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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
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THE TRIBUNE, New York.

and Havana 81 with mtss and -. S Ss2a at fi5 NJ
'Iniied states Transport Burnside. Aan san J1s %
July 20. Santiago 80 and Goara 81 win tinted states
Quartermaster's Department Arrived at the pa' -
Steamer Princes. Anne Boaz Norfolk. with mdse ana
passengers to the old Dominion IS CO. 49,, ,,,.a,t
sandy Aok J. Aug 5. $50 "-"'n' '''''
light; clear.
Etruria @ for Lyerpq9a I'M PTf eFns. os
Montevdeo British Empire BIB AnW syl state q
qenl R0sFdam ,,f I AsieTs Orleans Ata
tB Kingston Trinidad B. Bermuda HA 1;tr saTsn-
nah Arkansas DAM coPsnhasen Cty 81 salthem
Baltimore LeOna Key West and Charleston and
yackopye caracas Porte Rico s,c Hi MeJeu. Bs
Pernambuco; Norge DAM. Copenhagen Ds's'''''
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS. ,
Liverpool Aug 5-Arved steamer. Boyle oTl yon1s
Ts% YORK Russell. aiaHS @ H'f S4
s'9%mr u%s a OBJ DS,GR steamer Thinsaa
DAM Iaub Sew1Yo for Chrls,lansand. etc y-,..
Glasgow. Aug .-saed. steamer Monaghan 'D'' '''''
sciy Aug 5Passea Asrakhsn T 1 pf Ross
ter New~York for Bremen: Bulgaria 'Ger Ham, Hs
Deal Aug 4~Passed steamers Europe Hr TuOo' Lon
Newcastle. Aug SAILED. steamer saerno Or Boar
%" cronstadt. Aug i-Arriyed Kentucky (pans
CopssnSasen Aug arrived steamer Christisnia GEN
SchrOtten, NeW-lofk TOT SpttW lGeyl
Hamburg Aug 2-Sailed. steamer Diamant "e"
Reiners New-York mot previously. , ,Da,.,
Antwerp Aug 5-Sailed. steamer Noordiahd "O''s"
Havre. Aux 5. 10 a m--saled. steamer La Bre'asn'
Hr). ., paul
Cherbourg Aug s. q m-Sailed steamer - rs'"
Jamison from Southampton for New-lork. -. lp,
Gibraltar. Aug Passed. steamers spartan Prince Ssv.
Genoa, .or New-York Chateau Yquem Fr), Nerris' Wv
York for Marseilles and Naples. ,,....u
Naples. Aug 4-Sailed. steamer California (Br)' Aieh'"
for New-York ~, pant
Cebu July 2s-Arrived, steamer Langbank (br)' NV"
Manila FOR Marseilles and New-lork 49,, ,prA
Perrin. Aug Passed, steamer Falls OF helte Wv
Barr New-York for Bombay. etc. ma
Buenos Ayres. AIg ARRIVED, steamer NewSh w"
Textbook, New-York.
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FOUR HURT IN TROLLEY CRASH.

COLLISION IN AVENUE L. NEAR SLEEPS
HEAD BAY.
Trolley car No Cos OF the Brighton Beach line,
crashed into a car OF the same line at Avenue l,
near Sheepshead Bay. at : o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon and four persons were injured The in
jured
UpOLEY Joseph Nj. twenty three years old, OF No n
Wyckor ST.. Brooklyn: Commissions on head and bo.ly
LOCKWOOD. leonard O., seventeen years old. OF no
~ Wyckon ST. Brooklyn: lacerated wounds on face
and hands
MuI.BROWER Mrs ~ No. i5i8 Fulton-st Brook
lyn four teeth knocked out and face cut
MACkEY Mrs. Of Forty fourth-st and broadway Man
haitian. right broken at wrist.
Car No COS was filed with passengers at the
time The injured persons had their wounds
dressed by ambulance surgeons from the Kings
County and st. Johns hospitals. and were then
removed TO their homes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
CARRIERS DRILLING FOR BIG PARADE.

The one thousand letter carriers OF this city VINO
arc going "a the convention in Scranton. Penn. on
Labor Day began drilling last night In the list
Regiment Armory. Thirty-fourth-st. and Park
ave They will drill twice week until the conven-
ton Fully five thousand carriers. II Is said VIII
be In the parade. The paraders VIII De reviewed IN
Scranton By Governor Roosevelt. Postmaster Van
Cot, tho oity officials AMI others. The New-York
branch that makes the best showing In the parade
will receive a handsome silk banner. Michae! A.
Eitzgerald president Of Branch No. &c. Of New
York has been appointed colonel of the New York
regiment Dudley Bee kman Will be ad1utant' ana
ascb Network branch will have separate cap
tain The letter carriers Of this city will also send
seventy delegates to the convention proper.
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FRUIT SHIPPERS SUFFER.
PRICES Low BECAUSE OF THE ovERsUPPLY
-CONsIGNEEs REJECT WATERMELONS.


-CONSIGNEEs REJECT WATERMELONS
The week has been severe one for a great many
shippers Of fruit 20 this market. At this particua-
time I'm the summer the number OF consumers OF
fine fruit is much reduced through vacations. The
melon trade has been the worst sufferer for the
last six days Even the desirable Georgia water
melons In some Instances have been LETT nj ar
rival points by conslRnees who hay" not wished 10
pay the freight Tho receipts Tor the week were
% carloads. -,
Muekmeions unicss strictly hne arc drug a
almost any price. The Rocky Ford 'isin an !
Jenny Lind receive the most attention mere -
no announcement Tor peach consumer a., an
forna arrivals are fairly liberal but inc prohu.t'o
az tho coast which has TO be 81 sturdy quhlN ~
come so far does not suit the majority OF c0nsnr,s
who have become accustomed 10 the dehsnuuIl2
favored Crawf,rds ana Rarerpes 81 pelawate MI
Ncw-Jrrscy and the rich Elbertas of trofelh "s
assortment Of table pears - larger. late addlo,
being CLAMPS Favorite and the 'htharlh'' "''
fornIa viii lead until fall varieties come -.
Gooseberres and Eastern plums are hdd'! 20 , w
LIST a, tho week Raspherries are anout ,hI"uh 4.
coming and hlackherrics and hMckehTrrr,es, ~
now going largely 10 preserves. There u lHitN =
suppy Of apples but as they are in"sty Pr,,,-,ii,
chaap prices rule for all except the bcSt H'"""''
early iippius and fow othtrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
MOUNT VERNON.

TIE authorities II this city are making a Join,
effort TO enforce the dox tax. Recently the police
took census of all the dogs in town, and left
a copy OF the city ordinance with each owner. so
that he would have ample warning 10 take out
u license. Nearly two hundred owners who have
failed 10 pay the tax, have received summons 10
appear In the Court OF Special Sessions On Friday
md Saturday Judge Bennett fined six OF the
dellnquonts from SO TO $50 each. and told them
that unless the sums were paid at once he
would send them TO Jail. Many more cases are 10
come up this week. and there has been a rush at
the City Clerks office to secure licenses. Two years
ago the police made a similar raid that yielded a
revenue OF about 5000. and the means Of
Kidding the city Of many worthless dogs, whose
owners abandoned them rather than pay the tax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
SING SING CAMP MEETING PLANS'

THE SIXTY EIGHTH ANNUAL SESSION WILL BE
OPENED on THURSDAY AND LAST TEN DAYS
The sxty-eighth annual camp meeting OF 'he
Network and Hudson River Camp Meeting A 80.
citation will be opened In It's historic grove on o'hs
cling Heights next Thursday and continue for ten
davs closing on Sunday night, August 20 with the
time honored custom Of Marching Around Jerusa-
lem" Instituted sixty-eight years ago ana SUN
maintained. The clergy head the process'oh' iC'
lowed by the worshppers singing hymns ana s'iah
ing hands with everybody the whole cohcluu'iis
with a general tubaton. when Ias's uii.'' ~ nv
night The session will be In charge OF the rev
DIR G w Millard presiding elder; the Rev u, w.
Couch and the Rev A. c. Morehouse. assisted ny
prominent clergymen who Will preach
Regular services will be held daily at g. ana
1920 a m and at 1870 p. m. The usual custom Vi
holding prayer meetings at all convenient oppo'-
tur,tie. viii be observed. on Sundays the ser
vices will be opened with n love feast al ~ III
There will be preaching NJ lo''V d. me- ~ "
and at 1870 p. r,.
Cbidren's Day Will be observed on TUESDAY
August Is and the managers have invited an sun"
dav.school superntendents officers ana teachers ~
come and bring the children.
reunion service at which an old fashioned re-
vival will be held is on the programme Tor Angus
- Il viii no under the charge Of Mrs. Maggie van
co,t HYMNS and tunes sung in the Church yeaiS
apo will be used and the ideas OF John wesley Il.
regard 10 simplicity will be upheld. The tents an"
cottages on the grounds all occupied anu III
dications point to large attendance
Tho caup meetings for nearly seventy years nave
heon one Of the important occasions OF the !'d,
70 the Methodsts OF Sing Sing. New-forK '''y anu
s,rrounding towns OF late years the camp meet
ines by the seashOre and in other paris ol Wv
~, b3 ~; Exceeded in attendance and in many AZ
t ~ features the old camp grounds on me
Westchester hills, but none or mem ar r1cb In
the members OF the denomination OF "S f''" J."
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MAMARONECK.

The assessors have completed their roll FOR the
present year and copy has been left at the home
OF W. H. Tilford, Mount Pleasant-st. and Mamar-
oneck-ave. where the same can be seen and ex-
amined until August Is. when the assessors Will
meet TO hear grievances -,
The New-York Suburban Gas Company has re-
duced prices to from 81 IS thousand rect
10 81 70, with 20 cents of Tor prompt payment Oh
bills making the price 81 10 net.
: A reward OF $50 Is being offered by the Larcn-
mont Yacht Club for the recovery OF an OIL pam.
the conviction Of the thief The painting repre-.
sents the interior OF old German inn, with three
fgures one girl and two ca, aers. II was taken
from the walls OF the clubhouse in the excitement
Of racing week
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YONKERS.

The Nsbet property. in South Broadway. 10 be
known as Washington Park passed into the cty's
possession yesterday, the Mayor and City Clerk
drawing their warrants in favor Of William F.
Nisbet, the owner. for $4,000.
The Santiago cannon will be placed on a stone
pedestal in front OF the High School Building this
week. under the direction OF Commissioner Cooper.
OF the Department OF Public Works.
Frank Jones, Of Brooklyn. was fined 80 In the
local court yesterday for cruelty 10 animals. He
had four horses that in the last stages Of
debility. and he leading them TO a horse
slaughtering place in the Seventh Ward. which is
believed to be nothing more or less than mart
for horse meat.
The recruiting station in this city has secured
but seven recruits for the Army after two weeks Of
eff
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ABSORBS BIG TILE WORKS.

Trenton. n. j., Aug. (SpeciaD.-The Imperial
Art Company incorporated here to-day. with a
capital stock OF q. 10000. The incorporators are
Hugh H. Hamill and John H. Scudder OF this city
and Colonel A. X. Kuser. OF Newark The new
company is TO absorb the Trent Tile Company. Of
this city and the large tile works at Barberton.
Ohio, both of whose plants II has purchased.
While II is denied that the company contem-
plates the formation OF a tile trust, has been
rumored. IT is said that 1t expects TO go into the
is to be erected here and this. with the works OF
the old Trent Tile Company. Is expected to supply
the Eastern market. while the Barberton works
will supply the Western trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
GIN FLIGHT OF 4 Why.

sad case OF destituton. sickness ana death
was Yesterday reported in Jersey city. Frederick
Schnaar OF No. 5eS Paisade-aVe, an Ola resi-
don, was once well TO do but unfortunate
,ry.stron,s left him pennlless His son Fred
erick twenty-one years old. and his daugh-
ter Mamie eighteen years old. found employ
ment. and supported the family mont, ~, ago NE
CO. he u,as rrmovod 10 Christ Hospital liis sister,
Who had nursed him. contracted the disease ana ana
she Vas removed TO the hospital on "Wednesday.
on Thursday the father was conveyed To me nos
,taI az his troubles had produced nervous prostrd-
Pa "a do,rentia The son died Friday night.
rSn cnudi,,on Of the father II serious.
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yrUaRK'S NEW CITY NAIL.

Mayor Seymour OF Newark N MS "s' "hn""'
sooo 70 the Common Council strongly recon-
orded the erection Of a new CITY Hall. and pro-
rosed that the site selected should he Military
park in Broad-st The Common Council al ts
meeting on Friday night adopted rcsou'iOh r.
1,uostino the Mayor 10 take suitable steps IN me
matter With the abandonment OF the present Clty
IIau tho CITY viii have nearly NpOW worth OF rear
a'ate 70 disnose OF for cash and this amount VIII
nearly paw for a new City Hall The municipality
&C. nov having rent for The two district courts
and other offices and as all these offices can be
located I'm the new building there Will be con-
siderable sum saved
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, Aig Cotton easy: middlng Sac. "a
midding. 6-i6c good ordinary. 7-i8c; receipt"
bales; sales. 6s4. stock o. 223 - ass.
Baltimore. Aug. Cotton nominal: middns. ~,
low middling. i5-l6c; good ordinary 55-6c gross "
ceipts. S51 bales; stock. CATS a.. "a,
s., Louis Aug Cotton auiet middlins nrse.,p,G
~ bales gross las: shipments i73: stock 90 476 ,ov
Memphis Aug. Cotton steady: middling. bte;
mddng l5'6c; good ordinary. +sc; receipts. 81 oA'
shipments l724: sales 1907 stock, 60 IA,
Savannah, Aug 5-Cotton steady: mitdlins. ese, ia
mddns 4sc receipts $50 bales: sales II; stock Is ~
New-Oreans. Aug Cotton quiet and steady; "a,
ding 5kc: low mlddng 4ho: good ordinary 80 49,
receipts q bales; exports to the Continent <sse ss
ESQ., stock lS7.69i.
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TROLLEY GRABBfNG ~ WESTMINSTER.

INDICATIONS THAT THE "HUCKLEBERRY" ROAD
WANTS TO GET 4 BELT LINE MONOPOLY.
Efforts are being made by several Influential men
In Greenburg 20 acquire consents from property
owners for the right Of way for a trolley hne from
Hastings to Tarrytown. The Union Trolley Com
many now has n franchise from Yonkers far az
The Greenburg Township line. but under the law
The only highway running from Hastings to Tar
rytown. IT is thought there that the company
connect with its line at Tsrrytown. and thus form
a fclt line around Westchester County.
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SLIGHT ACCIDENT DELAYS THE LAIN.

The North German Lloyd steamship Lain arrived
Yesterday from Bremen. She was about thirty-si
hours late she had 10 lie to shortly after leav-
ing Bremen while repairs were made 10 the for
ward connections OF her main shaft. After that
she proceeded her voyage 10 this port at the
rate of about sixteen knots hour. There were
225 cabin passengers and 2s6 steerage
he T.ahn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YoRK-sATuRDAY. AUGUST g. 1900


ARRIVED
Steamer st Louis. Passow. Southampton and Cher
bourg July % mdse i35 cabin and 2i6 steerage
passengers International Navigation Company. Arrived
a a 1852 q m.
Swansea n with mdse James Arkell a Co. Arrived
the Bar a s p m
Steamer Idaho (Br) Marshall Hull July q. with
and cabin passenger TO Sanderson q Son Arrived at
the Bar at IN.
Steamer Lain der). Pohe. Bremen July Is and South
ampon 20. with mdse 227 cabin 296 steeraEe pas
sensers to 0erchs Co Arrived at the Bar at $50
steamer IAsbonense (Br). Bennett, Maranham July H.
Ceara 20 and Para "a with mdse and passengers TO
Edmund Reeks Co. Arrived at the Bar at IL . m.
Steamer Curtyba Ger. Hoppe Sagua July Is Caiba-
rien 20 Chrdenas 70 and Maanzas August 1. with
Bar at IL a m $1,000 ~ N
Steamer Nhaka Gen. Brsckinfeider, Tsmpco July 70
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PORT CHESTER.

Carl Christensen. OF this village, who went TO
Klondyke nearly three years ago. returned home
yesterday in company with two Danes living In
East Port Chester He says that he made $4,000 IN
Alaska and the Danes made $4,000 each.
A, a meeting of Newell Rising Post No. !, Vet
Grams OF the SPANS American war held on Friday
evening in their rooms. II. b. Smith, jr gave the
nost a crayon portrait OF the late Newell Rising
II is the only picture OF Rising in the uniform
OF the Navy The original was taken shortly before
he lost his life In the Maine disaster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
PERTH ANNOY BANK MAY REoPEN.

STATE BANKING COMMISSIONER SUGGESTS FILL
,,.c THE OFFICES OF THE SAVINGS ISsTr-
Tt-TION SOW VACANT
Perth Ambuy. Aug (speciaD-Presdent r. II
Pierce Of the Perth Amboy Savings BANK r''e''e'
q letter to-day from William Bettlc, State Com
missioner Of Ranking and Insurance. suggesting
that the vacancies in the hank caused BY The res
ignations Of three members OF the Valentine am
Uy be filled by the election 81 me BEST men H"'
can be procured President Pierce takes ms 10
mean that the bank viii D" permitted To- reopen
The Valentines have paid n" balance Hur a' An
them ON the bond OF George VI. Valentine. IN" Hr
fauiting cashier OF the Middlescx county tank
who was also treasurer OF the saVnRs INST ION
Tho bonds and the losses they sustain by tn" Tor
feiuro ~ their stock IN the bank entail loss upon
the father and uncles Of the d"tauI'hs chS''e' u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
QUINLAN FAILS TO GET A PLACE.

THE HARVARD ATHLETE TAKES PART IN GAMES
AT ROYTON
Royton. Aug 5.-At the athletic games here to-
day j. +. QuInlan. OF Harvard University one Of
the team which recently competed at the Queen !
Club whore he the 1no-yard dash took part In
the lO0-yard dash. the 220-yard hurdle and the
22O-yard fiat race. but failed 70 secure place.
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rro MEN RETURN WITH $500 900.

Petersburg. Ind Aug. (speciaD.-Max Beaver.
~ New-York and Frank {. Lory OF this city.
have returned from the kl'noike WIN F-"V"
18th y, gold dust Lory left for the gold fields
,h,,tv months ago When he reached there he
met Beaver Lory had just enough money to pay
his expenses en- route, and he and Beaver made
a partnership agreement and began to pile up
~ aust He and Beaver returned to see their
tnu,,iieS and will 10 back TO their claims In tho
Kinrdike within short time Lory says vice
daunts itself universally among The miners. who
come from all walks OF IRE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
THE LAKE TUG LINES.

Buffalo. Aug. 5.-After negotiations covering a
period Of six weeks. It was officially announced to-
day that the harbor tugs in Maytham's and Hand
q Johnsons lines have been absorbed by the Great
Lakes Towing Company, otherwise known a. the
Tug Trust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
A WOULD-BE BRIDGE JUMPER CAUGHT

A well dressed young man. who declined TO give
his name or address tell anything about himself.
attempted to Jump from the Brooklyn Bridge about
o'clock last night He was caught by a policeman
in time 20 prevent the leap and locked up he sald
he was homeless. respondent and out or WORK. ana
wanted to die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06

transports used between the United States ana
Porto Rico to the military establishment and they
cannot be used hereafter for transportation OF per-
sons and teria required for the civil government
OF those islands The latter transportation shall be
by commercial lines. The steamship companies
piyIng between the United States and the Islands
complained that the Army transports were usurp-
Ing their legitimate business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06

..o and Jacob III Wheeler, clerk. The voters nave
ices anu led * o6 for the expenses of the school
Year and Miss B. O. Trube OF Broad~ dTreI nas
9ogarad 70 support a kindergarten free OF EXPENSE
~ On convection with the Fraser Free Schooi ..A
'"Wiliam / Ode has been elected trustee OF 'ne
Ardsley School District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06

TRANSPORTS FOR ARMY BUSINESS ONLY.
Washington, Aug. 5.-An order has been issued by
the War Department which confines the Army
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC


Sunrise SOL Sunset 7:l0 Moon sets pm -lMoons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
N-sandy Hook Al Gov. Island sl3 He'll Gate 1905
N-Sandy Hook Gov. Island s;l6 Hell Gate 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
HASTINGS.

Tn. new oficers Of the Hastings School District
are Charles w. Miller and James y. Hogan. Gus'
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H.. ,os,,o Sutherland Mavor Yonkers. y Y
7 Grd I will be able u

hon Leslie NIIE,"Ii -, A.. ~ -
ot,cnd The Firemen's Convention at Yonkers on the
18th inst what hour do you wish me MY stGy
monroe definitely that ! will he present The route
that l shall take to 0cott, NIAGARA Dounty WI.
as n NAV go by way Of Erie In that case sup
pose | would have to return TO New ork from
Yonkers Let know what trains coud 'ahe
back TO NeH-York Faithfully yours.
~ THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
1'pon the receipt ~ the letter Mayor Sutherland
said that plans would be formed Immediately for
the Governors reception
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
GovERNOR ROOSEVELT TO VISIT Y0NKERS.

HE ACCEPTS THE INVITATION TO ATTEND THE
STATE F1REMEN's CONVENTION.
Governor Roosevelt will open the state f1remeh
Convention In Yonkcrs on August 10 a letter mas
been received by Mayor Sutherland. whlch se's III
rest all doubts TO hiS acceptance OF 'he HnNl'"
ton The Governors letter follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MONDAY. AUGUST

MONDAY, AUGUST 4
ve,s. For Line Mails close. Vessel sails
A n Tnorp curacao. Red D........... - 100 p m
TUESDAY. AUGUST s.
pasgry Cape Haytien. 100 p m 800
Lain bremen. Lloyd :.......... 700 m 1000 m
Rrnsllin Hamburg Hamb AM. $3.50 m
aignnnun Charleston. clyde ..-..... 800
y,Snifred. New-Orleans, Morgan. 800
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST o.
(, Louis Southampton American. 1900 a m 10 90 a m
Wesernland Antwerp Red Star 1880 a m 1900
Teu,onic Liverpool. White Star. goo III 1900
vlgIancia Havana s. Cuba 100 800
Advance Colon Panama II ........ll 90 u m leo
Ai,r,o Galveston, Mallory. 300
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Announcements

"Zuni."
A warm weather collar.