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THE SUN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1915.
Eastern Pairs Tie for Golfer Trophy Pell
BALTUSROL PAIR TIE f
4
9
WITH UP-STATE DUO
If nrnton .Hid Vim Vleek Score
70 Hot Hull, its DO the
Sherman Brothew.
Bid roi RNRY ON TO-DAY I
tlg. Two Eastern pairs
flr, r ?li lo-dej I" the ihM American !
r , ... impetltlofl ptnye.1 on th links j
y th. cutty t'lub of Detroit, over i
ahicli t i liatlonal amateur champion-,
, Kill I" ((111 t' -limrrow. Mux TV i
.... ii I '"hnrlee K. Van Vleck, Jr.,!
,,f Hal'ii- "I iv- the Mrst to come In
p4gl i 7". ip. elf bf Scoring u 3."i each
I , bill UW liail HOI tieen In limn
riiomaa M. .mil Shrrrlll Slier-;
,,,, Vi titnl.isls. iiostrd a elmllnr
. n the bog mI. 3.", 15 70.
Itsygt tlfly pairs entered tlie ooinpo-
,i, i about two thirds of them com- 1
rioted Hi' round. Heiienil NaTSt Ml
(IpftfMSd llSYSMSS of the
Walter J. Travis, the donor
l.sence of !
..f the Iro-1
pdjr, who With Fred HOT roauon Hit his I
.,, : P hat vvi.n it for , larilen City at
Itie list two I'linmrdoneltlp Hireling.
Die I tea not 1 1. at lied for Ihe tro-
p'i) pun ied widely differing metti'xls '
I , . 4 c sooceae, in the Beltuerol j
I mi Mas MsrstoCI saa a, little morel
t Ihfl main rcllaiii'e , lie was almost I
... u ' le tt am IIIh Individual s. ore I
approximated T4. .ill Van Vlesk
i psd on oily four holes. Van VIevk
irrtvrd only this tn-irnlng. so it whh his j
- tut of the course, and he did i
Anderson to Review
Tourney As Before
DKADKR.S of The Sun who en
joyed John G. Anderson's
critical reviews of the recent na
tional open and the big golfing;
events of lust yeur will watch to
morrow morning for his size up
of the first day's play in the 1915
national amateur championship
which begins to-day at Detroit.
Anderson, who has had the honor
of being runner up in the 1915
Metropolitan and the 1913 Na
tional, is making another effort to
land one of the premier titles, and
accordingly is in position to ob
tain the competitor's view of oc
currences, which he will present
in his usual interesting and force
ful style. This special feature,
supplementary to the direct re
port of proceedings by The Sun's
expert staff man, who also is on
the firing line, will appear daily
until the close of the tournament.
J. Parmly Paret will present in
like fashion the expert's view of
the National tennis championship
next week.
i FATHER BILL DALY
GETS ANNUAL RACE
Kolll Bean Red Jacket and
Oiven Cup Homo Before
Rich Men's Horses.
Downs JohnstonNEWS 0F FINANCIAL INTEREST
SAM MeMKKKIN FAILURE
gboul
Pes
'
t will aii could nave been cy
linder the .'Ircumstait-'es. The
Jersey chs-mnlon Just played
slltanl Rolf all the way. The
GOLF MANTLE GOES
TO YOUNG ASPIRANT
ss 1! M irsii.n sad ' E Vsn Viet. I
Beltuseeli
I I II I I I I I 4--Ji I
iiiiifii I it ;o
Th, Ysjhnundaaifl team was a two.
II comMl athm nil of the way. a fnct i
.,: i- .itMi-d liy the individual total. I
n id
Miss Elaine Rosenthal Takes
western Women's Tltli
Miillotliian Final.
in
MRS. HAMMOND DEPOSED
Tin
rniaii mane a a n snpriiii ,
an M, so It was good team j
,,,, thai put the brotbara at ti- top. I
fliorr Sherman got off to . hxhI start ,
a) hu iii a putt from the edge of the
ssi green tvv " s hols is t'jj anis ;
. t i-.d t aaa the only 3 made there
all day. It was Just li e kind of n.- '
couragemttll that the L'flag golfer
;,....!.. I. and one or the ot! er of lliein
. age.l ' p.av i.ir or nct.cr man t'.ir .
.. . . . .. . I..., isrikj ..
a iron .ill Ol nil rciiioiii'H
tiiry real
. .t arai
l
Th.
w n
.I i'ii seveit. inth -I1j yar.1
Tom Shermans turn, and he
..n.i i-hut dead. KcltniB a ...
Ins
raid .
M. SSOI man and I
4
Si'ahatcsia. Auk. It. AtlsTUil Balmont,
I chairman of the Joehay Club, ami it.
I T. Wilson, Jr . president of the Sara
1 tofa Association for the Improvement
of the Hreed of Horses, had nothing,
j on Father Hl!l Paly, so far as the re
i suit of to-day's racing was COncOftlfd
I Kach of these noted persons In the turf
j world won a race and as a matter of
j fact the victory of Father Hill's NOlll
In the last race was greeted with
i greater acclaim than were the wins of
Fernrook for Hclninnt and Horgn for
Wilson.
j In the old racing days Father Hill
! used to shoot one over about OHO! i
J yeur at long odds, and the habit sticks,
j for It was llttie over a year ago thai
the veteran owner-trainer won his last
race at Laureli previous to the victory .
of Notll. Th odds were not very long
! i (on list the wearer of th.' pad ami
imn Cap, bin Dalj had the satisfaction
of toppling over all odds on favorltt
ii ' at 'i Hiiiings's Vtnture. which
1 did not get in the money In Ihe scram-
big at six furlongs for two-yaar-olda I
! that wound up the curd Noll I, at 1
I to 1. was followed home by Madams
Hermann nnd Tatlana, concluding an- '
I oth. r day In which only two favorites I
: won.
One of the greatest disappointments;
was another failure on the part of
, August Belmont's 116,000 three-yaar-old
I Sam Mcltoakln. since he became an
inmate of tin- Itelmont barn Sam Mc-1
Maakln has not won a race, hut dropped
t in aninng the ovi rnight handicap hors.s
i in the fourth race he was considered
I to have a chance to at least earn
Ills feed. Tin- lust bg could do wis
to flnish third to c. . Hroikmillers
'Jniiii.y and It. T. Wilson. .Ir s. M.m
trgaur, the pair Which fought out tin
finish, which w.iu to the plucky
Unimpy by a nose, ttm McMoakln
was the ratrortts at ; to l, with Mon-
tres.ir played down to 11 to i. AgallMI
truii ty ttiere w.r.- the good odds ..f
lliefly b.'1'nuKf he had nnisln d
a hard contest yesterday
snr took the track at the start
but ntver could get vei v far awn
Maxwell on Hand
But Clubs Are Not
I MAGINE, if you can, the feel
ings of an aspiring young
amateur golfer about to start his
preliminary round in the national
championship without a single
one of his favorite and accus
tomed clubs. That is the predica
ment Lee W. Maxwell, the Siwa
noy player, finds himself in at
Detroit. Through an error in the
Grand Central Station parcel
room Maxwell's golf bag was
turned over to the wrong man. In
its place was left a bag marked
"K. M. O." Should this reach the
eyes of the person who got the
wrong kit he will confer an ever
lasting favor on a distracted fel
low golfer by expressing them to
Maxwell in care of the Country
Club of Detroit. The "S. M. O."
bag still reposes in the station
parcel room.
T FIVE VICTORIES IN A j HEARS $40,000,000
ROW NOW FOR ALICE; IN GOLD IS COMING
THE GRAIN MARKET.
l m il
log
Whc
lamer Wheat l,e ela llet
Weather Oilier II..
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
I'll n. Anr.i pin a , An 21- The etoctt
market here was firm. Prlcoi were g n
rally higher. Klectrlc Htoragg -old up
to lllg early, but dropped lo yester
day's closing prlie on realising sale-.
Oherardl hnvis's faehl Alaol Financial
Repeats Her 1914 Triumph
for Chlldl Tropliv.
OVERWHELMS HEB FOES
liiNtritt
Shipment MDrop in Bucket"
in Helping Exchange.
the wheat list Was nol OUlel
yesterday, It was weak. The WMImenl
i''rav"J o'-arisii. nonie ui I l.SKU Superior and 1'hil.idi Iphl.i Com-
. . ' Street houses .,,e i.lk- pany It per cent, preferred were strong
llllllks "ig of eighty cent wheat this geaaon features I'nlted Kallways Inveitmenl
gain.-il I',. Tin. summary !
ORE A TEH si.M
The Alice, ftherurdi Davis's W
yacht, continued her victorious i
with the Atlantic Yacht Club by
ning the fhllds trophy yesterday,
made her fifth consecutive victory
.las
a reer
w In
Thls Since
MEADOW CLUB COP
RETURNS BACK EAST
LmI Westerner) Johnston, Is
I'm (hit of Tournament
bj Pell.
NEEDS ONLY Two SETS
Sh "Milan.
4 .1 4 :i
Ytflinun-
4 J'.
tV-ll
between
I i . ' -
t
Km .34 .'. 4 .1 4
1c . i ., 4 i i
Then was a two stroke gap
Lie leadi ra and the next i
franela uuini'-i and Paul Tewkesbury.
w Uand, played good golf for two-
Ihir.ls of the dlslatne. T..wkesbuty. If
anything, doing a little more than his
sbare. Tiny were iul in 36. On UN
lilteenth W Itlstf could do better than
A i on the seventeenth hurt tliem
s ilttls mora, but Outmet saved h stroke
gy denims a tlm J on Ihe home hole I tuvn
I i their TV. They played With John
i. Anderson and Frank II. Hoyt, both
Chicaoo, ug i: -alias Blalna Ro- i
senthal. the nineteen-year-old Ravlaloe
COUUtr) ClUb player. Is the new chain-
pion of the Woman's Western tlolf As
sociation She won that honor here
tO-day on the Midlothian links b) defeat
lug the lint champion Mrs. Harry U.
nammona 01 me iiigiuaiins ountr i 7 to I.
t'lub. Indianapolis, by I up and I to j second 1
Dlajr. Mc ntr
Tli MM. SaIm.I. i.,.l,..,.,uH ,I.a
... . ; ' .. i from t.ruinpy. In the 1 un down the
ness ot the match, for It Was .. KaJ bhckatretCh Johnny McTaggart took ,
battle clear to tile tlnieh. Miss Uosen- destierat, ( hance to save vmunH a i.
ekln by going up on the In
aas t 0t.1t ,r.. enough not to
nterfortnee, but the
S'.i rtlAalrTOK, Aug :'T The .Meadow
Club ' ip will cine back Kast for a stay
of at least nni. year Theodore l IVII
of the West Side Tennis Club luade that
Certain to-day when he defeated Will
iam It. Johnaton, the last of the Call
fomlana, in (he saml-anal round,
straight sets, at I I, 4 Pali will
meet Wataott St, Washburn, the metro
politan champion. 111 the final round to-
morrow. tVaahbum having coma thraufjh
the aan i-hua.l round by winning from
Wait.r Merrill Hall at 63. I 1,
Pell'l victory was one of the InggeM
surprises of a season replete with up-
; of Host. ui. but now of Slwanoy.
A Jerson and Hoyt required si strokes
.1 K Hole of I'leveland and ile.irge
V Kotan of Texas, who played to
get It r t ttl the neutral green of Pine
Vslley, Dear Philadelphia, a club to
Which both belong, tied at If, vmiIi
Olllmtl ai I Tewkeabury.
Chick Italia and Ned Sawyer, iklge
Watar, were followed by a gis,d sixml
(a lery, but 4 "3 was the best they
0.. ' gel.
iddltlon to the team m.itcti. theic
lie usual number ot day before
rounds for purposes of practice only.
J. 1. i Tra Vera engag.d In one of
them ..n i although he picked up on a
ttiupts t holag plajred well the rest of
t . Wit Mis cold seems u little belli r.
and a 11 grew warmer with each ue-
teedlng flour to-day he should be in
bettei phyaical condition to-morrow, than
lui 'lie I isi tew days. tiuilnet went
c ui for a practice round ill the ufter
t. an, and also played some good golf.
Kverylhtug is In ieadltvaaa for the
t laniplonahlp, whleli b"gius to-mor-
leu with tiii preliminary eighteen hole
qualifying round. The scorts In the
A1' trit en tiuif' . compatltlon :
1: Hsrstan aad i R. Vaa Vleek.
Jr. Baiiosrol, 'M, .!' 10 t M Sharman
- 1 s Sherman, Vahnuiiilssls. S.. II 7u.
1- uulmsi sad 1 Tewkeabury, Wood
land (, 11 J, k. m and (J, v.
Rotan, Pine Valley sa. 1:. o K.
s.,,i,r and I'harie. BvaOSi Jr.. IBdgowatori
1 II ,a. lan Held and Albert kei.
thai really won on her ability to out- 1 Sam
drive the Hoosler woman, though she side.
dul not play her wooden shots to-day ,
as cleanly ga ho dul y esierda', w hen j
she won her semi-llnal round from -Miss
Carolina Painter of th home club Mm J
Hammond putted well and placed her
Iron shots with a nicety, but her ob-1
session for the long grass on tee shots
upsi t her.
Si of the first nine holies were halved.
Miss Rosenthal standing I up at the
with a 17 medal card to Mrs.
Hammond's 4s. (in the inward Journey
only the tenth was halved, and Mrs.
Hammond accounted for but one hole
Mi Mi
He
meet with
run laTnded
and in the
any
him only in thlnl iraaltlon,
swing around the bend it
tut that the leaders had him
Ull) nut 1111 a good nrusli on
I'd gained the Vrldli-t in snile
Was e id
beaten.
Qrumpy 1
of the e
m. 11
Fl KsT kacf;
Thrss-yesr-olos and upward
anil a half fllrloriga : pur. 40Q
Borti of Kuai
The
sum-
set- .01,1 b)
bugaboo to th
has defeated
the coast this
of Maurice K
III beating
th. " liest I. a. Ithai
piay.-d cotialderably battel
be has shown at any other
last few ears Not only wa
backhand w.irkltig in perfe.
it he bee.imes unite a i
Callfornlana, for ho 1 ow J
all of the vls tors from 1
season Willi the ex.eptloli ,
last Satuday and the second year she
has won the challenge trophy. She de
feated the Virginia 33 minutes 17 s. ijonds,
and the Joyetta, of the Indian Harbor
Yacht t'lub was far astern and towed In
The race was stinted from off the
Atlantic dock at Sea Hate and went to
Old Orchard. Huoy No. In and home
The wind was east bv north. Iiaht. and
this gave the yachts a run to Old
Orchard, a beat to Buoy in and a reach ;
homo
The Alice was first away. She had j
W. A. Barstow on board to nasist Mr. !
DSVla. The run was tedious and the;
yachts gybed several times. At Old ,
Orchard the Alice led Joyetta by five .
minutes and Virginia by eight minutes.
Then the wind was very fluky and 1
seemed to head the yachts on every !
tack. Alice gained steadily and Vlr-
ginla passed the Joyetta. At Huoy 10
Alice led by twenty-seven minutes.
llck Moore sailed Joyetta and tiled
to work the fides, but got left badly.
The Alice had to make the race In five ,
hours, and this she did, winning easily.
She allowed II minutes to Virginia and 1
13 minutes 10 seconds to Joyetta.
SI 1 toon stars sailed for points on the j
Fted H. I 'alien cup and Jack Alien was ,
the winner with the Twinkle. Alice
represented Larchmont In the big race
and Twinkle also Imiis from I.archmont. .
so the Sound 1 iub did well The Shadow
of the Lower Hay was second, beaten
thirty-nine seconds,
seconds separated these
end of the fl 1 sit round.
In the bird etaaa the bat;i wai a
close one ami I'urlew, after leading by
fourteen seconds with the course half
covered, anally won by 2 minutes s
seconds The Barbara won in tin Inter
club 1 lass and May In the hand!, tap
class The committee in chutge was
Hoorotl C. Porrln, lairchment, Y. 4' ;
John It. BrOOky. Atlantic Y.
S I. Plnlay, Indian Haihor Y
aumm iries :
I II I l.l'S
Notwithstanding Ihe continued deellne
of sterling exchange to a new Pvel
price yesterday, prominent hanking In
terests said yesterday that there had
been in, hange In Ihe situation here ns
regards the establishment of a British
loan or credit in this country. There
was repetition of the statements made
earlier In the week that the credit and
loan negotiations Would be hold III
abeyance until the arrival heie of the
representatives of th.- British liovern
ment and the Uondon banks to discuss
the matter with New York bankers.
Reports that 4t,000,009 or mora
g'dd was on its way to this country
In help readjust the exchange situation
could not be Confirmed In hanking cir
cles, but it Is probable that, even
If the metal Is on its way here, bank
ers would not discuss it, us transatlan-
gold movements are kept aeon I
the
Only thirteen . 'l
wo lioats at the j w"' 1
owing to the danger of attacks b) sub
marines upon the treasure vessela. It
was pointed out, however, that even
If HDD, lino gold were to .arrive it
would prove only a "drop In the Inn bat"
toward correcting a si'uatlon which In
volves not tens of millions but hun
dreds of millions.
Demand sterling sold down 111 4 ha 1,
yesterday, with cables at 4.63 1!1I.
Toward the dose of the market there
was a slight reaction, which 'allied
PMcea up to 4 , for demand and
4 il.'l', for .aides This ciimpuna with
I II O4 ror demand and i.ti ."..1H' for
cables on Thursday Ai the close of
the market foreign exchanee broksra
that several ,.f the large b.inka
Stlil offering exchange d 'WIl
Till 'I'll V
"I HSB I.".
START
MILK
1;
finish
It it s
40 I
1 used ,
Time. 1
II l S
: Mil.
Johnai
'Ughlin
ui the
id
Horse
Huntress
San V,
the twelfth.
The match
green, where
16 foot putt
where she hub
finished on the
M.ss Rosenthal 1
for a men s par
3 footer
2. I Beverly James
, 1, 1 riiOHimus
nrtaanth 1 ""'"""
snnlo
sunk a . Malabai .
Mrs. .'esse Ji
ioi a . " """ h
w...... 1 ...i.......
1 la 11 1 1 in "i" 1 11 1--,. .. .1 .. ii.ui.i iui .1 ... .
poaalbta halve hair?
cleorge O'NOlll, Beverly professional. Key Oau 1
who tias been Miss Itosenthal s tutor Anenu
plaeij batttr golf than h.s been seen
befote 111 a Woman's Western Uolf As
sociatiou tourney . The cards'
Wi Jockej
II" Martin
11". I.illey
1. a I'aille
genr
Turner
Connolly
Muxtcili
.'inly
ill! tier
Collins
riling: five
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man with
the World"
tenuis than
tune in the
tu- famous
order, but
his forehand drives wert excellent, bis
overhead game .lose to perfect and
ins plarlngj superb lie kept the ball well
back Into deep eourl all the tune and had
Johnston hustling In tiling to make a
return. His strokes had all sorts of
speed bOhlUd 'hem and when thev Were
landing inches Inside the bas.-lm .
kiinming the sidelines
in the ..penllig '.-t at
one ground the eourt
1 to win the mulch in
hut I'ell ni, I not have
iiid run
the set
Yacbl. owner ., 1 iljli
Alice. uhorardl i,
berekaieal v 0 Ill 01 4114?
Virgin. a. .1 S tflacktuii Ala
Untie Y. ' . ...'.'. 4 4 42 00
joyettt w ii CMIda
I II Y ' did HOI flnlah
HANDICAP CLASS m;i'ui DIVMIOM i
START. 1 10 COl'RSR, I s.i MILM
Praacoa, Mmaa Wleko. I II ' I II 41
m.c w Aadersoa 1 It 3
Corrected tune. May. ItlOtll Fran.es. ,
:;..
Time a en.i ,if Aral round: May,
: in. Prances, I 43. is.
LARCHMO.NT INTKRCLl'B sTaHT 1:33
COL' HSR, : Ml LBS.
Hainaia ' Shields 4 4111 .' 4'. 10
Vur.ii. W S Mai Sinn. all 4 4:".. ; 4
sup-
led
llot
thev Were
Johnston
3- 3 and SVI
looked for ll
straight s. is.
his usual Hist!! of wihluoss
nut row straight games for
Dag til. i'
run.
BIRDS
II so Reseat h.i i . uui
Mr-, nammoad
Miss Rosenthal , in
M ri H . -'id in i
3
4-
h --4
ELLEN RETAINS QULNCY CUP.
Tune l ni
tooil .tart . won easily Huntre
A lame-Dale Miss GusaTf owned
Donaai ironed bg t; Urimv
sErriNU RACS
Wi. delate llreexe lain in
i n I r lit e ii I a of Winner
ll.
M s lilii.i: 1 1 K v i Mass
momlng Charlaa P.
Ooal alllon sin ssfully
defe CO " the Quim
tie craft won her third
enth sailed in the I i lost
Aug 37 This
'urtis's aondar
ci. ii, hided her
i up The llt
race. the sev
. and thus for
ft atoll- a
i irlonga; puros $.'-oo
Hi.rs.- tt
Fernrueli
Btartlliut
Rochester i
Hlume .. .. I
Hoottish Kmghl i'
'..lliilsllde 1'
Socony
Tune l
IT "Ids til e
t Jpokos
: i McTag'l
i Herbert
- Ulley
o Oornoe
H-iity
0 llirne
UeCshi :
f hi
r Mi
Pri.es Fin
I even I"-
Tl
early
4 .".
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Voll
1
ll ...I
l Old.
..." II .1 T Buntor and
W Vaughn, Bloomflald Hills, u.
" 1 . J I Standtsb, Jr . I II. B. Loo,
ni Country, 7. IT TO.
I' .: i- :: i and II 1. OVIIIoughby.
1 iksi 10, :l'. K M. Hiem alut
ii Heitr National 37. 3 rti Paul
i and i: it iiauuard. Mldiothlaa,
"- H it. Loudon and U. H. Pitch,
hi 37. 10 10 v. M Whitney ami
ii Hush, Audubon. 10, Ij 77. Itav
k p Palmer Detroit, it,
K Oliver and .1. a. Dlllworthi
In ii ;;. h. tv. cerkraa and
1 I'urkran, Baillmaroi lo, -77. J.
I .III Lou I'lll.tmrg Field,
'.: J, T MiMlltan and W. .ar-
" -i: ' 'iniir. in, ;;7 -77; W. c
and S D llerr-'ii iakni"til.
amthor year the Button Yacht Club ia
t. custodian of the trophy
Wind "i"l weather condili. us were
ideal for Ifillen, as the!,, was a moder
ately light braeae, one a tiirta stronger
than Cltna would look for and weaker
tin ' the hopei "f Sprig. The three boat
gol away on a beat to the southerly
turn and a run home over a total ill--,
luoce of nine miles. Though ClmS Was
off Hrst with Bllan last the order had
hanged when the outer mark was
reached and on the run home Kllen
continued lo plok up dlatance, I'ima
headed Spr.g by ghoul the same distance
sin- was headed. Th, summer) :
uoon itaet am, artvtno Pornraek, b c
to Room band Pertnent ' owned to Sol
nionl trained b) S ' Itildirtli
THIRD It At K
rtiiie niaroo and geldings:
ami upward; soiling one mile
Horse Wt Joekei
i.ahme n.' Ulley.
Wan. la Pilet Allen
Mapler n ,La Pai'lie
lii.ii HO .ila.-.l, .11. ilil ei 11 ixii.ii
Aiiihr.ine l7.,Seward
Mars Caaaldl Judy
Tune i .ii 2 :,
I (.lust start wiin easti.1 l.ahnt
lielln- .xira I reina
I. Paul
Ihres-yesro'd-
Prleso Fn.
7 j ii :, t'-
I I : la
4i t I" 1 3'
3 I even 4
S I I" 1 i
;;-i oven ;
rallfomlan worked hard in the
games ot the second set. ami
liis acciiruci Was such that h.s stiok.s
itdttiitted of no return. He forged to ?
I the fl'ollt at 4 I and seemed likely to
win. i'ell steadied, however, while 1 1
Johnston was (Hiding ti more than dirtl
I cull to keep h;s strokes within botuida.
ami th. West Side pliver lan out the
' set In tie straight games All he has
to ii.. to win '.he cup lo to keep on
playing the w a he did lo-,la when he
meets Washburn to-imirrow
Washburn caught Hall off Ins game
ami made the mns; of it. The metro
politan b. imp. on was th sain.- steady
machlnellko player that ha usually is.
whereat Hall was erratic. Hall had
plentv of speed and power III his strokes
and would hav. glen Washburn a heap
of trouble II he rould have kept them
under control,
tteorge M. Church and n ill weie
the tirst lo reach tlie dual round of the
doubles. They defeated Ward Daw
son and Harold A Throckmorton In
p j Tlernsi i ; 31
at end of nrt inntid.
Barbara. 3 IttSO; Dagntar,
STARTi - to- COIUSK
MILKS
'iirlea C 1. Wlllard I 4J
Oriole, H Kaiinnell I 40 II
Times at end of tlrsi raund.
1:40:03; oriole. 3 41 in
ll.lMHi'VI' CLASH Tltlltli
HTART 3 1" CAH'RSK,
Anns. J 11 Wrighl
. r DIMUHIBU START
COI'HSB. j ! Ml LBS
I 14 ll
m vinu in
:.: MILKS
IIII lit
t Prencb
Viva. R Pltaslboons . . . .
STAB i'LAHS START
; It MILS
Twinkle, J J Alley
Sim. I. is. W 1. Inslee
i Murad, ' I. Atklneaa
Hydra, ' K Hyde
AUstr. B, V Wli.is
t'anls Miner. Ad'.er a
O'Brien
Neptune. W H Mopk -atar
Paraway, a h Pri
I Zeis, ti W AlJ-r. Ir
: Little Hear. A, W slk. r .
Meteor it H Plnlay
iyi 'tre. F T. layono
Little nipper. ' a Corry
Uaxtxe, ii I. Heion
' Times si end of rtr-.
1:41 :ll sthsdow. ItOltOl .
Zeis 1:44.3:. Mills ll pie '
1:47.14 I 'HlitS M " 3
; II 41
OURSB,
S 3u 01 I : o
:. :i3 47 3 : 4j
34 I 3 34
I II l I 33 10
i . 3 ii II
I
4. .: Ill 11
1 47 13 3 13 41
I in 31 1 11
JO .14 3 4". JS
a ii ii is
ot . 4 0i :s
111 01 4 34 47
disqualified
did net flu If ll
Hriiuh PaaoMl Worth Leaa.
The prient rates in sterling exchange
mOanO mat is tolling at a pilce I'll
cents In ine iiound below the normal,
or ut a discouitt of alHiui :. ier cent.
It means that in f..re!ij. OXChangO irat.s
' actions the isiund sterlma la sethtur ,.t
. the lowest prices at Which It has OVOT
and, mild What makes the situation eepg
Tnou-isllv serious and olgmilloant ia that the
pound steiltng has always 1-en talon
as tne real ttsndsrd "i a monetary una
4 which nations were aopuatoniad to
sett their bills, and IhsVl as a tesult
pracdloall) all payments in International
trade were made through London. In
this na Ixindon noted at an Interna
tional dealing house, ju-i as the New
York Clearing House acts in that en
paarlty for the momtsos ..f n assiaia
tlon. ami drafts in stertlng exchange
W'ere as gis.il as a . lie. k lssne.1 Lv tl...
.ew Tors Clearing Houat Now
iosi' that fo; tome reason cheek
( notes issued by th. New York ClaartliS
i House Association, for example! wete
at a dhsSOUni and New York banks
.would ieruse to accept them us eiUia.
lent to their par vau. The Istuks
I would then probably dome ml that the
Clearing House pay ii- bills in gold
of Ita equivalent and would m.ike some
other institution, perhaps one of the
larger bunks o' the city, i ne. medium
I through winch all settlements would be
I made Precisely tie sane situation
would then exist, as now eitj between
this country and England. In other
i words, the Aineri. -an ilollui gelling ,,i
an appreciated value, while the Urlilsh
isiund storting has depreciated In v.ilu.
The reason for all this t that in
i.urope tn- niceties ot tin. in. e have
been upset by the w .1 1 . a hiph has
osusod a decrease In the supply of gold
in Europe, and an Increaao In the de
mand or its equivalent tn pay bltla
here it, New Tork. The reeull i an
appreciation in the aiue of the a met -
can dollar. Which COrrespotldll to 'tie vai
lous dgprooiatlon in t ie value of the
mo raster) units or me tritmo I
nations, !,. dei'l.ne .1 ex, Mange
ami m.uiv otheis 111 the trade enter
tain similar views. It It not surprising '
therefore that the preponderance of
opeculatlve effort is on the down side
There was really very little bull oh
I newt available in the courts of reater- 1
vieL'i L-1 rn,,k'1 Trie Ifadgrs Sfilior re
o. 1 1 1 1 1 1 iwrted furthar dsmage to winter wheat!
on llelds ns a result of the recent rnlns
hut Ulttl summary referred to the
weather sevetai days ago. Teetorda)
map showed no tpoclsl moisture in the
grain country and the conditions wete
particularly suitable for the comple
tion of the large spring wheat liar- 1
es1s.
More general farm Offering! wen
ported and Ihe Indication! favored .1 1
material Increase In the rooOlptt. Many
or the advocates of lower prices are ,
expecting a continuance of the hedge
scillng to depress the list. It is ton- '
tended that when the movement be
e.imes normal there win be aunVloni 1
Wheal for home mills and mom for .1
decided enlargement of the export trade I
The absence of export business yes- :
terday worked against a rally In the
market Although values lire about ut i
tin lowest of the season foreign ah- '
sorption is aaatJMtlc. Bradatreot'o ex-
porta for the week were .r,,2OU.0iU! bush- I
els. against 1,100,000 bushels a year
ago, With I total since July I of :tj.-
"' imsheis. compared with li,
BOO, a year ago and 47,000,000 two
veals ggo.
Prlvats despatches fr..m the South-I
west indicated that growets were much'
diatreaaad becauao nf the action of the'
market and thai there was more deter-I
mliietl holding of wheat However, there
ia competition of an active sort ftom the i
American and Canadian Northwest.1
Ainmt iim.uno bushels of Canadian
Whtat aie en route for Minneapolis, In-
dlcating that the American premiums'
make it profltablt for foreign wheat
to enter this country even after the im
port duty of in cents a bushel is puid.
Com The advance that took pHMM on
Thursday was eHmlnatad. it was said
that many of the timid shorts had been
forced out As a result, the supM)rt In .
tin- market was sir vesterdav. The
prospects of much better weather de
pressed the list, as did the sharp de- ,
. lines in other markets. j
ltep.it ts that luit-tH of Kansas were I
v lehllng Inn bushels jier Here emphasised
the recent statetneiits that the Southwest
might have a record earn yield. A
larger farm movement of corn is con-1
fldently expected next week after the'
small run of the past several days 1
Argentine offer! n go at New York are:
fall at about a Wolkatile basis.
'als The weakiesi reflected de. lines
:t. other markets and the return of Very
favorable weather Larger country offer
ings weie expected. Export demand1
was quiet The reeling In speculative I
quarto 11 .s bearish, due lo the huge
aurpluaea in this country ami Canada.
Provlalona- The market was without
feature Hogs were higher, but the de
i '..ties .In grain worked against the '
Sill-'.
" aiii Chalmers
101 Am woolen
Am H ai In ay -
IS! V ni Cm
1 no Ann. nit'ki . .
0 Hal. 'sn. I
W Brill Car Woi l
x3 Csnihr.a Steel
iiSi l o Storage
1 ' Hen Asphalt pf
3"..-. Lake Superior. .
T Ishisli N'av .
Ii U limit Vsl Trait
o Noiih.rn Centra
4'-i Peniia K It
P. tuia Si, e ,,f
3 1 ' Phils Co ! . ,.
Sl I'htla Co , inn ,,f
lea i-niia rare
'" Phils It T etf.
t" I'.n I, i Tract i on
ii lten in,.
I'M So, nh Kiniw.i
Open Hub lais CMM
I - est est Inf
ni mo 4o .
.'.-,', SM, V, X.'t
I Ml Mg
. "II'O H'. HI '. m .
Til 7 IS 7SS 74',
:, :s hli 7
U 41 41 41
. mo .-. ' oii
.-'j nuj m no'.
:'. ml in 074.
. '", I'll, II III".
73'. 73'. 73'. 73
MM t.'s U.'t 1"-
I MS 34 XL'S :s
"i 4kj M 1-14 S4 s-14
. M K r: n
. ItVj 41'. 4ii'4 41',
t, 4; 4:. 43 4t
.nr.
Tonopah Belmont
Toiinimh Mitlllis
i nite.i Gas Imp
i- I Steel
w . -i inorelsnd
will I i-atic
Welsbach
CI.
T3S
3S
1.3
4 I
IHIMis
le-m city 4f 'ii mi L,
won Interstate Rys is r.7s
''' 1 . 4 lieu 4s
i'" I V Cusl hi
' " B ' "' s, Kl 4
' Penno Co p.t
li Plnla K.le.'
:-'" Penna eon IS
I'"' ReeiUm ....
1 o. Span 4,01 Pon i,- ;.
1 i n Ry lav eo .
1110
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TOS
THE CHICAGO MARKET.
''ni' '.". Aug 27. The market wa.
Main very sttong and actios under fh
"derahlp of Swift, which Bold at 120
Bears-Roeburk, Union Curblde, People's
..... mi ni.. nauway js w et . r rm
ineumatlc Tool wa dull and
"onus utichangiil. Tim
I Ini'.lgo
tatlor
ma i v :
sum-
s.i . -
'4m Ii.. . Y.ii
J MB Ihlpbtilldini ii
a ' in Pern Tool
' " til Itv .eriea .
' Chi T.ti trusi
oni Bdlson. . .
14 Diamond Match
" posra pf
. ' lUlnoio Brick
" I'eot.le.
.. i ni ni
Keif
Onen Uui,
t
IM
'S
... or.
,IU
e aert lee m m
Ko.hu, k ..1441
eiewan vviii-n,.,
1401 Swift C.
-"I " "it '.ill. i. le
jr.yo Annum
..a., com k.
Won iia.ien
1"""' P. ,, i; ,
,001 Sain
pa
BOND l
is
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;
lis
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l" Clf-
et Inf
3.-; Bxl
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St 04
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la
91 S 01
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91 04
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.
II VI TI Ml
market was
rnii
Aug
som
Tlie senintleo
wtiat tnv,. aotlva
.. , ,, rripro StRIVt.
I llullway gained a hair point, do..
" the suiiuiiai'v
IS
general market
3 01 31
V nron.
1:14:01
7.00
3 43 32
3 II 33
'urlew .
again very
'111. ago
Wheat
Septemts i
tn- ember
M .1
Cm n
Septembet
I le. enitiet
Mai
I la!
Sept om bet
Is-, "toilet
M ,v
Pork
leptembe
Oetobet
I Sli d
s. atemlier
ii iiii.,
Ribs:
September
tS-toOei
New Yut I,
limited
prlc
' Hits de support vv as
Often Hut, io. t'los Hrev
I Ol e-t est ins close
owji mo, : s.i, :s
S ".', tti OMi ws I
1".'. Hi.'. !'", Km, li'.'S i
:. 1444 :."., :..', :ts J
' ". 41', 4 '.', mj f.4S '
-', '-', 44', 111, l,,
17 :;:', SVaj 34S ?
Ss s SO M ."7'.
"
13. to r u os I" 4: 11 4: I
; M i; 7 t: 7: II II. to I
" 1,04 v il; ft . gj '
v i: I! i: 17 17 ,
I.S1 v -.. ;.i i 01 I 'J '
OS : s in 1.43 4: I
W Ileal prices were :
Upon Blab i.nw ctof
ing. est. est UUf.
Sao .
i on. power nt
Rlkhorti Puel
t- inehi) .v (jeu
" II. ni. lott iii ,f
Vie' Me..j. lul,;
' Pi Water Po
I" t in.,.. Maul,
10 1" K.i. Bin
umin.uy
Open Ificli
et
lilt,
ll
int.
i no
ii
33S
BONDS
linwi Hal s 't j i , ..
3wv. ( Itv Bait 4.
1440 City Mat 4s ;! s
!"' Con. Coal re ...
" ' on. r,,
Ill
( i
II. 4':
"". ',.. . on ...
Bavison Chern ...
Snot) Mt V W rm 1 1
e.- slim Mm, ',.
4'"' I'll K 4 I I.
11X01 fn It A K note.
liS
I'll
I'm
434,
v., i,
14004
Ml
Km
44
Low
e.t
II.",
Is
I3.U,
Mkj
1:4
i'i,
93
i"i
I'm
4 is
in
fins
ll?S
II
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Ml,
14
-'7-.
134
44
M
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9.-,',
vs's
I'S",
91
101
inn
its
in
". 1404 ItttJ lOOS
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
I 8tat
sti
the
-! t.l.
"tig
dldati
tin 'tat, ..It ,.
pH0r shal.
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET
iN
t
Austtta llalv
Kr.iii.
and 0
Bus
.. e.
rate-
ia. 1 hsrman) .
Ufltries.
onto BasiHah More.
As
1 est.
in it"
round Twinkle,
klurad. 3 14 94;
r, 3:43:01 Hydra,
19 00 Stir Kar-
; li
owned ami trained by .1
I
I- ...
POURTH RA K
is H't. I up: one
at n I, ii '3, and
and Clarenos J.
round tO'morrow.
Ilea C. It ''nni
Clma. i'u.v laowell,
spng Boordmon .
: in .11
Ho. ton
Maneb 'stei
nd l.'.rlng. Ci
IS 3 1
it .1
1 lores
blrmnpi
Monlreooi
Mam McMeeklll
Cnarter Nald
Ihilluk
Itev bourn
aupsrtalemkml
Wt
urn
Jockey
I.I I ley
Sutton
.1 M.T.u 1
ari
Km
IS"
I.;
I.'. I 1. 1 I
ST. LOUIS PRINTERS CHAMPIONS
" I. a I'aille 1; I 31
I'1" Martin 1; I 31
"' ll. it. , t 1 . 1 ,, , ;
I Ulle .
Bond iltrt: won drlvliii Orumny h j
by Canopus Pleeentlai owned ami 1 net taxi
by t' .1 lit Iinnller
tin seim-tiiial i-oui
will llleet Jolinst
(Irlain in the no
The tummarlaa .
1 MOadOn ClUb Men". Initiation sins:. ,
s. ml fin.! !liiud Watson vt vv.-hnum
defeated Wait- r Men 1. 1 Hal!. 0- !. 1, ! . 1
I Theodore It I'ell defe . led VV . lain M
1 John iton. t. '. - 4
Men - puubles, Se. und Bound It- H.
Prentice ami 'r H. Pell defooied 11. tv
I slid P. II ''oil., ii ;. i'., it. s. studdarj
and s KellO) def.t..! Y M Mj'atraua and!
nam right. I J. 4 4, I 4j .
-VI ill i and I. Boekmon defesled S IJ
Mi.rilni.r 1 ti. I I'. II. Hooks-. ..--1 1,
PIPTH SACS
1 1 .. 10
I' - ."ii ond II vv Pel rm. Pins
10, :: 7v. I-. In.lse mid K
1 it' a. 39. so 71; J. .V gleams
I It .Maxwell. Jr. Nas.su. II.
I Veils snd J '. Cody, Roi k
' 14 Tt: P A. Bovvker and
' 1 1 f..r I Woodland. 41. 39 -10 0.
id A v te- Jr.. Bhsi ntle; 1 III:;..
Take 1 HI.'. Ho-. 1. 11 I I llll.
w iishiiiKioii iii Paroleal Otroi
' ll II: 1
t"'.t. Slwanoy, 13
and 'i a Crump.
J Itliott and VA
I II ". I'. I..
W .line , Nh-.hu
- '"I P 11 Demlng,
Anderoen and r H
39 III C, I. Buxton
Pine Valle) 43. 40 k'3.
H Ithett. Harden dtgi
Woodward and 11. B,
4 1. 1111: It. Kusaell
lleirolt. 43. 4113.
V It VI
YOUNG McILWAINE RRILLIANT.
Beiu Par Hire., straight nie
in Don n Inn Baraori
llANCBSSTSS. v. . Aug. 2;.-BrlHlantl
t en.. AmHlbald Uollwalna M of I Waabington
Hortord a victory over w a Barbsr. mS
' me lu w V emkont chaintnoii, m the
v" tniai round -of ihe Invitation lour
So f the Ikirsel Field I'lub this
won, The mart h was .til even fot
ii 'o,t whe;n Mcllvaine look odvan
1 V' o a topped shot by Ruler and
'I by Winning three mote holes
1 1 '.notion, each In less than par
" a pgr o at tl leu-nth. bm
' Hex! two in par. and a halve
fourteenth gavn bint the mat oh
' up and II lo play, He will meet!
1 ' I'l.irk of I'.kxv anok in a I hit ly-.
N ; In.morrOW. The summaries.
Plrol I'l.islon He. on I Hound--(I. Cwulh
p tamlo. beat K. N Wright, Annan
' and Si P. T. I 'is i k, lik waiiok, heat
' ' vv..,'. I'orset PtOld, :, and I; A.. !.
alii fil, Hertford, beat M. c Taj 'or.
lo. .0:x,,s 1 ml s. W. A. Ilarhei. Jr.
-ns 1...,, 1 1... orgs I. Moese
PHIbADSbPHIA, Aug. 3'i
Herrmann '-up. amUotnath
ball championship of the ltiteriiatlon.il
Typographical I'mon. rests with the St.
Isauis team for llll. Tim West til
UmplWd over tne l!a-.t when St. leiuis
vviest.il the title ftom Wusliinglou in
one ,f the poorest games ever played
in the prlntSfg1 league al the St taw -
bridge A- Clothier Held bore this aXter
mem Tin acofeg :'
11 II B,
v afhingion n 11 n n n . 3 1
llanais i
Three ye.il
puree H04
Hoi's-.
Borito ......
rim Uarry BoUnetia .
f the base v li. 1 .
o'lllleriiiu't
isl up
Wt
. n.i
..1117
. 94
,.104,
Jockey
BnCslie)
Turner
Henry
florner
Allen .
Collini
Herbei 1
1. 1 1 lei
.1 M
IS I
li 1
in 1 l! 1
13 t It
m 1 1.1
13 I 41
I
mile;
Km
I 4 l
t 1'
Ttg'rt 'Hi I :"' I
Hot tn . , ,
ll I
n n n 0
Batterlso VVaahlngteni
-lug. Ili'llaliapo.ls.
KeTle.i
1 0 0 11 -1 11 1
14 ' all ' on a 11.) I 'lit -
Powers, l-illts and
H II
1.1, ul . ;i 1 3 3 0 ; 4 33 1 1
s e e s 4 1 -14 ia 14
st Is. ills. Merman und Meier.
1 teugnton. ' ' " a"t 1 u4
SARATOGA TURF NOTES.
Dorlwortlt i"".
ToWtOII Kteld. . hM.
li M Miller Ill
, Orotund 1li4
, Karly Morn in.
I .in.
tlooil .tan . won eaall)
Oiiilen Ray rloreme ownisi in
1 son. jr ; irained by T Hoalty
SIXTH RACK
I Maiden t w o V ear olds . OOllIng! I
purse MM I
I Horse wi j.iekey.
I Noiii iij Martin
Mine Berrmamt tits Allen
-r-i..... . 11." 1 ui.v
K ' Venture 10 Ruaton
in anil om i""c Cavano'tt
11 spatile inn he, in.,. Connelh
t'ttile 1 :l 4-..
(ioi.l ..t 1,1-1 wot easily Noll. Ii c
VimriiiHs N.nna owue.) und lianie.l Ov
r Hail
Thirl It'. 1111. 1 1'
Johnston defeated
Keller. fi 1 I;
'In r. h deft nod 1.
mail, s I, l 4
fourth Round
I'renti It.feu'.i!
M. Washburn, 1 o.
gemlSn 1 1 Bound
bur. It .!. '. .,'. 0 VV
Tii roegmortiiti. 1 t
VV VI loll 1 ,1
..to! T It I
rlffln and vv vi
S Sioddan and
M Hal' and ! M
Marian ami 1.. lie k
.11,1 1:001011 All lir. B .04 . 4S I
1:41:44; Neptune. 3:.'.:i:i'
3 :,-.: 3 1 Oynoouro. t ITtOll Ma
finish
41 r. anil Mrs. NusU
Kaothampton, N I
mixed fouraona golf 1
ihe Haldol lie flub f"
presented bi Mt'. and
COlllllS of New Y ll
bv Mr and Mis Stephen I' Nash
Halnt. 1. d l"lf ''lul' Mr. and
Nash's opponellta In t'.ie final
ware Mlai Helen Wood of New
and
I d
Little Hs.r.
Meteor.
. s ui.i nut
Saeooaafali
Aug 3T The
ui nament held at
IIVl ' .ov Rig CUPS
Mi . Illntui 11 Pool
was won t"-day
u result of th.. de
an Kngllehman more
riua! times lo pay his
he p. IV. them Hi lore, go . ,
is like paving them With ;
check "i. - tne hank .n New
la why Ureal Britain. .11 orde
her get and save other funds
to geteblloil a Uian o- . re. lit ht
neeiation
money than
bills here, as
hang", winch
1 draft or a
Vork Thai
. s 1 vi
nyl tig
whi.h
BI'TTRR I
for undergrod
generally ,'
Trading hi li
100 ..f .nf:;
pi I.e. II .like
ery. extroa 93 ..sire
s. or Int. 14 S 1 37. t
. 4 .1 141(1 State, .i.iii
1 1 prime. 3:1 ; 0
3n ti .::.- renin atedi
rit-t .. Sits a i oa
Imitation no merv .
ladles. . orrent aiake
ii.oiii.Ik I044fl0e : h
; .. ki .a .'o. k. June
lower grades.
ed
uaii.t v os t e rd 0) w 1. 1
to k utiil Hi.-., odt
Roeelpti rentlnuod larg.
al.le .to.k was n..rtnsi. hut
lent volume ". phange the
loeed to" Prieeot Cream,
seoro, ..-.4 a 0c : higher
;7, rir!.. ' ., si genre.
title
egt r 1
11 gr.ot
tlr.ls,
llr.:..
01 . r gti le.
make. tine.
14 .1 IH,,
lie.! , 3 .".'. . ;
ooli to fair.
.3l ;i 34. ;
'. 7'1 gtlhjl :
;i4i ::,, .
CO', 11 34 '..., :
: ii Itc ;
Ite ; No
com non advanced
1 st... k l:x, h,i"..
I l" it : gboV e Its
Thuraday.
ontlnued a Dromi.
tient feature In th" aurk.t. being tuithor
llimulatod bv t ,1,. ,,r ., oubaunUal ,m-
trude conditlong Ana
U "lo, an overnight ad
points After touehlne
it :.. 1.1 I4(, ion elosed at 7 4 .-i,
copper .1 ks tt, special demand
Inspiration ami Utah. 1 . boss
miction house attracted uttem,,,,, by die-
Posing of 1 3"" shares of I lis:. it at ll in .1
provemenl In
conda opened ;
valu e of i i,
II o
Ulle
VV et i
l
Agter.' .t
tSxploration
melt
Pi
I i
I It
and
f the
Mrs 1
round
V" k
V M Baxter, who we e beaten onl;.
wu I
OTTAWA RACING RESULTS
she ma) draw against in American dol
lars That su. h an attempt w ill prob
ably be successful IS likely, as Knglgnd
s this country's beat customer and it
is likely mat bankets here w.li aid her
in her pie. out difficult)
KrafHW were lower ut V!ml. for cheeks
and :;' for cables, as compared with
.-.!ix for cheeks and .". !'7 lor cables on
Mai ks also eased P. v i i ,
IrafUl and 4 '.-In tor .-allies,
pt eV .Jills . lose of 1 1 ... I ii ami
lively l.i Ire ill, .lined I
is
a l 1
CHRB8K The firmer tone of the mark'
w Ii t. li vv .- noticeable on Thar. day !..ol
.i.ti shats a" i" odvanva whits oad -'
red spot , . . as well asavernae fggc)
rners was better inquir) for sklmo
Thuratlu
tor sight
tgalnoi a
40g t.S,e
from I
rignged
the) i
Ilia t kl'
freel
tlroier
w hols
spe, l a
'
.kl'"
good,
R 11
.. sovaneed Operators bellevg Ihi
i. st 'is ..... e.int and have beugbi
II thr.n.sli the week Mnrket iln.ed
than ' Thuroday. Prleost Plate
nllk. fresll Huts, white Slid colore.!.
It, OlIH . gvergge, fancy, 1114
Mtate. skims, saeclals, ISSg 40-11
fresh choice. 9',4il0'3e. fair to
T II !'.
;.;s Demand far good igbls
fi i t, -inner, do not like glOTOgS
an i ,ie taking ih.. froslt when th.v
t.e n.i. i The ntarkel was t at iter Arm.
an advance "f lie on g r t fresh
k ami neorby honner) Whl s iisid
ns- and ; iggenhelm
both vaev
. 1. : m
'na recoi it ,te mt Idea .1. selling
at high ., .". I'r.'ht taking was te.
fleeted ,n Tennessee Copper, which lost
ground it" " is sensational advance of
the day before It opemd at u 7
points under is . losing price on Thtirg.
day, tallied !.. D" ',. agam weakened tn
II ami doted ..t r..', number of the
"war stocks' were particularly strong
ami .i' live,
Salcg totalled SI.ISO .hate.
BUSINESS TROUBLES
"Br,
'ire. .1-uaolnsi
li l'i
re line
Aua
dr 'idled ir m
whili
1
;. i
k roneu
rublt s
one extent by
II XX llll Ilex
.' . I
W M Ha ! ami fl .VI.
-.1 I la 11 -on anil H, A
I: C .1 Origin ami
tilled II s Premie.
I.
I'
a 1.
11):
. Iiv
VV ,1
v luriottgt;
Pl'l..'. Fin
. I v '. 1 U
1 h r. 30,
i i si i.n
30 I v i
4 I M
I :p
1
Mixed Ooubles, 'I lil'.l It. .011.1 Mt Helen
I... i William It'll'. t 3d defSHte.l Ml..
Snyder hhi w. p. Snyder, 34. g 4. g- 4.
i mi-s Am" Morrison and ' .1 it m 1 1 de
feated Ml- H ''u.hlng ami ' VI. I.. an,
I -3 4--I
Pourth Round Mr .nut Mri Roborl 1."
It.. 1 Jef. ni. .1 Ml- Marshall M. I.e., 11 an. I
1 p, Roberts, i: 3. 9 11. '. 3. Vlr and Mr.
II Broksw riefeeted Mr . r. 1; nsnd and
.1 I.nw t en. .'. 3 4. I! 3. I ; Miss Hi'l"ll
lee ami Mini, t 1 3.1 defeated Mlsi
Atihv Bnrrlson ond c, .1 tlrlnln, 4 -I. 4 1.
POLO GROUNDS DOUBLE HEADER
r 1 . 1: ,. Purse It"
gad upward: selling. ...11
99 ii'laveri. 4 to ii, 1
won. Putllali I. a... 9-
4 to I oad 3 I" I. sec
i Hammer), tn to t. 13
third Time. It.'.
..r. e II. l lur Mabelle.
..I Chootori Mslooen aad slautolui s'.o
I ran
Seeend Rose Puree 4 401 iwa roar-eldsj
oiling; five nt.. 1 a hsif furlongs: J 1
1. ihroO"
. in...- Its. 1
in .. slid 1
KTergor). .')
ond. Bxnieri
lo 1 Slid '. to 1.
1 erf Volant 111
mdramode. Duks
.Sags"
1.
13
n- or
4 t
la I
'.lea
I. I to I und
III Itaoomosi.
I, second. M
1. 1 tn 1 0ld
Pllly pelphla,
l.c nf Lynn,
rsa, J w la
old oleO run
Id.
by
w
.elm 1 1 III
Dell I
POINT JUDITH TIES NEWPORT
TP, llll I
I ''If III.
. Allot.
i'iit un
it I r4
Mill
H.t ' k
ll HI
ji rry
H4Mn
I'm
int. 1
OOAi Aug -'. W l 1 nr. u
ho 11.1 ill uf tin' Nhul 0 S,ihl4.
i i u It h another pgcg of irl lin k
' e ilmlt-i uImi of gnjf i lgng of hi
pupithiM1 Whit I n.i' k o. running In
i"irit. fr grnlcll purpn Mr i'hs
ilg.QOO for tin POll f WI r HhOfrt
l ,4 1 Uui : Tho ii, Haiti S i, '
4 ki w or king Ith Honjttrk hn j with Ndi port
nt lift It 1 1 1 1 ate i r in irmit, mill ir.uiii!- i,a'tt in futn
ini Hound 'hiU Imn
1 nd ; , Mt'lln hint im i
Kim 4.i,ti. 1: .1 c nrt
t ; io4,o,r M It l 'hli.i.
' h 11 m i,,.,. AprM
i' l-iight4ii.. !-rtoi Klfi.i,
M 1
I I.
un.
I
ini
'.VI ' I '.
I. ' if
Knuml T 1 t ngh t t revit
I1 1 1 1 1 44noi 1, 1 up.
I'arrn.i thu It Utnild lu
ti sun I him to tg pot fur th"
twoygavr-old atgkg whit t ti i.
iilgtvlou1 rio4?Titi htK hind iv. i
DUt ' I.. Mi. M V4 .id fit t .it- St I Itiltvi
f tit rn -iii nn. which win undgubtgdlF
lwl i hi rtlrinm for th nton
White MM' k i UU In the tiinp.iiiy of I
,1 hoodno hor whn ib1 nitangp urrd( 1
ia ll 11 ii ite rk in (k down shfirt ly a ft or M r
i '.4e 1 i4 ol iii4l'l ii hlc nr. re for 1i.rn un to '
Kutiunti, twoyogr-wld
.lo'k." M'''-f ami -Mink lui'l n,4ir..v
t o ,tpi h nvhn Diikotg i Hlnlg tu hjla '
tiding t4. nuikg Ihwli way inrough iho
lii l.l ot ftiiirt4on In iho- ilrnf ra- c. g)Olh I
In. i t- I nt f..r- foiitiTlng tlie Mirnl. h, ,
it iiulrkly 0Ol ti p ami i i In. tgv I
lug l lift t rltlfrg Og th1 grniml fgg boyi I
g gfg unly hakti up
Mart i a ond Ullo dlvldfd Ikg rldlnfl
hisnora, eggi'h piloting two Hrlnnri Tommy
M rgffelH lia.l iinoth' r .la iT gnd thia-
tura Ii as o no rMtll'l tn hs-top up . M M n
ning atrtgg in the gg i tn t- or t h duy i
lllf I ..... Hull
l-'iiiiraiimra.
N a i: it At. a N sKTT PlMttt Ann -7. Tho
itiit .lutliih Oountr ''lull broke nvtii
in a tgni t'-ir iimtch
ball fuurgorngg nvor tin-
iuiKm cif iho rornior thin uftoniooii. The
dofgat f (' M, ProHootl ami John it
Kg 1 1 by rtrgnvlllg Kant- ami Hurry 1h
UlHltftgTng of Nvnri whh ihe rhtgf wor-
iiriHi. lo. PfgggKtl hn in-i rgnkod
Vgry high Hli HI'HHtlll 'l lll- I UIIMIKII K'H :
T. It ) ig gnd r al. l'iin!t, Jr.. I'.iliii
ciwgvih
i milt ii. dofggtgd i 1 I'grrln
w.i ' i bury i g?g wpnM i h
ii)i4i a in i i ' VVggaigff
r.-4t-.i a. it l i mbgrt i'i i
:i itixl I : I tlrfrrlKMii
loiph .Ir . rtilm Judllll. !
tar gnd it. Ogmbrlll. ' hh.i
gnd A U Thomaon. Iidm .1
ml
gnd I wroiii
"I li it. w
s-vi port ifg
url Igggndgl .
Philip Ran
igtd T I'ni-
. it. Hogford
nth. h fiHtMi
ml .i iimii otjga
lit! I t 4 lllf tl ,
Q 1 1 o r 1 1 n gnd II. I "i:. N'awpurtg i upi
i lira u.. Kan ami 1 1 r r I .a un 1 .1 g
ggg port, dorggttd 1' M. ithi mt gnd
K. ytli, paint Judith. 1 up. 0, H.
(ui Uui ami ll, fi i '. Jr.! ofgggd j
Wyla and r . P Rgndolpk Polni Ju-ii.h
s iirni I Ti im grora Plni .luHith, ji
Now port, .1
' ii'KM'tn r N, J., Aug. J7 riu-
will !.' a ttOUbld hgogliT a I I Uv polo
gruunctg hwrg loviigoffuw. ti goufMli ilk.'
m hggglalll Hltniciion. Inn in hln egg)!
p ft a hat t If royal bgtW'gtl ihe KttnuiOll
p)ola four gnd tht i mniI i'r t Uto4grg a thf L
j tii i gftgriKMin ivgiili tu' ntkfttoti he.!
I Wi'en I ni' Pitaiiin Hock U a mlei erM a ml
ltal gg Un eoond VglUi loth fur iiu- '
loulg m Hpntlnwky cupg in tin1 DmI
rAlO ami I . Clttb'g 'ii -i annual (
polo tnurnainei t. Thi wlniifi.s of to-tnor- i
; row'v Kiuiien will piny the linn ni.it. h ,
.M.Mila al lrt noun.
Ttlg hiM'ili nf the Itutn.-toii-1 nal Krei--
I OOt Org gTaVnig will h Kuinwni, u, ,
W. S. .halt. .Ir ; So, I, .1. Keren ;
( VullM : No, .'I. Iliwgnl S. Hordgfi j ligsi'k, j
w Hut tour, re.ti ITrgaibootgtrg, so.
i 1,1), JagOn U.it4is. o. I'hilip Hfiyet :
! So ', Willi. un ' ; Sitniiln t4tRf . bgvOki '
ii i : i ; iigrggnhglmg) V hethgr or not '
HUirgVOIl will he ahle to enon)e a '
hamln-ap f ' fOghl L'OnOgdfKl tin Dgg.1
' I'li-i lMrOln s the tiuratinn. Tlie Haim-
lincui-M wilt prevail In the other granin I
,h III ) gWflgdfty'g gHITIg l"t ween (he 1
IMptOofl lioeh VmlirerH atul Ileal. In
Which ln.il gygg hea'eti h the Mf of
4 '. Ill t-j gjOgg,
mi t Moryfi,
uini . Ht.'.'
;i to 1. II la , t. n.i
Ltfllgml, tfl iR)''".
ip I. Lhlro. Tlmg,
inn uth Carltn. M
Immune, in-. Sniit.t.i Hh
k - MariRiii.i itmi iiregnwoiq giao rnn
Thini Rgeg -Ftji " AM i fourygr
ami . i v ., ! i ilggBlgcligafl ; . . gbuul
tun mllgi loll l Ichael. I4.i wiiltHtns i.
1 tn I, i t 1 ami oat. Hon; Krt.g I in
(Browggrii 1,1 tn i. 3 tu i gnd tn .. -
Ondi (mnnrc. 14C i Hni-flli, 4 tu I I to i
gnd I tn J. thlr.l hmti 3 4 Lil ian
Krlpp. Thg Afthaii ami .Ion Ugfgty alan )
ran
I'oarth ItHr Tin ' year -ultla ggd Up
Wgfdl I ion , an ll tig . ont mile Mgrtun I
Uglety, V7 ( I'allahan i, 4 to 1. 7 tn B an I
3 tn i, WOOj Last Hpitrk. 91 iMorrlai. 7
tu 1, I tn I ami - to I. m. gnd - Atnphlnti
to. lAmbrgggli h to t. 8 tn j ami D to ft,
thlr.l Time. I 44 3 ft, Pgppgrtgueg, i
pgndthrlfli lrlh Hegrt ami I'rlm . ithu
pgfd Hlao ran
l' i rt ii Hut e - Thrffgyggrolda ami up
wgru; aeiitng. Bv ani . half furtongg:
Pommonglgi ' n4 (Mcpermott i, h to : 7 I
to lo ami I in u. won, Wutrr I.lh
(Kiiynek). I tn ti. 3 tn f. ami 1 to 3.
ond i Privet I'M a 1. 117 t Hmy t h I. 7 to
t.. U ami tn ... third. Time. 1:0 4
Lgdy Hounttful. Kginont. Hemphlllu
ftftrgodywini gnd Hui glao ran
sum itiit Purgg $mo. thrtg yggroldi
ami upward Hlng; an mile ami . n
leenth: Katerpe (Attorn. 8 to I, 3 tu
ami :( i-t ,., WOni M.ike in. I Can. )
tn , J lo ., ami 1 tn ti.
10i i ftlcl 'arty i. I ;, to i
nd to :', thlnl Time, :5I LPrada
Johnson, rgiioao, fttngrlock iit'inifs Mmi
gplndlt bI"'1 rgg
Sevrnth ltae Thre e.ir gjdg ami up
artl ; one mllo an i alglggnlhl RUnwgy
III) (Callahan . 3 to 1 , e eti ami I to 1
Tiw Hump. ' i-ooper)
POSSIBLE WINNERS OF
SARATOGA RACES TO-DAY
iii.t Haee lolroee, I'eaiaagse,
4 tint J title,
Sorond Herr Weltlsblp, ii Hart,
hniuhi nt Herri.
'I hint Kaeo rSugtpsug rairi, to i ax
Smoke, i urge.
Koarlfc iturr Ruaaier, Virile, sigr
Mate
i mil Kaeo i aritiui sboaesoi
Kagle,
SKIS Usee High Huree, liuud
' "HUM i. iinii Rodleld.
TO-DAY'S SARATOGA CARD.
iinri. liters a-as
ilenin nl snd Die ntet'stnetit
Mall, . lo.A.I very line I't
gt h "I extra.. 31 1, -i -II
otsii I si nrsis, i ' i . i -.
Il'ie.: Wi I .lirtte.. t, ., Si
nt..r. Hi... .. 34
kennory hlieo. Hh. -iienui
ry. t.ri.ii n. ST i tt
lla'n
ill.lt I V
light
ea SVesh
eglraa, Itrsts,
svuiiils, ! Ig fi
i (Oi rofrlgsr"
'tills, 31 '. Jltsl'
faa. i' .13 .1 til
mix.) , oiers
ties, fat
ill. k,
i . u .nl
'spntlS
Ml I. lis
'it hers
?. an-t
against
ni mi
I'SBltgl
h .1
l.l K I'' ' i I. Tit v S'earl
aero i i, ..u..i . I f" rssterilai
eolunto " a- ilea ' The
rather neat.":.. I ihe market
nf tiie .a aero nstna
prli'ss ah spres. t... u
se't greller. aero afl
Powl. I04i : ;. llr. .11. n
i: ten it',. Duks,
l-III'lllg 1 l ' . I .1' - Kp
St , ! -prlngs, I ' afg.
I I n HI
ill..
Pigs
nil nf tiii . .ir
i - IraSe, a ml
'ig reielpt.
in. I ilir 'a i k
tin- .ipenii.r
si "h' "i tin
H. l'i I -ro.
I v ' . i.n
taing Island
lag, 7I, 41 He
"in in,. i ,,i.',.
II 'i 1 ir ties.e
fn.'. .1 Slates ilurln
f.ir 'In- nrevlnus
.... ... s"ni "it r..r tiir eon
leg week ISI, .. lot) The
sr.it.. it n i "I. v...i Knglsnd. '. ' I s
l Western, Northivesiern.
ror v intern, IS i 'an ids had ".
in fin the prseeillng aeek Ahou
rent, .f ill n. .-rns faiiins li.nl
..' '... than I'.""" .ml v p. r .
from II..004 t.i l3i,iinn eaplial
I'etitlnna in Hankeiiptrj
J s MIKVR MII.I.IXKItV i'i.MPAMT
i n e. t;,. -: t- . , i.."it;..i In I
rrsdltors l.ianllHlsi sold
I ;.ooo
.1 4Ci.lt IIKUVt VV i
. tgs, lis llreeno li'h sirei
i ink runt , v l'i rreillti.es I
ha. Ii triniafrr:. .I ll.Sno S'l.r I. ..r
. Iiait.lt.. t.. lit. inf,. ., f,,,. ytl.r, unit
tii' he transferred tn rest ..f the staek
In hulk t.. v Urnssman alio, a'llh Mr
!'' had Ini'nrpnrnlrd t Itermoni
t- M- II' t mil I Hi .ilIiI r.., anils
le i petllement with mtiei ..f hi.
tn
Ut iptei hv
q t.. ah,iut
Ini'tei
petiti
sn.l
Ml th
.-. .1
Its
i lit. I,.
Kii-si iiii'i' Km' Ihree-year-ultli
uaril. selling : ais furloirga
l,r,.-e .i.; Ki iiiii.ni.
Una Kruislr 1111 "Mh..i,
iloudvytxs ., ioi btaraa.'
Sarartvet IW'OllM .In., i
Kveiyn t' i.4 'iiasier tut
'Orgad 104
aOOOnd lla r The 14evei ii i, i stei
Haraliaap: toe ihroe-eeoi ..iii. an.i
...... i , t : n ii in te.
VVel,-llll . .
Knight M i :.:i
nnril lta. e IHO 1 1 1 1 111 . In
Ol'ISI SlI lll!'l"ll-
I 1 Arlileveoiem , .13.'. SI Rerk
IOI I Una.' 1"T PrilMS nl
i iHin-tiin i". iiniin nant
IH.lri.ma UOOhii'lr
ITeUIXI IIU Klll1le.
Stiinke l''T I'mnern
v iniri ii ita. e i in saraiti. ., i .n
stir. ' "
.ii:si:ii 1-ini.TiiV
igvlei tn. .'i - ape. lea I'- ' euae
. rt , i : - .ni Th nrii .1 ram 1
war, Hrm, sttli.ui
in. ken. grs gro,
. k vv ... is ahle
ly .1 in.,. lata'e inn 1
I t..i'. gmj . lltakel)., lil'h t
e.t. 1111 s uutslde nuntotlo.is
;n lrrisn or In iri
en puultrif 'lift a aiss
I. ..I
Thri
ll eke
mt 1 v
1 nrke
m'i.i
pair. 3D.
" t.. atsro
r Hi, 1 ,'..
Iced fnwla
hang. ..f j
ins larger
ruuhl
h
11 v itl
Klght
Rndrr
pupl i
.nt.
nf 4 : un..
K.VflltKst
v t li .tt. . 1,
4 Co., tl ".I
Iiu
I"
dollar, in.
Ill Ka '
.f ' 'I1.1 1 . i
11 ni h0ik
tl .
31.
11 a.
Ill
if .1'
' .il'.l
1.1 1. -
ro"li
aver
Petition
VI. TIIANMI'l
is., liayrr In
it,ar.,i-, v ir.
U .till Tra
It had a a
llisn.lssed.
' It T A THIN
dismissed
I " Iprll :
' Kl H.i' 1
Arl it ii
ipks'li war
upwoiHl;
1 r
1 Seliiilllnsei 1.
levond; Mitt. 1.1.
Id
ItniiiniT
Virile ...
Pitlh Hoie
a .nril : n tmlii
I'm It. 111 ti .
khgiiesM
1 111
i. 1
1::: sl.u
. . 181 llr .lull" .inh
tfr three year olds
1: Nellnu . .ns. tin,..
. ll)'.' KskV
a'' Chan
.107
.117 1
1'
no
. inT
1"7
lor thria
iiid 'v furlongs:
1. mt
mil
" I.e. .11 11 nil. itl.. I.. I'rli.,
fowls Weo.ern. Iiosedi 'a' lbs ami
'..'.1 " 11 1'.-tei it, seamen, torge I4WO
li.. . L ed XV 'ti. dry nh-kert, I u ih.
"' 1 I". 144, lltgr.; Southern ami"
I v. 1 ni'-.. chickens fr. -ii. nearby 1 and
' In lo pair, : ,1 Sic . Vir, ,. mig r,-,i
S and 3".. ll" t" pair, !Se . ..ti er Snuthesn
I ond i'j it"- f04i ;'ir 1 Western, milk fs i i
9 ond 1 it" 0 1 it 3.' dry picked, rorn rod I
II am) 4 in.. 1401 10c. ; n. rooster! i?tr
i?e .iui..)... prttns viHia in Its. le doaen
!: mi 11 in. . in. 1 11,.. tj :,o pr.ot.n--Turkeyi.
dry picked, selected, 31. Wa.'
cm ' leva., i.tfl.',.' I'lil.ki'tia I'
I" bog, llllll" fe.l 411 I" 4T 11... je,; 41 ' pi
ami over '.'I'm '-'3. com fed, 43 tn 4: lb.
Ilo.; IV I be an. I mar, 20,' Pnwls, 1:' to
iii. r.o lbs sii. I in.' i" dogen. lie. i no to
3a lbs.. i4'.e old raostsro. liailHc
SUB-TREASURY STATEMENT
tMi'ivr
t s titles
' SgOlllal
ll .l I ..
" '4t
.V VI lil'.l.
Jtlllg VI ii
tlrshaiii sp4
ami rsporl
bank, opli
American 3
It 0 31
,11 e- . til. !
Vie,'lal vi i Homed
IN 1 1 I'HNT STOIlRgaa
M Dei I . al Inted .1,1.1" . ri
1 1 IllOSll'r t " take let limiii v
.ii i in- im" ii .- r.. i " 'i
petit ' "i Hied as 1 1 '.
.till
l-lftl
by ..
n
I ha
Ita
' .Ml I.
in. I ihi
t ii.
.hi
ired i"
V llll VII V VI
.'"I' till -I
llkrupl
Mehedule
PISH 'in
III' In a I
31
hi
fintiold Uoiklonold llfi'Roster Star
Slalh It""r Pnr lan-yeor-olils; selling:
inn .i nan i in i nt iv -
THI'HI
stub Trees tri
hank" to Sub'
I'AV
" hank"
Tree -nr.
.1,411. A0
i, tii tioo
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