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Court Injunction Permit Cattleman anfore to nun Under Protest SherldaAlso Objected To Sullivan nuns Wonilrrfull Fait MlleTroph Cup Held V

The nenlor track nnd field championshipof the Metropolitan Association of the A A U

took place yesterday nt Travel Island undothe auspices of Iho Now York A C Th-

wuther glorious and tho list o-

rompttlllons was exciting Tho bottle fopoint honors merged Into a duel betweenthe Xow Vork A C and the Irish A A C

After tha smoke of battlo had clearedIt W H announced that on the basis or S pointfor A llrst 4 for a second 3 for a third 2 forfourth and Z for a firth tho Irish A A C hamilled 117 pomP for tho New York A C

But tlio cup was not awarded for there an-

a few protests standing naatnst members o-

Ihf Irlnh A A C Even when disposed ofthe score will still favor the Irish

For tho first time In thehlstory of amatetithe Iron arm of the law made Its appear

Inca In the shape of a mandatory Injitnctloifrom the Supreme Court to the games oomnilttee ordering that Frank n CasUemarand John J Joyce bo aiiowed to vutttpeiiunder protest These were suspended somitime A O Castleman for laying sumtnoibaseball at Paul Smiths In tho Adlrondaoksand Joyce for competlnu at Medford Masson July 4 Instead of at Celtic 1ark wherebe wag advertised to appear not havingentered During the prone of the sportsa new protest was made against Martin JShrridan of the Irish A A O It wan In tinshape of an affidavit that Sheridan had re-

celved a sum of money for competing alsports In Boston John Moakloy the Cornelltrainer was said to betnlxed up In the dealBheridan caused some excitement In the potvault when he fainted after a fall but ho revirrd nurtlelently soon afterward to capturethe llrst prize In the discus

The mill run was a cracker from the startand WAX one of the beet races seen In thesparts since the palmy days of Tommy Connefl A rouple of hundred yards or so fromhome Cohn of the Irish A A C lookedhavliiK tIe race In hand but Sullivan of tnlime dub came with a well timed sprintpassed Cohn and won a grand race In thisplendId time of 4 minutes 22 4s evconds-flgurts which have notbeen eaunled Inten yean Another rattling tututle was ncetIn mile Bromllow of the Irish A A

C led the for till lastwith everything seemingly tile own way

to closely fol-lowed by Valentine both of theA C tho bond Miller and Valentineshot Hromllow and the pair raced for tintape amid excitement ida

In weights and succumbed to HholdoIn the M The New York A C man threwthe big weight like a giant and won by a leeInches

Late test night th experts figured that I

and their points thrown out the Irish A A Cni ctlll win by ono pointtoo Yard Run Won C New York A C

CijOfrann Ittth A A 0 strand W It KnultolIrish A A C third H C Northrtdgc Irltli A A 0

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Joknton N V A C sixth Time 10 secondsPuttlar Pound Shot Won hy 1 E J Keuer

bath N V A C with 44 feet 11 Inches It SheldonN Y A C fcond with 41 feet 10 Inches MartinJ Khfrtdin Irish A A C third with 42 feet 9

Porter JiYA C fourth with 41 feetTi Inches H U Connolly N Y A C fifth wltli

eso Yard HunWon by H V Valentine N VA J A Miller 3d N V A C second Joseph

N V A C fourth H Chrlntoffen N Y A CIfth Time I minute 58 seconds

130 Yard Hi h HurdlesWon by P R Castleman Irish A A C L Asbbumer V A C secottdiL W llcrtt N V A C third Myer Prlnstcln

A A C fourth J M N Y A C andT 1 SuUlvaa N Y A 0 tied fun Iirib TimeII45 leeonds

Mfle by J P Sulllvantrtih AACH W A C John Joyce

A C third F A hogers N Y A Ci inV Joneph Dandernuum A A C fifth

m Yard Run Won S n NorthrtdreX A C W B Knakal Irish A A C second K-

i SuUlvu N Y A C third Lawson RobertsonIrtth A A C fourth C J Sell N Y Bfth-

no Hurdle Won by H I Hlllmin Jreeond J M Gates Y A C third J J

Irish A A C fourth W J Keating IrishTIm 18seconds

Pole VaultWoo by Claude Allen Irish A A Cwith II feel i Inches U Jackson N V A Csecond with II feet J B Phtrttiw pf Y A Cthird with 10 fen 8 Inches Martin J SheridanIrish A A C fourth with 10 feet 0Rice Irish A A C and E A Klnsey Irish A A Ctied for flftti at 10 feet

Huh by S S MahoneyNew York A C with 6 feel Inches Jones

york A C aerond with feet 10 Inches JohnJ HimSI Bartholomew A C third with S feetten Inches R J Cotter Irish A A C and C HZoeMMb IrishAmerican A C tied for fourth andtIcs at S fret ft Inches On lot second

Jones Jumped 8 feetThrowing Id Hammer Won John

n A A C with 159 feet II InchesTomejhii Vtn Duyne Irish A A C second with

M H J SherIdan Irish A A C third with4 feet Indies VIUlam S Krapowlcr St

A C fourth with 142 feet SW Inchest n ttrth tin

I InchesJums Won ty Myer Prlnsteln

Irish A AC with 23 fret 4 Inches J P OConnellK York A C second with 22 fret Inches J FWeber New York A C third with 22 feet InchesC B New York A C fourth with 21 feetI Inches It P McDonald New York A C fifthwith 21 ten 3 Inches

Three hue HunWon by II W Cobn Irish AX C J P Sullivan A A 0 second John

Irish A A C third W O Fraoli Irish AA C fourth A C Crane New York A C fifthTime U minutes 41 2i seconds

4 yard RunWon by H I Hlllnan New York-A C S C Irish A A C second

Irish A C third H ChrtitofTcrsYork A 0 fourth W T Coholan New York-

A C fifth Time M secondsThrowing the Discus Won by Martin J herl

A C with a throw of 127 feet 4 InchesJohn Flanagan Irish A A C second with a throwot 1M fret S Inches Sheldon New YorkA C third with a throw of in feet 4 Inches It JSheridan Irish A A C fourth with a throw of-

Ikrow of m feetThrowing M Pound Won hy Richard

York A C with a throw of 31 feetI Inches John FInangan Irish A A C second

llh a throw of M feet SBartholomew A C third with throw of M

1 tact James S New York A Cfourth with a throw of 31 fret 1 Inch n J Sheitdin Irish A A C otlh with a throw of 30 feet

CALLAGHAX A WISXERC-

aptorn Plying Brent In Atlantic highlands Meet

AruSTir llirniANDS N J Sept 0Atlantic Highlands Athletic Association

field Its fifth annual aquatic meet this after-noon The swimming and diving contestsbrought together most of the prominentA A U swimmers C M Daniels of theXew York A C the champion of the A A UIn four events sent In his entry but did notcompel

contest between T P CollaRhan-SjYt A C Walter Ie N A C and PhilKearney N Y A C proved a close andpretty exhibition Callagbun winning by onePoint The 440 yards swim which was foughtout hy U B Goodwin and E H Adams was-

h melting race of the afternoon theformer winning by a narrow margin Great

iwn expected of Roettger of theBerlin Swimming Club who was entered Inthe 100 yard swim but the best he could set

as fourth place The summariesVard OpenWon L I Goodwin New

York A c E New York A C secondTrE Vehli New York A C third Time 6 raintji 025 urconds

Yards Ilackstroke Closed Won by Harold C

J V rd o1ceWon by John lIcker Lawvlll F A cady Oroos second Lllgerslole-

v rds OpenWon O D TrubrnbachPawnee A 0 second

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CtiunplonMilpBRA Qini Sept OUnder faultless condl

tlons of wind and light the Presidentswas won today by Herat Clarence E Or-

of Ohio In a ruUMiiu finish on the 1000 yarrange with a score of 202 Orrs claim tmilitary champion of the United States wahotly disputed on the skirmish Oedlong distance ranges but most hotly by

of lila team mates Fry and WlndorIncidentally with the championship medal

and the autograph letter which the Obisergeant will receive In the course of a feilay from President Roosevelt Orr won th

chnniplorwhlp of Ohio for the Buckeye crackwon five of the first eight place and sklrwished like fiends

SergeantMajor Evans of the First NeiJersey butted In on the Obloans with a

skirmish run of os beating Winderthird place on the tie or the Ohio mm wouli-

bavo scored lint second and third booouwith but two points of margin between ththree men

Sergt Doyle the old reliable of the Sevonlyfirst New York was n good fifthLieut Pearson of the Cavalry who liup like a varsity quarterbaok would haYlanded second place had he not been penalizefive points In the skirmish for touting thbugle at one of the hilts Ills pencildropped him Into sixth place and Someand Richards of formidable Ohio seersgat Ion followed In seventh and eighth places

Boatswain Hamilton of the navy am-

Meut Kanney of the Seventyfirst NetYork tied for ninth place the navy matwinning on the higher skirmish run CaptCorwln of the Seventyfirst New York toolnineteenth place falling to make his uiuahigh skirmish run

The aecond stage of the match was beguion the skirmish field at 11 oclock In the morn-Ing under conditions that made the rifle-

men who had tailed to qualify In the firsstage bemoan their luck The range flsgiswung laruy In a head breeze of six mlleiand the light was perfect

The skirmish runs were handled ulcklyand when the last volley had been fired at th200 yard halt Capt Winder of Ohio who l-

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scored hut SB In and was hopelessly I

rite highest run wasof New 08 In the skirmishon Thursday while Pearson of the

for his penaltyThe six Ohloons averaged SB In runtWinder leading C

any of the competitorsscored under 80 in the run wasnettled many of them withdrew wheithe sot yard was In the afternoon some splendid light unbroken DJ

a creditable scre The final conditions

conditions the nina on

1 wo were made at the SCO stageboth Orr and of scoring severmule Orrs possIble wrested fronWinder one and with the top tenwell bunched the at the 1000 yorerange was under the tame ideal con

Corwin of the hitreated the field to a pretty exhibition 01

starting two bullseyes for and following with lout

record stringThe high score however was made bj-

Tewcs of Jersey Section of Ohio ancGroouie of the of Columbia who tiedwith 31 out of 35 Winder one of thelWOO yard shots In the country was offgame scored but 27 withsimilar total left the honors for disputeIxtween Orr tend

finished with 20 and the riflemen bunchedaround Orr to wattm his lost shot A threewould have made Fry the winner and a loutwould two men In thatthe match would hav been Orra on

total When the wasthe shot a bull was scored and Orr had it

It was announced at the matchthat next In the Presidentswould altered so that the first wouldInclude all the slow fire and second stagethin rapid tire and skirmish It was good newsfor the tire coming In at the of thefirst threw out ueveral who were strongat the long and some

strings In the rapid Ore placed men Intho second who were at longrange or skirmishes

Casey of New York winner of the cup In1003 one of long rangecountry and who scored to In his last skirmishhere Is most notable Instance Casey

the with 14 over Centersand with a 14 at rapid fire dropped out of therunning The scores

Seret Orr Ohio in Private C Ohio MlSergeant Major Evans New Jersey 280 CaptWinder Ohio MO Doyle New YorkLieut Pearson U S C Capt Smion OhioZ84 Lieut 2M Hamilton

ILMIXA WINS LAttCHMOXT

Unit Airs She Manages to trawl Overtli6 Course

The yachts that wtarted In the race forhe Larchmont schooner cup yesterdaytad odd experiences When they started

wind wan from the southwest and theya beat across the Sound to Ifcinpstaad

Harbor where they ran Into the fleet of theNew York Yacht dub Then the wind died

and all the boats anchored It wasantallzlng too because the boats out on theBound were having a little wind that sootthem around their courses

After being at anchor for two hours Captof the Elmlna got his boat under

gain and taking advantage of every littlebrat on toward thin second mark The

lmlna showed remarkable sailing qualitiesn the light weather and managed to get

course In 4 hours It minutes Msecond sailing In all pjf miles The Coronahen the Elmlna had reached the finishcaB half way on the woond log and the Inader was still at anchor The Corona kept-

in and finished taking second prize The-n voder gave up the rave

Four of seven raceabouts finishednd called a course of ten and a

miles which was thrc ouartcrs of

n lest time than It took the larger boatseaeon for thin was that the raceabouts were

on the Round and a little air allThe Tartan and the Nora have tied

n the contest for the series prize and hareo sail off the tie next week summaryf the races followsSCHOONERSSTART 13COUIU MILKS

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WE ARE TAKING A LOSS

A A Vantine EX CQ conduct the two largest Retail and Wholesale Establish-

ments in the World where ONLY manufactures and arts of Japan China India Turkey and Persiaare sold Things Oriental and Vantines are factors of personality-

Last Spring our Wholesale Silk Buyer thought it expedient to order from and

number of orders had been placed for Fall and winter Silks These Silks have now been receivedand we will Sacrifice them at the SUNRISE of the SEASON

The result means loss to us profit to othersFortune Has a Smile for the Woman Who Wants a SlUt Dress Now

2500 Pieces 125OOO Yards In AllOf The Newest Silhs

Dainty patterns and Exquiaite Colorings

Fashionable effects alt the of the taffeta moire velour louisineand their corelative weaves are completely represented in this collection

H is impossible to display Vhs tntirt assortment at on time thenart we shall make several wtekfy offerings

For thie veeK commencing Monday We offer on 2d Floor

The First PiecesCOMPRISING

1000 Yd Plaid LouUlna-CoottoU at 55 Cent

The best value we know of afabric soft pliable and durable18 inch wide all the new

Actual retail value 100 yard75O Yd Warp Printed

Taffata sit 60 C ntfor street or evening wear

dark grounds with19 Actual retail value125 yard

25OO Yds PoUts Dot Taffeta02 Cent

Small white and dote ondark grounds 19 Actualretail 125 yard

15OO Yds Chiffon Velourt 62 Canto

A light weight material with awatered in latemodels All the latestdark and light 30 and 21 inch wideActual retail 125 yard

2500 Yd SUitPoplin at

Street shades three tone plaidsa new fabric durable andfor fall wear 20 and 21 inch wideActual retail value 135 yard

i 5OO Yd Moire VelourCheotl at 65 Cent

A handsome fabric and one of theleading materials for Waists andCostumes 20 and 21 inch wide Ac-

tual retail value 125 yard

lOOO Yd Snsthe ShinMolro t 65 Cents

Another entirely new silk whichwill bo popular streetwear wide Actual retailvalue 160 yard

175O Yd Plaid Taffetat 7O Cent

Three tone effects latest colorscombinations of brown greenplum blue black IB

value 125 yard

Moire Velourat 7O Cent

A silk that will please the mostfastidious dark odors 20 inch wideActual retail value 150 yard

775 Yd Fancy Teffeta-t 70 Cents

Plaid and figures blended darkgrounds an entirely new idea IB

wide Actual retail value 150yard

I5OO Yds White Pompa-dour Taffeta at 70 CentAppropriate for waists

gowns coleffects light

hello 19retail value 166 yard

15OO Yd Swivel T fiiat 70 Cent

Stylish and serviceable for fallcostumes dark withtine stripesfigures 10 wide

160 yard

135O Yd Warp PrintedTaffeta at 75 Cent

Persian designs on dark groundswill be much in aspetticoat fabric of

19 inch wide Actualretail value yard

2350 Yd Warp Printed andFancy Taffeta at 75 CentSmall check with large overcheek

and brocaded flowerstreet shades dark effects 10 and 81

inch wide Actual retail value 146yard

We are sure that the qualities we are selling cannot be matched inANY other store the prices because t Just imagine buying SilK bythe single yard at prices less than what we paid at the Mills when buying125000 yards

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lAst CluunpleittblP Contest Held by NewYork Canoe

The feature of the regatta of theNew York Canoe that was heldUrdar afternoon clubhouse at UlnierPark was the filth and last race to count Inthe championship of theyachtraclng associa-

tions of Qrareaend Bay Twsntyonstarted

At finish It was generally concededS E Vernons Vivian II I B Wylles LtaanaAlfred McKayo Ogeeiiah and the Bets ownedby Bnedeker and Camp had done the bestwork In their respective clawsthe season Nothing however can be officiallyknown until the secretory makes up the

summaryThe regulation racing course of the associa-

tion was covered twice yesterday by all theyachts It was however reversed with the

leaving the on the hand

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dock at Fort HamiltonHere divisions

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Black Robert Saocambs to Strain or Raceat Empire City Matinee

Struggling for supremacy untO the heartceased to beat the noted trotter Black Robert

1S dropped dead on the Empire trackyesterday in the deciding beat of the racefor Class B trotters It was tho twelfthmatlnfe of the New York Driving dub andevery race had been contestedFour starters mad In lass Btrotting and Black Hobert awayfrom his fluId a If the race was

After several scores Black Robert becamenervous and from that time he was more or

unsteady Two bad mistakes caused blmto finish behind winner in the first heatIn time that was only a nice exercising gaitfor a horse of his speed

Black Robert was the contending factorIn the second heat until the distance standvas reached Then he mad a break and

seemed to be laboring Just after passingthe wire he swerved and dropped dead

Black Robert took his record of IUVjat four years he was looked upon as a com-Ing champion and Frank Work paid a longprice to add him to the best collection thenowned by one owner in this city Mr Workoon learned tha hlghstnm trotterwas not suited to a driver of bis advancedyears and he sold him to Clarence Collinswho Its since driven him on the SpeedwayOver that famous course Black Robert trotted-

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HAKTFOBD Three races todayended Or iwi Circuit meet at CharterOak Park and In two of the three the earlycalculations In the totting were completely

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