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New-York tribune., 1901-08-03
THE CADILLAC WILL DEFEND.
CHOSEN TO KEEP THE CANADA'S CUP FRON
THE INVADER

Chicago Aug. 2.-The Cadillac. of Detroit has
been officially selected defend the Canada's Cup
against the Canadian challenger Invader. The de-
cision was reached to-day by the judges after the
Cadillac had another decisive victory over the
Milwaukee. beating her the line by about
eleven minutes.
The course to-day triangular. twenty-one
miles In length. with the wind blowing at twenty
I've miles from the north and northeast
a iib and centreboard were carried by the
Milwaukee when she appeared. Just the starting
gun fred. She first across the line, with
the Cadillac ten seconds in her wake The course
and condition OF wind were to the liking Of the
Milwaukee and she had lead Of three
fourths Of a mile. The boats were about his dis
tance apart when the first buoy was reached. on
the second Lex both used their balloon jibs and as
the Cadillac gained slightly under conditions sup
posed to be favorable to the Milwaukee, it
was the general opinion that the would go to
the Detroit boat. the last leg of the course was
a run windward. in which work the Cadillac has
steadily shown herr superiority.
The Milwaukee had a lead OF two minutes at the
second buoy. but soon the windward work
began the Cadillac gained steadily. She quickly
passed the milwaukee,. and increased her lead all
the way home. She two minutes behind AT the
second buoy and finished eleven minutes ahead.
making a gain OF thirteen minutes in the last
seven miles The official elapsed time was; The
Cadillac. 2.5i 30: the Milwaukee, S.O6.0S.
The first between the Invader and the
Cadillac will be sailed on August 10, weather per-
hitting.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03
JOCKEY SUSPENDED AT DELMAR

ST. Louis. Aug. 2-Favorites and outsiders divided
to-day's Demar Park honors. Jockey Dale the
leading rider at Delmar Park. has been suspended
Indefinitely for deliberately charging that Starter
Dade yesterday Intentionally left him at the post
On Dan Paxton. a heavily played horse. Track fast
Summary:
First race Zone mile and yards seIlnE)I4and
Eo. 100 tBatiste) 10 !. Quannah Parker
CGilmorel 3 10 i second Inuendo 1Oa IT o'ERr,en,
70 ?. third. Time. 1:4Sh.
Second race five furlonss purse)-W. l.. George 10
tSneln 10 70 l. won Lillian NJ. III McIntyre1 4 !.
'
Third Zone mile senn,-Menace. Io2 IT. ORren)
90 5. Zonne (CSimore), 2 second; Iadas
1oe CF' Jones). 10 10 /. third Time. i;42
Fourth furlongs seling)-Ciuide Rock
0indseyl 70 1. won; T1ckful 105 Ct o'Brien). TO
l:29.
Fifth mile ana seventy yards selng)-Frank
Pesrce f07 arringer), 20 ], won Benham III Fale-
hy). 70 2 second: zaze 100 CWatson). /. third
Time 14s.
Sixth tseven furongs: selIne)-Nearest, io5 ~
jones'. Four Leaf G, IOS IT O Br1en). o
!, second: Revoke. Io7 NGlmoreI. l. third Time.
:2sh
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03
TRoTTING-2.24 cIAss-PrRaE- Son
TRoTTING-2:I4 CLAss-PURsE. $500
WHIST TOURNAnENT NEARLY oTER

Milwaukee Wis. Aug 2.-Inerest In the Amer
lean Whist League tournament Increases as play
In the contests for the various trophies nears
end Chicago is stil in the lead for the Hamilton
Club trophy, with Cleveland a close second. In the
American Whist League trophy contest Minneapolis
and Chicago running a close race
T. }. Tormey of San Francisco was to-day elected
president Of the league without opposition. Other
officers elected are: Vice-presdent. Robert H.
Meems. of Brooklyn; recording secretary, Henry f.
Iry. or chicago; corresponding secretary, Ernest
- cooper. OF Shelbyville Tenn; treasurer John I.
Mitchell, or Chicago directors for full term. George
l. BUM OF ST. Paul. Mimi; j. Everhard FabeT, of
New York J. c. Cummings, OF Des Moines Iowa,
ana j. w. Dnsenherry. OF Scranton. Penn.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03
TENNIS.
PARET WINS CONNECTICUT CHAMPION
SHIP FROM PERRY.
fBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1BuSE.I

IBY TELEGRAPH The TRIBUSE.l
Norfolk, Conn., Aug. al. ParmIy Paret captured
the lawn tennis championship OF the State of Con-
necticut here this afternoon by beating Lewis
Perry OF Williams in fast three set challenge
match for the Bridgman cup. Perry put up good
defence, but Psret kept largely the base line and
hit the bah harder than Perry and still made fewer
errors. The trophy had been in competition six
years, and Perry had already won it twice. II
would have become his property If he had beaten
Paret to-day. The first set close, but after
that the New-Yorker had matters much his own
way. He led up TO 81 in the second set and then
won out by 90. while in the third he had the
score AT 80, and after losing two games out
the set 60.
The final Of doubles this morning resulted in a
long five set match. Paret and Hickox got a lead
OF two sets 10 one, but Perry and Blogden finally
pulled out the fourth and fifth sets. taking the
match after hard struggle. The features of the
match were HickoK's lobbing and Perry's fast vol
leying. The tournament ended this afternoon with
an unexpected victory for Hickox over Leroy In the
hnal match for the consolation prize. The Gays
summary follows:
Championship singles challenge round,-J. Parmly
e-2 '
Championship doubles final round)-Iewis Perry and
3-s. 4-S C-i. e-2
Consolation singles (hnal round)-Ralph Hickox beat
Robert Leroy. e-2 e..
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03
WINNERS AT GoODWOOD.

London, Aug 2-The Barbary Maid gelding
Thorpe) won the race for all aged selling plate
(of los soveregns for two-year-olds and upward
the winner 10 be sold by auction for 100 sovereigns
distance, six furlongs. at the Goodwood meet
ing to-day. Lilly Palmer ('Clem'' Jenkins) was
second. and Kilmantle came In third.
The Hortensia filly q. II. MARTINI won the Mole
comb Stakes (of 50 sovereigns each with 200 SOW
ereigns added, for two-year- -olds) six furlongs ST
Alwyne came in second, and William c. Whtney's
Abeyance filly IL. Ren) third.
Neritable &C. Jenkins) the race for a two
yearold selling plate (of lo3 sovereigns the winner
10 be sold by auction for 100 sovereigns) distance
Leather Fire finished third
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03
WENTWORTH TOURNAMENT RESULTS

Newcastle, n. H.. Aug. 2.-The results in two
matches In doubles in the Wentworth tennis tour
nament to-day will bring the Wright brothers
against Little and Alexander in the finals to-mor-
The Wrights from Fuller and Hobart
by steadier tennis though they had a bad sump
in the second set. Little and Alexander were
plainly out of condition In their match against
whitman and Penhallow. and played a listless
game. They will be in difficulty when they meet
the Wrights tomorrow afternoon.
In the forenoon the semi-finals in singles were
played, Hobart defeating Irving Wright and Little
having a victory Childs. The days SUMMARY.
singles (senl-nnal round)-c. Hobart beat l. c. Wright
Ca Go r.. ID, Little beat C. l. Childs: 60. 3-6 30
(semi-hnal round)-B G Wright and I o,
wright beat c. Hobart i. Fuller. Ga. al 81
p % Little and F. b Alexander beat H. II. Whitman and
q H Penhall ~ 6-3. Go.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03
Sports
0pORISneN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

RAcING.-Brighton Beach Racing Association Brighton
Beach 2.3O p. m.
coIF-Open professional and amateur tournament
Hollywood monthly handicap. Richmond County:
handicap. Baltusro; handicap. Crescent Athletic Club
handicap Ardsey, tournament Shlnnecock Hills bali
handicap. Cedarhurst class handicaps Englewood;
FnrewooG Dyker Meadow, four ball foursomes
FLUSHING Hllandale at Apawamis. mixed foursomes.
BaysWater' mems handicap. Lake Mahopac; mems
f0ursOmes. SeabTlght.
x.CHrTNG.-Sec0nd Newport Assocation's races:
club Of Indian Harbor Yacht Club: fourth
sDecia for Lighthouse Cup Penataqut COrinthsn
Yacht Club; handicap race, Quincy Yacht Club; as
ISOLATION regatta. Moriches Yacht club; for
Robert Centre memorial prizes Seawanhaka Corin-
ihlan Yacht Club; Hampstead HarboT Yacht Club
gatia
cANOEING.-Ameriean Canoe Association Thou
sand Islands. ST. Lawrence River.
TRAP sHOOTING.-Grand Prix -du Casino Namur.
Belgium.
RIFLE SHOOTING.-Internatonsl and interstate rife
matches Tor Palma trophy, Sea Girt. n. ].
cYCGING-At Manhattan Beach; walthour. stinson and
Nelson. Philadelphia.
WHIsT.-Eleventh American whist congress- Milwaukee
cRIc-K KET-Ma lhattan Montclar Montclsir; Kings
County Brooklyn. Prospect Park Manhattan
Paterson, Prospect Park. Nelson Lodge VS. Newark
Prospect Park: Brooklyn knickerbocker Athletic
Cub Bergen Point.
raWN TENNIS.-Ward and Davis the wrenn
." brothers. Crescent Athletic cub
ATHLETICS Athletic Club games. Maspeth
Long Island, 2:30 p. m.
BAsFRAIL.-Philadelphia New-York Polo Grounds
$50 p. m. Brooklyn Boston. Boston: Montclair
Is Morrstown, Morristown: knckerbockers
Crescent Athletic Club, Bay Ridge.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03
Mobile Rapid Transit and the
Problem of the BROOKLYN Bridge

gcapacty
grushh
5000 hour Even these figures
and cable tracks free for Mobiles
the
no far and no yiBrahon Tn.
pneumatic combined wh the Wonae
dTranstw bridge
hundred feet each would allow r Hepr @ n @
On the central two thousand feet of the bridge
the Bridge going one hundred thousand both
The Mobile Company Europe
transit After long placed perfect
Rapid Transit Carriage Every requisite complete Entirely SAFE
less easier motion than the finest carriage uxuosy
and finished detail the carriage
art the Mobile Rapid Transit Wagone offered the public
hundred dollars price that brings within the reach OF
streetar veryman for touring and parties
house and still important
in CrOsS.Own lines depot and hotel services
in
where the Mobile
o IN of 'front.' to
thirty cent but furnishing service which would
particular speedy comfortable and from
view; saving fe that lands IFS the sidewalk service
much ahead the electric treetca that class
Old-fashioned horse
Mobile
o
THE MOBILE COMPANY OF AMERICA,
PHILIPsE-MANoR-oN-THE HUDSON
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03
PACING 2.I7 CLASS PURSE 500.
TRoTTING-2.4o CLAss-PuRsE. $500
OLD sAUGUs MEETING CLOSES

Boston, Aug. 1.-Two trotting races closed the
meeting at the Old Sagus track to-day.
The 2:24 trot by Marion wilkes as was
expected in three straight heats. In the third heat
Wilkes. big, rangy Connecticut horse forced the
winner in the fastest heat OF the race There were
two casters in this race. and the mare succeeded
In taking third money, the geldng getting fourth
The 2:14 class trot surprised the talent who had
picked Consuela s. a winner but she only took
the nrst heat and that a scratch. Waukeeu
could not have lost II had not the loosening OF
OF her boots caused her 20 break badly. and fan
back to NTH place. In the second heat AIkaIone
came Unexpectedly 10 the front. winning handily
The next two heats and the his with
ease. Consuela S breaking badly. and thereby los
ing all chance of winning. Summaries:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03
POLO.
BRYN MAwR TAKES A SLOW GAME FROM
POINT JUDITH.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIRUNE.l

Narragansett Pier, r. l.. Aug. 2-In rather
tame special game Bryn Mawr represented by III.
Disston c. r. Snowden. a. Wheeler and A F.
Kennedy defeated the Point Judith Country Club
team made up of j. l. Blair w. w Keith r. +.
Strawbridge and II. c. Brokaw, by n of 10
to S. The game lively at times. but
marred by much loose scattered playing and miss
ing of the ball Keith and Blair played fairly well
for Point Judith. while Kennedy and Wheeler did
best for Bryn Mawr. Point Judith received handi-
cap of two goals. The play throughout of
rather loose character and more for practice than
for ANYTHING else The first period closed with the
score TO i'm favor of Point Judith and the second
with the score to In favor of Point Judith. The
third period proved snapper and Bryn Mawr took
a brace that at the close of the period the score
was TO in favor OF Bryn Mawr. The fourth
period was uninteresting each side making two
goals and the game closed with the score 10 to
in favor of Bryn Mawr. The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03
sc4NyELL AND mDoNALD AGREE.

Fire Commissioner Scannell and John B. McDon-
aid contractor for the subway. have reached an
agreement about repairs to fire alarm wires wAich
the subway wOrkmen knocked out of joint Cor
poration Counsel Whalen succeeded in bringing the
opposing parties together on friendly footing 1t
has been agreed that the repairs should be made
two-thirds of the expense TO be borne by Mr.. Nc
Donald and one-third by the Fire Department Ahe
Board of Estimate will be asked 10 make the nece-
sary transfer TO flow Commissioner ScanneI 20 90
his part OF the contract. The cost is estimated at
S6o00.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03
DATES OF NATIONAL CONTESTS

Newport. r. l.. Aug. 2.-The tennis singles and
doubles championships Of the United States will
begin In this city Tuesday. August 13
1t is announced that entries for the singles must
be received by James Dwight. Casino Newport on
or before Thursday, August s.
In doubles Little and Alexander, Western cham
pons, VIII play Ware and Wright Eastern cham
pions on August 13 and the winners will meet
Ward and Davis. the present national champions
on August IL. The national nterscholastc matches
Will begin on August 13.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03

90 20 and ~ I; Dora F. 107 (Young, 300 10 and
o. 70 l.; Primo. John lo2 Downnr) 20 TO and l.
ana Brookweec. 100 Cochran. and 3 TO l. ais
by half length. Time. 1:l5A.
SIXTH RACE-3- -year-olds or over: u miles
j. D. Cr1mmins Jr.'. eh. h. Intrusive by
Meddler-Frolc Grace. g. I2i. ..(ShaW0 Ia out
MeSrathlana Prince. l. 1oi. .(Miehaels) 81 So
Fstalst 4. lH--.----.....-.. CO'c 'connor) 6-i ii
Dsturber li2 Cdouncel. 10 l 10 2: Alsike 1O2
sSrennsn) 30 TO and TO l. Elsie Skip 100 Cochran)
oo 70 and 10 70 J. and Harry McCoun CBooker)
20 and 9 10 !. also Start good CleverIy by
lengths: place ridden out by half length Time
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03
J wGREGOR ADAMS M4RRyED

J. McGregor Adams. of Chicago, the president
OF the Adams & Westake Company married Miss
Edythe Belle MacGregor last Thursday afternoon
at the home of the brides sister. Mrs Ferdinand
Wegand. at No. 122 Kenilworth Place. Vanderveer
Park Brcoklyn. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. James c. Morris. assistant rector of ST.
James's Church.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03
HARNESS RACING.
CRESCEUS NOT THE ONLY GOOD TROT-
TER AT COLUMBUS.

columbus. Ohio, Aug. 2-Twelve thousand people
watched the two races which. with Cresceuss sue
cessful trial against time. closed the Grand Circuit
meeting to-day. The moderated gelding Harold H.
an almost prohbitive favorite won the 2ll pace IN
straight heats He never headed, and finished
each heat pulled almost to a walk and lengths
ahead or his field The first two heats were paced
within quarter of a second of his record, 2Os lie
would have paced fun second faster If there had
been another horse in the able to push him.
Major Marshall showed better form than any OF the
other starters and took second money. The 2Is
pace was more closely contested. John r. Potts
was the favorte at 25 to 30 for the field Of six He
won the first heat easily, and the second by a nose
in a hard drive from Captain Potter This heat
finished Pottss chances, and he just saved his dis
tance thereafter. Captain Potter the third
heat, but he also fell away, and c. F. w. took the
next three heats and the race, pacing the fourth
heat in 2lOA. Notwithstanding that the fields have
been somewhat below the average in number. the
racing has been of high quality all through the
week and the meeting the most successful ever
given by the Columbus association. Summary:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03
TIRGINIA'S GOVERNOR AT WEST POINT

West Point n. Y. Aug. 2.-Governor Tyler OF
Virginia is visitor at West Point He arrived
last night. and is being entertained by Captain
Rivers, the post adjutant. At o'clock this morn
Ing a salute of seventeen guns was fired in his
honor. The Governor conducted through the
various departments of the Military Academy to-
day by Colonel Treat, the acting superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03
FOR SAIL. UP BEAUTIFUL SHREWSBURY TAKE THE
RED BANK LINE
Leave foot of Franklin ST.. Friday Aug . A. NJ
ana p NJ. Saturday. Aug 3. A. NJ. and 43O P. NJ.
SMITHS WILL TO BE CONTESTED AGAIN
MRS. CoRwINE WILL ONCE MORE TRY TO GET
PART OF HER FATHERS ESTATE.

The will of Thomas c. Smith. the Greenpoint
porcelain manufacturer, which admitted to
probate by the Surrogate Of Kings County after a
bitter legal fight Is TO be contested In the Supreme
court. Mrs. Ella Smith COrwine. daughter OF Mr..
Smith, the claimant for portion Of her fathers
estate. was cut off without penny. Her lawyer.
Byron Trevis yesterday obtained from Justice
Dickey order permitting him to serve notice OF
the coming suit upon Pastora Chace by publication.
Mrs Chace who is a sister OF Mrs. Corwine. lives
in France. Her father left his estate to her and
brother. Charles II. L. Smith
Mrs Corwine is the wife OF John Corwine. for
merIy a paymaster In the United States navy. In
1897 Mr.. Corwne was charged with the misappro-
priation of government funds Certain OF the gov
ernment checks were traced TO Mr.. Smith. and he
was indicted by the Federal grand jury and placed
under arrest Mrs. Corwine had testified before
the grand Jury. Mr. Smith was released, but cut
Mrs Corwine off in his will. -
IL is claimed by Mrs. Corwine that the VIII ShOuId
be declaerd void on account of the alleged influence
OF Mrs. Chace and the brother.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03
PLATTSBURG BONDS SOLD HERE.

Plattsburg, n. Y. Aug. 2-Bonds OF the par value
of $4,000 issued by this village for and street
improvements sold yesterday to Dick Broth
ers, of New-York City. The bonds carry interest
S12 per cent, and the price paid for them
SD, psi %.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03
CONSTITUTIONS MAST UNsTEPPED.

mast was unstepped this afternoon by the floating
derrick Archer and the spar laid on the wharf.
Tomorrow the mast which is in the south
shop the HERES hoffs will be stepped. The Con-
sttution will get away from here until late
n
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03

THE HORSE SHOW At LONG BRANCH
The increasing popularity of horse shows
summer resorts is shown by the attend
nnce Rt the Monmouth County show Mt Long
Branch. Some interesting features of this
years show. The sunday Tribune to-mOr-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03
ANCIENT PIANOS.

unique collection of these curious in
struments to he found in the metropolitan
Museum of Art In The sunday Tribune to-
morrow.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03
4 GOOD FINISH AT NASHUA.

Nashua. y. II. Aug Except in the second heat
OF the 217 pace. the finishes in to-days races at
the Nashua Driving Park rather tame. In
that heat Helen made grand attempt to take
first place. but beaten a nose by Shorty the
wire All the races won by favorites and in
straight heats. The summaries:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03
EXPLORING THE ANTARCTIC

Four important expeditions to explore
these unknown regions being organized
this year. The British and German ventures
nre very promising. In The Sunday Tribune
Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03
GREY FRIAR WILL NOT RACE.

Montreal Aug. At was announced this aftet-
noon that Lorne Campbell Curre's yacht Grey
Frlar which was defeated recently in the Sea
wanhaka Cup series. viii not be taken 10 ST. Paul,
where "A series OF races was to have been arranged
with a boat of the White Bear club.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03

Word has been received in this city of the mar
riage at Geneva, Switzerland. OF Miss Edith Rut-
gers Crosby w r. Lethaby of London Miss
Crosby is the daughter of the late Rev. Dr. How
ard Crosby, Of this city. The ceremony took place
In the American chapel.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03

has developed suspension and cnntiIever
bridges 10 their present almost perfect con-
dition. In The Sunday Tribune tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03
IDEAL OUTING TRIP
An nay SfN0AY on LONE ISL Ann SotTND

on SUNDAYS the fast steel STEAMER CHEs-
TER W. CHAPLIN leaves Pier % East River. Of
Slip. $50 A M E S1st St GAS A due
Haven eco p. NJ Returning due abou.
500 P NJ. About hour in New Haven Music A
delightful sll-water trip
Fare. sI.OO Round Trip. Children, so CseA
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03
"MOBILE" RAPID TRANSIT ROUTE
THROUGH WALL STREET.
Running from Wall Street
Rector to New Jersey Central at
Pennsylvania Railway


f a rOnthe ulson
Steet
The cost mile
the
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03
PACING-2:11 CLAss-PURsE. $1,000
GOOD SPORT AT ISLAND PARK.

Albany, Aug. 2-The racing. trotting and pacing
at Island Park to-day fully up the standard
Of the first few days The results and summaries
follow:
TROTTING-2:22 CLAsS-PURsE $500 Continued from
Thursday
Away, ch. m, by Ambassador tBurch). ....... 3
rem beLnaE y, en-; m snyder .................
LORD middleton br. x. Smith ............... 3
Matte Smelz Oh. tDoblel .................. . 3
clarence r, blk (Ftitesl. Observation-Disclosures.
fleaSant Hi!l Bele. b. Davis ........... dis
Time-2:2O% 2:lsIz. PISA. 2:1s4
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03

that
large gonIygO
n smaller
o p character
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03
Total commandments. 13l Total ......
AMERICAN TALENT

Score-Point Judith :; Bryn Mawr 10.
received handicap . Referee-M w Smit
II. Decoppst. Timer-E. A. Mitchell.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-03
Three Rapid Transit Mobiles" costing $3.50
work OF an electrical streei-car plant which would

I the
e kdrd transit WagSntes would cost from half
costing would
the
long during
b
on work at the end OF that would
f a turn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-06

PrawIe Point Oct 5EPassed steamer John sanderson
(Br). Smith. New-York for Havre and Dunkirk
Queenstown. Oct 3 7:10 m-Arrived steamer Erura
(Rr). Mckay, NewYork for Liverpool proceeded;
$50 m. sailed steamer Celtic (Br. Lindsay 0rom
Liverpool. New-York.
Antwerp Oct ARRIVED steamer British Prince tBr).
Smith. New-York: 9TH sailed. steamer Kensngton
(Br). Thompson, New-York.
Hamburg Oct 2-Sailed. steamers Catans (Cero Bode.
Newport News; Sd, Elswiek Manor Gsr Emerson.
Ger. Voger, New-York via Cherbourg.
Copenhagen. Oct ARRIVED, steamer Nlcoai DAM.
Wolff. NewYork via Christania for Stettn.
Christiania Oct Arrived. steamer Ncolai DAM
Wolff. New-Yorh for Stettin.
Havre. Oct s 10 a m-Artved. steamer Bordeaux Fp.
(Fr). Alx. New-York
Cherbourg Oct 8, 6:2o m-Sailed. steamer Louis
Passow from Southampton. New-York
Cadiz Sept 30Sailed. Montserrat (Span) LAWN
New-York.
ST Vincent v Sep, Ie-Sailed, steamers Matin OBJ,
Archer from Network for Cape Town; 2sd, Rosario
tSpan,. Brasac, Port Eads.
Marseilles Oct S-Saed. steamer Anatoa tBr,. wilks
New-York.
Naples Oct ARRIVED Perusia Csr, Johnston
New-York.
Shanghai. OCT s-Arrvsd previously c.lcha.
Castle CBr) Mcdowell, New-York Singapore etc
Yokohama Oct 5-Ayrived previously Satsurla
CBr). Chubb. New-York via Singapore. etc
Oct S-Saied. steamer Belaura tBr),
Nsw-Tork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-06
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF MISREPRESENTATION. OCT. 5. 1901
ARRIVED.

Paul, Jamson. Southampton and Cherbourg
mdse, SO cabin and 395 pas
sengers International Navigation Company arrived
al Bar at l2l4 m
Steamer Princess CI5D. Freeth Antwerp Sep
TENDER . mdse 2 cabin passengers Sander
& Son. Arrived at the Bar at a IN.
Hekla dam. Hoist Copenhagen September 49,
Chrisana 10 Christiansand 90, with mdse cabin
and 35s steerage passengers TO Punch Edye Co.
at the Bar at 3 m.
Steamer La sayoie Pf). Poirot. Havre September Is
332 cabin and Goa the
Cornpsgne Generate Transstlsntique Arrived the Bar
al IL SO . m. October A.
Steamer Marstow CBr). Prout. Havre September and
Dunkrk 1e with mdee 70 Barber & Co. Arrived the
Bar al
Saratoga, Johnson, cientuegos September &c
Santiago Nassau October With ndse IS pas
sengers James e Ward n Co. Arrived Bar at
3:45 n N.