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par: commercial 100 discount ssn, Fran
So discount. ChIcspo-SfNnS2 discount

| Deficit. st,2oe.ioo 81. 2ss.55o Dec saol2b5o
me s9TPss Az ago and two years
The imports Of general merchandise inolp I'd
Ing dry goods. at the port OF New York tor the
s %ssk snng sst tS Ssh pre wG5S
$7,572.O0S for the CORRESPONDING week o. lest
year Thc Of sneSe, TSr snss Jan
300 and silver $li3S so stStsi oIsl 3 49,
SRGs 81 sG GSd sRss ~ hSHH osi1 s
The St. Paul and Duluth Railroad Company
cent. payable Sept. l.
The finan,ia Chrontc'c COMPUTES the he, gross gre
III an increase Of 81. 7oa,7ti5. or - = cent.
as somparsd With The same month Of ~ last ysnr
fa$, or or, f5i5 s cent zen For the Ave, months
ending May q the gross earnings of l24 rail-
&c. s2HGH Ee 5f m ash an Ss
SS2.6S3. APO. a decrease Of S326.3O9.
pors sross ana pr yune
decrease OF S5!,h'3 as compared with the
same month Of last year.
=. The Northern Pacific Railroad. including tho
ings for the first two weeks in July Of S932;.
u "a yean with
National bank note circulation outstanding.
and dSs'fa;sd sRiS sssss
Of deposits in the Treasury to redeem national
bank notes, $50. 452,67e. a decrease for the
week OF $50. 1888.
The receipts from customs for the week
were S2.954, ia and from internal revenue
$2,o79,5ls, a total Of $500 t,92. against 81;
S4o.7IO last week. Receipts for the year and
month to date $25.O42, $50. and disbursements
$2S. 14S,UUO
Treasury balances compare with those of
last Saturday as follows:
Ja,g rs. July 22.
Gold coin and bullion. 1873. 37s 3ap sp7 psgoso
Silver coin and bullion. 4.Sl256o 4524.6Il
Legal tenders. including
Treasury notos........... ~. 2B7,1I1 1N94V,T2p
Totals. 45s,O9o s122 4d3.4so
Deposits in national banks. S12.04O.4 SS
against 81 :U45. 424 last Saturday. Bonds held
t. secure the same Sl5.1HIOOn In addition
70 the foregoing the, Treasury reports silver
epillonpurohased under theact OF July Il ls.tl;
against the same, s147. T25. $50. OF which s14J,-
14O.2o2 are outstanding.
Money in London. X p cent. Rate OF dis.
count In the, open market. for both short and
three months bills. l.. y cent Paris adj
vices quote z cents at 81 francs 07H CEN
times. and exchange on London at % francs
II q confines.
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Government bonds steady at une cha eed quo
taon EWHy honds weak The featqIss
benture 5s. Kansas and Texas As. Richmond
and Terminal 5s Atchison. Northern Pacife
spd Reading issues. The more mp9rtant net
3tt. Colorado Midland As, 3. to 40; Chicago
to SO; Kansas and Texas -. X. to, rs: North
~. to 4Dll Richmond and TermiD al 6s, ], to
10: Reading LIST preference incomes. "a. to 25.
and I'd preference Incomes. cent. to l2h,
General Electric dcbenture 5s advanced 2
cent, to 70.
Bar silver In London 32hd
aearegating several million dollars have
been made this week Ct z TO- 10
cent a0r G sssr n,e. msts d pa
for the shorter periods A few renewals have
been made AZ y ?, cent; In all cases the collat-
eral was divide1d-paying, securities for which
There Is very little doing In commercial paper.
The supply Of hills is not large. A few saes
q prime bills receivable are reported at 100
II y cent
4, Sterling exchange dull at unchanged quota
that precludsd the transaction OF any further
business for to;;day's steamers. and bank
ss fo a'f long Ss and
aSLs3f for demand. Actual rates are: Long
bills s4si t ..S, sight drafts $500
Franes are quoted at b2%NM5; 22h for long
iS Tor, long on and g4 i, iGr short; guilderS
ton"iS"s5 sents disconnt Tor cash; checks.
even. CharleSton-DuyinR. par; selling. Z
premium. Savannah-buyinR. : Discount: ss,'-
Ing. par to % premium. New cfieans-Bank.
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Real Estate Traasfers.

Prospect ay W g. 27b 10th st, 25xl6Llox
kaia 10 Xssus Sa HsllPanns M - $1,000
Anderson his wite..... .,..'....;;;.:......:
Same property: henry sehmitt to Watson
9Th av. sss: I'd av. $40; Both 81 49,; Manhst
tan ay. BIZ; Manhattan ay. 6lIi Francis q
Halpb. truA Mary HAlpn. 70 Allen ofAr
Tsll, bubAtituted trus Mary Hhlpin. all title.
transfer of trust estate torder OF couft)..
White 81, 81; William Kane to Mitchell A o
RECOGNIZED hoRruA0kS
"SG s a S0S0,1; 10 IRAN. $4,000
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H2niirnNAS.

Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals and IntGrl0Cking Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot of
Desbrosses and CortIandt Streets.
Tn Eject July ., 1923.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
Ot0O \. M.-Puiiman yesibule Stepping cars 70 onr
cavo aud Cincnnati Dining smoking aud pas'enger
H inSisnspo S e NJ csfcaso iooU " nsxtday
Fla n LINE.
300 a. M.-for ritt.barsh and Central Penn'yt
THE PENNsYLy MA LIMITED.
1900 oK sS, s.ss Of f pnns
smoking. aud observation uars, presenting hnanc,al
fFfHs .sas. " sna
al ns ad 81 sps or CHI
cago 1900 noon,
ST. LOUIS ciNHs ISN. II r. AND CHICAGO
Cars % ST. Louis Ginenna.. and uhe.go HosiSI,ie
s A55y Ss SnS's s mo No. st. LOUIS ''o r. Me-
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$40 ysss%e nSs Ga ,o e e,'s
next Day
SOUTH EXPRESS.
q 80 r. NJ. week days. 7.45 r. NJ sundaya-Pullman
PINE HH .na 81 sas
Pacific EXPRESS.
o 90 T.. M.-Puman Buffet 81. eping Car New York
NO &: 7iS
SHE ANDOAl VALLEY ROUTE for points
Win With HaS Fac sss SH g..
night with sleeper to Memnllis
FOR nA-r1 "a HE . sSTI.f. AND
1889 3as s.Sas Ss f fs oa %.'ef s... %sss
SEQ Gossr, ssis n L hn,n. daily:
ktr so $50 to5 20 s sS0 $50 ssG
san. AID i2;I 4, nigh. o an s.oo a., op
g. and e Il night Washington only $50 p N.
ESQ <. M:1Hslan,c Coast. Lin. Express, daily;
ds SgS S nna
lao MR!SSmoSa ana DsnSiiis Espfs:; ass.
ana NV %r.sas ps"i%F e.i 10 %sasS..
s,;Esss ga s?ss
Through S!eepers. s:',o 7. NJ. daily.
FOX ATLANTIC CITY, lao NJ week days. with
Through bmfet rarlOr Cars and Day Coaches
FOR CAPE MAY, 80 2. NJ. week days.
For Long Branch. Asbury Park. ocean Grove; and
Point Pleasant $3.50. 1880 9;lO. 1000. A. NJ 12:lO
20 saturday oniy) 23o $40 8;io. 4;2o, 6;lo. and
ZOO y ~ week days. sundays s:l5, p;45 A NJ and
bl5 l.. VI DO not stop at Asbury Park and Ocean
Grove on SundaysD
FOX PHILA
EXPRESS: 62o 1920 S:CO. $3.50 300 g,3O nc: 100 wash
ington Limited. with Dining Carr and 1lUO 4. ".
l2:Oo noon fenn,a Limited. with Dining Carl l2;20.
1:OO. 2:li 800 $3.50. 400. 4:3O. BrU. $780, $3.50.
7:5O. 800. t:UOP ". aud Il: i5 right sundays.
Express. 6:l5. $3.50 H:p. 1880. 1000 A NJ. Q2:O
300 4. ~. aud II: nc night. 80
Ticket Uffces: Nos +33, VA 1.I06 1913. 1I3. and
2l Broadway. Astor House. 1874 East 18th St. 26x
West 10th st. POL Columbus 1877 Sixth av.. and
70 OF Desbro.ses and G"rtlandt ss Court st. 800
Fulton st. .,S broadway. and Brooklyn .nnex Sta
tlon foot OF Fulton st Brookiyn l2y Hudson ST.. Ho
boken Station Jersey CITY.
Tie New York Transfer Company Will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences through to
destination.
s. NJ. PREvOST j. Il. WOOD.
Manager Pass'r Agent
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STONlNGTON LINE.

In; INSIDE ROUTE T9 B0SI0N. rRgvIDENGE. woRCEs:
route To NARRAGANSETT PIER AND WATCH I'LL.
Now steel steamers MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE
leave Pier SO, N. r. one block above Canal
$3.50 r. N. daily including sunday.
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4nilroxdd


.AmHs,cA's GREATEST RAILROAD
NEWYORK
(EN IT, 3, :! !.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS
All trains arrive at aud depart from Grand
central station 4od Street; the only railroad
s.aticn IN the City Trsins leave rs follows
EMPIRE STATE ExrREss.
Q.9n \. M.-EScsp. SUNDAY: Fts'e't train In
S:3S fsui M smi,Ss loon n ISSc aud MonsFs%
CHICAGO FAST VAIL.
91O MHlSs pfns %"sns SSssS! S0'
ga 1hToGA%LANE . GoRHES'H,IAi..
$50 ss,ss, tssS s"nasE .n for
NEW YORK AND CIICA q LIMITED.
lOOO MD Ma Ms GsE sss mi .srSt s'
DAY ENpnE+s.
1920 DO m not fsH " Sisss heFs
WORLD FAIR SPECIAL.
~. nn NOON.-paiy. Due chicago I r NJ next
lE:UU day. Wagner se-vce Dining car
sOUiHwEsrERN LiMITED.
1:OOI M.G4"y Pn' S 90 s5 HnS' ts ,s.t'
SATURDAY SARATDGA LIMITED.
only nj; in GS ion osnu, q, Cate
Ex OsITION FLYER uSMITEB.
GREAT ao.HoUR TRAIN To CHICAGO
FOR tn ROUGH PA>sEN ONLY.
M5nt RSs sa s.o aH sss
ALBANY. TROY. AND SARATOGA
SPECIAL
$3.50 . MEsH sn"iss esnns' ears ''
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
H. P %stsr ss. sSs ss M Ss
FAST YVES TERN EXISESS.
6:0OESa MStS Rss r.s'ss pn %
NOKTHERN EXPRESS.
625 .i.sure pSf 'iM Sn 4sa ~
d MONTREAL EXPRESS
TOO Malone $40 Montreal &s Doo wssnss cars
BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. AND 900
ISLANDS SPECIAL.
7:3O Niagara P. o,5 6a' f1ss mo
CINCt AND ST. LOUIS SPECIAL.
S:OO MmDHyo p pas 3 G Il I. I.29 +
LIMITED FAST MAIL
9:OO MP.y ss1pD on ' ar r for
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRE>S.
9:l5 Cape MEi 1sss fss n .s"s. Chicago and
ANY SIn ai n. RT.tKSS Siv 81 H!LHs'
aa TT SaSah Esn sSi sy ssSsp! s9oIe1y SCI
due Pittsaeld 3: o. North Ada as v:lO ". u.
FAST II BERKSHIRE EXPRESS.
Fridays and Saturdays only ut 2;2S p NJ, arrives
Pittsnod AIS p NJ Wagner Drawing koom Cars
time trains tickets. and space IN sleeping
cars apply Grand Central station at i3 281 4l3
7S5. B42 broadway. 235 Columbus av. 50 West 125th
and l3Stn station. New York; 3}3 Washington
a.. T26 Fulton st. and "a broadway. T. b.. Br okyn.
Above trains except those leaving at $3.50 SOB s:lO,
q:2o A. NJ, I:46 8Oo $3.50. 4:3o. U:Oo l.. ~. stop ~
1SSth ct.
Wescntts Rxprest calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences through to destination
JOHN N. lUUCEY. GEORGE u. DANIELS
General Manager. General Pass Agent
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FALL RIVER LINE

For BOSTON NEWPORT Providence, Cottage City
Nantucket. Cape Cod. white Mountains. Bar Harbor
and all Eastern points
DOUBLE SUMMER SERVICE. Steamers PURITAN
PILGRIM. PLYMOUTH. and PROVIDENCE. In commits.
9 on together. Leave New York from Pier %. North
River. foot OF Murray st. as follows:
$3.50 II. n week days and sundnys for Fall River
direct due 40 A. M with vestibuled tram
due Boston $3.50 A. NJ.
8,lS r. NJ. week days only. for Newport and Fall
River due Newport 5:45: Fall River, 100 A. NJ con-
nesting with train due Boston 0:ooA
Connecting Annex boat leaves Brooklyn week days
and sundays at 500 +. NJ Jersey CITY. 400 p. NJ. A
splendid orchestra on each steamer. Folder. giving
details of service mailed free on application.
New summer book. Qua mt Cape Cod sent for &c.
box 452. New York.
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STEAMBOATS,.
PROVIDENCE LINE,

FOR BOS1ON. WNRCESl Err PROVIDENCE,
ALL POINTS EAST. AND TIE WHITE MfS
Steamers CONNECTICUT and MAsSACHL SETS
lsave fier ~ told MOI. r. foot OF Warren st, at
5:sn p N daily except SUNDAY; eennse,,ng train,
A. NJ. due Worcester IA NJ Sunday trniu to worces
ter from Union station ut $3.50 A. NJ. oniy) Through
Parlor Cars to White Mountains leave wharf except
Sunday 7;l5 A. NJ, due Fabyans $3.50 L. NJ.
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Corn was u to &c. higher owing to hot, dry weather
in the far West and the covering ot shorts here and in
Chicago spot sales 40OU bush including loads for
export. No. at +7%S47ssc IN elevator; do r. O. b.
al about 4DAc Future sales 1900 bush. AS follows:
Opening Lonea. Highe. Closing.
s sSss:s fig IL IL "a
Oats were slightly higher in response to rise in Chi
and The improvement IN corn. Some reports OF
crop damage were received from Chicago. and the
shorts there hat prices advanced Sc.
to TIC. in tnat market spot sales 10000 bush. No.
white at 37@371c.: No. 3 do at Soc: No. mixed at
8Ells35ISc. In elevator and SIC anoat Future sales
10000 BUSH. as foilowsi
opminS Looesl Righea 7oIno.
July ............... -. 35A
August ..........!. 81
September. .3oh 3oh 8oH aO4
October BOA
After Change, wneat-september. 73c. to 7315c.
closing rS1sei Dscsmesr toys: to !ssle elo,ins
oas-JuIy 354c.: September. 303sc closing. 8o3sc.
These were the Chicago prices:
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Raw sugar was dull nominal. and unchanged Re-
nned was dull and depressed.
NAVAL SroREs-Were dull and weak. Spirits turpen.
81 o.
PErRoLEun-No sales OF certificates; National. SIC.
bid; on city SIC. Refined unchanged.
PRovsIoss-t hicaRo was stronger early In the day.
but became weaker later on Lard here was lower
Spot sales 20 ties. city AT sac Western quoted at
y.v0c Futures dull. July. 300; september lon5c.
Mess pork steady at slsosiE76 IAiiow hrmsr at $50
lg@21c. 49,
the crop in Texas caused small advance here early in
the day but II later when moderate rains
were reported IN Texas. Local operator. sold and
Liverpool sold moderately q eonten ded that furtner
aud copious rains needed in Tsxas and that con
siderable rain Is also needed in South Carolina The
trading still moderate scale and the mar
fet Is nervous and .sy influenced by weather news.
especially that from Texas Prices declined $40 points
closing easy with sales OF 90 800 bales Liverpool adj
vanced point and closed quiet and steady with spo.
sales OF 1000 bales spot cotton was dull and easy at
uncnsnged prices hiadling upaId, SIZE No sae.
ll6c. Oiher markets unchanged. In New Orleans
futures declined points IL receipts at the rors
AT year The following arc todays transactions
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n. Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Excursion Tickets, New York 10 Chicago
md Return. 82s 90.
Through trains for Chicago and tho Worlds Fair
leave foot or West 42d st. AZ folows IL minutes earlier
D,iS 4. Nj daily. via Niagara Fails Through Pull
man seepers New York to thirAgo Arrives Detroit
1915 r NJ. Chicago $3.50 +. NJ. 81 Louis $40 A. ~.
1,l5 r. ~. daily. via Niagara Falls Reclining
chair car isents free) New York to Niagara Falls.
Through Pullman Sleepers New York TO Chicago
Arrives Detroit $40 r. NJ Chicago 7:3: A. NJ. St
os.4SS a. u. Ssxeep. sunday; for West Cornwall.
waskn and WAIKIKI Valley Railroad stations, stony
vile Elenvile fa,isburRh. Monticello and Liberty.
8sl5 =. NJ. tIayl for Midletown. FallsburRh Mon.
tce,o. Liberty. white Lake. CarDondnie Scranton.
Walton. DELHI Eidnry. Norwich Utica. Rome Oneida
Fulton. Oswego. Niagara Falls
,46 r. NJ. Saturdays only. for Campbell Hall,
Midiletown BoOmngburgh. summit vile. Ellenvtile.
Fallshmrgh. MONTICELLO. Liberty. White Lake. Living.
n:iI r. NJ. except sunday vestibuled Limited
ley kai road stations campbell Hall. Middetown.
Maintain Dale. Centreville Pittsburgh Monticello.
Hureyvle, Liberty Falla Lib.rty. Parksviie. and
4,:O NJ except Sunday. for West Cornwall
Orr's Mills, Campbell Hall Mlddietown. summitvillc.
EllenyIile and all informed ate points.
7ta5 T.. VI. daily Middle own. Sumnitville. Falls
burlh. Liberty Livingston Manner. Rock,and. Walton.
sidney. Norwich Oneida, Fulton. OsweHo. Niagara
Falls
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 81 Broad.
New York Transfer Company calls for and checks
baggage to destination J. q. ANDERSON. g. r. A..
b6 Beaver at, New York.
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DELAWARE s rrkhHfkNA n H. AN ID
Stations in New York. foot OF Barclay and
Chr top ser SITS.
IhNss.IrttiI,EE4fANNfiSSaa 81 M MEt = ID
Direct route TO Newark. Bloomfield, Nontciar. the
ORANGE. summit. B.rnardsviile. Bhskinv Ridge.
Madison Morristown. Passaic. Patterson. Boon on,
Dover. stanhope Budds Lake. Lake Hopat ong
Hackettstowr. Schoo eys Mountain. Washington.
Phillpsburg. Easton. Water Gap, STROUD .burg. PO
kono Mountain. Scranton. Pittston. wilkesbnrre
khnticose. Danyillc. Northumberland. MOntrose,
Binshnmto. oxford Norwich. Waterviile. Utica.
Richne Springs CORTLAND. Syracuse. isweRo,
Ithaca, OweRo Eimira. Corning Bath. Dansviile,
west.
poo A. M;-Bufao. Richned Springs and osweso
Express. Pullman parlor cars. Connects at Buffalo
with train for chicago. arriving at y,45 next morn.
q leO A. -BinGhamton Mail stops at principal
Loo r.. M.-scranton. Bingh anton. and Emirs Ex.
press. Pullman paror cars
AilO II. M .-scranton. Wiikesbarre. and Plymouth
Express. Pullman parior cars
5,HO r. M.-tdai.yl-Bunao Limited E1pre,l Pull.
man sleeperA Arrives at 7:I5 A. NJ.
0sOO ~ -tdaily)-BunAo. Rich1eld SPRING. and
OsweRo Express Pullman s.epperR
Tickets and Pullman coInmOdations at rs Murray
81. aud - broadway. Tickets at ferry stations T85
ami ". Broadway. Yves l2bth st. 23b Golumb bus av,
New York: 1913 Washington st. 72B Fulton st. and II
ton at all stations. ~"
WescottS Ex press Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence TO destination.
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The list OF Referees.
These referees were appointed in cases in the state
courts in this city last week.
SUPREME courr
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WHITE STAR line.

BRITASNIC.. ........... "Wednesday. July ~. r.
sdneShAy, Aug . A.
superior second cabin accommodations on Teuionte
and MAesic sesragc TO or from the old country, S2I
once 10 Broadway, or 90 the wharf. foot OF Wes9
10th 81 IL MAITLAND kER5EY, Agent
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THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
i FOR Charleston >. g.. and Jacksonville. Fla,
and all E0nS IN Florida, the South. and south west
from Pier 20 Y. H.. Tuesdays ana Fr,dayI r. ~
rhssenR accommodations and CUISINE unsurpassed
WIN J., CLYDE co. Gen AgtB 3 howIng Green. \. V.
T. O. EGER. Gen. Agt. q s. Fri Line $40 Broadway.N Y
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OLD DOMINION LINE.

stsamera for NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH OLD POINT
GCnSMtohI, ana NEWPORT MINIS. c"nnec,tng for IIR
vnd w1AhsiliNGroN 2 c@MGn gTs,ghI only) Tue;
RIyER-Mnn' trclght 0niyl Wed aud sat FuT WEST
FONT. yA.-Tres, thurs. and Sat From rer ~, =.
rs,sn. rn,.s 20 all points south and west nppy q
21i. 2s7. STA, sO?. s4N, D+I. ana I,a.5 Broadway
". L. GUllLAIDEU. frame Manager.
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Electric stock QuotatIou..

Bo,ros. July a2-Ths closing quotations Of electric
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NoRTIl GERMAN LLOYD s s. co.
Az SHORT ROUTE 40 LONDON AND CONTINENT
-, FAST EXPRESS S1EAMEKS.
IrAve Tues July ~. IAN Havei. TIes .Aug. l. o.
EMS. bat July ~ y a N. El)e. Sat. Aug p. II TAM
OELhICHS a 90. BOMIing Nreen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
vOrrs ApoJ'T TIE HORSES.

John Huggns who trains the Raneocas horses p''a
living visit TO Jobsown Yesterday. Seven OF the t"o'
res,od. which Morris Park arrived Mt the farm
restordav Iocohatchee's ankle is much better Inc
swelling has almost entirely disappeared although ne Is
ane and sore The stables Of both trainers are likely 70
equalizcd with about fifteen horses in each stable
Rainbow worked in remarkably fast time Yesterday
lie ran A mile IN AZ and finished ] Z miles In 2;SO, a
performance only equaled by Salvators work rs two
yearod j. \. Morris said that " depended on how wei
Rainbow raced as to he would make the journey
to Chicago TO try for American Derby honors some ex'
trcmey fast has been done by some 'woyer-oIds
which haye not faced the starter and Will make "eir hr'
attempt at the Morris Park meeting.
There arc 80 many rated in the same class that the
Question OF superiority is likely to remain unsettled uh
late in tho season. when j. VI Rogers may spring co'
which is engaged only in the late stakes
The Rancho DEF Paso yearlings are at Morris Park
Tbev will be on exhibition Thursday until the DAY
az the sale The sole OF yearlings at Ia''ersas
is on Monday night, when the yearlngs Oh 'ne hsu
p.aumont Melbourne and Ashland studs VIII be as
osed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Boston, May 23.-Boston will not pro'es. yes"nu''
game because Taylor the pitcher chmcd oS o, wa. ~.
the box for the Philadephas They arr ~
the result to-day when the same young man wv ,''
luck and though he smiled through the oi'e', , !"
fearful drubbing He went 20 pieces III '"' ". e
giving i've bases on balls. Saley was "'' ' '
aside from the second inning he lmiteo Ms oPi""" ="
one basehit per inning. The score;
Boston '"................O 3 O u-'o
Rasehits-P Philadelphia 49, Bos on ID. ST., H.,
delphi1 z Boston 2. Ptcbcrs-Iayof wv" "''' ~
prc-iiainey. ,, .,..,
Pitsburg, May "3-Owing 10 the s"ops 49,
out to.day's game IL hard work for bo'" P"' " s''
the ball the plate. Ihrrt however was '' s"e-
cessful than lawley. Outside Of the hi>' s"' 80 s
the Browns could solve he rcdh'au'' wiz. ue-
livery. while Iitt,burg fortuna" !" "- ''
when a hit was needed The grounds "e'' !" '"''
condition and this, the wind made he'u"s
The score: . a -
St. Northumberland o I ~
Bzsehts-St. Louis 7. Plt,sburg !? H., ,rnSn
snyder. . -.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
Time :254. . III, 22Ii..
CLASS fTROTTI NGl-PUESE 300.
ROBERT CENTER AGAIN COMMODORE.
THE SAVANNAH YACHT CLUES ELECTION
HELD LAST EVENING.

At spcri, meeting OF the Seiwanhaka Yacht Club last
night Robert elected commodore. to succeed
Francis H. Weeks. The meeting was well attended. anu
there WA no contest Commodore Center has been Tor
many years prominently identified with yachting. once
before ne been commodore Of the Seawanhaka Yacht
Club and he also ben feet captain OF the NcwYork
Yacht club
A. owner Of vindex he was the pioneer OF
the decp typ OF IN this country HIS present
boat which viii be- the flagship OF the Seawanhaka Yacht
club th. year Is cutter Mcdu-a She was designed
by j. ncavor webb. and built at tho yards Of IawlY
Co. Boston In 1888. She Is GO feet II inches over
all and 81 feet on the line. Commodore Center Is
on amateur yacht designer of considerable reputation
August T. Mon,ant will be Commodore Ceners Meet cap
tain Tho annual cruise OF the club will begin on May
%. The rendervou. will he at oyster Bay.
The House Committee OF the American Yacht CLUB mas
announced that the clubhouse Milton Point Rye. VIII
opened Decoration Day. The faS VIII be formally
hoisted and snlute at The club stage VIII make
connection Harrison with trains which leave Ncw-fork
on Saturdays at aud p. m, and on Sundays ut y
a. n and p. m also the principal daily trains during
tho week Familc. OF members or guests VIII tr al
mted 70 clubhouse at oil hours during the day aud
evening when accompanied by member or guest. ana
the admission Of members 10 the grounds VIII be re-
ietcdt Tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24

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