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SITES FOR HEIGHTS FLATS.

Two apartment house sites on the
eouth side OF l6Oth street. east Of River
side Drive. ave been sold and another
site il under negotiation. The plots
which have been sold are l&4 feet and
2IN feet respectively east of Riverside
Drive. The property now subject to ne
got.a;!on connects these plots. The three
parcels are each 6s.s feet wide and 100
feet deep and will be improved with three
five story apartment houses. which will
cost 1880 to build. each cost ing
ssj,ooo. They will provide suites for
102 families. The flats will cover the
100 feet taken last year by Abraham w.
King. president OF the kinshl Engineer
ing Company. from the Union Dime Saw
inss Bank and the 100 feet adjoining this
property. Mr.. Kings project went no
furt her than ~excavating the site.
Samuel KATE, who is designing the three
flats, brought about the rearrangement
Of the King property and the neighboring
100 feet. The three houses will be built
by separate owners under corporate
names which will be registered with the
Secretary OF State at Albany before the
end OF the week.
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MAMMA SAILS HOME
IN NICK OF TIME
Wins Second Leg on Challenge
Cup Just Before Time
Limit Expires.
NOW TIED WITH AHMEEK

MAMMA, the defending thirty-one
rater OF the Indian Harbor Yacht Club,
won the second race for the Manhasset
Bay challenge cup In Long Island Sound
yesterday. and is now tied with An
meek. the representative OF the quincy
| Yacht Club, In the most interesting series
| that ever has been sailed for the his
toric trophy. Each craft has 26 points.
each having won a race and finished
third In another contest.
Over two ten mile ~triangles. in breezes
that were light at the start but which
freshened a. the afternoon advanced.
| MAMMA not only beat a fleet OF ten
| other craft but also won out from old
Father Time. According 20 the deed
Of gift. there is a five hour time limit
In a race for the trophy. Nahna just
beat the time limit by I minute and
~ seconds. She beat Joyant. the rep
resentative OF the Larchmont Yacht
| Club. by Q minutes md SO seconds. BY
finishing second Joyant stands third.
with ~ points to her credit.
The yachts that were disabled in the
blow o n Monday were all at the line
yesterday and the entire eleven crossed
the nnish line. Ahmeek was the third
yacht to Be timed. finishing 40 seconds
astern Of Joyant. Then came Nutmeg
ILL.,. the Boston Yacht Club craft. Is
seconds later. The next yacht TO lie
timed was Britonart. flying the burc'e
Of the Corinthian Y. c. of Marblehead.
She was So seconds astern of Nutmeg,
The two craft are tied with 20 points
each.
Hayseed w. representing the 0louces.
ter Yacht Club. crossed 4 minutes and
second astern Of Nutmeg. The Graf,
started to-day's race with Q points
Hayseed. in turn. led Ellen. the Eastern
Yacht Clubs boat. by I minutes and
"a seconds. Ellen has s points. Anita
representing the New Rochelle Yacht
Club. was 80 seconds astern of Ellen
She has IA points, Bornicc. the entry
from the Manchester y. c.. whict
started to-day with 6 points. finished
In ninth position. s minutes and Is sec.
onds behind Anita and 2 minutes and
IS seconds ahead OF Wasaka II. Of tn,
South Boston Yacht Club. The Wasaka
H.. which was formerly the Josephine
still has a chance. as she started to-day's
race with Is points.
The Manhasset Bay craft. the Aleda
finished last. 20 minutes and 2 second.
astern OF wasaka II. She was 4;
minutes and ~ seconds behind Nahma
IN fact, she was no late that the com.
rn!'toe simply estimated the time. Aled1
by finishing brought her total up 10 /.
points.
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$685. 900 MT. KISC0 PLACE SOLD
Dsll Estate Of 1O7 Acres Passes
to New Hands.

The country estate OF Dennison NJ.
Bell, at Mount Kisco. y. Y. has been
cold by the Robert +. Farley Organize
ton 10 n client. who will soon occupy
the place. Mr.. Bell bought the tract.
comprising 1877 sores. about a yea and
"a hall ago and improved II with a resi-
dence of tapestry brick containing
thirty rooms. for his mother. at a cost Of
ever $260,00
The property is one of the finest In
the Mount kisco section and is sur
rounded by the estates Of Rector h,
FOX, j. H. Towne. Robert Van Cort-
bandit. Charles r. Darlington. II. j.
Whitehouse and Arthur II. Scribner.
Mr. Bell spent about s350.000 on the
property. The sale was negotiated by
Frank n. Turner. Jr.. Of the farm de-
hartment of the Farley Organization
and H. Il. L%ounsbury and Albert b.
Ashforth.
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CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

The Houghton Company has leased to
Dir. George ~. Slattery the three story
and basement dwelling at lag West
Eight y-ffth street for the Brick Pres
byterian Church.
Samuel II. Martin has leased for the
West Sixtieth street Realty Company
the three story and basement dwelling at
So West Sixtieth street to Louise VOL
fert.
Porter & Co. have leased for the es-
tate of Leah Solomon TO Gwendolyn
brownstone dwelling at 2l03 Madison
avenue.
The Dun & Brown Company has leased
for Robert Mayer 20 W. F. Smith the
three story dwelling At 423 West l47th
| street. and for Marie Thompson to X.
Kendrick the four story dwelling at 423
West 146th street.
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BUYERS FOR SMALL HOUSES.

EAST 6lST STREET@Catharine Martin
has sold to Alfred c.. Coke, Jr. 2l1
East Sixtr-frst street. a three story
and basement dwelling. on lot lSx
1905. 1853 feet east of Third avenue.
The price was $13.5OO.
EAST l33D STREET-Theodore c.
Zerega has sold to Dorothy NJ. Bree
East 1891 street. a four story tene.
ment, on lot 25x99.ll.
WEST FORDHAM ROAD-McI<rnon
Bros. have sold for the Lawyers Mort
gage Company the three story brick
and stone residence CT 70: aas!oe 4:
IA Yves, Fordham road. rs feet west
o. Andrews avenue.
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RowERY LANDMARKS BUYER.

tn" sixteen story business building
proposed for III" site OF the Old Atlantic
Garden on the 3owcry, south Of Canal
street, which was bought last june by
i'H"cuf"'d and Prayer, will he erected
~ the Atlantic Garden Realty Com
parry which was Incorporated yesterday
o. Nhnuy. Benjamin Kesslcr, Louis
sue. ,nd Irving l. l,ogea' ium are the
~. r.rtturs % the company, which Is
'd'It'u2rd at $4,000. It was said at the
NW" - the sale two months ago that the
operators had turned the realty over to
h1Ul!or with substantial building
''' 'os the improvement Of the site
~,A I Ia. building
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hHI eiy r~d. broke :i and coin out in front made all the ,runqi:
Mr2. flushed list n last flIoic Others nal 10 chanr
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REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
EuiIdcrs Purchase West 16Oth
street Site on Which to
Erect Apartments.
FLATS TO COST $4,000
West side Plant Planned for
Chevrolet Motor CO.-City
Properties Leased.

Real estate trading lacked its usual
daily feature yesterday. The best deal
reported was TIE sale OF a plot on 16Oth
street near Riverside Drive which will
result in the improvement of a plot OF
about 200 feet with apartments that will
cos, <lsj.ooo to build. Otherwise the
market was quiet. with few sales and
only unlmportant properties sold. Leas-
Ing too was quiet. In the building
branch the most important plan recorded
calls for the erection of n salesroom and
service station on Eleventh avenue at
Finy-seventh street, which will be
turned over under lease to one Of ths
motor companies.
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nth RACE -Twoyoaro1s selling Five and q half funon.' .rn:ht .rurt
,on ouner G. A. Cochran Trainer W II MdgeIy star good Won
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lIUmor has II that Fred Lake. the rx.
New Eue'tud League" AMI R"I SnN man
agcr, Will again coach the colby College
nine next spring lie d'vclopod a fairly
strong team out OF mediocre material
last season and tie official announcement
Of his roappotn'ment is expected within
q few day~.
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STORES ron THE HEIGHTS.

Gustave l.. Lawrence will spend Sl2,-
900 on the erection Of n one story store
building, 75xs6.6. at the northeast cor
ner of 1s1st street and Wadsworth ave-
nue.. John Hauser. the architect. filed
the plans yesterday.
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the W. r. Wood Company. architects, Of
Detroit. The structure In to be erected
by Edgar +. and John S. Appleby, who
own the land and nave leased the entire
property to the motor company for a
long term OF years. The building will
cost $50 600.
The sun., 1916-08-30
SITE FOR OPERATIVES TOWN.

Charles j. Johnson has bought for the
Brighton Mills, cotton fabric manufac-
tuners, a 3O0 acre farm at Atwood,
y j. The owners nav completed plans
for the erection Of n model village for
u" accommodation Of 100 employees
Of the mills.
The sun., 1916-08-30
J. u. BROWN BUYs HOUSE.

J Romano Brown has bought the
y. 'iou"e OF Carl Wlrke on Fanshaw
areHlo, Van Cortlindt Terrace. Yonkers.
:" hs own occupancy, He has also
iHr has"i from the Van Cortlandt
I'H.ty Company the vacant plot. 1876 by
about 100 feet, in the rear ~ the resi-
G'A,c as "A site for an Italian garden.
The sun., 1916-08-30
GREEN WITCH FLAT PLANS,

The Empire Holding Company.
Raphael Prayer, president, will erect a
six story tenement on the south side Of
Bank street. 1902 feet east OF Blocker
street. from plans by George +. Pelham.
ut "A cost OF $4,000. The house will
cover an area Of 49.sxSs feet.
The sun., 1916-08-30
DEAL. ron l.. I. STOCK FARM.

Warrington Whitehouse has sold the
kampfe property at Manetto Hin, Wood
bury, l.. l., n stock farm. consisting OF
133 acres, with house. large stables and
outNuildings. to a client, who will i'm
prove for his own use.
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TO BuILD At HUNTINGTON.

William Booker has purchased in the
burlington Estates a frontage OF 366
feet On Sound View venue. Mr.. booker
Intends 10 improve his purchase. Theo-
torc :. Hall was tho broker
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round, as Is shown 10y the following
times Clocked by the committee
Joyant. An 80; MAMMA. 41S'oi
Nutmeg. 4tlN:2N: Ahmcck, il9 %
IIayseei, ! % 10 Ellen, I 90 SO Anita.
4 % a: Hrl'omart. i.2n'i9; Bernic".
4 % rs: Wasaka. ~ 80. Alcda,
iii:iS.
From ,irn % the an.sh ;he wind was
a l.t'ie stronger. and ny mastery work
by tho shti,.,rs -, r,r was finished be-
fore the tim, lim.; ,Ni tryI.
ECnNn RACE I'G NNNliASSiT Ray
ruhIIENGE TROPHY - START no
cor RISE - NILES
The sun., 1916-08-30
PHONE co. BUYs IN ELMHURsT.

The cord Meyer Development Com
pany has sold to the New FOR Tele-
phone Company a plot, ~l00Xl20. at the
corner OF Victor pace and broadway,
Elmhurs,. The company will erect a
service building for the northern section
Of the Second ward.
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$4,000 BROOKLYN FLATS,

Edward NJ. Adeleohn has prepared
plans for two apartment houses on the
west side OF Saratoga avenue, 200 feet
north OF Dumont avenue. at a cost Of
$50, 900.
The sun., 1916-08-30

Joseph Thiess has nled plans through
Edward J. Byrne. his architect, for n
five story fiat. 50xss. to be erected on
the south side OF l54th street. 175 feet
west Of Melrose avenue. The cost Is os-
timated at $4,000.
The sun., 1916-08-30
THE REAL LADY TROTS
TO A NEW RECORD
Murphy Pilots Her I" Victory
and Track Mark at Pou"h-
kccp>ic.

IT..
rorGIkrErEIF, y ', AS - f'''
weather, a fast tack and u large AZ
'th"',"r ~ r.,, ,r-d,y af,er
N''''" ,,o,, N,raov an account
n r'Stno'Uh'n' ''"u" N'''''f ~ nan s.,
OF ram ~ '''t ,un,or
StialgNt N'i'H' anu 'heI" WIG - '"'''''
81 exciting finishes,
tn s.rnrI hra' Of the DutrhoSs In the
frrrisr.I such a close finish
49, '''' 81, ,,., hrur,,,.,
h'tWteh jay J" DAWN "",' ''''"'
that ihH spectators u'' ''' N'IN W."
hid won u'''' "''''t'.' ~ w."
by the Judges hW'ldIh- we az. 'sI',' ~
jay FL Mack. lie captured tine lh.rd
bn1, Win loss ,rnlrnlty.
II MAS a good day for Thomas w.
Nurphy, the poughkr, is!c trainer. foi
reside Winning the IL pace with Jay
-, 81 l.. .l-, ,.pfltti th, Nas.ar
~ ""'N "' - ui,n rra
stake. 10Y '""'N''' "' 'I.'''.0 WV"
Zeal Lady, which won the nIst neat IN
lo,nNs a urv track record for tWn-vcHr-
- ~ ,nn y,e,.st mil. va,
oIo 'ro,''FS' ""' ." "" -.
'r"''eu w " '"'''"' 80 ~
scnl, ,,,., :, ~ ,,t.,,,t IN
iNrr''ul" '"rh - - "a, -. NJ =,
The sun., 1916-08-30
FOREIGN TRADE COLONY GROWS
Plantation Company Takes Lower
Pine street Building.

Wertheim 4 Clear have rented with
Cammann. voorhees, 4 Floyd for the
Stoncmor Realty Company to the South
American Plantation the five story and
basement building at IS Pin street. be-
tween Pearl M Water streets. for .
term Of years.
The sun., 1916-08-30

Quentin l're"c", NJ" tiny younCster.
who had hts leg broken white rdiuG me
of h'v mothers horses ~ Aqucluct last
spring, made his rcaurcaiance IN the
addle in the third race. He rode his
mothers colt Sky Pilot and finished
third That SKY Pilot did rot win was
not the youngsters fault, He rode a
mastery race, iut Skv Pilot was not good
enough to beat Republican and lem.
which finished ~ front OF him
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The other feature of the programme.
the Broad Hollow Stecplechass Handi-
cap. went 10 II. W. Sagc's Marian. an
added starter. Jockey Powers rated him
OF the pace for a mile and a half and
then joined issue with Skihh. re"l. the
u~aromakor Around tho last turn and
over The last two obstacles they ran
abreast trdcr a hand rile hv Powers
IN TN" iiull iun Marian drew away and
won clry'rly lay a length Skibbcrcon nm
tsh'd second. ten lengths IN front Of
Wifi. the only Other contestant.
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Hes an honest fellow was heard
on all sides and. later in the day. when
friends told about their days wacers,
the name OF Stromboli was seldom men,
toned. for a majority uf the crowd had
rechristened him old Honesty"
The quartet which went to the post
for this stake was James Buffers chest
nut filly Calra. the Oneck Stables i'm
ported horse Friz2le. short Grass and
Stromhol!. short Grass was asked to
give Mr.. Relmont's eeldiug one pound.
Capra eight and Frizzle twelve. This he
WAS unable 10 do couldn't beat any Of
his opponents. His great run through
the stretch that made him famous and
earned him several spectacular victories
was missing. lie ran as We'll as h" ever
did. hut when he was making his bid In
the final furlong his opponents were a.
strong AS he and were running just as
fast. The field was small and ,hor" was
no hclftr"uding pace no nght between
speedy horses for tn" lead. Win the re-
! sul'ait r~ollarse Of the fastest ones.
After tapri had SGT "A fast hu' steady
plc" into the stretch StroWboli came
from second position. where ne had run
from the drop of the nag, and under a
yiguruus ride by Johnny MCTaggart
1 quickly dlsposcl of Mr.. Buffers tllv and
won Nv .uo i"rg'rs 'n.ro eriehoi sec-
ond, ten lengths In front ~ frizzle.
which wAs a neck ahead OF short Grass.
The sun., 1916-08-30
PRISON COUNCIL RENTS HERE.

Pease 4 Gilman have leased with S
Osgood Pell 4 CO.. offices in l5-17 IVES
FORTHWITH street to the New York Stat.
Prison Council.
The sun., 1916-08-30

nc'~ Tom To settle an argument WIN
,ol y "as" inform me through THE St'N
who ls ~" rr-' string catcher ~ the
Yankees k'uity ohiige. \ iAN.
Nunamakcr.
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P O T C
G. O S SIP
Tom Mac Nulty

Dear Tom-Plcase let me- know ~ Hal
Chase siGuc. With Cincinnati club before coy
aft'r IN" opening Of the National l.eaguc
1915 season. \ j.
After.
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n.y.
rirish. r,m"
Paints Yacht. Owner. CIuh UMS INNS
20 NAhmA. llanan aWi th'lds.
Indian Iiarhur lu'ht tluh 6 Os IT On u
2t-Ioyau', {. u Mallory,
Larrhmout Yacht 'lu'. 6 II u vi u
a6-Ahmc.k q 7 Adams,
Quincy Yacht club, .... g u b'2 oil
.N-\utfuog III \ &. Jones,
BOSTON Yacht ,lun. 8 FL bog
e.Er. 'uuHrt, , u aud " :
Whoclprk. Cnrin'hianN Z. 6 II o. 3N "
q-HHN seed ". II |. li"wu"n,
Gloucester Yacht club 700. 3 II ~ w w
Ellr 4. T.. curtis. Eastern
NEcht club 90. ... ,-,, Gel y I'll -
t-Arttn, q T. trHnn'rN,
New Rochelle Yacht tluh q ~ 81 %
6-Bcrui,r. q. lee, Manchester
Yacht club ........-..... 6 = ~ j ~"
lS-Wssaka II. \. i Martin,
South nu>ton Yacht tluh. & II y u y
.-Al.Ga, j ", and v j Al
kcr, MHrlass'i Bay \ Il 1l I" o u "'
o-SHNauHrt. & West, Port
land Yacht Clrb......,... Did nov s'"tt
0-Straugrr l.. Iortug, Hug
ham Yacht tluh.......... INA NOT s'Att'
The sun., 1916-08-30

Ierhares Kept top of the paei in first half mile then went to front with rush, easily
isposdo Mont 70, and drew away IN hnh furmns to score III clever manner. BhyIry
did not threaten the winner Mont Or in from first half mile allied off badly In final
imNong Rhnc Nader showed nice performance with this Kind.
The sun., 1916-08-30

-
queens win mo is6' irrupnr. r,p ra na,d.
to count sTO. irs,,.l II s!0 nr zoo ~
MARN pINOcuLE ClIR
rho ,,,,,, 40
80" MINUS are governed ny inc same
tui'S IA al forms OF pinoch'e' In "
after taking a trick Every player
knows that in order 10 70, IN. most ON,
-. ,n,r -, 49,, Wv I've ""'
nye ,ricts s,I ,,a o.. -, n,''- VIII
Nv INNS 'H' ll'N' HN' h'I'H. ll"s'
are ~ h'nes 80 royal marriage - In
one sui - ia a~'i'th'f sun ana go
queens one marr.as" beng lost because
l"'rc VI" cara ''' Tor 'h' 'n''1. Inc
sum "N' menus aye r".l'Il'" m 'hr'"
or 'our h'l'' ana are collect N'lN worn
rN''H P'"N'' Nho"> ''h' w wv"
n"u' " >"H "'',' we trump marriage
,lI ms IA ia a.. .po ,,t 60, h,ra
49, ''H ''' 10 '"' --' anu YOU nave
'''
Dom Tom X nd'y advise mo the h.!eh,
,y' 49,,
len " u,HUV ptH'', I',W
' e.. 50,
.a'n't', 't'' i''a iM.h's MOL,
frHN,. I,l & fec, ~, irrJc.. N,tis
% '
" l'''
81 ,l' nay '"u, h',n nav" $50
; Bf.'k.vn t,aw "ra.u., nm Il, his ,r,
nr.l ZINE q ease like this has come up in
tho national game W /"
II" Jlgsrr"d II ] know, Willum,
-,
H., nh onl uank ,;'WWtv Xiv H., ~, ~.
Tia Tor mo NJ" YORK Natks, a,sn STATE
N1'f fh \ I H.
, hD Rudolph was secured from To
Z roato ON S,rtemher n. 1910 hv N,w
York and sent back 10 Toronto on the
following MAY II Gowdy started in
J 1914 with Chants and went 10 BOSTON
with EriIwell on July %. 1911. I'm ex-
- E. HIM. "a,
The sun., 1916-08-30
'STROMBOLI EARNS
STAKE AND CHEERS
Crowd Rcchristcns Him Old
Honesty When lie Wins
Autumn Handicap.
MARTIAN FIRST IN CHASE

That honest old celding Stromboll
added more lustre to his brilliant turf
record yesterday afternoon at belmont
fark. lie won the Belmont Park Au-
tufnn Handicap for August Belmont and
cheers and admiration for himself from
the big crowd that was present to greet
the return of the thoroughbred to the
metropolitan district. As always has
been his case he did the best he could.
and that was sufficient to defeat n rio
of high class handicap horses. including
the imported Short Grass. which "A month
ago was heralded as king Of the turf.
Stromboli carried Mr.. Belmont's colors
TO victory in this event Inst year. carry
ing lis pounds. Yesterday he picked up
III pounds and won In commanding style.
As he flashed past the Judges stand he
was greeted with thundcrous applause
and when he returned to the scales Ne
received another ovation. He was tho
faNorite for the race and n majority OF
the racegocrs wagered on hirp. but even
those who had pinned their faith and
money on his opponents showered praise
on this game old son OF Fair Play-St.
Priscilla.
The sun., 1916-08-30

ROT SECOND RACE rwoyem-oiis Mahcns Fly. AMI a bali fations' strasht
InlrxiatSonH om owner II ii" nhwiTT" rnner. A o. GoiisbOrou.h. star sod
The sun., 1916-08-30

TIC RENT. WEST BRONX-Nsw house
Grand Concourse. :l72, near lslst Street
every modern improvement; all ou,sic,
rooms: suites t-b.S rooms. Ssi-4B. LAR
KIN, Agent, 225o Grand Concourss, neA,
1920 st. or f. OSBORNE SMITH. Jsrcm.
FordhaIn.
The sun., 1916-08-30

Dear Tom- WI YOU kindly explain to
US how the rouni tr!r of -FOUR XII 60 and
queens with IN" l5N trumps can 10" mad.
TO count $40, irs''Ll q $50 or $40.
MARK 90 IN
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Bic Crowd Greets Racers on Their Return to Belmont
The Sun-Prcss Racing Chart
BELMONT PARK. Aug. 2O-Fi rst day OFT h autumn meeting
the wcst,hcstc n.ci,u A.oci.,ioU NJ, weather cIcnr, track last.

q FIRST RACE rhrcey tarols and upward Six ,furnnss ntrnsm Pure 800
Owner "a 'sASfoRD.' TrannI, H. Hushe"" STAT, GOD Won handiy TM
The sun., 1916-08-30

Dear Toms n rain chock 49, the Polo
Grounds good for the succeeding game
only or any game during thu s-nspu?
!" Ii MORAN.
Any league game during season.
The sun., 1916-08-30

Coupled.
Skcptic raced crecrly In early sta
Of the leaders Racing straight ant
dI~pusing OF pacpmaker IN hnal fu
Pleasant Dreams and Kittenish III
winner. Kr'nnsh had nc excuse
early pace which they cut out IL
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-06-28
Banks

FARMERS TRUST Co. Meeting of Direc.
tors every Tuesday morning
NEWARK TRUST Co. Meeting of Direc
tors every Wednesddy erening at S
clock
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-06-28
Storms Work in Sussex

The Seaford-Laurel section was
visited by a severe storm Satur-
day night. ]. Aliens barn near
Seaford was blown down and a
valuable horse was killed. Light
ming struck the barn of Edward
Dukes near Laurel which was
burnt with it's contents. The
live stock was saved. Much dam.
age was done to orchards and
growing crops of farmers and
truckers. Torrential rain and
thick hail earlier in the week did
great damage in Sussex and
Kent Counties and in adjoining
sections of Maryland.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-06-28

man was in the road, waving his
flag at the time. The train was
laundering along at the rate of
nearly a mile a minute. The en-
CINE and two coaches had passed
and the car ran into the third
coach. The machine was COM
pletely wrecked and Edgar was
thrown for many feet down the
track, landing on the bank. Some
pieces of the car were carried
for several hundred yards and
there was not enough left of it to
be worth while taking away.
The train stopped and putting
Edgar aboard took him to Will
mington. He was sent to the De-
laware Hospital where it was
found his injuries only consisted
of some cuts about the face. He
returned to Newark late in the
afternoon. The accident happen
ed shortly after 3 o'clock.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-06-28
EDGAR RACES
TRAIN AND LOSES
NT, h,,to
Narrow Escape in Auto

John Edgar of Wilmington. a
Delaware College student, had a
narrow escape on Friday after
moo when the automobile that he
was driving ran into an express
train running at probably SO
miles an hour. He was on his
way to Marshallton, to deliver
some ice cream, for Walter Il.
Powell, and was driving Mr.. Pow
elPs auto truck. He reached
Lumbrook crossing on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, Just as
an east-bound express train was
passing.
Just what happened is not
clearly known, but it is thought
the driver momentarily lost con-
troll of the machine. The watch-
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-06-28
II D
90 A
80 b
172
81 D
By order of
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trar. George E. Wright, Porters,
R. F. D.: assistants, James Nc
'ntire, Elkton, Nd, Oliver Sud-
dard. Newark, R. F. D.; alternate,
J. Webb Davis, Porter, R. D.
Second Election District-Reg-
istrar. Solomon E. Poole, Porter !;
assistants, Julius E. Barr, Her.
bert Cannon. Porter; alternate,
Daniel S. Thornton, Kirkwood.
Twelfth Representative District
FIRST Election District-Regis-
trar, Edward Neef. Delaware
City; assistants. John Clark.
Frank Jester. Delaware City: al
tnrnate, William Keane, Delaware
City.
Second Election District-Reg-
iStrar, William H. Dawson, St.
Georges; assistants, Frederick N.
Sutton, Clarence Jamison, St.
Georges: alternate, Horace Sim
mons, Porter. r. d.
Thirteenth Representative Dis
trict
First Election District-Regis-
trar. Lee Sparks, Odessa; assis-
tants. James T. ShalIcross, Geo.
w. Davis, Odessa; alternate,
Daniel Corbit.
Second Election District-Reg-
istrar, Isaac w. Conrad. Port
Penn: assistants. George B. Mel
son, Delaware City: Elmer Ben
dler. Port Penn: alternate, Geo.
D. Mccoy. Port Penn.
Third Election District-Reg-
istrar, Jacob H. Emerson, Middle
town; assistants, w. Thomas
Pearce. Jr., Richard L. Price.
Middletown; alternate, Daniel
NJ. Stevens, Middletown.
Fourth Election District-Reg-
istrar, Henry D. Howell, Middle
town: assistants, Michael Kee-
gan, Middletown; Alexander Nit
ten. M t. Pleasant; alternate,
Charles Schuman, Middletown.