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REAI. ESTATE AT AUCTION
REAI. ESTATE AT Al'CTION
BRAINS
PLUS MONEY
it has taktn ten years of untiring energy and
$3,600,000 in real money to make
R*, an Incorparatad Vllla.e. Ju.t thia .de of B.y.hora, U I I
THE SUCCESS IT IS TO-DAY. Send at once
for illustrated maps and further particulars of the
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
of the Remaining 162 Large Plots in the
GREAT SOUTH BAY and LAKE SECTIONS
To Br Held at 2: 30 P. M. on tht Premises
SATURDAY, AUGUST 11
Liber*l terms?10% on day of sale; 10%
on or before Up^et ? \* Jg**"1
30 EQUAL MOrVTHLY PAYMENTS
..... or 1* fllscount for ai! caah
tr .0* oa ?>*"??? * w7tnout upe.iM to them. by th. TITLE
OUA^ANW*^ SFnttta^KaWfc M or sh.ne, under
B lara. aSBt ,. arr;v, aa nearly a.
.? ?-^?r tha; lh* many wBa *?< ? ',.. . ?, .? >,? promptly a'artfi. A
Boaai"'- !W*?*MM tlmj '\;: ' r'v llir DAY OF TUE sVCTlOX. I.FAVINO
"'-^^'^^katt M IHZ ' - on ,Ba
T. B. ACKERSON CO..
1 We.t 34th St., Manhattan.
JERE JOHNSON JR. CO.,
193 Montague St.. Brooyyn.
BEAL ESTATE FOR SALE_
POBQCOH OF OC EEN8.
forcsi Riils Gardtm
"A Forward MoTrm?nt ln
Bubnrben Detrtlopmfnt.
15 Mtnnte* from 8JBBB..?*&?
Houaea and VtU? Plota for Sa.e.
SAGE FOUNDATION HOMES CO,
47 6P. S4tb St.. or Forj-.t HUlB. U L
>Vrll? for Booklet B._
WESTCHECTFR COCNTT
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ran ba chaoiad to ?ult buyw L
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ln baati'lful Rom ..e i "?. .
i.o?tr.^t*?t Baaal ftw* N -' _
" BKFUaWlSHEP APTS. TO LET
E.\>T r>Il>l.
126-130 Eaat I4?B Bl
Anar-.-.Vn'.r inl unaaually
Kf!u\ ri
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HUMSHIU ROOM9 TO LET
RATE* l*i *N"
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ef Btyle and prl> e
T.G.SELLEW
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rirt>HaUi8Uai
TYPEWRITERS RENTED.
Nan-vlaTb.' 4 r.tr. ?-??. IS. VUiMn. 'i MBBha $'
Inl-Jal r*rxirt acnulea II purcfcaaad
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BiSiaT 4J1 Ea.1 4SU1 ?' ' "K A BKA-VUT.
t.l UV-Mth
HELP WANTED
Male
ARTI9T9 araBTEB
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'v wa to aodio of BaBa ? r-puuii-a, .
ratpnr.dar.oa cwJV-.'Ji Addnaa II II . H? 198,
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(o lo naw.v> r-*" BBBBBBBt :? .?' baaa g'god. raf?r
vrjtm a aood noaw a.vl panaar.ai.t to U* rt?Tit p?- i
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??l Olatac a??. BrooaJrr.
RAMBI.iDim - Expaf.ar.'iid. ahirtwaferl. 1MJ,
k..l.? r".-j.^a?ard. Tha Brorj
8ITUATIONS WANTED
Male
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rafaranoaa P. B"? Ul frlau;^ BBkBI
DOMESTIC^SITLATIONS WANTED ;
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REDKtl) KATF> TO ARMY & NAVY
BTKWaJt'i
At TO SCliODL
11 oklet T eip'al i? WHY our CCTirsa
t> BEBT lupect our piant and
te roiiTlQcad L-d:?a' Uaaaec
IStW. STtfeBt -aoonded n Bootat) 1909 i-rot
atBroadaav pers 08 Mcnt."
LAW BCHOOL*.
NEW TORK LAW SCKOOL,
1*4 I'ultoii ?t . V V CHj.
Day Bl lio, I. imi.lit Mctliod"
i:?<iiii>K Benoal, of In.tructloii.
Near !'
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WOOMVORTH Bl'ILniNG, M.W Y'?UK.
Aftentoon Classcs 1:15 lo ?:15
Evei ' i sses, 7tl5 to 9:.S
Term BcaBM Bapt. 87. I 18E SYBTSM.
SM IMMI.Nti
5
W?MW\TG TAUGHT
Pl ?
DANCING
TLi- Addren Means S <m?tbii.;
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Tel. Col. 4684 I
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cornar fon
orty alda of
? "I- ?r< at< rly ilda "f
mthany
aloaa tl i I ? ' fl
114 faat I ? A'k.'rly parallel
.v: t h ll i ' Houatea Btraat
r.n.l p*r? of ? ? ? r!. a pnr'y
wa'.l 100 feet. a:.d thence northarly paralM
v. ? ti ttia waatarly *!<!?: : Chryatla Btraat
1(4 faat ?> Inchai *.o the aotttharly BM. t
Heuaton Btraat, lhanca <a?tiriy aloni; tho
aontbarly ?'.'.? of Hovatoa Street 1
to c.e point oi Btaea of baa'.nnin-; s-in
pren-!^en t.e'r.k. II i faat :m front and rear
and 1*>4 faal I laah*. .''-ep on each a'..!*
The faitawlnfl :s h !!afrrn:n of the prop?
erty to ba M Id Ita atreet nurnMrj ata
111. I1S, 11*. and 117 Eaal Houafon Street,
Boretafh '.f Manhattan. Cltjf of N'-w York.
H ?? ? Btraat.
;l?4' 9" 1?4' ??
rhryatle Ftreei
Approxlmate ajMOBBt of the mortaar*
d?ht. coats ar.d allOWBBOa Is aeventy-flve
thouaand ii. Mindre.J "nd Ivc and 57<101
. UTi.aas i:>
Taxea, uaieaainenta and -.vater ratea ap
proaln.ately r.one.
Iiated. Kaw l-rk. July 21. 1917
(8) rREDERIC t LOCKMAN.
Referre
AHRAIIAM I! SARASOHN. Plalntlffi
Af.omey, 3)3 Uroadway. Ne? TaffB
City._
IM [BLM NjDTICES
Tii-: i-'itv oi N'KW YORK?DEPART?
MENT OF TA\LS AND AStCatMENTS,
NcrtWa of Tompletlun of Aaaeaatnrnta on
ShaJVe ?.f Btocfc of flauika auil Itank
ina Abbbi laftaaa IB11.
PTBUC KOTIOI is BBRBBT OlVKf,
pir?'jant to Ke.tlori a? of the Tax l_w
Bf tha Stata of Naw York. that tha Tloard
af 'laaea ar.d Aaaeaimanta of tha City of
.Vew York. haa rot,.pl.,ted 11* aaaeaament
I -f tiMMmmt for the year 1917 In tha
'?v .f Naw Vork. of aharos of Bta.B al
tai.ka and banklna aaaoclatlona, that a
eopy tharaof taut heen i.ft with tha Praal
a?nt of aald Board. In the. olTIi * of tha
Dapartmant of Tav> an?i Aaaeanmenta at
tha City of Naw York. Municipal Tlulldlna,
Charr.bar. and Caatra Sireetn, porough or .
Manhattan. City cf Naw York. whara It
may b* aaan ar.d ejtarnlned hy any peraon
until tha thlrd Tuaaday of Auruat, 1117.
ar.d that on that date, at ten o clock in
tha faranooii. tha aald Board wUI maet at '
th. aald ofT.-a to r?vlew aurh aaaeaimanta '
and to haar and aaamlna all complalnta In
ralatlon tharoto on the appllratlon of ?? > ;
-xra'/D daam'.oc hlmaelf aaarlevad tharahy. i
:'ata<1 th'.a ffrat da> of Auguat, 1917
LAWSON ffRDY, Praaldant. JOHN J
RALLBBAN, ''HARKEN T WHITE, fOI,
I.IN If W'l'iliWAHI), ASD'iM'll I. '
KI.INB, rREIitRK M HMII'LKY, JO'IN
J K.'.KWIT/, '.'ommlaalonara-of Taaea ana
Aaaeaamanta. I
The Weather Report
ttaaalBaaaa, Jatj 31?Trxra hu u?n BBIa
' aBaaaa ^> laaaaatataea eaBaaBflaa aaatat u>? .?.?
i tw?jy-fo-ir linii, m?i<rr?l9 tttnpnraiuro. cjciU:.-L-g
Lu U.0 NorC?f?i ai.J citmue Weat ai.J trr> BB9B
tMnprr.'.urfa rltemtitrt
| Tiem w?r* du:.4?* ahowrri ln uppcr Mlrhlfan.
' MLMieaota. the Dakotai. Nebraska. Kci.i. ln?
i Tfjaa Pauhai;j> tiA lira-lv ln Momar.a ai.d tho
SouUiru! l:>mnrre thr ?rt!).rr aas fair.
' lllgl, trrcprrktum ?::.'i fur ?eaOkef wi'.l ror.Unua
|9IMaaBaaf ar. 1 TVirsd.y l:i the AUaMBl a^U fiat
av.r tw* ??. i (Nfeaaai IkaaBaaiB Ia i * 09
! VtC'.i-i aad leang :iy? rrti?i r.'.r ?? .1 ?
wanu ?'a:ifr Wadneadaj arlll b* : 41owad
Atf ?',i?un ?..,! aooMwhat lowaf '?>:?.
t? irvdai |a iba up!*.- laka rr* oa ::.??-??
- ?lirmi-r? Waflnaadaj or Wedneadi
? '.'11.1 fallliig t^mprr?ujr?. Mlaarad l>y g?iera!ly fair
laathar Xfcajgadar, arhfe rr.i>!?ate trtap?r*'.L:T?.
Forocait. for Spetlal Loralltlet? For BJM DL>'rtrt
, of Columl'la. Matylaaal Yirglnta. North rarolma,
I Tw.nruor, Dela'rarr. .\>w Jrnry ar.d Eait*m P?.:i
| .ylrar.la. fair. eBBtfeBBBl <irn WedMBdaf iu.'I frob
I ab!y Ttiurad.v
I T"r Baatan ?w Torlt. fair. mr.Ur.u<?l warra
WMrntliy. Ttiuraday f*lr. <or,tijjU"d warrr. ln
. e??t*ni r.ortlTi. p-ot.ab!y ih-w-n aad r
? 1-. no-ffli i?jr. ?
F.T Bouthm r.'ea England. tt'.r Ifadnndai and
paobablj ThuraJa . ontloued wami In 1 frtor
For N"rt:.?-:. Nm England, fair Wtt ? i
I sbb komrw.'nt eoolar eo ti.p ktatoa eeagt; Taajn
\ d.y fair
For W:?tem Npw V;-r)t. fa!-. -o..'..?.?;? 1 ?ano
TRAVEL
FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $4.00
Stra. lv. Plcr 14. N K. ft. Fulton St.,
dallv at 1 30 P M Mmlr
PROVIOP.NCK I.INF.. Stra lv Tlor 14. N
K . dally exetpt Sunday, at '; P. M Mtwlc
NEW BEDPORD I.INF.. Str Iva Pler 40,
N. H . dallv axcepl Bundaya, I P M
NEW I.ONIlON iNOKWIIIIi I.INK. Ptr.
lv* Pi<-r 4". N .". . fl Honaton 81 . da
, rpl Bui P M L* !'!-' "9, 1. R .
fl E ISnd St . t P "?
NEW IIAVEN I.1XE. S:r M Plat 19, I".
R . n?ar Catharlna Bt . wk Bajra, 2 p M ,
Kun.laya I 10 A M. Ltr. P:-r 19. B. R . fl E
tlnd St . wk. daya. 1:11 P M . Sun . 10 A M.
lIRUKiEPCHT UNE. Ftr h Pl^r 27. E
It., wk liayr. 3 P M Lv Pler 7". K. U . ft L\
22nd ??- . wk. dav*. 3 16 P. Bt Sun ,4:41 P M
SAN^oOK
RO UT E
? Atlantlc Hlghlands, Hlghlands,
TOT Lon? Branch, Asbury Park,
Qj Ocean Grova, Point Pleasant
L?. N Y footW 42d St . w?ekrt??.989, ? 55
a ro ; 12 ?, is :5, 4 '.5 p m. Sunday.. 9 00, 10 uO
a m.i 1 ?i. 8 18. *9j p m.
Lv. M Y , foot Cadar St.. wcck d.vv i "?.
l'l ?> a m.; 1 /O, 3 40. 4 4S p m. Sunday., i ?.
10 3 J a m ; 1 30. 3 40, 7 28 p m.
Tlir Caal aa) fS\ Pnpular Diiv K.-^.rl
43 MILES 11* Tlli; III DSON.
Frw tmtdii'ir Mimmvr \iniisiii),nt..
K\trn Hi.nl !-.r?i?... SO PROWD1XG.
Stra "HixiiiHnd.T" and "Grand BepabBe"
Wtf K DArS In B ?? ?? .
I II j
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ouna 11 id
McAlllatar btaambeat Contpaajr.
"Tlli: PCBl r i. PLBAJED."
BOSTON, $3.05
PKOViDENCE "? 12.00
COLONIAL UNE
All. OCTflDE BTATKBOOMS, ?l TO ii.
V
1'Kr 2'J N J*. f 01 U'oat Hojolua ^t
'I'liont-. ?.i)rlng?1*191
Vla Baaal aad i.<ii.v. ?
B ii ttrr, *d ^.?.. Provldi n< .i cl, 91.79 I
^ill EROOM8 .? i u '. -i..
Dally. r. >!.
Kr m Pi r ?
.,. x. v
Albany, Trcy ancl the North
Ptwplra I.iii.- fur allMUa]
< /< ns J.iih. lur Irnv
n. ft. p ...
ur
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WEST INDIES
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B
9AT, ai r-.._
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-
Ke^nsbuig.N.i. .
SPF.CIAL Excursions Every Day.
ii mr . iiaitili i .. i
VI SK (. IjAV'iv.
RESOST8
The Moit Attractive Country Hotel
Adjacent to New York City.
GardenCilj'
Hotel
GARDEN CITY, LONG ISLAWD
(?: ? i.f tka ? ' BBikaaia aae r. ?
Aaaiica A i ? blnatl n ' ? awtrV iif?> and
. :'.'?n hotri liiiur> n?ld. m I'rtir.l Obb.
ductM "n Um Am^ri<?Ji pl?n Tl.rr.) U >jo
for th" raataadaaca "f abbIi BaB
A Handsome a Ia Carte Reslamanl
fOALENflALL
AtlanticOty N. J.
Hotel and SaDatori(jm I
,Not.??d for i'.'s sup?rior-~is
_r-rtj?ble and service.-TZn
?J | Tonlcancl Curativ* batns. Ll I
r. L .Yownoc^.. f ^* j.'^? .m
Op421\to Oct.l
The Breakers
SPRING LAKEBEACHjfjr
Right on the OccunRont.
L.N.MOSS. Owner a M*nngr r.
^EMpNt -7a>o
TrCLEADING RtiOKT MOTLLOF THC WORLD
Marltajftlenfieim
ATLANT1C CITY.N.J. ^
owNraaHip atANAoeMBNT
J9SIAH WMITE * 3QN9 COMPANY
Galcn Hall-in-the-Mountains
\IKII>KR?V1M.K. PA.
A blgh rlaan hotrl. aml'lil taiutlrtil . ?, prv
gc^l rnia.f. rM'.darit irfi>al<lai.. Uiwai?utl>' battia;
ar-1 maataga. Batl i?r Bjk Bt4 Baa f.r.fr I
hwir. rr.-n Maa fofk f B R '/ N ' >'?
Ywk (iir.r, 241 ??'. tn . biHik.*:. aj ? .
BOWABC M WUCtJ, Mar.
|Wa*M-alai ltmmtm l*ahaM? BMBta ?h-?en
a:. 1
nrl i:
j Lacal Offtelal Racartt.-Tha foUo-lr.j offlrlal r?e
ord b ? th- Weather B k-au ihowa tet-peraturea
d'irl-.a it.e ia*'. twer.t) f><jr houn, ln aompirUon
?:?:. ?'..<? ? anapaatlaa di'-e ?f B*al *t?f
1917. 1914 191T 191A
I 3 a. n.M 7iI P- m. . M 93
| *. a m ?: N I p. r.97 19
? a l. . . M III p. m.94 ?3
! i" m. . . . sj ai ll p. m. -? aa
I HUliest temperiture Ti-sterday, 9? d*fr??a lit I
ip ai ;, :?e?t, VJ Itt " a m l. aferafe. 13.
attraye larne data liet )*ar e3. aferafe aama
I data Im IkBtf-thtaa >eaM. 74.
Humldlty
. I a, ? c: 1pm M I 1 B *??<?
Barometar Raadlaaa
- , ... n :- i ;._ a B|i>a :9M
Lacal Off-lal Fcrac.-t.-l*alr a*4 *"****
aarta T. day and ?o-niorrow. le'.'-.e to mderate
? ->:.) io.jt:-?ett.
Miniature Almanac
MINIATl'llK ALMANAC
BBB -!?<? ... 4 '?? A M MMB Om
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high tit?:
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, . ._?*. I.luvl .b 07 A. M.
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1 09 P M
U 00 P M.
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2 H P M
TRAVEL_
i-?bxHUDSON v RIVER
Day Line
All aarvtoa Dallv Kicept Sunday.
IMract Rall Conaaetlona to all points in
the Catakilla. Saratofa. the Adlronda.-Ka
the WtMt an ! N'erth All throu?h rall
? betwaafl* Xaar Tt fk an! Albany ac
? i m wJc Raatauraat
UPBOATS::;;-^:^1^^
Doabreaw i Bt. I 4" J *? \]A
Waal im Bl ....'.' oo }? ?? \ \\
?'.? lltts St.S 20 10 *o J ??
Toakara .* 4i 49*81 \-\\
N?ubur?h ."18:18 "1:48
Pou?;hke?piia ....?1:19 "I *5 ?.?*
Klw.toa .!?" ??? 7 "
Cataklll .3 25
H ida ?! .?I0
Alhai y .??'<>
?Onc-Dav Outlng* to Poutjhkeevale. N?w
bVBk, 1U>I Point or Rrar Mouutaln.
KperfcU Trfpa every Saturday to Kln?-aton
I'oint. < ataklD, lludson imrl Albajiy. Le??
Iiik Paabraaaa*. >t. 12.m. lArtt 42d B?.
l.i.Mi. 1UM IStth M. 1:10 P- M
i'or Inforiiiiition telephone ( nr,al 9300.
catskillTvening line
Laara. daiiy axeaM Banday, foot of Chria
toph r at.. Bt I; W. IJIth St.. 6:30 P, M . fnr
Nawburfth, Cataklll, Hudaon. Coxaackle
Tickata ir.'eri hariReabla with thoae of
D:.y I.me Tel. 1097 t-'prlng.
AMERICAIUNE
Wcekly SaUings
WRITE STAB LINE
Frcqeent Sailings
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OldRosebudFavoredinHandicQp
Pan Zareta Victor in
Empire City Feature
Paganini's Defeat Only Upset
of Get-Away Day at
Yonkers Track
By W. J. MACBETH
l
Aside from a five days' meeting at
the half-mile oval of Dongan Hills,
Staten Island, which opena to-day, th:it
part of greater New York which
cannot afford a vacation to Saratoga
will have to await the fall meeting at
Belmont Park next month for further
entertainment at the sport of kings.
The high class thoroughbreds, whici
have re-established at local tracks the
popularity of racing to a degree it
had not enjoyed since the anti-betting
laws of 1908, will confine their activl
tiea for the next month to the beauti
ful eourse at the Spa. Summer racing
for greater New York proper end*d
yesterday with the closing at Empirc
City track.
Though many of the best stables had
already been shipped to Saratoga for
schooling in preparation for the great
meeting that will open there to-day suf
ficient thoroughbreds of claas remained
to furnieh really high class competition
for the getaway from Empire City.
The fields were not so large as usual,
it ia true, but were so well balanced
that little of a startling nature in form
reversal developed. Melon cutting wis
conspicuous by its absence.
Popular to the KnH
The crowd, too, was up to the aver
age, which proved that in spite of Ita
few eccentricities the Empire City
meeting was popular to tho end. The
fact that the regulara stuck until the
last dog was hung necessitated some
inconvenience for the pilgrims to the
Spa. Every up-river boat and every
regular and special train for Albany
last night was crowded to capacity.
Most htting, indeed. for tnis closing
day attraction was the viciwry of Pan
Zareta, E. T. Colton's aged chestnut
tnare, in the feature handicftp of the
.'ifternoon. The Queen of the South,
which had made herself a prime fav
orite with local race trark followers.
lu;cauae of her briliiant victories I
aeBiaat the stirTost mmpetition in the :
Kast, wa* 'endered such an ovation as :
:e!dom fails to horsefiesh after she had :
Waten James Butler's High Noon and
\V. P. Orr's Laoeharaa, taa favorita, Ib
;. spnnt just short of six farloafa.
Pan Eartta'a victory of yesterday was
the seventh-aixth ?f tha mare's
i rilliaat cr.reer, which set a record for'
oreaent day ipriatara. Paa Zarata
picked up a burden of 140 pound'. DBl
carriad it so well and paaaalp that she
arithatood High Noob'b chailenge
through the last aixtaeBtB and won in
tha faat time. of 1:088-5. The time
araa only two-rifths of a seeond behind
rhe reco'rd for the rJiatBBCB, BBl
by G. A. Ceehraae'i Priaca of Como,
.Itily 2fi last year. Prlaee of CoBlO OH
that oeeaalon carriad
i nur.d.-i laa thaa did Par 7. ?n ta j ?
dap. I ipite of her htarp impoat Pa
Z treta oatapnatad the ftald all tha erap,
One Rt-al 1'pset
Whta Ohtrl broafht hot G ?
|. ,\-. ? f ahead I Pa(aniai m tha
nnd race ho famiahed the only rea!
Qpatt of the afternoon. Avery wa3 a?
good as 10 to 1, whil
alwapi addi on It laoaad like a run
awap for the favorlte until the laai
arloBf, a ''!" rt got a* 99 ln froBi
' at that tage had opened np a l<
Empire City Results
FIBAST RACB? Selllr.f; for Uirw y-ar-oldj. one
and aatenty yard.; purse, $600.
HoYja. welfht and Jockey ^-Odda.? Ftn
Falucra. 104 iRowam. 11 M |?
i'ii> IBl iTToltei .<-l J-l J?
Mr Rlchard. Iu7 ii'onoollyi.40-1 10-1 3>*
Tlitie. 1 44. Flasli of Steel. Bar of Phoenlx and
Parr al-o r?:i istar: g^ni '.Vou aaatly. Wlnaar,
ch. t. by Trap B*fh-?t ?tr.i 0?ner. U-nry Bf.
Wan.cr. Trali.er. 0. M. Odoru.
BSCOXD RAi B?Sclliaa, *or twry-year-oldj. IItb
and a half rurionga. pu-ne. |".0u.
Hnrv. ufUht ?r.d pa* ^-Odda- Fln.
0, v; A?c-., IU idi.er ... *-l 3 1 l?
I'tfanlM. 110 iRo?an. ... 4-", 11 (I
ii W'aahlaftoB, no lltcOrawi 31 4-5 3?
Tlmo. 1 |T, K..1erk? Cir? Man and BlL*
?anen alx. rar.. Start gond. Wou ea?tly WhV
nar. ch t, by CotiUMor?Kanrie XV Fui.s.i. Ownar,
t'aiura.-t .-Uah.e. Tralner. W. Jennlnga.
THIRD RAi. K-Handleap: for Ihn. 1BBI BMl and
upward. al*>ul tl furloiigi. purat. $60u.
Horaa. uelgh: 4r.1l ).i.ke> .??kld>.? Fln
Pan Zareta. 140 \i - ? .14-5 1-1 1>,
High Noon. tSS iKnapp. ,., ..9-2 7-5 2? 1
laeiJiaiaa, 126 iCuni.olly).7-5 11-20 3' '
Rraa, I 04 2-J. Brtnghurau H?-fa and Barry ,
Shannnn also ran Siart good Won drlalng. Win
ner, ch. ni . by Abe Franls?c'addle GiilTnh iiwurr'
?M tralner. E T ("olton.
POCBTB BACB-THB 'VHITK PI_BI llANni
C4P; for diroe-Kir-oMj a*4 ii^M^rd, rl.? rulle, '
purae. 1700
liurae wetglit aad k*BBj -Od<J?.- Fln
(?fi. III iBuxtoni. 1-1 .-- 14
tlrean Joner !?) iRarretr. ..} ?.-, ll
Vvlatful, IM (Coonollyi 1-3 1-2 3
Tlm- 1 3? Xylon and Syrtan alan ran. Slart
ajad IVon e??lly. Mfanar, eb g . by Bachelom
Hmtotis?Gentiy Owt.ar, Jclin Sanford TraliiT
1" M Burch.
KIFTII RAPE?aaBaa; for four-yearo'da and up
?ard; one ralle ajid a aUteenth. pur?a. $i>00.
Horae. wedght ar.d Joekoy ?oddj ? Fln
n.iTwdaJ?. i07 :Ro?in). 1-1 ? l>*
MIm Krutar. 110 (Crmnollyi. 8-5 1-4 :V?
Jil Bond. 107 ? 11 ,:.-.??? .4-1 3-j |tf
Tlr.]?, 1 M M, CUf* Hawn alu ran Sttrt
gnod Won drtrtng Winner, b . g, by Uarry Herr
ma,in?Dorarot* Oirncr. The.3dora HralUi. Tralner.
W Hldslda.
BtXTfl IlAri>-F.>r twoyaar-olda. flra furl?n; ;
piirw, HN
Hnrta, weltht and jockey. r-4MBa->1 Fln '
A-aarlcan. IU ironnoUyi. .-5 7-10 |"|
Nopui.ee. 110 (Buiton). ?-5 1-2 2* I
I'runos. 110 (Oberti.10-1 3-1 3'4
Tlmo. 1 00 Poa- her. Ruthla M . A'.laan 0 .
I lnnakllty a^o ran l<tari food Won drtTtnf.
Wlnncr, b ?.. by Dleh 'Wellfla?Anlmoaliy. (rwner.
JrfT Ll-.1ngalon. Tralnar, M. Goidblatt.
of six longths. Paganini was either
?hort or quit cold.
W. H. Baker madei thing* interesting j
for a number of owners. He bought
Theodore Smith's bay geldinjf. Dove
dale. for $1,200 after the favorite had
won the fifth raee about as he pleased.
Mr. Baker bid up Felueca, winning
fuvorite of the first race, from $600 to
$1,200, but H. W. Warner protected the
Trap Rock filly with the customary |6l
advance. Mr. Buker also bid up Geor?e
\V. Avery from J500 to $1,000. The
Calument stable retaincd the colt.
-1
Mrs. Melvin Jones
Beats Mrs. Smalley
Chirafo, July 31.?Mrs. Malvin JoBCS,
Of Gltn Oak Country Club, woman srolf
champior. of Ohica?o, to-day won the
ftrsi match raund st the Midlothian
Country Club in defeadiflf her title,
? nfMra. Rtlph Smalltx, of Wiad
Tho ehamplon
fcor--(l 81 ?' rht*?ti hole?, d*>
tl ? ' I Btifl wind, two
atrokea bett*r than tho jo!,j r.iodal
.-coro ; . i Latta, Weat
ob, in th ? qaallfyiag
Mrs. .loi-.v ? will mecl
Mildre.i Smith, ol Evanaton Golf Club,
.?'??< .rolvn Lee,
? i. nd 1.
Mrs. Letta won ber wty to tho ;omi
ting Miaa Louiae
Fergua, of Glen \ itw, i and 8. The
B rn ehampion will contest the
..- K>n
not, of Eva i rmtrl* Southern
' rnia eham] ion, who to-dar .;.
fetted Mra, Stoart Pritehard (Mjrra
Hslmtr , of Midli Chian, 8 and -?
Fight Log
THIRSDAY
Harlem S. C. (Rockaway)?Harry
Nark and Sallor Volk.
Queenaboro A. C?Willie Mango
and Earl Denning
St. Nicholaa Rink ? Ted (Kid)
Lewia and Mike O'Dowd.
Arverae S. C?Augie Ratner and
Tex Kelly.
SATURDAY
Broadway S. C?Pete Hartlev aad
Joa Welling.
Tramp-a-Bit .
Big Surprise I
At Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo, Mich., July 31.?Two j
strong favorite3 and an outsider capt- I
ured the three races on the opening]
day's Grand Circuit programme Bt
Recreation Park to-day.
Tromp-a-Rtt was the surprise in the
8:11 pace. After finishing aixth in the
rrst two heats Jaraison landed him in
front for the next three, Baxter Lou,
which won the first two heats, barely
escaping the distance flag in the third
heat. Tramp-a-Bit'a /ollowera won $35
pools on $3 tickets.
Royal Mack, driven by Tommy Mur
phy, waa easily the clasa of the 2:17
trot, though Walter Cox aprang a aur
prise by piloting Lu Princeton ahead
in the third heat, with the best time of
the race. 2:07^4
The Savoy was a heavily played fa
vorite for the 2:05 pace, and though
both miles produced whipping finiahes
the Cox pacer was always equal to the
emergency and won by a head in each
heat. Tickets on the Savoy sold at $25,
against $17 for the field.
The summaries follow:
l'A< ING-2 11 CLA*S-P(Tl?E. 11.000
Tramp a-Blt. ro. g. by Trampfaat
Uamlsen) . .44 1 l i
Baxter I?u. ch. g . by klnney Lctl
iCbllda) .i i I ? '
P?t?r (i . b. h iKnrwi.2 4 5 2 -
Dir^t BaU. Wk i <H?1rtrk>. J 12 4 4
Llttlo Batlce. b g iCoi) . 3 3 3 5 ro
Kern Ilal. blk tn i Mcl'heranni.... 4 J * 9 tt
Huhum Pnlnt?r. b g (Orayl . 7 14 dr
Bmwn Ontry. h b (Murphy) ....9 d1?
Time. 2 999*, 2 MV 2 07<4. J OTH. 2 10%.
TlMTTlNtJ?2 17 ILA.SS? PITISK. 11.000
Royal tlaafc, b. g. b> Koval M.Klnney
(Murphxl .112 1
Lu Pnv.~?'nn. b h . by Sin Kran.i?.o
(Ora) . 111!
Utll ??V'.r..:''r. br u IMcOonald). 5 3 3 2
Hollyrood Kr.*. J- ;. i lamljnn) 4 4 4 4
u: D? Art .r I :* p 19now). 3 5 4'a
E <<;.-r:si . 4 4 49a
Blcbard PeUitcr, br g ''Jr-yi.<ll?
Time. !1?*? 2 WH. 2 07*. 2 II
PAfINt; ' CtVaai -THK. BttCgOCAM nrVTTT.
PfltPE. ? 19.991
Iba Baaay ar a.. by ch*ri?y Bayt rroil .11
'?: Uahonl . 2 .'
A lo i.. i Gra . 3 5
H>: B Ji . .' b IBIc lardaon) .t 3
Gearal. 4 4
Walter Ohato. btk i. ii:;-.;i . 5 4
TVmas hir!. b 1. Jfarvin . 7 7
Tim?. I 'I?'??. I 04V
Dongan Hills Entries
K,r-- raea laaaldaa l ;? aad acaraad:
<-lalml:ik- af a ??'??:? "
145. D .1 Eaur. 120; Keady
I -r 110, BraRla II. 110; '
.; \'i |u* '.' M'inil i Jurabo, no, Fellciter. l
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s?(v,i| rtcA (nra-raar-elda; m,il'l?n? ar. l ?
?an al l ??<?<? flrr'lghtli* "( a ?
III; Btn Lul. i
;..'. Orlakany, II}; Dot - "
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-,<..'! elalm
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, 111 ? ?.-. 111;
ltar^ti r>?Ka:>> ' wt lil. Oloamar,
K. . .
Pourtb raea (t Ia .;?? U '.. <-!alm
Ing. mi ind a all ' ? ' r
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te l.een, 107; Wal ? wli p, lo:.
?trn fthrrf year-nMa and upwaM lil <
Mr Bpaft, lil; N
,..- 1..1 >..'. ir-. N; Odda aad Bnda
loo ii, ,:?? ? iii. ?' .? ? N'oaat, i'":. Daaear
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?AffM ?'?- *"? ? BBBI i-IalmM.
A White Ribboned Suit Case
has just come in. and the lad in lovver three watches eagerly for its owner..
W. E. Hill's pages "Among Us Mortals" in The Tribune Graphic are
always good, but we thought "The Sleeper" in last Sunday's Tribune waa
better than he usually does.
If you missed that issue of The Tribune, we'd be glad to send you one
of a few copies we have left. Five cents in stamps to the Circulation Depart?
ment will bring it.
About next Sunday) Hill takes us to "The Summer Revue." Worth
speaking to your newsdealer to-day. "Sunday Tribune for Aug. 5" will
safeguard your copy.
Watch HILL in
s The Sunday Tribune
Saratoga All
Set for Start of
Big Meeting
Nine High Class Thorough
breds Likely to Face Start
er in Big HandY^p
Saratoga. N. Y., July 31.?Sarat^
woke up with a vengeance to-day, for
the first scouting band of turfitea came'
tearing into town These tigured'that
the little trip would get them awiy
from the torrid weather that engulfed
the big town. They were wrong, for
up here the heat is just the same.
Just before the midnight ehimes ahat.
tered the quietude the Cavanagh spe.
cial rolled into the depot and d.-em
barked about five hundred of swelter
ing sports who braved the late trip to
be on hand when the first bugle call
sounds.
As far as the forecast looms up Sar?
toga is going to have the banner sea.
son of its career. This is the dope of
I the natives, for they unblushinglv
| asked stiffer rates for aceommodationi
| than ever before. As a racegoor never
! bothers about such small matteri ai
; room rent, the towrfolks got their de
: mands without any difficulty. Thert
j i.n't much to be had in the way of
i food and room, for the crowd here ii
j greater than ever.
Old Roaebud Favorite
All this evening the conversatioa
I centred upon the winner of the Sara
I toga Handicap. Nine elassy thorough- '
breds were sent out as prohahlo start
I ers, and they are nine that can skip '
over this route in great fashion Thtrt
i are few that can furnish any aigument
1 why old Rosehud should suffer defeat
even though packing tfte cru?hir,g im>
post of 132 pounds. This great staka
runner displayed so much apeed and
endurance in his starts around ti.t Eatt
that he lonks now to be unbeatable.
As the campaigners talked so will tht
folks at the course to-morrow, and Old
Rosebud will Jog to the post a s*ron|
public choico. (?f course, there may bt
a surprise furnished by his eight rivala.
Roamer may come back t.i hii be.t ract,
and then it will be som* battle. Tht
? tlu-r day thu popnlar runner workedl
mile in 1:41 1-5. and waant the lesit
hit extended at the finish. Can | re.
the elassy three year-old belongmir to
R. T. Uilson, worked a mile and a i| :ar
ter (the handicap route i in 2:09, and
iii- trainar, T.?m Healy, is aatiarted rhat ?
the one time champion will make up for
diaappoiatauBta m this stake.
Then th->re will be plenty of follnw.
er? for Stromboli, which won this event
last year. He la fcrtrking rarjr well and
;- ? n>pletalj reeasrarad fron his ,.me
l.e^s. Rorrow i.. alwajra ti"i.i ng* uat ?
? -h. no rtttttr aho meeta him. and j
?? la reported to ba at taia be?t. Roott
ia here from Canada, and his atabla
t'rejs rontidi nt he will reverse the
of the laat raee, in whieh he hook<
a ? . Old ' ii.I. Then,
areighl I
can make the slighti -? ? tuka
? ?
Otagaallta ?>f Thartaghkraat
Then ara tatugh hoi v.e?p
two race trai . ng VII i
ti
Hortt Htven are occupu-d. I I
ara forcad ? v. her- '
?
dian folks alll d i aha I hertfl
aithln a aeth k ?
d'.ring. Saratoga :?.
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Saratoga Entries
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l. miaer. l ?? > . '.?
Bet - i 1B
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Tllinii IIAPR TIIK H.A.-r . ?'??
i !wl'
ftnil* ll?iDrajt!c 18
I!.-. 1 ??
I'irp 1." r ;. IU
T p ''. il ltf,
li^rflliy 119 Cur !lt
Dl .. Mi-iff I ?'? \|i I 1., II*
A :?.:? | Pal i.-?a Ii i |: .. ? r !U
1 '1 lilll IIA.T TIIK S.UtAi'.'.A HAVI.KAfj
'? r ' .rre year old? ai.d upwaid. a nilii ard aj
quarter ..
Roaraar lUIStmmSnll 1*
Old Rraehud iSM'ampOra . ???*?'
Mll?a> ln* Sp-ir 1W
Bocraa l2l|Boou . <??
(leorgr SmtHi llf
FIFTH BACB- Blfltaa; ft? "ir-e year *M* ar.d up
?ard, aaa mile
(T.eer Iz-ader l?" Bolljl . lOt
Mahorala .. . 10t|-Wi.rf:.ian . 111
T ? p.ni.i llnp I 110 ?!,, ll?a I1J
t>pearn;?n ilmpl.. Ite P?iri!it!l ?!'
sixTii rao: i',r -aaMta uaa-raw-a<k; lw aM
a half furlnngi
Appn.tii .. - ? P i m
Re'.n Kein .ir Fre.v-1 . Oreal ll"
Oueen MarfiX 11. ? . . i i W
llandgriaiade ilmp ) UJiTmnaJac "J
So lymg l^ty .11. A-. ISo Ol J )
Paddy (Irap I .115iC?nie.lra
Paul Oninel^. ll?|Kine . .. JJ
Ruhber II USCoualn Mlaa .IU
Hut'.on TTj.>rp? .... 113
?Appren'Jc* allowanoa rlalmej)
Gay Crusader First in
The New Derby Stakct
Newmarket. England, July 31?The
New Derby Stakes was run here to-day
and won by Gay Crusader. D.n.el
lon wa. second and Uark Le*gend wii
third. Twelve horses ran.
SEAI.LD PROFOSALS
STCALKD BIDS WIIX ?? BLCE'.\ ED BT
the Board of Water S-ipply at ita offl-aa,
twrnty-aacond floor. Municipal BiiiMlng.
Park How. Oentra and rheiiihera a"":?
New York Clty. untll 11 A M . on Tua?.
day. Auauat 7. 1?1T. for Contract III. ror
furnlahlna; and dallverlng .ata and P'W'
ure-re?ulatlng valvea and appuf ?"?"?"
for the Clty tunnel of tha CBMPl .?*???
duct In the Clty of Naw Tork. .
At the ahov. plare and ?^J*?JSSL
will be publicly opened and raad f?**'?
contalnlna mformatlon '?' ,.b,,'7.'r'l ,Jl
contrart drawlnga can ba "b'Vn,;d. Varra?
above addre.a. at tha ofllc. of th. Se^r.
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