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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-07
y Esperanza, descargando. Terecilia, Pa
quito, Porto Rico y Deseada pendiente
= vAPORES QUE Sc ESPERAN

Austriaco "Jenny".-El dia 10 del
corrienle mes, saldra de Ponce para
Europa, admitiendo carga y pasajeros
Austriaco "Lucfa destino
Europa, y admitiendo carga y pasa-
jeros, saldra de Ponce el dia 2o del CO.
rriente mes.
Las cargas para dichos vapores seian
recojidas por los costeros de la New
York & Porto Rico S. S. co, y Sc expi-
den conocimientos directoS.
Barca amer. Edward l.. Mayberry'
Con destino este puerto debe haber
salido del de New York, el dfa II del
pasado.
Esp. "Juan Forgas" Hacienda es-
calas Valencia, Malaga, Torrevieja, Ca
diz y Canarias, debe haber salido de
Barcelona ell dia s del corriente mes
con destino a este puerto y los deMaya-
guez, Ponce y Cuba.
Ing. "Edea'-Pracedente de Saint
Thomas llegara este puerto el dfa IA
del corriente mes, para salir el mismo
dia para su procedencia.
Esp. Miguel M. Pinillos DE Ca
narias salio e1 dia 80 del mes de No.
viembre pasado, con destino a esta Is
la; y seguira para la Havana, Matanzas
ly Cienfuegos.
Esp. Marfa-Directamente para este
pnerto salio del de la Corufia ell dia 80
del pasado mes de Neviembre.
Esp. Martin Saenz" Ia car
ga en- Barcelona de donde saldra con
destino esta Isla el d1a I6 del corrien-
te mes, hacienda las escalas del Medi-
terraneo y Canarias.
Amer. "Coamo" - Saldra de este
puerto el dfa 8 del corrisnte mes con
destino directo al de New York.
Ingles "Eeval". ".-Si Sc reune suf-
ciente carga para Europa, tocara en-
este puerto hacia ell dia IS del corrien-
te mes.
Aemr. "Ponce" destino 5directo
este puerto sali6 de New York el dfa
5 del corriente mes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-07
n p l7l7' .7l N 77-llll y 'I illIls
Noticias

La compaffa de EarEuela "Uni6n
Artistica" en- vista de la favorable AGO.
xida obtenida anoche por ell p1blico Sc
propone dar una serie do funciones to-
dos los doningos. AL efccto ha puesto
en- ensayo la preciosa zarzuela en- un
acto. m1sica del maestro Chapf y letra
de don Jose Estremera "El Organista' :;
Ia divertida zarzuela c6mica en- un acto,
GEL gorro frigio" y q peticion de mu-
chas personas que no pudieron asis-
tir 4 la primera representation del "Ba
teo" Sc repetira en- Ia pr6xima funci6n.
Es tai ell entusiasmo entire el p6blico
que va han sido reservados para dicha
function casi todos los palcos bajos y
algunoS altos. ..--. j..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-07

O AlcC1OO.
Hago saber: Que en- el juicio ver-
bal civil, seguido en- este Juzgado por
don Perfecto Sourido contra don Mar
cos Roman, en- cobro de pesos, Sc ha
diSpuesto, por providencia de esta fecha,
la venta en- p1blica subasta por lermino
de veinte dias de la siguiente fnca:
R1stica, sta en- barrio de Sabana
Hoyos de este termino municipal, de
una cabida de seSenta cuerdaS mas 6
menos, equivalentes a veinte y tres
hect AREAS, cincuenta y ocho areas y
veinte y cuatro centiareas de terreno 4
pastos, cafe, montes y malezas, con una
casa habitacion de MADEIRA techada
de pajas; con lindes por ell Norte con
tierras de Manuel CiEtron y Succession
LENA; por el Sud con tierras de Reyes
Colon; por ell Este 6 saliente con Ia Su-
cesion LENA y ell predicho Colon; y
por ell Oeste 6 poniente con tierras de
Juan Mendez: cuya finca ha sido tasa-
da en- un mil doscientos cuarenta Gin
CO dollars. El remate tendra lugar el
dia veinte y Ohio del actual 4 la una de
50 tarde en- este Juzgado. hscifndose
conStar: que no sc admitirz postura
alguna que no cubra de contado las dos
terceras parties de Ia tasacion: que para
tomar parte en- Ia subasta hay que con-
signar preOamente en- IA mesa del
Juzgado el iiez por ciento del precio de
dicha tasaci6n: y que no sc ha Suplido
el lftnlo de pTopiedad.
Dado en- Arscibo 4 tres de Diciembre
de mil novecientoS tres. Joss I. Gomez.
-El Sscretario. ]. Santana Ramirez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-07
CoTneTcio Y Navigation
Revista de las
operaciones practicadas no,
ENTRADAS DE TRAVESIA

De Hamburgo y escalas vap aleman
"Hungaria" de 1889 tone1adas captain
R. Eausclemplat Mulenhof y Kor-
Der Ct vino 6 cIs farmacia. A Lynn
hijoS de Perez Morris 1 CT tarietas. cIs
quincaller1a. Castrillon Ochoa IS fds
cuerda $50 els sale ,oson. Scrs de N Lom
ba y co, ? cIs galetas. Scrs de |. Villa
mil y CO, 100 c.S salepson. Scrs de M
Roman y co, EcIs mufiecos ~ jaulss
loza 10 pqtes vIdrio 9 fads ioza. F Font
y Hmno 10 cEs bacalao. S Melon 1 CT
fdo tejidos. A Ortega y CO, 26 cIs &
jaulas loza cis mufleco3 liz cfits cla-
vos 6 CTS vIdrlo 5 CTS serpentinas a cIs
quincalla fdo paja CT hilo. Scrs de
A Mayol y co, 4 cis quincalla 50 cscs
clavos "a jaulas loza. F Lundt CO, 2
CTS efectos. ] Ochoa y Hmno 3 cls efec-
tos 5 cascos fosforos 200 cls salepson.
Bas y co, 7 CTS sombreros. Scrs de f
Juncos y CO, S. c;s cerveza fds cOrchos
Barcelo y 60, 10 fds cuerdas 25 cIs hie-
rro esmaltado. A Vicente y 60, Is fds
cuerlas 400 CTS salepson 100 gins vina-
gre. Luifia Hmno s cls bacalao I CT vi
no 5 fds corcho. II + Calderon cajas
mufiecos NJ Blanco 6 BITS farmacia
G Padin 4 cIs efectos NJ Mirabal 6 b, is
Rotulados 7o bIts varios. A Ia orden
JSM 4 cls loza &c CTS id AFC cIs id
VIC 100 atds envases so id papel H d
200 fdS tasajo II E 400 id i'd H c 400
id ID,
ENTRlDAs DB coSrANERos
De Fajardo y Vieques goIeta De
seada" en- lastre.
SAIIDAs DE TRAvESA
Ninguns.
SALIDAs DE- coSrANERos
Para Ponce goleta Victoria" con
eaFga geaeFal.
DEsPAcIGApoS
Ninguno.
OPEPAcioNEs SoBRE II MUEILH
:. Nungans.
oEEkA0oNns On suQeus m sunnso
TnAyeSIA
&C. Swsusy y HusgNria. dssar-
gaa1o Coamo earx1nto.
pus Hsrmanos Faarao Anssla.
fabnSuA Ana MAria Nsguabo y Ma
aaczo. GuillsFm.a. Agr19o. Psuxre-
- AguahlLa y AaysEuss. Isa6s.a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-07

r-Pasa -calle de la Zarzuela elias IA
patillas" Chueca.
a-Gran Pout-purrit, "Aires Espafio-
les, Lluque. a.
3-Rigod6n LOS Nets dels Almoga-
vers", A. Clav6.
4-Gran Jota de la Zarzuela LAS nue.
We de Ia noche'', Caballero.
5-Duo, Sevillanas Caleseras de Ia
Zarzuela "Cadiz", Chueca.
5-Himno 4 Espafia, "Regeneracion"
A. Martinez.
7--M Malaguefias dc cornetfn, Milpagsr
B-Rondalla en- el sitio de Zaragoza
Lladti.
9-Paso-doble flamenco "Viva tn Ma
re-, Juarranz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-07

lose Estrella. Avelino Yazquez y Ra-
mon Rivera. Sc sentian anoche artistas
= sc distraian imtando al Virginia y al
Wanda del "Bateo cantando coNplets
picantes en- Ia plaza. La policia insu-
lar, one estabA representando en- aquel
momento a la Propiedad Litera-ia, SO
opuso 4 que siguiera la representation
81 no hacian elective los derechos de Ia
propiedad 10 que Sc resistieron, in
gresando en- el Dep6sito Municipal,
4 pagar por valor de dos dollars cads
uno, los que seran aborados on cuenta
corriente por derechos de propiedad Ii
teraria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-07

Programa de las piezas que ejecutar5
esta noche en- la verbeua del "Olimpo'
Ia popular banda que dirige el maestro
Tizol:
I-Paso -doble con cornetaS "El Volup- =
tario.
2-Rondalla de requinto LA Salsrosa".
3-Jota LA flor de Arag6n".
4-Malaguefias de cornetin.
5-Sardana de la opera "Garin".
6--Pzsa -calle "QuiIa Pesares".
z-Paso-doble con cornetas ia Cue
rril'a''.
S-Paso- doble "Cadiz." DANA "Bo-
nnquen" y "seis".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-07

Han sido puesto en- .li5ertad del
Preside Departmental por haber ex-
tiuguido condena Demetrio Villegas
condenado por la Corte de Distrito de
San Juan 4 1 afio meses Is dfas por
el delito de '1esiones" y Jose Ranos
que fu6 sentenciado por eldelito de ''ro-
bo" dos aGos tres neses y 22 dfas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-07

La american Railroad dc Puerto
Rico" ha ofrecido q la Comisi6n encar-
gada de preparar las exhibiciones de
Puerto Rico en- Ia Exposicicion de
Saint Louis I'm mapa en- relieve de la
isla de Puerto Rico, cuyo trabajs costo
4 dicha compaaia unos cinco mil fran
COS. %@
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-07
LOS HOMBREs DEBILITADOS

encoutraran su antique vigor usando el
aOVO-LECITHINE F. BILLION (Gra-
nulados Drageas) que es ell reconstitu-
yente mas energico descubierto has
ia hoy.
So empleo aunque sea prolongado,
no ofrece ning1n tenor
Exigir la marca OVO-LECITH1NE
F. BILLION y no tomar una marca
.cualquiera de Lectiua de Ia cual no Sc
podria obtener resuItado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-07

Esta mafiana los policias Carb6 =
Mejias detuvieron en- Cayey a Manuel
Berries, acusado de haberse rs ptado a
una seiorita de dicho pueblo.
Esta noticia ha sido facilitada por
la Jefatura de la Policia y lego ALI por
,.conducto del captain Guerrero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-07

Don Luis Cordova, miembro do Ia
Junta Escolar de Agtas Ruenas ha
presentado Ia renuncia de su cargo Ia
que lie ha sido admitida por el Depar-
tamento de Educaci6n. ~'f -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-07

Ha presentado la renuncia del cargo
do miembro de Ia Junta Escolar de
Nayaguez Don Miguel Martinez fun
d4ndoSe en- que tiene que Etrasladar SUI
residencia al pueblo de Af1asco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-07

Han ofrecido remitir cafe para la
propaganda de dicho fruto en- Ia Expo
,sici6n de Saint Louis los Sres. den Ma
nuel Medina Rodriguez, Manuel Penas
Medina, Ramon Gonzalez, Miguel
Ruiz, Francisco Rodriguez y Francisco
Rodriguez y Hmno de Utuado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-07

Esta mafiana Sc estaban verifcando
en- los salones donde esta inStaladas las
C2maras Legislativas, les examenes
para ell serviclo Civil.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-07

Las prOpiedadss t6aicas y speritivas
de IA caasia amarga y DC IA Quina Gu
70 <abor - encueotra yiarayillosamen-
is dtsimulado ea et VINO RAbOT.
hacsn C ez,a pFeparaes6a 81 meinr ea-
tim='aute dsi apstita y 81 m&s e6cas ds
lus rcNouxtitnySntes.
Sc sarusssla sa poaas as iaEmasiAs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-07

Pog infringir las Ordeaansas NUM-
cipales, fue castigado esta mahana con
ciuco dollars de mulSa pOr el Juez ko-
pei, Francisco Hernandez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-07

Han ingresado en- el Manicomio de
esta Capital, los siguientes alienados;
Vicente Lugo, Agustin Garcia, y Jose
Cintr6n de Utuado; UliseS Fernandez
Alvarez de Arecibo; Regina Mercado
de Ponce y Dolores Garcia de Qua
yama.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-07

Aver regreso procedente de Utuado,
ell Superintendente de Obras P1blias
Mr.. Stierle.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-07

Han sido paestos en- libertad de d
cxrcsl de Puerta de Terra. siete indi-
~;ducs. No sngro ninguno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-07

"Anoche en- ana habitacion interior
hotel "Castillo" de esta poblaci6n veri-
rfc6se grave esealamiento con fractura
de equira donde habia orc y brllan-
tes, Acabo de tener Ia etidcncia del
hecho, ell autor del robo eGt1 en- Ia
carcel. Los intereses han sido saliva
dos. La opinion p<bllca esta satisfe-
chisima.
Sargento Soto. P. l.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-07

Ptoxrzma De las piezas Qus toear1 h
hsnda d Ia Roiieia tszaef ea h vsr-
bsns dsi % imPs estl nocAs : dal
cuTKIEntes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-07

En- la Jefatura de la Policfa Insular
sc ha recibido ell siSuiente telegrama
procedente de Guayama:
Guayama 6 Diciembre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-07

New York. vista S Is cents. p P.
Paris vstia a IN a 2A p9 ..
Hamburgo vista a 3A p9 L.
Espafla 8 div $a 27A p6 D.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-07
EdictO

Licenciado Don Jose l. Gomez Padilla,
Juez Municipal de la Ciudad dc
Arecibo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-07
LOS CAMBI0S DEL Ola

vista $3.50 t.
LONDRES 90 DIV %.S5 {,
600 DIV &S2N6.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Sas Furrnan has bought from the TucKerman
estate the southeast corner of Sixth-aVe ana NY
frst-st four story building, fronting 70 Ieet on
the street and 1905 feet on the avenue Ihe FuLS-
call Nranufact1rjng Company has occupied the
premises for twenty years
L. J. Phillips & Co. have sold for u. Rlchdro
Davis No 165 West Eighty-eighth-st, a three story
and basement dwelling house on lot 1t a ,e VIII
Jams No II last One-hundred- -and-Io
ffSe story triple fiathouse lot 25xl0ou feet Ar:
Williams yesterday at auction bought NO %0'
similar building, for $l9S e. 1,,,n,a-, 9 c,rav
to a client for occupancy No. Il West Ninety1s&eVo &
enth-st. four story dwelling mousse on loe 1oN10'
James F. Flynn has sold to John Glackner No
229 Fulton-st four story Drlck business ouiiUiii9
AbTam Bachrach has bought from an estate No
houses. Ivo aye1me on Lot Is sxioo feet feet
r P7R bb So dhs5 o a2 lynn TG 0T Ma
No 81 West Ninth-st 80 a b three story hlsh s'oop
Heilner & Wolf have sold to n Hutcof, through
T Scott & Son. No. 121 East Eightieth-st. three
1C22 feet They have also sold to E Hotteck No
1 East Onehundr three o
story and basement brownstone dwelling houSe' on
Adelaide s. Washburne has sold No. S05 West
One-hundred- d-second-st. three story dwelling
house. on lot 20x10on feet; WI. -
No 106 East Sxteenth-st three story @ anc OaSe aT
gr IS aWeng d04S m he On e bot 6veT Of No 81
Square. the sale of which was reported on Mon
Lemuei Baum has sold. through Baum Brothers
No. Sc Baxter-st five story tenement house on
lot 20x75 feet, the northwest corner Of Frankn-
st. This sale the third of the property in ten
days.
Elias Gussaroff and H. Matz have sold. through
Abelnan Abrem. to Morris Pizzutillo the plot 7oX1
feet the west side of Seventh-ave, 49 feet north
Nf One-hundred- -forty-hrst-st. The buyer Will
erect q SIX story 1athouse on the lot
Mortimer Levy has sold for a client No. 5O9 East
Thirteenth-st, four story tenement house. on lot
25x103.3 feet.
The estate of John W. Miller has sold Nos. 25 and
q East Seventh-st. two five story tenement houses
on plot 52X75 feet The estate has sold also No a
Eskt Seventh-st. three story and basement dwell
ing house. lot 25x75 feet. These properties were
have been sold at auction yesterday by George
r Read
Francis b Robert has sold No. 66 Trinity Place a
four story and basement building, on lot 85xS5-S
ieet, about 113 feet north of RectOr-st
Mrs. Sussuer has sold. through Louis Frankel, NO
2069 Second-ave-. four story fathouse, TO Adolf
McQuay & Co have sold for W. C.. Bergen No.
1888 Clinton-ave, a two family frame house. on lot
25x100 feet.
Lizzie Krontener has sold, through Pape & Bro,
No 116 Macdougal-st., five story tenement house.
lot 25X100 feet
man Nos 1877 and 199 Madison-st-, on the northwest
corner of Rutgers-st.. five story tenement house.
on lot 107x25.4 feet.
Herman Cohen has sold Nos. III and 173 Avenue
c, two five story tenement houses. on plot 467x83
feet -
Valentine A Schultz has sold for Jacob Weinsten
TO Henry Braun No. 42S East Ninth-st., I'VE story
tenement houTe. lot 25xS5xS4 feet The price
paid $4,000
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
ARGUMENTS ON NEW GROUNDS HEARD.
No Posters on Fences, No Liquor to be Sold
There, It Is Asserted.

Borough President Cantor yesterday dS CLA4
man of the Washington Heights board OF loca1
,ronrovernents gave a hearing on an apphcauoh
m omen three streets, from observation-disclosures
six4h-st To Northumberland sixty eighth-st
from Eyeventh-ave to Fort Washington ave- or
road This proposition would result in wiplng out
the grounds recently acquired by the Greater New
York Baseball Club of the American League Whlch
are now being put into condition for the opening
of the baseball season.
Abrau l. Elkus counsel for the new oasepall
club said he bad petition signed by one nun
dred and twenty property owners in the nelghpor-
hood Of the grounds who opposed to the open
ing or the streets. There was, he asserted no
necessity for the new streets. the city was not
built up there He said that the organizers OF
the new ball team would not permit the SAFE ol
liquor on its grounds and would allow no posters
or advertisements be posted on its fences II is
an effort to put the baseball team out of bus-
would deprive the New-York Institution for tne
Blind, which has leased the property to the new
baseball organization. of good source or reV9iue-
The proposed streets, he said, would lead nowhere
Thomas II. Baskerville, of the law nrrn OF t7oWeIS
& SANDS, and w. Waite, superintendent or the New
York Institution for the Blind, also spoke III opPo-
Slawson, Loyal l. Smith, David welsh, ex-ASslst-
ant District Attorney, and other property owners
spoke in favor Of the streets 6elng opened aSser
ing that the grounds would bring a rough element
into the neighborhood, that saloons and cheap res
taurants would be built there, and that surround
ing property would depreciate from 40 TO 60 per cent
ball organization, denied these arguments. MI
Ekus said that about $4,000 had been expended in
preparing the field and declared II would be an IN
Justice to order the streets opened.
President Cantor announced that the board would
give both sides a week in which to present ary
papers bearing on the subject before it gave de-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
OF INTEREST TO YACHTsMEN.

Louis Bossert's schooner yacht CoTonet, having
recently returned from cruise in Southern wa
ters is rehtting for the coming season at the Nc
Intosh Basin, South Brooklyn
Hollis Burgess. Of Boston. has sold for Lawrence
z PercivaI the fast twenty-fve-footsr Sally VI to
Dr. Augsburg OF Riga, Russia. The yacht is short
ly to be shipped by one Of the scandinavian-Amer-
lean steamers TO Copenhagen, to be transshipped
from there Riga Sally VI will probably be
raced at Kiel next summer. Mr.. Burgess has also
soId the IO0-foot houseboat Clarina to Dr. H L.
Clarke of Andover. Mass. She is 10 be used 1t is
said as a floating sanatorium.
The moorings for the Columbia have arrived at
Newport and IL is expected that they will soon De
mt down in their old berth in Brenton's Cove.
The tender Sunbeam for the Reliance. which has
been fitted up at the Townsend d Downey snip
yard at Shooters Island. will be ready in few
davs 70 go 70 Bristol. The crew of the Reliance
are to be berthed and FED on board the steamer.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
GOLF
Winners in United North and South Amateur
Championship Tournament

Pnehurst N c.. March 31.-The winners in the
final rounds Of the United North and South cham
pionship tournament, played to-day, were T. S'ter-
NJ Beckwith Cleveland Golf Club, Ohio; Mrs
M D. Patterson Englewood Golf Club, New-Jersey'
and Roy s. Durstine Lawrenceville Golf CLUB,
New-Jersey. The day was perfect. and the course
IN fne Condition The Beckwith- Ward match was
a brilliant contest. The summary;
Mems championship. Sterling Beckwith Cleveland
(7oIf Club Ohio beat F. c. Reynolds. Essex County
Country Club. New-Jersey: 4 up. 8 to play; John n
Ward. Fox Hills Club, Staten Island, beat G l.
fecker woodland GoIc Club. Boston. up. to playi
omen.s S cSampionship"Mrs NJ D. Patterson Engle-
wood Golf Club. New-Jersey. beat Mrs Cora p Little
Oakley Country Club Watertown, Mass. default Z. ana
Frances Powers Alston Golf Club MassacHuse
beat Miss Florence Bradbury Providence r. L, up. 70
holes: Mrs Patterson Miss Powers up TO play
Mems consolation c Bates Dana, Hnlsndsle Golf
club Stamford Conn. J. B Shea Allegheny Coun-
try Club Pittsburg. default; Roy 8 Durstint. Law
renceville Golf Club New-Jersey beat B. E Rutnbough
Ashevlie Golf Club, North Caroina, up TO play.
Durstine Dana ur. to play.
Special features-Drivag contest-F J. Baitey. chi
csgo. won, 225 yards Approaching contest'-5: n
French North Attieboro Mass, Putting scontest-
George @. Dutton. Boston. won
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01

course had ten contestants. IT picturesque
struggle for mile. when Lord Radnor. the favor
ite. drew away, ana won easily IRON, MoIIaI
Thane. the odds-on favorite. the fourth race
hsndily from kenova
First race Give furlongsl-LIttle Jack HorneT. 115
(ller TO l. won; Goudy 90 &C. Kelly. 10 TO l, sec
onG: Suburban Queen 81 Phillips I TO third Time
1:Oc%. -
Second race CseIl,ng; furlongs-Ewood, 1oo CIe
reson) Is won; Benefcent 1O9 CBullman) to TO-
second; Myrondaie lo1 o. Daly) TO l, third Iin1e'
Third race Cthe Tennessee Club Purse; furongsl
John A. Scott Il2 CBullman) even. Avoid, 10I (T
Fourth race ione mile)-Thane. 1o7 CFuHer). to 8.
10 0Otis1. Is /. third Time. 1:43A.
Fifth (short steeplechase; about one ano
Montanic. las G4ouston to 2 second Ceyion 15S
tOwensl. to 9 third. Time 2:5413. -
Sixth race (sellng: six furlongsl-Dena Ostrand so
Fuerl TO l. won squa ITO, 81 Reed) Is TO second
John Coulter SO phillips 10 to l. third Time 1;iS
Entries for Wednesday:
Sweet oronte %: Insolenoe s6 The stewardess So
Lapdus los; Lovable 1O1: Sonersault. 101 Aratoma,
l01: sister Kate IL 104: Morsnda, 1O4: Carrie l. 104
Siphon lo5 Veasquez 1o6: Star Gazer 1o6 Afghan lo6
Phean 90: Lucky Pet 90: Comoro. e5: Nettie E. 50:
Jessie Weller e5; Bernce. e5 Mildred 1 NJ ee: Laura
Io4: Lola Nance. lO5: Escarola 1o7.
Third mle)Senaor Morrison, 102: Handspin-
Fourth race Gaston Hotel Stake; tvyo-year-olds;
Monastic, lis; Salto lis: J. Mayberry u.s. Dick BeI
nard u.s. Honest John lls: sartor ResaTtus no. Fio
Fifth race (six furlongs)-Foxy Kane 100; The Lady.
1c9: Scorpo, ILL., whiskey King III; Emshee, III Au-
tomston ia Favonius ia; Ampere ia; Dr. Riddle IA
Leader e. Fiorestan Sc: Bondage. 81; Ruby Ray e5i
Polite e5 War Cry 96: El Caney 100; Patronyni lOJ;
Cosswell 1o1: Anchor lo2: Sir Fitzhugh 1CS scotch
aid
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

John F. Thompson and Francis R. Coady. surviv-
ing partners OF the firm of Thompson. Coady & Co.,
manufacturers and dealers in steam heating ap-
paratus at No. 129 West Twenty fourth-st., yester
day assigned for the benefit OF creditors to George
A Pratt.
The Sheriff yesterday received execution for
81 s65 against Levin & Auerbach, clothing manu-
facturers at No LIS Bleecker-st, in favor of Abra
ham Kressin.
The Sheriff yesterday received two executions.
eggregatiug S3ISI against NeWInark & Polon,
manufacturers of gas fixtures at No. 103 Orchard
81 0ne for 50 593 In favor of Hyman Goldberg, and
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01

Goldberg Morris, 70 Adea A Carpenter and
other executors: 114th-st No SST 10 341 East:
wears. cent. eo@.OUo
9eT 70 cent? Ert s4os5
Ludwig Bernhard J. to Mary H Greims; Mali
Years peP sn3. 10000
Volkenng Josephine n. and another to the New
York Savings Bank; AmsteTdam-ave. 9 5. 1910
II OF 146th-st: June l. 1905. per cent $1,000
No as Vest; 8 years, "a per 1sS ooO
Lippi. Lawrence. Mariana Blyn: 16th-st, Nos
514 and 5l6 East: . mortgages. 3 years per - -.
Same 70 same; property; prior mortgage.
$4,000. years. per cent. 1900
Meyer julius md another. TO Title Guarantee
and Trust Company: LeXirgton-ave e corner - -.
zlth-stt 3 years. 4ia cent -osU"V
Stilwen, Nelson D. 10 James Ford ct al. eXccu-
tors; 6oth-st, s. 100 II OF Amsterdam ave- -.
year. 413 cent: gold NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SisoV.
property: year. 3 per cent .e.-.. 1eooC
Schenker. Israel W. 20 EIquitabls Lie Assurance
Society; 4th-st Nos 13S and 1AO corner -
lst-aVe. due January l. 1905; Al per cent SoOoe
The Sxty-seventh-st studio Building Association.
10 William Taylor: 67th-st. n Z. S25 II e of -
Coumbus-ave: years. ala cent t0Oot
cent '..e ..,...- 2soOS
City GLIB Realty Company. 20 Equttabe Life
assurance Society; +4th-st >. 2losio II e Of
oth-aNes Que January l. 1906 a. pe- cent. lehOOl
Rutgers Realty Company TO Lawyers Title
Insurance Company; 3tst-st. Nos 81 and 50
west. = Ss~TS q can't loooS