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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15
NEW ORANGE POSTMASTER.
Faction Friction said to Have Caused CALI
sons Removal.

ORANGE, y. j.. July h-Louis d. CALI
son was remved from his place as post
master of Orange to-day and Hermann
b. Walker was appointed in his stead.
Mr. Gailison had been postmaster for more
than three years. His torn would have
expired in April next
Last August inspectors visited the Orange
Office and found irregularities which were
violations of the postal regulations. although
no dishonesty on the part of the postmaster
was shown.
Mr. GallisOn has been chairman of the
Republican City Committee of Orange tor
several years and has been identified with
the wing Of the Republican party known
as the William Riker element, which has
been opposed 70 Major Carl l@ntz, the
county chairman, and the action OF the f"st
Office Department is assumed by some
TO be an indication Of the strained relations
between the two factions. Mr., Walker was
a massive candidate for the place and his
name was sent TO Washington by congress
man X. WAYNE Parker after Fourth Assist
ant Postmaster-General Bristow had M
sisted that a successor 10 Mr.. Galllson must
be chosen.
The post master-elec is a young man and
has been engaged on various newspapers
for sixteen years For the last three years
he has been the Legislature correspondent
of the Newark Ne,rs M. (ialson Is the
editor of the American Halter aud pres-
dent of the Gallison + Hebron Company OF
New York
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Athletic Notes.

John Joseph Francis Xavier Mulcahy has
recently been elected captain OF the ATLANTA
Boat Club. Although the name looks quite
n load to carry, il has not prevented the versa
tile Jack from winning several prizes IN tho
SOULS and doubles.
C. J.. jackson Of Cambridge University
performed a wonderful piece OF swimming
on the River Cam recently. With a swiftly
moving tide he swan 100 yards In ~ seconds.
No such time has ever been recorded hereto
fore with tide, current. whirlpool or other
wise.
King Edward has presented cup TO the
National Swimming Association OF England
to be contested for, and It Is TO be embleInatic
of the worlds mpionshlp. jarvis or
Leicester, who has won the race six years in
succession will be on hand again to defend
his title. Not long ago Jarvis swan 40 yards
under water in % 2-5 seconds.
1t is reported that John X. De Witt. the
intercollegiate champion hammer thrower.
will BE- Il competitor at the Metro politan
championships, to he held ut Celtic Park on
Aug. -. The Princeton tiger was suffering
from n weak wrist all spring and could not
do himself Justice. He is all right now.
though. and wants 10 have crack at Flanagan
In the hammer thro wing contest.
MARQUIS Bibbero. Engand's veteran long
distance swimmer. has announced his inten
ton of attempting to swim the English Chan
mel. There are two other candidates IN tho
field for the same Job this summer. Ono
IL Nine. lsaaren. Vienna woman, who
hns several records up TO 32 miles to her credit.
made on the River T'ibeT in Italy. The other
j. Montague HOlbein. the eJ-Cvclist.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15
BARKER HOME AGAIN.
His Wire Meets Him ON the Porch. Hugs
Him and HnrrIes Him within.

TRENTON, July l4After cordial hand
shaking with Head Keeper Osborne and
others who had befriended him during his
two wears in the New Jersey State prison,
Thomas q Barker. convicted for shooting
the Re-. John Keller of Arlington, walked
on, of tho institution this morning on parole
Barker made his way directly from the
prison 10 the Pennsylvania Railroad station
where he boarded train.
The wish expressed by Barker that he
might be rest ored to full citizenship by
securing pardon was probably not war
rauted BY the facts in the case. Contrary
TO the popular belief, which was shared
Inv Barker himself he was not permanently
deprived of his citizenship by his term in
prison. ,
NEWARK, n. j., July 14-Barker reached
Newark at / O'Clock to-day and boarded
the frs, Kearny and Arlington trolley car,
for his home in the latter place. He did
not attract any attention until he alighted
from the car at Laurel avenue, Arlington,
where be stopped at the request of a news
paper photographer and permitted him to
take his picture
He refused to talk and walked rapidly
to the house of the Misses Germord where
Mrs. Barker, clad in white, was waiting for
him on the front porch. Ee ran mp, mo
steps and she threw her arms around his
neck and gave him n vigorous hug AZ sho
hurried him into the house
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15
10 FIGHT TIVE RACETRACKS?
'ompanl Incorporated which Is Said to
Have This Purpose.

NoNNEHs, y. T.. July IA novel plan
became known to-day by the filing Of a GER
'ucaD" ut Incorporation in the Office of the
secretary Of STAT" 10y a concern to be known
a. 'Nn No-rchnster Sporting and Financial
A"N, Company, It, purpose Is Ar follows
J." adu. print publish and distribute a
weekly -"mi-Wcekly or daily newspaper or
other periodical or periodicals., magazines.
books 'rah"'~, or other printed matter of
any KIND devoted to financial and sporting
hr"s, ~ cary on he business of newspaper
proprietor and publisher; to undertake and
i'atHarl th" business of general
press agency in gathering and SELL
lus news and informal ion of pub
10" Character; TO establish and main
tam for hDrn in hotels, dcpots, public
'"Aar"s, Y "atrcs, and otter places Of public
gtt"rug throughout the principal cities.
Villages and 'owrs of this state, bulletins
y" Nr designated az bulletins of the West
r'"H."g Sporting and Financial News Com
i"ry, w0"r"on may he displayed inrorma-
,Nn "Gd news Of public Interest; TO apply
IP., OBTAIN, register, le!se or otherwise
az INl" hud hold, Lh", own, operate. intro
"'h soil, assign, transfer, or otherwise
ulHp. :" oi envy and all trade marks, COPY
U2'i", InNrn, IONS, pAtcEtS or patent rights
'lL""amuE tothc said business.
Do" CAPITAL stock will be 10000. divided
H'" LOCO shares. The company will begin
business with $500 it, incorporation il
T .i''y F"trs IN" principal place of
wS'I.'SH VIII l." in Nonkers. Tho directors
are ! mes T. CorDaliS, $40 Newman
greet lDn,"r,. David II. Hunt, Elheron
m ,co' W.T." Plains. and Hobart f.. Rider,
~s N"s' 10 v street New YOrl; city.
n N" Subscribers 10 the certificates are
UD3aNd Hunt Whit" Plains; Hobart r..
NIGER, New York city; Edward +. Hight
"Tl Marcus GWi0-burE, NonkcrS,
.an i SAD Ni1t this company is an "Xten-
Nun OF m" movement among poolroom
muN IN right ia" raC"lraCk owners. The
VuPaiF viii establish headquarters in
'uMpIN and from there telegraph To
array. n", lu other parts of WcstCh"ster
.nIf ."nciaI and sporting ncws The
wa' i'art"'- will he in a NOnkers hotel
I,o ~" branches will he in hotels, heatres,
n,t mongnoul IN" county. blackboard
,r I !" laced Dgar the telegraph machine
T Srl on n viii hc "hallied !hr latest return
n"h 'h" rar"'raCNs baseball games and
i,,'' news Of h" financial centres will also
y" an0puucrd
viva, Is said that this arrangement will
,o .'' ,'r 'i"'u"r. Great events will also be
"'"'I, n news service will be Obtained.
pTUE paper will he issued weekly.
,nr u" mn" legality Of this unique associa-
r,,I ~ ~ tho incOrDurators said that IL
ar ~" keep strictly within tho letter of the
,os, Signs No betting allowed" will bo
bo o' o r@hspruously and the police will
Welcome IA any other citizen. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15
HERRERA AFTER CORBETT.
Posts Forfeit for Fight for $4,000
a sideWhat the Champion Says,

Aurelia Herrera, the Mexican, who has
made rapid strides to the front Of hls class.
Ia now after match with Young Corbett
Herrera has issued a formal challenge TO the
champion, which the latter cannot very well
overlook without injuring his reputation.
Herrera. according to despatch from San
Francisco. has posted Il forfeit Of 81 900 in
San Francisco Offering TO meet Corbett under
any conditions the Denver youth may sug-
gcst for $40 900 q side. In his def Herrera
Having defeated Kid Broad with knock
out something Corbett, MC(iovern and others
have failed to accomplish. think that | am
entitled TO first chance against Corbett. If
he succeeds in defeating me he can win IA
pot of money, for my friends on the Pacific
Coast will back me heavily. All that ask
is to be recognized. and feel confident that
| can do the rest"
Corbett, who Is In town. says that he will
attend to Herrera later on. Corbett will
leave for California In a few weeks in order
TO get into condition for n number of fights
which he has arranged. He expects to take
on Ben Jordan first, and Ii patiently waiting
to hear from the FnGlishman. Some time
ago the San Francisco A. c. agreed TO give "A
large purse for twenty-round fight between
Corbett and Jordan. with an additional $500
for expenses. Jordan says that he will fight
Corbett but wants the expense money in
creased to $1,000. This. the sports believe.
Is unreasonable Jordan names this sum
because he thinks that no should be recon-
pcnsed IN case something interteres To pre-
vent the battle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15
BIG OFFER FOR FITZ.
Alaska Club willing TO Give MS 900 for Him
10 BOX Joe ChoyDskl Ten Rounds.

According TO n despatch from San Fran
ciaco Fitzsimlnons has Just received an offer
of $1,000 from an athletic club AZ Dawson
City. Alaska to meet Joe ChoynSki there in a
ten-round bout next month FitH. after some
elaboration. declined the offer Pugilism
IL all the rage at Dawson City at present. and
II Fitz made the trip his friends figure that
he would not return Ia California with less
than $4,000 The Ala-ku miners are much
impressed with Choynski'S ability ~ u fighter
and would back him heavily 70 beat Fit2 The
former recently fought Me Bnricy there and
was knock ed out in two rounds
II - Understood that ft2 will not fight
my one except Georgc Gardner. II indeed
the COrniEhman ever enters the ring IN "a
serious contest Ftz stepped on the scales
In Harry Corbett's saloon. san Francisco, the
other day and tipped the beam at aO3 pounds
in his street attire This IL considered "a
nigh notch for the ex-champ ion II he expects
TO NO against Gardner at even weights lU5
pounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15

The most Significant feature Of the weather
Yesterday was IA storm OF increasing strength
central on the South Atlantic coast on Georgia,
causing heavy rain Of from one to two inches from
Charleston to Norfolk and more moderate rains In
the other sections OF the South Atlantic and East
Gulf states, This storm will move northcastward
with Increasing wind force The pressure was high
over the Central States.
Fair weather prevailed west Of the Allegheny
Mountains and north Of Virginia, Tha tcmpcra .
urr was lower In all sections cast OF the Mississippi
and higher In the states bordering the Rocky
Mountains.
Ia this city the day was fair, cooler in the morn =
iny ard warmer IN the afternoon; wind light To fresh
westerly to sOuthery average humidity. 40 per
cent. barometer corrected to read 10 sea level,
atsA NJ, a0.s5.3P. NJ. 1850
The temperature YESTERDAY. as recorded by the
official thermometer. Is shown in the annexed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15
THE Busy DOOLEl .
They Use Him CrOO'y--kepi HIlstiins Ia
he Leader All the Time.

John J. Dooley, who is trying 30 get the
Tammany leadership Of the Twenty-thlrd
Assembly district away from Thomas +,
McAvov. will have busy day to-day and
busy night Tonight,
II the morning he will go 10 the PATROL
men. Wives Benevolent Association at
River View Grove. He has given n prize
of S25 to the most popular wife, ana VIII
act as Judge in "The-woman- -the-mouHe-
den" which he originated, The women
who enter this competition will be put IN
n room with a real live mouse, Those who
don't scream will get certificates Of courage;
she who catches the mouse will get medal
Ii the afternoon he will give free theatre
party, with 900 quarts Of ice cream arc
much lnmoy ade, at the Trocadero MUSIC
Hall 1glst street ar d Amsterdam avenue,
to the women of hs district, In I'll" even
ing he will deliver three speeches and at
tend two picnics.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15
EX-CITY MARSHAL ACCUSED.
Judgment Debtor Says He Never Got the
surplus From Sale Of Goods.

Charles Comisky. who was a city marshal
In Justice Bolte's Second District Municipal
Court until last May, was arraigned in the
Tombs police court yesterday on charge
of larceny preferred 10y Charles r. Tilling-
hast, representing the Egyptian Flag
Cigarette Company.
Tillinghast alleges that Comisky wrong
fully retained S73, the balance realized on
the sale Of goods levied on to satisfya judg-
ment for foo obtained against the cigarette
company before Justice Bolte. by Soloman
Emmanuel. Comislty pIeaded not guilty
and was paroled Ill this morning 80 that
he could furnish $500 bail Comisty il some
thing of politician on the East Side.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15
Play I'm New York state Lawn Tennis Chan,-
piOnshlp.

SYRACUSE. July 1.-the New York State
Lawn Tennis Championship tournament OF
the L. y. n. l.. 7. A. opened in this city today
when the first round Of the open tournament
gentlemen singles was played The feature
OF tho play was Alexander ID. Jenney's tSyra-
cuse, defeat of X. L. Roy of New York, one
OF the indoor champions. in the only game
Of the second round played. The first round
Of the handicap play and the first round OF
the doubles will be played to-day,
First Round W. ". Magrc defeated j, NJ Kersr
"a 10. r. G. Hunt defeated j. a. Mhtthewson
"a 8-l: r. S. Burlingamc defeated j. G, Boland
81 0--4 I, {, Clarke defeated j n, Read, by de
fault: II Hamln defeated f.. Smyth, Jr, 60
90 g. G. Burlingame defeated A., u. Cochranr
by default a. j. Jennry defeated Allen Mcfarlan
by default. j. A. Randall defeated q, s. Stadel
81, ]: h; LeRqy defeated Il. A. SkInner, o.:
fault; A. II. Lewis defeated T., Cole, ST, 0-3 "a
H. T. hllcn defeated S. W. ingalls,. i.6-2 Roger
l., Jones defeated j. A. Beatty, 8-i, 6-l H. W
Leonard defeated NJ. n: Northrup q 2, 81; J. G.
Noeler defeated H. +, Avery by default.
Second ROund-A. J. Jcnney defeated II. Leroy
ga. 6-3 O..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15
COUNTY CONVENTIONS.
J. f.. sheldon and II. ). Fish Nominal ed
for the Assembly.

CLEAN, July 1.-The Cattaraugus Re-
publican County Convention was held at
Salamanca to-day and the following can
didates we're nominated by reclamation
Surrogate, c, d. Davie Of Salamanca
Sheriff, +. Z. Waite of Little Valley; County
Clerk, L. 4. Kelly Of Little Valley; Coroners
DR.. Caesar Smith of Clean, f. ID. Williams
of East otto and Fred Stillman Of Sala-
manca j. f.. Sheldon was nominated
for the Assembly yesterday
ROME, July 1.-THE Republican Con-
vention for Madison county al Morris
vile to-day nominated former Assembly
man Robert j Fish of Oneida for Member
Of the Assembly. Mr. Fish has served
several terms, retiring in 1901.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15
Joe Tracy and n. VI. Owen 20 Race with
Autos al Empire Track.

Another match was made on Saturday
to be run of az the Empire City track Yonkers.
on July IS. The contestants will be Joseph
Tracy, with ten-horse power Renault. and
Ray owen with ten-horse power Franklin.
The pair will ride ten-mile race. starting
from opposite sides of the track.
The programme has been completed OF
the classes that will be held on July, rs In con-
necton with this match race and the one
betw cen Oidheld and La Roche. The frat
event will be at fifteen miles for machines
of any weight and any horse power, with the
Oldfia,d and La Roche machines barred.
Then there will be a ten-mile race for ma
chimes Of any motive power weighing under
500 pounds and race for machines Of any
motive power weighing under l.200 pounds.
open TO all machines and also three-mile
motor bicvcle contest. Entries for tho open
events will close on July 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15
Eastern Yacht Clubs special Regatta.

On saturday. July rs. the day after the
cruise of the New York Yacht Club ends,
the Eastern Yacht Club will hold a regatta
of Newport, open TO yachts OF the New York
and Eastern clubs that have not hauled out
20 be cleaned after the cruise begins. There
will be races for all classes and handicap
races. In each class there will be first
prize II two or more yachts start second
prize If four or more start. and third prize
If seven start Ex-CommodOre Bixelow has
offered n prize for the 8O-footers. a prize
for the schooners all sailing in one class and
a prize for sloops all in one. class The yachts
will start from Brenton's Reef hghtship
and sail over triane ular courses all yachts
over 81 feet rating sailing 30 miles. and the
smaller ones sailing 81 miles. The yachts
in the handicap classes and the auIiliartes
also will sail u miles,
The entries for this race will close at Z
O'Clock on the morning Of the race with the
Regatta Committee of the Eastern Yacht
Club The committee il. Henry Howard.
chairman, George ATKINSON u; Charles F
Adams I'd. and Louis NJ. Clark. The COM
nittee calls the attention of yaChtsmen to
this racing rule: OF TWO yachts, on the same
tack. that one which IL closer by the wind
shall have the right of way"
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incorporators say that this arrangement
will be accommodating to many men who
have entered poolrooms heretofore TO fol-
low the returns In sporting events but never
bet on races
1t is said, however, that system will
be developed that will have to do with
betting on the races and that test OF the
law will be made.
David II. Hunt, one OF the company, is
counsel for Thomas +. Corbais who was
indicted for pool selling. His case ia now
on appeal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15
\ Little play by Julius Chambers.

julius Chambers, the wel-known news
paper man, has written a one-act farce and
named it A Pair OF Boots" 1t will be
offered as part of tho entertainment at
proctors Twenty-third Street Theatre
next week, and later on will probably be
played throughout the Proctor circuit
1t has to do with the wrath and discom-
future Of Jealous man who found pair
of mems boots in front of his wife's led
room door Myron Calico, Frank Rolleston
and Miss Leslie Bingham will take the
principal parts in Mr.. Chamberss sketch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15
nn ersI.lc yacn, Clubs Annual Regatta.

The fifteenth annual regatta of the River
sid. Yacht club will be sailed next saturday
on the sound There will he racing for the
~, 10. 30. 81, u and lSfoot classes Of sloopS
AZ and 30-toOt classes Ot yawl ra""nboUts
20 rs "a and IS-fOot classes Of Cathoats
C.. + H,rreshoii 2i-ioot one-deslgn Class.
InrrhmOut ?l-fuOt, Sew Rochelle, Man
haasct Bay. Indian lIarb"r and Horse shoe
Uurbor Classes The start will be made at
noon from a line near the Gns buoy of Little
Captains Island Entries will close with
charles p, Tower chairman Of the race COM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15

NEWPORT. r. L., July H-M Mrs. John
Nicholas Brown. who is this summer occupy
ing the Hodgson villa on Bellevue avenue
known as Lyndenhurst, is to become
permanent summer resident of Newport,
IA ii was learned to-day that she had ar
ranged for the purchase Of the Judge Dickey
place, which has been on the market for
some time. The place is situated Mt the
foot Of Halidon Hill and has a magnificent
view of the bay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15

wASnlSdTOS FORECAST ron TO DAY AND 10 MORROW
Fur eastern Nrw YORK, eaHern Pennsylvania
Nr,r Jcrscy ana DcldW0rF. fdr to ddp and 10 NOR
r0m .iorly rising Temperatures HOht 10 fresh north
u'ca 10 north winds,
For New England. fair 10 day. except showers
In north and cas, Maine; fair 10 norr0w rising
temperature fresh west Winds,
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia. fair 10 day and 20 morrnN, ign, variable
winds.
For western New YORK. fair 10 day and to NOR
row. slowly rising temperature, light north wind,
becoming variable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15
McCreery stores to he Enlarged.

Plans have been filed with the Building
Bureau for the enlargement Of James
McCreery & Co. = Twenty-thrd street stores
by the annexation of the four-story-and-
cellar building at 81 West Twenty second
street The upper floors will he fitted up
az offices, and the first hoor AS a store,
adding 500 feet Of floor space to the pres
emf stores.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15
Their Golden Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Fargis celebrated
their golden wedding yesterday at their
hcmr, IlG West Twenty-fourth 81 rect
They are the parents of the Rev. George A..
Fargis, the well known Jesuit astronomer
and of Joseph II, Fargis, n lawyer Of this
citv, and are descendants of an old French
IF mily whose homestead was in Murray
=
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15

So that NJ, Linn Bruce may be elected
president of the Republican County Com
mittee he has been made n member of the
committee. William G.. Bragg, a member
of the committee from the Twenty first
district, has resigned and Mr. Bruce has
been elected in his place. Next week his
election az president will take place
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15
Court calendars This Day.

Appellate Division supreme Court. Reccss
Supreme court Special Term. Part l. Motion
ral.nGar called az 1hao \ ", Part Hex partt
InOtl"rS.
SurrOgatsS' court nh'lbcIa- FOR prob ate-Wlll'
Of William RosrnGorl. Jane Qulnlan. Hilary He'll
Willard I, EOyd, kHtc y, Nelson, Jacob Wdlhnch
at 1880 A. NJ; Waiter q. ESchwerge at II A. VI.
Clty Court Special Term.-Cours opens o. II
A. NJ. Motions. .-..-.
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SIN Another Roof Garden Opens.

The Grand Circle Roof Garden, on top
OF the Majestic Theatre. was opened last
evening with Carl Reinecke's orchestra of
forty pieces as the attraction. The pro-
rietta Wilson was the soloist. The show
is managed by William A. Brady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15

la CROSSE. Wis, July a.. Mrs. Holmes,
wife of the Sheriff of Trempeeau county,
prevented IA Jail delivery last night, h Iding
Paul Wrinkle, an alleged murderer, at bay
with revolver She was assisted by
bulldog.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15
HUNTINGTON PAYS $1,000, 600.
Gets Los Angeles Traction Company From
II. III. Hartman.

Los ANGELES, Cal, July H.--The big
deal between Il. II. Hartman and VI. T..
Huntington for control of practically all
the electric roads in Los Angeles county
has been closed by the payment of 81 500 ,OO,
and the transfer of the Los Angeles Traction
Company to Huntington. This ends all
the threats Of war between Hartman and
Huntington.
The traction company, which has valu-
able electric franchises, was bought by
Senator Clark, acting for the Southern
Pacific Company, and the plan was to
parallel HuntingtonS electric lines in re-
vcngo for his cutting into the steam lines
of The Southern Pacific by his new electric
roads. When Huntington saw that war
was inevitable he arranged truce with
Hartman on terms it is understood, of
a pool Of earnings in which Hartman will
have his share Senator Clark withdrew
from the field when he had served the
purpose of diverting attention from Harri-
mans plans.
Fl. Il. Huntington IL now in this city, and
said Yesterday that the dispatches from
the West telling of the acquisition by his
traction system of many Los Angeles
properties We're correct.
we have practically all but two systems
in that part of California, said Mr.. Hunt
ington. but outside of these we have
about 320 miles of roads"
The authorized capital stock OF the
Huntington system j.; $40, 900. of which
$3.50 900 is outstanding
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15
Robert GoeIets swan Wins Again I'm Danish
Yacht club Race.

.Specin! Cable Despatch 10 The son.
COPENHAGEN. July i4.--In the races OF the
Royal Danish Yacht Club during the -Oereu-
sund Week." Robert Goelet's yacht Swan.
which won the opening race In her class on
Sunday, carried on the first prize again to-
day. Hhs sailed splsndidly In . sfTolS WIND.