, barn, poultry. hog, outbuildings.
Located (near) River (2) squares to
school and church and (mile) to City
Market 100000 people. Handy Co)
Trolley and Railroad Station. Gm-
portanD and no mistake (4D acres,
price for everything (S2,900). Posses
WONDERSEE
Handy tSunburyC Milton (Danville)
by main State Road near (S) large City
Markets. (Mile) to stores, churches.
schools. railroad station. Buildings
cost C$7,500). Gentlemen's Country
Estate. Remember G10) acres only
(sS.000). Creamery House, Acetylene
Light. Level Land and Grand Outlook
into. City. CHorsesl cattle (hogs)
and straw--loats) corn lwheat )pota-
toes-Need Money at once (s15, 5,000)
farm (everything) giveaway at ($15,-
5000.
BONNEBROOK
(ApoplexyD between GO to SOD second
stroke-Must sell at once. Fine (S)
year horse CD Jersey cows CD hogs
t90) chickens (100) bushel corn 900
oats (S) wheat (5) rye 60 potatoes
(hay) and straw including Farming
Machinery; Ready to work (25) acres
Road (telephone) in (2) porch home,
extra fine Bank Barn, covered stock
yard (2) wagon houses. outbuildings
Fruit Meadows and Creek advantages
CD mile to Market.
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WANTED - Ten men to take orders
for an article that will sell read1y.
Wages or commission. Address A. Me-
chanicsburg. Pa, General Delivery.
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HELP WANTED-FemaIe

WAN T E D - Girls over 16
years of age to learn cigarmaking.
Paid while learning. Apply Har-
risburg Cigar Co., 500 Race street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-07

MEN WANTED - Ablebodied, unmar-
ried men between ages of IS and IS;
citizens of United States, of good char
speak, read and write the English
language. For information apply to
Recruiting Officer, Bergner Building,
Sd & Market SITS, Harrisburg. Pa
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-07

GOVERNMENT POSITIONS - Rail-
way Mail Clerks. Post office Clerks
and other branches. Private coach
IL not successful. Exams soon. Ad-
dress Professor. P. o. Box 431, Harris
bustS. Pa
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-07

STEAM HEATED HOUSE on y. Sew
enteenth street No A. for sale at
a reduced price gas = electric light
-porches = occupied by owners -
inspect it Bell Realty Co., Bergner
Building.
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WANTED Men acquainted with
RURAL SCHOOL BOARD members in
every county. Opportunity for big COM
missions. Experience unnecessary. Ad-
dress at once. Box 511. Marietta, Ohio.
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HELP WANTED-NIale

YOUNG MEN WANTED who wish to
become practical or mechanical chauf-
feurs to- call or write us at once. Full
unlimited course. $50. Open day and
evening. Auto Transportation Repair
Shop, North Cameron street.
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POST OFFICE EXAMINATION at
Harrisburg soon. Prepare now under
former Government Examiner. Booklet
:. l22, free. Write to-day. Patterson
Civil Service School. Rochester. n. Y.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate
security in any amounts and upon any
terms to suit borrower. Address p. o.
Box ia, Harrisburg. Pa.
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REAL ESTATE FOX RENT


NEAR DUNCANNON = M-story
frame house - 10 rooms = large porch
|-S15. Miller Brothers & Co, Bell
phone 1895
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g. $. & g. u. (aauptlinie.)

SO. 101-Guniet 2initeb, bon Netp Grs
SEQ. 1902 5nniet aimite6. bon Gan Srails
$50. 7-@dnen8ua, bon STEIN Orleans.
80. 8-sdnsi5na, bon Sci g ai'o ''',a'
80. a.annist erpreb. bon Sen Ssep 91 9r-
SO. 10-9uniet grpreB, bon 9an Sranz
cisco ......... $50 nadpl.
So. 1o1-@unfet Qimite6, nod Gan
SO. 1o2wgnniet aimifeo. mad aetD Srs
SO. 7~sdneir5aa. mad Sci aio.
..11:00 BORN.
SO. slSdnellau9. mad Gem Grleans.
..... .........11:30 borilt.
SEQ. 9lSuniet grpreB mad Gan Strait
cisco $3.50 ndd]nl.
SO. 10-5uniet ggpreB, mad Stem Orr
leans ......... .1l:O0 lladt5
gictpria sibiFpn.
Mnfunft -
SO. 301-gon Souon, Bort oobaco. gies
toria, @rero 1920 nadlnt.
Nbfn6rt-
Rn. 3O2-Rad guero, gictoria. Sort
2abaca, Sonfton ......7:45 BORN.
Dr., q. & g.
abfabrt-
mo@ @oroen-9bfobrt
$50. 4@Qofnl ............8:00 BORN.
SO. 10-8atb 2imiteb ....1o:o0 moro.
$50. 26-@atb Slber $50. 1900 na6m.
go. 22lNa6 Souiton. ..10:50 abenhs
Nntitnft :
SO. 25-aatp Slper TIT BORN.
SO. g. Qofol .4:25 na6m.
$40. 9-&atb Qimiteb ....8:30 nahm.
$50. 21-8on 5onfton. TAB morgeits
eanta Sc 6. &. g. g. 9epot).
SO. 7-8om @oroen 9:65 BORN.
SEQ l. Som Horoen 9:10nodm.
a6fabrt-
SO. 6-9a6 Dem 0ar6en. .8:15 nadnt.
SO. 8-Hah Dem Rorben ..7:40 borm.
g. 81, II. e 6. Is. C g.. 81. 9epot.,
Infunft -
No. 2-gOn eOrpus ebriiti ,sno Gmri8O
go. 4@sos Corpus e6rifi !. ! IS 90 'i poTa'.
abfabrt
SO. f-Nad Corpus ebriiti uno garri8c
SO. sgNaa Corpus G6riii $50 a6ei,S5
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Die bentise Sage.

Die oeutide Gote if in @aibins-
ton e%inaetroffen. Sic bot BORT niUt
befrieoigt. Die oeuti6e &egieruno
gebt m1f Die 6oroerl1ngen Der Ser,
Stoaten ntdt ein uno perlanet crit
cine 5eittellung Ser Satladen. gra-
iioent 8ilion nil, mie es beiBt, eille
5fpeite Note nad Berlin id)iden, in
Der er auf's @nti6ieoenite gerid-
iidtigung Ser omerifanii6en Sor-
Oerrngen perlanet. 9offentlid miro
it'd aaes in &l1be regeln. @s lit aor
fein @ruro porbanoen, aufgeregt 5u
iein.
Die Gniien bebaupten, bei Sienie
ma an San einen Sieg errungen 5u
baben, ood lit oie 0adridt nod nidt
beitatigt. 8oeeeen lit es gotiade,
oaB ii6 Der Sling nm 9rc5empsl im-
mer eitger 5niammen5iebt. aus 2or;-
Don fon1mt Die Aadri6t, oie Gent
i6en batten Die qneriffe auf gpera
onfgegeben. Nud oieie 3ad]rift lit
nidt be1t1tiqt.
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Ams Mertfc.

Gin getpiiier $. Sc. Gatlin scr
Mitbeiiber elmer 8lantage Iiiolsd)
Der 9auptItabt Merico lit uno Scr
fiir5lih in @aibinaton eintrof, b..
bauptet, man babe bon Sierra @rus
8obnen na6 ben Ser. Staaten ge-
ianot, als es i6on IN Gero GrltS
lrno ieiner unmittelbaren ltnlgeblmg
qeltug 2elite CAB, Die S1nycr
litten. Sn Ser Souptito6t, iaot
Gatlin, fonne man totiddli6 feline
2e6enSmittel %faufen.
aus &era Gru5 fonmt oie
Radridt, Die G~orran5iitas bdtten Iii
4pril BEN 8ii6of bon Solapa, Mou-
Iigttore 8ogo3o felteenomnen mo
100000 BON i6m erpreBt
- glus 9areoo miro gemeloet, sic
aonItitutionaliIten bGtten bon Nllen1
2ore6o 2ebensnitteI nah Monterep
rno benadborten StGoten geididt
Nus Brownsville foulmt 0i'
Gahridt 6ie Garran5iItos bGttelr
@ietoria. oie 6auptitoot oes Staates
8amaltIipos. nieoer belebt.
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Inter SentidJen SOloaten, Die ans
Der Shluei5 einge5osen iunroeH.

Stanton 9ern re6ts berauStre-
tent @on einem @alfen @enifen
lott ii6 elm oniebnlifer 8ritpp mo
itelt ii6 nn ben be5eihneten @tas;
Stanton @euenburg linfs berals,
Gonton @ooot 5iuan5ig Sdritte bor-
tretenl" Die ausfiibrung oieies Be
febles erfoIgt etrpas 8ogeruoer uno
uniiderer, neil monde oas oeutlhe
aommanoo nidt berltonoen boben.-
|9ieie 8efeble erflingen f1idt. iuit
man Der aNeuen 3iirider 3tg." aus
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-31
SnIdnpiIde 8odenruuoTdan.

Ils Gorldufer ser antmort oiti
nniere 2uiifania=9e ote bat oie oelt.
ide &egierung Der unirigen 6urd
rfllern goti6nfter @eraro in Berlin
cine @arnung ooer einen quten gla.
3ngeben Iaiien. 9ieie @arnunq be-
trifft oas Iaiiieren ser arieqssone
bon Seiten n~nierer Sdiffe. o.
neittlde Gegierung eriudt sic uniri-
sc, bic amerifaniideit Gdiife sod
oanor 81 mormon, leiftiinnig un0
pbne geodtung aller &oriidtsmas-
regeln III Oie &riegs5one bineinsu.
fobren. Iae neutralen Sdiffe, oie
eiird Die &~riegs5one fubren, ioatelt
Die 3eidJen ibrer 3eutrolitat oellt-
lid u1o flar 5ei9en, iogt bic oeutide
Gegierung, uno bic anlerifaniideli
Sdiffe ioateli oos iebr mol beqdtart.
Heulid) bdtteu oeutihe ltnterieeboote
Elm uncertainties Sdiff an9egrif-
fen, neil oas 3eiden Der Gelttrali-
tat iti6t beittlid 3lt ieben mar inns
neil mon es alf Dem beuti6en Boot
filr EN- englii6es Sdiff bieIt.
Vfan gebt mol nidt fell, tpertn m.ill
oinimnat, Dob bieier 5orte @inf nit
Gem 3nunpfabl 1ns elm menia oltT
Die biel fpidtigere Mntiport auf lii.
iere Suiitania : 0ote borbereiten ur,o
eS %fnierer geeierilng idon oortpea
fiar MAIDEN ioIte, iie brouhe Iid,
nift nit Der Soffnung 5u traeen,
BOB GeiitidGano Sen 1tnterieeboot-
frieg ibrem gerloneen gennaB oufae-
ben iDeroe.
9ieier u@arnung@ folgte Sic
Anttport auf ltniere .2uiitania" -0ote
anf Dem SuBe. ltniere 2efer fin
Den cine gelrare Mitteilung hires
Snbaltes uno Elm naberes ginqebell
OUT tbn inter BEN ariegsnadridten,
mir fonten uns bier alio oorauf BE-
ifranfen, nod einnol I'M @eIentli=
den 81 mieberbolen, nas 6orf qes
iagt lit. Die Note lit nidt IN Scr
Weile abgefaBt, tpie man ertpartet
bate Sic gebt nidt auf uniere
5%oroerulaen Ell, ionoern ~berlanat
crit cine 5eititenilng Ser SotIadelt.
SIR Con lit aber freunoldaftlif mo
lie entb1It nidts, norii6er ma iif)
%Guf5uregen braufte. auf iiber oie
Stellungnabme Der oeutlden &egie-
rnng bralidt man iid nift auf8ltre-
gen. Mon mag in @aibineton isr
gerfangen iiberfliiiiig fin6en neil
man felt babon i~iber5eugt i'll, oaB sic
Satiaden, nie mai Tie bort feIllt.
ltflantaitbar iin0, man fam ober
Der oeutiden Negierung nift oas
&e6t beitreiten, oaB tie ourh eigene
llnteriufung fih Elm ltrteil iiber Die
fe 9atiaden biloen min. @eoer
Sorm nod SnboIt Ser Note ge6en
alto @runo 81 8eritimmltng uitb
Iufregung. 8os ginSige, mas MN
Oeutidlano b~ortperfen fonnte, lit,
oaB es sur Grteiiung elmer ioldelI
Inttport fetne pier5ebn Gage n6iie
gebobt bate. 8obei man oaer.
oings aud fpie6er Die p[obIid) einee-
~tretene italieniide geripideIung IN
getradt 5ieben mnB. -
lleber @erico ideinen Dem 9rdi;.
nentcn nenIid oie Milgen a~ufaegon-
gen SIT fem. inner ipe5ieaer Mit
biirger 9ltnal @eit 6at iie inn an.
iheineno ae6ffnet. Bon at Sen bic.
len peri0nIiden Gertretern, Die oel
grdiioeft nod Merieo geidift Bat
iheitlt er Der ein5ige geipeien 81
fem, Der oie merifaniiden @erb1lt
niiie ridtig benrteiIen fonnte ulo-
mollte. gr bot oem RrGiioeniel
ouseinanoergeieb, ooB ieiue gou5
bisberige guffoiinng Ser gerbdlt
niile falid lei; ooB er iid iopol BOZ
Der Maiie oes merifaniiden golfes
aIs mid bon ibren 6iibrern unrid
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Giienbabn : 5abrpIam.


5. e O. 90.
@atlilift -
go -Sof gtoroen $40 tlad1n1.
70 5-Som aoreen ......a:oo born.
81 q o Sut' 2so[pel' '..9too porm
S 81 9m msl Sa9ior abeI1oS
o. 20 : @tel5.p llaUW.
9p' lz-1on Sareoo (9emti9t) -.
So g o.. o:oo pofn,
a[p. o-Son Sareoo ....1:45 abello5
Mofa9rtmm
M9sp' 4.%@ag penn Moroen 1870 nadlr.
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GIFT SaBner, Butter, abseIiefert, BILL.
ger nIs5leiif. Slider. 400 @ain Gbe,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-13
EASY MATCH FOR HUNTER
Foster Also Winner in ST.
wanoy Lawn Tennis Tourney.

Only three matches were played yes
terday in the annual lawn tennis tour
nament of the Siwanoy Country Club.
OF Mount Vernon, for the championship
IN singles of WestcheSter County. De
faults filled the other brackets.
Francis 7. Hunter, the Cornell stu
dent who won The Tribune challenge
cup in the University Heights Tennis
Clubs tournament last week, reached
the semi-fnal round by defeating B. J..
Helm in the fourth round at g. 6-3.
Hunters hard hitting. of forehand
drives was too much for Helm. who
was compelled to stay in back court
throughout
Herbert w. Forster, the Park Hill
schoolboy. defeated ". G. Lippencott
in the third round at 81. IS, plac-
ing cleverly and passing his opponent
with forehand drives down the sides Of
the court.
Mems singles second rouni'-J D. Clarke won
from A u. Bruon. ly default: J. 6. Madison
Won from V. b. Ward by default. William Rand.
81. won from George Myry. hy default. H. W
Forster won from w $. CLARK by default. Leonard
Beekman won from D. W. c. Noyes. by default.
Bruce Wilson won from \. !. Ostendo1. ly de-
Third round-F. T. Hunter won from Niattison.
hv default. T. 7. Helm won from J. ID. Clarke. by
default. Forster defeated w G. Lipgencott. 81.
rs. r. f. Rogers won from BeeEman. by default
Fourth rouud-F T. Hunter defeated B. j. Helm.
60. IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-13

SEA TRIALS FOR
CUP CANDIDATES
Vanitie and Resolute to Begin a
Series of Three Races Off
Sandy Hook.

The big sloop yachts the Resolute
and the Nanitie began to-day the first
of a series of three sea trials over
similar courses off Sandy Hook TO
those used in former international
races for the Americas Cup.
The contests are under the manage
mcnt of the race committe of the New
York Yacht Club. who are TO be sta
toned on board Commodore George
+. Baker, ir.'s, steam yacht the Viking.
The start s to be made about IL o'clock
either off the Ambrose or the Scotland
Lightship, according to the direction
of the wind, and the first race is to be
fifteen miles to windward and return.
The Nanitie is owned by Alex.
Smith Cochran, and is in charge of
Cornelius Vanderbilt and William But
Ter Duncan. She was towed to the
Horseshoe at Sandy Hook yesterday by
the tug Helen b. Morgan. The Reso-
lutte, owned by a syndicate of members
of the New York Yacht Club, is man
aged by Robert w. Emmons, I'd, and
steered by Charles Francis Adams, I'd.
She was also towed TO Sandy Hook,
together with her tender, the schooner
yacht Queen, by the tug Fred B. Dalzell.
The yachts have sailed in five races
this season, and the Nanitie won one of
these. Her admirers declare that the
harder it blows the faster she goes, and
they believe she will win many races
before the close of the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-13
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