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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-30

Members of the Dyker Meadow Golf Club took
part yesterday in eighteen hole handicap against
bogie. The summary:
ELECTRICITY on TRUNK RO4DS.
CORNELIUS VANDERBILT DISCUSSES ITS ECON
oAiY COMPARED WITH STEAM

From his article in The North American Review.
Iuder certain conditions an increased cost of
advantageous TO the railway II il is accompanied
by great Increase in facilities convenience to
point discioses tn fact that this viii be the case
almost exclusively in passenger traffic. ana may
freight ~
The efficiency OF the systems under comparison
steam and electricity equal, for the loco
motive efficiency Is. As rule lower than the eff
power house. The higher efficiency of the latter is
units that he aT that 10 tb use e1ge
are condensing, that IT is not necessary to force
locomotives. and that there is smaller loss in
The mechanism of the engine itself. We
nto electricity transport IT along the rail- and use
the losses due 10 this process in order TO
determine its total efficiency These losses depend.
primarily on the distance between power houses
II continuous current be used, and on the location
OF sub-stations as well as power houses II alter
There would be "a greater hrst cost for any cleo
power houses sub-stations and third rail- for the
cost Of rolling stock equipment would be approx
in both eases We should SO Mace the mower houses
decrease the fuel cost 10 the point where this
atng charges on the amount OF capital required
Tor this system over that required for steam
Increased convenience and facilities in many
transportation. This convenience as We may term
1t for want Of a better word. includes general
quency of trains and IS the all important point in
passenger traffic Combining this with the fact
that. after certain density Of traffic is realized
the fuel cost may be reduced. have the reason
for the success OF the trolley system and for the
adoption OF electricity motive power certain
metropolitan and suburban roads. In passenger
tTafiC the position of the roads should determine
In the main whether electricity is to be adopted
due consideration being given TO the possibility
increasing the density OF traffic by increasing the
convenience, and final judgment being rendered
in its favor when il Is that the density induced
by this convenience will warrant the greater first
cost and produce larger net return latter de
Quoting interest and cost of operation of the ai-
dltonal machinery than will be produced if steam
power Is used. This net return may be procured
either by decreased fuel cost. II the density Of
traffc is sufficient, by increased rates should
the convenience he so increased that the paSser-
gers are willing TO pay FOR II.
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FINAL BRUSHES on SPEEDWAY
FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP WITH
NATHAN sTRAUs

The Road Drivers Association held its last Sc
ries of prearranged brushes on the lower stretch
Of the Speedway yesterday afternoon, four or five
thousand persons watching the trotters and PAGERS
in their contests
F. f. Smathers's chestnut PAGER Sphinx s, 2.01
won the brush OF the day, defeating David La
mars Nathan Straus. 20512. for the third time in
succession Thee horses now tied for the
pacing championship Of the Speedway, each having
won three times out 4of six, and an additional
contest will he required to decide the question Of
Supremacy
Axtello 2:l5 again defeated the fastest trotters
on the road showing speed enough TO make ii in
teresting for Kingmond. 2:09: Queen Wilkes, or any
other horse now in sight. His competitors were
Mr. smatherss Ida Highwood, 2O924, winner in
the grand circuit this year. and DR.. J. f Moore's
McMillin 2:17l4.
The other winners Of the day were W. G. Floyd
Joness bay trottng Camilla 21Si4, that de-
feated Sally Simpson. 2II12; IIderm, 2:2$l+ and
2:isl that scored in two brushes out Of three with
BIue Wilkes Comet McShedd. Maggie AIencon
and Belfrv Chimes DR.. J. S. SCOTS Lady AleXan-
dria thai defeated Delphia Tioga, Royalto and
Josh. Thomas +. Russells chestnut trotter POSI-
bility that defeated Freeland and Miss Fearing !:
DIR il D. GilIs Jack, 2:12IG that defeated Bell
ROY and Rosalet, and Christopher Hacketts chest
nut PAGER King Tom, 2:l9i4. that defeated Red
2l6i2.
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~ur SEASON or THE WASHINGTON
Jockey CLUB ENDED WITH THE
RACES OF YESTERDAY.

lexington Nov. 29.-The racing at Bennings to-
-. brought 70 o close the fan meeting Of the
-,biugton Jockey Club The fine weather
| rpt out one of the largest crowds of the meet
| ~ feature of the card was the Maximum for
..-sa-yesr-olds and upward at three miles on the
=. This race was won by Douro and. despite
1. slow going, he clipped four seconds from the
II nrevious record over this course. AT the start
,f,iar Nansir took the lead. with Douro and Car
s-os only heads behind Passing the two-nile
-ost carbuncle had lead of about six lengths
norro maintaining second position and Orontas
oriDe into third place
m this order they ran to the head of The stretch
-bs-e Cannon let Douro down and won by a
srgth and half from Major Mansir. with AIDE
~ Prince Third. Wool Gatherer took the steeple
Isre handily, drawing away from the bunch on
,5s fat Not actual favorite won, but the long
iced horses an had good followings. Himself
16n the first with "A length TO spare, and Meddling
Nary managed 10 get home half length in front
X Ink. the fayoTite IN the second Fhnt!ock played
-5s closing race by about eight lengths the first
Ioice finishing second Summary:
ri-, race ,hsh weight hsndcan: seven fur!ongs,-Him
eli i26 Brennan. 10 70 and !, won; jim Clark
p Cannon : 70 and , TO = second; Ascension 12S
re- y gs-t Rr7In=wi Eucalre Fan IF WarNc,
sars Bey Gallant II L. Coleman Senegal Rad and Lady
Second race naitsn two-yea5 olds six and one-haf
ruibacl colorsay. Merry sport Jim Buck also
Third race tstorpechase. sbout and one-haf miles,
~ G4-hsrr~ Ia Gallagher. = ! > won
sDuEhsmsn l5s Mr. Harr1sl. u and even. second
tFersl Dor Us 90 smith. 10 .. third Time 1882.
rsr-ra Victor and Cum Hone> also ran.
.rourled H. betting
Fourth race The Maximum; three s'-Douro lo2
a,srro7 ans > 70 /. Major Mansii. 1O4
ni75s- and !. second, Adelaide Prince. ~
Fe5fcrr4 J. third Time. 5;35. Orontas Carbuncle
ANDY Williams also
SIN 'tTe yearolds one mile and seventy yaris)
FTrock l'~ tNinGCr. ( 10 ! and = 10 !, Won CcuTte-
nan nj iRIaset. Us and to >. second. Meister
srFzr Us Cannon. .. third. Time so. Barle
mn Ben Howard. Medley and ArrahEowan also
sixth race DtGree- earolds ana upward. and one
sixteenth miIesAnimnsy. 90 III. Callahan. 10 and
I 70 won. Grail II tWilkersorl. to . and 10 = sec
r5. Si5elI walsh. J. third. Time. 81 Henry
raw Eve knight n the Garter Aminte. Double Dummy
CARROLL H. II fau and Ohnet also
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with mdse los cabin and passengers for
Baltimore to oelrichs Co Arrived the Bar at s:so
psma Il Pa 0s eeaG &c cabin anS $50
passengers to the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Line Ar
steamer 1 rI II az , I II Victoria october u
santos November and ST Lucia 90 with coffee 70 Al
Steamer Eyandale @ Buyers csleutss . oe,9bsT
10 with mdse Ralh Brothers; vessel Punch Edge
United states transport AIeciellad Nye Manila oeto
Malta and Gibraltar 10 with As passengers to the
United states ouartermaster's Department Arrived at
Stesme se9gs9 Pa.san TsmPGo Novsmos! q VIA Hs
Go. Arrived At the Bar at $40 m: ~ >-,
20 with Newfoundland Exploration Company;
steamer Visilanta Knight IN. Vera cruz November 20
sengers to James Ward Co Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Arapahoe Kemble Jacksonville November 20
and Charleston ~ with mdse and passengers to William
Steamer Nacoochee Askins Savannah November 70.
with mdse and to the Ocean S. Co Passed in
steiner Princess Taplsy newport News ,I and
SAILED
copenhagen ana Stefn Seminole Gharitson Phiiadei
phia, Curacao etc; BenefactOr Philadelphia; Moro
qs MnHshahs Fgo'sr more
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
PTtehard NewYork: Camoens 1Br,. Penrice New
York: sailed, steamer Umbria tBr'. button. New
Bristol Nov 2a-Arrived. steamer Brooklyn City CBo
London Nov 2a|Srrived steamer British Prince BD
Smith. NeW'-York for Antwerp 80
SOUTHAMPTON. 29-Sailed, steamer Philadelphia
Broomhead New-Y"rk via Cherbourg 'and passed
Hurst Castle 100
shields assailed, steamers Cim6Tia tDanl Hsuser
New York: 10Th Standard Ger, SHUTTER New ork,
PravIc Point. Nov 29-Passed steamer Colorado tBr,
Loveridge, New-YOrk for Hull r>-,>
Lizard. 2s-Passed. steamer Rotterdam 'putch'
Stenger. Rotterdam for New ork- ,,, .t..-,.
Antwerp Nov 29-Sailed steamer Finland. AIoreeht
Hayre Nov ~ a m-saied. steamer La Lorraine Cd
Altx York. ,,s n, -,
Pauilac Nov 2s-Arrived. steamer Beeswing tBrl Cal
vert New-Yorx. Santander for Bordeaux
Lisbon Nov 24-SaleJ. Dons Maria dtan Rocha
NAMES Nov a6Arrved steamer Nessilia tFr,. Joubert
New York: sailed Cftta Ill Napot titan, De
Barber. New York. 81, ~.
Genoa Nov o6-Arrived. steamer LAguria dtal. Mon
tano York. via Naples ,,4.
Bari 9S-Arrived steamer Po"hatah tSrl iid'i-eH'
suez Toy 2SEArriyed steamer CBp jenkins
Shanghai Nov 2SEArrved. previously. steamer Adris
Ger, Schaarschmidt New-York via Singapore ana
Colombo Nov a6-Arived steamer Rapaho tGerl. IaNeh-
Calcutta. etc. for New-York. ~ n, ,.-
Rahia Nov 1T-Saied Sailor Prince 'brl Jones
from Montevideo. etc. for NewHork
Para Nov 27-Sailed steamer Maranhense tbf' casey
New York
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CHESS.
lR. LAsKER FINDS THE WEST DEEPLY IN
TERESTED.


Dr. La~her, the worlds chess champion. who
Vas last heard from at st. Louis. may be detained
htte longer out West than he had anticipated,
wing 10 ID" fact he himself reports, that there
surprising amount Of activity among the
payers out there Since his arrival in this
ny ne mas given over twenty-five performances and
D. now beginning to feel the effects Of the con-
'sni strain Accordingly he viii take things bit
eAef from now on and give fewer exhibitions
'eh week. At ST Louis he played twenty-seven
shllaneous games. losing only one-to g. ii.
"siorechi r Schrader Of that city had the dis
! lhaton Of winning from him single handed, bat III
second encounter the tables were, of course
'linec Max Judd also drew exhibition match
| zane Al Milwaukee the champion twenty
NO games, and drew one.
g. hdlDern has made fine record In the Man
1allan Chess Clubs annual championship tourna-
fnt thus far. and bids fair TO run off with the
.9sors he has played five OF the nine games
H. defeated All his opponents in handsome style
IN Two points ahead Of his nearest rivals, Jones
IN naHA nam be may be considered to have an eN-
rss-l chance Of auneXins the championship. Hal
g. Wa Al one time the champion of the City
- flub. and has always borne the reputation
...tlAg one Of the most dangerous players in the
s. Iopolilan district IN the pending tournament
~ ds Yet TO meet both Hanham and Jones. as
- Is Delmar and Roething Following are the
~---s OF THIS contest 10 date
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4 sTRANGE EXPERIENCE.

IN The Chicago Tribune
he s.isillfed matrOn called al a newsps per office
Is .tT morning, and asked:
@Yo-, ma am answered q man sitting at able.
flurnis 'sa an account in your society column this
= y Ferrycord's'''
= IeleVe We had"
fsleo y" you had. ] am MFs. Perrycord. | have
Which 20 thank you for the excellent manner in
missfstes.Mss written up. There not single
lsnne "a 'snt IN H. from first to last You had the
nsne p,s very person who present. Every
Z vas spelied correctly except or two. and
sish vo,, az. mistake that YOU had those wrong.
nat no know that appreciate all this and
Her. So 40 fault whatever TO hnd"
stopped. The editor had fallen in a NJ.
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BUYING IN CONDEMNED.
SIXTH DAY OF THE HORSE SALE SHOWED
GOOD ATTENDANCE AND FAIR SALES.


GOOD ATTENDANCE AND FAIR SALES
The sixth day OF the horse sale at Madison
Square Garden was equally as successful as the
preceding ones, from the point of view of attend
1t has been openly declared by a number Of
horsemen who have been attending the sale how
ever, that the high prices brought have been the
result OF the action Of many of the consignors in
bidding in their animals. one man patron Of the
sale TO the extent OF several purchases who was
one OF the bidders on Anaconda. declared on Fri
day evening that as the bidding rea ched A
certain figure he was suspicious He said:
II is not fair the horsemen who come here IN
ouE am always willing to take my chances in
an open sale If / want a horse but il is ha rdlV
Ialf 10 be compelled to bid against the agent Of
me conslgnor. If cOnsigno- intends to bid on his
own morse after II is led into the ring, he should
pe compelled 10 place reserve price. and then
against " ~
1t was an open secret that several OF the stars
OF the sale have been bought in by their owners
III allowing this practice the promoters of the
sale are injuring their own interests No especially
prlgnt stars were cataogued for yesterday but the
cohslgnments. as a general rule above the
low: Wv $50 49, 49,
CONSIGNED BY VARIOUS OWNERS
Pilot Evans, 2:13it. b. &. .. trotter by General
Evans -Mally Pilot; B. D-mBrest. New York. $50
Romantic Girl br. T. trotter by
Carrie Nj. {. y. Payne Phladelphia ..,....... $50
Katie A. b. m. PAGER, by Alfred G.-Irms; Lester
Doe' Isuhon MATS. $40
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REAL ESTATE.
MAY BUY LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE
COMPLAINTS BUILDING.

The Lawyers Title Insurance Company Building.
In Liberty-st., is likely be sold the Mutual
Life Insurance Company. There is considerable
talk in real circles to the effect that such
negotiations are under way 1t was learned from
trustworthy source yesterday that the prospect
of the negotiations being brought 10 a successful
end is good. and that il the sale is made. the
Lawyers Title Insurance Company will occupy a
large part OF the building that may be built
site of the Trinity Building No. Ill Broadway The
Trinity Building recently bought by the United
Realty and Construction Company and the Law
yers Title Insurance Company.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Broadway. n e corner 97th-st 100 IIxI65x-xI4e =
Catherine " HoeIzie 10 Ellen Cunningham;
mortgage $3.50 zoo .....-..-.--
CentFe-st. No IS. =. 25XS9x26xSI s. Title
Guarantee and Trust Company, trustee.
Elizabeth Swift NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOlton-st No Ia. :, .fNiOI- lN21. iNlO1. Emil
simon to John Fox; mortgage Si5O.OOO- ......-.
SSthst. No East 26NlOOS; George Edgar
Francis X Pendleton, mortgage. SO. 600. .-,--.-
102d 81, ;. 100 q " OF West End-ave. 25x100II
John F kohler TO T Henry Lohsen: mortgage.
o . 70 % 70
9Th ave. corner 1S6th- 1919 10 1S7th-su
NllO; William Lyman to Jennie Lyman
9th ave, n corner lSTth-st, 25XS5; Jennie Lyman
70 Grattan @ Lyman. .............- .--.-..-----
66thst. No SOS West. 20 iONiOO. 3. Sarah Asch.
Individual and trustee to John Danahar
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TO IMPROVE OLD UNION CLUB SITE.

a sixteen story loft building is to be built the
site occupied by the Union Club. at the northwest
corner Of Twenty -frst-st. and Fifth-ave. over
lures have been made by well known building
company TO purchase the property from the Hud-
son Realty Company. and IL is thought that these
negotiations will be successful. The club was 10
have moved to its new home. in Fffth-ave-.
September l last. but IL will not give up its old
premises until December % when il viii move into
it's new home. which will then be ready for Occur
nan
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CANNOT ENJOIN PRIZEFIGHT.
THIS is THE RULING or A KENTUCKY JUDGE
N REFERENCE TO BOUTS IN THAT STATE.

Louisville Nov 29-Judge Sterling B. Toney, sit
,ipg IN chancery to-day. decided that chancery
court had no right enjon the commission of
felony The decision bearing the Young
-AIcGovern glove contest. which was called
off here some weeks ago. and is in effect that
nronosed boxing match cannot be enJoined Tho
court says the remedy is AT common law ana Is a
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SALES REPORTED YESTERDAY.

Max Marx has sold 10 John A Donnegan a three
story and basement private dwelling house. with
extension. No. 512 West one hundred-aud-sixty-
first-st.. 16Sxl0O feet
William Richtberg has sold for Eliza S. Lyle No.
Sos West Fifty-frst-st a four-story dwelling house
lot 20 feet 10 inches by 100 feet. physician
for his own occupancy
Henry d. Winans < May report the sale OF the
3O-fOot six story American basement resi-
dence now nearing completion at No. 10 East
Fifty-second-st-. for Perez VI. Stewart. Supern-
tendent of the Buildings Department, 10 a client
for occupancy. This is one of the strictly fire
proof high grade dwelling houses. being
erected by Mr.. Stewart part of the site Of the
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum
The firm has also effected the sale Of the
Columbia College ieasehoId dwelling house No g
The firm of Hodridge. Dennis & Preston has
Hoidridge ( Ward. dissolved A'D'
The nrm Is made up o. Edgar I doa drug R ana
Ter Preston. of Tuxedo Park. n. Y
The The new firm viii continue their Offices at Nos
Porter s Co. We're the brokers in the sale Of
Nos Il and 10 West One hundred-a thirty fourth
estate Of F e s Ha ss deceased % 'O'
oHara Brothers have sold for Elizabeth Gri f
dred-and-seventh-st IS feet west Of Huli-ave.
ward Macey PLOT OSxi6S feet on S The north
side Of Willard-ave.. west of the Eastern Boule-
regular, on the south side OF Sands-ave. west 90
the Following sales: Nos 29s and 221O seventh
ave. for Cohen & Glauber; No. 21S2 Seyenth-ave-.
for Mrs A Marley: No. 21s2 Eighth-ave.. FOR
Mrs L. Kahn; No. 1.51S Avenue A, for Mrs. L.
Fisher; No. 336 East Ninety-foUrth-St.. for Mrs.
A De Young; No 500 East Eighty hfth-st.. for
ZImm SG has sold to W zuekermaH and J.
Stolor No. POI East Seventh-st a seven story ten
ement- house. on lot 249XSI.6 feet
Herman Cohen has sold No. to IL West one
Observation-Disclosures. five five story hathouses.
a PIT 125XlC0.u feet.
ChSrIes Buerman & co, and Never Cohen 6ays
sold for Mrs. G. A. FinCke Nos. 80 and SII5s
Grand-st.. old buildings. a lot 25X70 feet
Grosveuor w. Barry the broker in the sale q
No. East Fifty-Seveuth-SJ. for William )
WyCSOf Mrs. NJ. S Ulman
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IOfNELL - NOT SEND EIGHT ABROAD
lBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. !

~ ILLEGRAFH 10 The TkIHUAL.I
'lsea' y. l.. Nov. 2S.-In case a Cornell entry
ue Henley regatta would be Objectionable in
~ way the Ithaca management. II is understood.
y 'l not think OF sending eight abroad. Should
- english authorities make rule that crews
ta3r Ee by professionals should be barred, Cap
terrt .eilze stated that Cornell would hardly at
- % make an entrv
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poot SWEEPSTAKES POSTPONED.

clarence f. Green has postponed the proposed
sweepstakes pool tournament at the Montauk
rooms Entries close December 81, and the first
game win begin on Monday evening January ).
Robinson Lewis and Gordon are tied in the
handicap pool tournament for the amateur cham
pionship of greater New York, now in progress at
Inc Montauk billiard rooms. The standing to date:
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NEW BUILpING PLANS.

Broadway. No 1884. for story frame shed.
2Ox2o; Johnson. owner: c Edwards architect.
65th-.t. Central Park West " corner, for
nine story brick tenement house. IG0Sxl1S.
George Daily and ] A Carlson. owners. Neville
& Bsggc. architects. &C.,.
Msdieon-st No 81. for a story brick lots
with shop. 2SxsS: NJ Radt owner. sass &
smallheissr architects. ....................
14lst-st. g 30 ~ OF Tth ave. for six story
brick fat house, foOxse. II: P Eisem owner. H T
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The schedule for the third week of the contest Is
as follows: Monday. Lewis rs. kowenhoyen; Tues
dav Peppard VS.. Suydam: Wednesday, Gordon vs..
Galley; Thursday. Robinson VS.. Lawson; Friday.
Irving VS. howenhoven.
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no PLAY AT MoNTAUK ROOMS.

Joe Capron. champion Of Canada and one Of
the best all around billiard players IN the world
has been secured for a short engagement at the
Montauk billiard rooms, Fulton-st-. Brooklyn, be
ginning the coming week Capron is on his way
10 Paris to enter the championship tournament.
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city The syndicates have now about all the prop
erueS that they can handle. and. instead of look
ing 10 purchase. they are looking about to unload
ms attitude brings them TO a point of inactivity
as buyer and II places the small investor in q
pleasing position He Is the principal buying power
in the market Thus the market for the big prop
critics is at present sluggish, and this sluggish
ness aHectS the prices for all parcels, and the Of
1eringS III small properties attractive
than they have been ia many months
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THE BRoNx BUILDING PLANS.

White PIains-ave.. west side. 26S feet south %
Westchester-ave. two story brick store and dwell
ing 95x54I: William W. ,Pentield. owner William
Thomas Naples. architect; $3.50
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MnNnAY. DEcEMHER
TUESDAY. DECEMBER
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

MONDAY. DECEMBER l.
Vessel For. Line. Mails sails
jamestown. Norfolk. old Dominion. 800
TUESDAY, DECEMBER =.
'Alanca. Colon Panama $50 a 100 p m
X WI a. Crosse y G $50 m 1890 a n,
Princess Anne. Norfolk, Old Dom 800
FL Slglo, Galveston Morgan 300
Arapahoe. Charleston Clyde. ......... D m
Nord America, Naples. La Veoce
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER >
Celtic. Liverpool. White star 400 m $50 IN
Phoenica, Naples HAMBURG Am. ZOO
st Louis, southampton. American $50 1890 a IN
Buenos Aires Cadiz. spanish
Fiandrta. Hayti. Hamb- Am. $50 m
Jefferson. Norfolk. Old Dominion 300 IN
San Marcos Galveston Mallory. 800
Monte. NeW-Orleans. Morgan u m