davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool sna
esr business dong sales 5000 bales sec1isO. e.
ezport 5Oo AMER dar 700. receipts A1oyo. s-saSv
2e0o. msdng upland 3 4ed Futures opei1so L1-b.-
steady. 1917 pol-s
42- saE Apr-AIay. 52s9o I'd MAJ gle' os<nSer-
sUEe-JUly July-Aug1st, oo9O-S01 - "a. C,-
t0oeT-November 4.e3B4. sd Noverlne-Ase
&a1chester-Yarus duli. cloths Il buyers 'S|0-' -.
FLOUR AND MEAI-Sp-tng bale-s we're - a.
1eu1znc general market aDo-t - -s@er' mill
though bids spring patents are 80 ss1rE patents.
l5aSs -; Writer stralghts g 5O1 - p rtrs 10
sng s. 70ass: spring clears S3 20gsS ~ 60 s7s2 s5
winter s. s0es3 To- extra No "-lt5L ~ TTTF-
rec DOG. So 60qS21 70 arrive acss "a. choice
fancy g a54g3 CSJRH8fEAIS- NTEsAI
Elia dried. ssaSS 20. as . pfalH 5 1eIox 81 s5e
6p-1ng bran spot SIS: sacks % sETlvs asks- city
spring bran r1.ddling. sle T5aS2l n - ~son sd
feed sI6gSIs. nnseed OIL cake. sZ4i ho'AANs 1872
lo ErT1ves Oh meal So 5ogS@o
developments toay -, further
Tor advancing &c Chicago 1u-l celt - nv A
IL element soppie1-c-r
fair EuTopesn demand and IL Chicago y @ sIso asso-
were afi1-- nd
strong Fz@4s rhs
from Nsorsska = 80 - 70
paints IN -Four AZ rsl-S
poius rroaab!y had the nnosl
lueut with recent eIo1 --ja@ 20 the
from France. snd certain 6ln9u.- ee loads
Writer wheat taken 81 NeN-1os nst higher.
pcrts English markets. closed - &c asopted
pvs-s cable saio thai new ss-1S - canadian
pe-zuitting tenders q A1sIs3,
whereas
wheat hex deliverable On as - senern
TIE -sefhcr conditions in Western Sl1ts
iavoraSe vita tie exception 2, ,ro-o-Tant crup
w=.Sk. lec . ez xrnx <e
a. ru-s sass xzx=4sx. ia -sztAxsnr 2asFsses@S-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16

-1e ro-s- market for spot article 1 ,.555iirC
c-.er ana changed ne ps g ,S-.- =-0+ mar
-nIdd-inE tIu1 SooL5s--- So
80 ga-e reegraphed follows; N5oE1-e s+egdv
$500 bales sa2'A.e
t,r-as--e5 - l0r sales 100 bales. e~r7
60 -ors-ges a. Toe: sales, 81 bales the.4S o.
s. To- Zs-5Ir1irero- uncsa1ge1 al go
r--~frangss al Io@sc. sales Ia DA-es
- ---1-1 5I---rsrge5 a. lose Augusta LITE,
crzoge6 1GSsc. T52 bales u
Estimated receipts a Ne
"a T--n--o are o 500 400 bales aeasis last
yrea- 80 QQs bales f1r tle coFreEhclus go So
- tir@e--n 500 20 . 600 bales agaIns. = % ?,
isr- ~ - . - last year. Houston :
-~s., s - 70 400 bales compared with 4o0o IaSI
~S saa .5 and interior points today. con-
80 -st-5 --e zs-1e dav last week and last year
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS.

Tjv.-nooi Aprn i5 ,. nn--Cotton-spot In fair de-
rnand. prfces unchanged: American mddns 546d- The
-Es dav 10000 bales. 81 which 500
- sreratiou and export and included 95eo American
bale including O0G American
onenea orjet ana steady snd closed steady American
vI55dirg = :, April 52SM5.2Sd. April and May 5-2S
~ aas MAY and June 529G5.S0d; June and JEy. sod.
S,,,x .ua AlgaAs $50 Az4ks saa ssrtsSSa. ala
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo April i5.-FIour firm. Wheat-Spring quiet:
M hard S75hc: No Northern. s4sc winter nominal
Corn unsettled No yellow acc bid No corn 47c Oats
52G5sc Rye-No track offered at 6S5<c. through
Chicago Apr, 15-rhe leading futures ranged
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16
Change of Name.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ AsPFIL COOPERATIVE GROCERY COMPANY
having its principal business once
IN ne Borough Manhattan CITY County and state OF
- vrfUa appIv the Supreme Court OF the
starA az New York in for the County OF NeW YORK
Term, Part l. thereof 70 oe ned N ne ol.
II-I,sa the Borough Manhattan city OF New
v-ir On the tweny-eIshth day Of April 1sOS at 1880
day. soon Thereafter
- counsel can be heard. order authorizing SAID
Coronation 70 change its corporate name 10 the ASt~
W-T5OI, ,F.SA ALE GROCERY COMPANY . 80.
Dated York City the 10th day q Aareh IsN2
By J. WHEELER ASPELL- President
ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions for The Grfoen@
n received their Uptown Once
NO :S64 BROADWAY.
Advertisements will received at the following orancn
o4ires al regular Office rates until o'clock VIZ
sI4 Sth-ave., 8. &3d-st-: 153 6tn-aNe.s cor
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16

-~=ee cables: Ric-Cocee market f-n: No Z Rio
sgsa ex-rz-ze SID: receipts 11o0o bags cleared
=: re United States. 200 bags. cleared or Europe
stock 4ez 000 bags Ssntos-CorIee market
~ E305 santos sSeooi receipts y coo BAGS
CSC bag Eza-uHurE-C-o1ee market opened
4 -<r lover q 2:S0 T net lzd@4 pfg lower;
ss1es bags EavreC0ee market opened irregular
: Ar : unchanged al n STEADY,
@-sr- lover $40 unchanged: total sales -eSV
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

- $1,000
STATIONS foot Of West Twsnty.thTd Street and Dss-
coFtiandt strset- is ave % nain 1ses later than
station. except Where ree otberSvise noted.
7S5 A m M s EAST IN MAILnl5sd u 70 Two senx PTGT Car
PlItsburg chicago. No Coaches to Pistsburs-,
5:55 a NJ PENNsYLThS1& LIMITED pullman
o es F6T ssER ssssd PH csvsR9 osdo
1.55 P. II. CHIc4Go AND ST, LOUIS ExPREss;17
For Toledo. Nashville via Cincinnati and LOusyiie'-
P. n 81 LoTIs EPzEssgo1 Ptsss4rs s,4 F8r T3r
Msi6 - -yl4 s5sPsRd9a5 yalleE 0si eaago For
755 p cePr NJ PkciFTc ExPREssFor PseurE and
s9us Connects t2E qlsysIand s4SePs ssE9Szr Ex
WAsHfNGToN f,,5s9TSo5N lsd6'aHi as6 THE fns ss6JTH
,anat Srss So @ ,D G 2 sE nn III sbrdS G5 5Ss and cos
Streets 400 525 "Congressional L4ited% - all PS59' %
40 Dning carj s25 p m i. 70 night s5naaE, ,,s5e n
Car. a. I congTessonaI 4S2G Limited All Ps[IoF spd
31I5v 9aing Ce5sl. & 80 Dining 10 night
SOUTHERN RATLwAY--Exprsss. s2S. AS p n l. "
ATLANTfc COAST LrNE.-Express. SIS d n and s--S
sEABos LINE EAILwAE-E10F'''' u IS p m
NoRFoER K AID WEzsTERN RAILwAy--FOr Memphis
caEsaPERE aPa HsE H5!eaR' oaTo ge PRhL%AT7ss week
FoR oiD ab0 poS 5GS 2 cNFoT % and NoRFoLK-755 n
AANT5c g5ST. m GETTer @ rSroas m eRs Rss5aIia Gs1
Parlor Cars standard Coaches on - Sstartard
lo- Smoking Car. ParIor Cars Dining Car' anu 11
Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY.-1255 D. veek-days -. r,.s,r,a= iron,
For points New York and Long Brarca IL 10
West Tventv-third street Staton) $50 a. n, - *
BIS. ass. 1125 p wee-days ~ i@@S9t1an5t
a m. from DeSorosses an 20 m
Streets 900 a m. 1920. $40, ; 10. and LI-S0 ? ~
weekdays FoR fi5fayi iPHIIaDELPHIA.a Ill Il
G. Cortiandt Streets o-J' -
s25 s55 25 1955 Penna Limited. 1910 tDssorgS (gSs
and Cortlandt Streets 10-20 dining .aI' - fr-irz
ing Carr I155 a m Dining Car}. Is,
Carl 2IO CDesbrosses Cortlandt SreeLs ~ x
2 2 Dining carr 355. . lDinlng SaI91' -
Dining Carr 555 Dining carr. 10. 80 . %, -
. m Il 10 night Sundays 10. 80 tDlnli..zz -
coaches Us s55 55 (Limitedl $50 IooS eDL = Z
Carr a. n. 1855 Dining carr Loo tLlnln5 9 60
Dining Carl So * Dining Car) 40 D1nLns 20 1o
b.55 Dining Car. 7.55. S25- SO S@o , H. A-1o
800
Cbeow 23d ST.. 263 F1tth avenue N
ST.. HOu<s: West twenty -ttlllG
Station and stations foot OF and Corandi
Streets: Court Street $50 Fulton Street SS Broad@ay
and Pennsylvania Annex Station BROOKLYN StaIoI;;
Iarsev Cftv The New York Transfer Company W.
cali for check from hotels and Residences
through to destination
"9f4 Eighteenth Street Tor PelnsIi'0AAA0
q rNe71 ~ oaG s7TEPPIZPy S17 M J. p WOOD
Manager. Gen passenger agent
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16
Proposals.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. WASHING
Il ton D. c. April 1. 19o3.-seaed proposals Will be
received at Office until O'Clock n, Wednesday
An~t1 % 1903 for furnishing 1890 OF bi
luminous coal and 2OO0 pounds OF Ice 70 certain
Ifrt+5 states buildings in YORK and Brooklyn. n
during the year ending June 80 1904 CT sch por
Of be deemed advisable Specnca-
o1s and blank OF proposals be obtained upon
application u the Secretary Of the Treasury Washng
T5 rig reject all bids IS reserved Dy
the Treasury Department NJ AILE Acting Secretary
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16
= s. CrSTOM HOUSE. NEW YORK, APRIL

- 10 IgA9-Sealed proposals Will be received at this
building until . O'Clock D n. Friday, April -. 1908
FOR furnishing wood water miscellaneous supplies wash
ing towels hauling ashes sprtnkng streets for this
building during fiscal year ending June 50 lFtet
or such portion OF year be deemed advisable
The right TO reject any and all bids IS reserved oy the
TreasIrE Departrasnt y. y. StE-ANAAAN. Cusoo-lan-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16

@-z~1lz-tcn cotton not aCA-Fs
~z-Ee- was Irregular and the trade 1eroLs
somewhat oetteF
expected and following Lre ca-l
,sz- zr-z-e6 further strength under rel 5tgs
r--- e9---z with Nay and July once more nc
C5sas re s-re--o- The former opton- ecsihg a 10
- T-aeS4r r---aI to-day At 104Zc. tnen soiu ioa
n z--a - closing Tuesday night, AZ s-so-,
-a.-.. then advanced 70 lAtS-- L4lee
-sr s--a-er--, lir-e 1he 70 exI- me go
from position oi May an
weather news f2Foras'ie
-e.zi~-s The day signify UIllet -S go
- --e ea-1-as being ZIG bales agallsI
- s-.ar-- movement regarded as -.-a-sf-g
-.s--s--r -Ha weeks tnto sgdc showed a.
-s-5e-. ra7 gel being more OF IS l't' -
----= s-st~-- S2 005 last Runlors Neis go
------z- -ra- z--1e O. NaT and July sloII
with the bun p1ot a.
.-E- ia some quarters mean mat tne cis giey
- zf=-oSa5 10 attempt ac1ual oEAieI
---7,-are5 lv The liquidation %hlcn Dsls-1e
rEher levels lea1lilg 70 el--7L-
T--.z5 down points. Wi-ie s--E - --[--rS +1a
--7-ava- the pooi again bought aLl l- --5cs
- 80 market advanced 70 a2o-- --i-r
- - -z=ef-- ~ NFsv under fresh scare o. s- -
- -s-l-a- @-aIfv steady net lal5 points AAs 80
- e-r-1-es estimated - 125v ta-S s2sssv
----he were again rela-iTelz q1Ls, sser7ad
--E =. 80 been he recently HpsC--AN-0-
ss-eev q professional origin ~ 7,-a1 market to-day
Z CONTRACT pms Al 49,
- ar -r--7r-s- vez-ar-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

Department OF the Interior. ONCE OF Indian Ahairs
washington D. c. 1903 Sealed proposals. N
dorseF Proposals for beef. -four ETC. the may
he and arected 20 Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
262S7 south Canal Chicago Ill, will be received
until O'Clock D. n. OF Tuesday. April q 1903 for
furnishing Indiau Service beer HOUR oacon es
and other articles or subsistence
also To- boots and shoes groceries soap baking poT1eE
crockerv agricultural implements, paints oils glass
wagons harness, leather findings saddery
etc hardware school and medical supplies and long
articles Sealed proposals
ronosa for blankets wooden and cotton goods cloh-
and directed TO the Com
ssfo1e- az Indian Affairs. Nos 19l2I Wooster street.
Nauv York CITY received until O'Clock n OF
Tesday May 1903 for furnishing FOR the indian sev
wO0ien and cotton goods, clothing. nooI
ba+a aDd be made out on Government
blanks Schedules giving all necessary information Io
Si15arz furnished application TO the Indian
once washington. D C the Z 5 Indian WarenoJlses
wooster New York CITY 25s-26I Soutn
1arsI street Chicago. III. SIS Howard street Omaha
Nebr 6O2 south Seventh street St Louis No; the on-
r1issaries OF Subsistence, T. S A al CheyeIne Ny9'
7auI MINI Quarte-rnasters u D A. Seattle
Wash the postnasers Sioux city. Tucson PoTrland
croLo-s nd Tacoma Manufacturers and
Association California, san Francisco. Ca
aids win opened the and days above staLs1
invited be present at the opening me
enartrenr reserves the right TO determine the po1
delivery and reject any ana az DIGS az 80 u
any bid ". a ~O-NI@7' oI----
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

4Taily except sunday. SUNDAY only
Ofsces: Ibertg Ferry South Ferry. Astor FIouss
ia 26l 434 1900 I2S4 Broadway Is2 5th Ave. =
Tnion square West 153 East t25ch St 2IS West 1ssh
245 columbus Ave Court St. 344 se0
FuIton ST. Brooklyn: IS B-oadvav. Williamsburg NeT
York Transfer Co calls FOR and checks baggage 10 ces
tfnaton-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16

BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD
Navz-Y7-< Ctr South Ferry Liberty
Chicago, PittsbuFG. 10 nr- I'D II
Chicago. Columbus .'f255pE- LOopul- 1tner.
PfTtsburg, Cleveland. - 23s1u- . 8 4pna 1Ar1td
ssPfttsburg Lfmited"-..s 655pn- . s0opn1 511st
Caacfnrafi So T,ouf-. sI2 10 NJ sf2 Sleeper
Sfnci11asf' = 95zra. 3Gau1- Diner
4 s5n-1 Oacu1- Buf1at
Na-foTL- 551rn- L00pul- Diner
+Daily. tDaIly, except sunday SSunday Only
OrFces: 115. PSI 434 1900 BroatWay. Astor Eot1Sc
Is Union Square W. 391 Grand 81. u so Euton
St Brooklyn: South Ferry and LAnsrty 81 Sdss@ss
checked from hotel or residence 20 destination
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty street and South Ferry Gins from
south Ferry minutes earlier than shown belowJ-
FAsToy BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MATCH CFFINE<-z400 7-15 Easto1 dr-yJ. O. 10 a.
100 40 500 % Is Eastoz ouly) sundays. z4@S
va, a n 81 ARE RI AND sCRANTOy-zaoO 30
< Sundays "A . a I m
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURS TONS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-z4-OO go a. H. 1SO % "A 10 Like
wood ana Iakehurst onlyl 500 tx53O Lakewood only)
N Sundays. 1000 a N
XTSELAND AND BRIDGETON-fz4OO a. n t1.3O
YoS1E BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVF POINT PLEASANT AND sEASHOHE
POTNTs-z4O 90 30. II 80 a m SO $50. $50 p n
S1D7svs except Ocean Grove 800 a m. ?. N
PIJITADELPFIA READING TERNTN AI9-z-t =.
- 90 $500. % 90. 1000 ttLoo a ti2 %. 100.
$3.50 = % rs 90. "4o0 800. t6o0 rT3o. $500 ?
9TH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-F4 -. $50. s10.30.
ali s0 a n 100 ts34O. 800. '7O0 70 25 D n.
RESDTVG HARRISBURG. POTgTSVIIIE AND
WTTIIAMSPORT-Ii4 q . $500 p 10 1000.
II 90 a Ii. Reading only. I'RI0O lii-20 = %
Reading PottsviIle and Harrisburg only. -4oo Is 90
D m zF-5n Liberty Street only 'Daily- taily. sz-
cept Sunday. ssundsy only tParior only Iva
Tamaqua. xSaturdays.
Crces LII -rtv St Ferry South Ferry Astor House.
ia PSI AZ. 130e Broadway 1s2 Sch Av. = Union
Square 125th St. 272 West 125ch St 245
Columbus Az. York: 81. 344. $50 Fulton
St B-ooklvu- 95 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New 4ork
calls fer and checks baags q 1sstlnatio1
W 9. RESLER. c VI BURT.
Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr. Gen Pass'r AE-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York foot Barclay and Christopnsr Sts
TSOO A M-For BinghamrOu and Syracuse
90 90 a M--For Buffalo. Chicago and 81 LoulA
4OP M Buffalo and Chicago
M-For Scranton and Plymouth
"a M ? M-FoI Buffalo and Chicago
a. M OsTezo. ithaca BUfalo
80 ~ A Nor Chfcazo-Slespsrs open P ~
-s.5sf. ~ ira 40 t1s3 Broadway y z: S5S Fulton
=. E-ookfvu sDsfiy Except Sunday
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16

-b. market for spirits turpentne was ICs+
ana uncertain. with fairy large supplies ava ,s - sns
"a large Rosn was stsely -
LoW medium grades are stsaoSs o-~
t--I1y less nominal " q1ots
the Ilsn 1S ESTINF-OH machine bbIs. 54lzg
b5c. -, ,o o~a<o N. of bbts e.
I96sTC-r-our1on good strained 8 -: u and z
- e. 9O7so 81. G. So 45; H 81 90; L SSGSS 10 y
q 81. e 70. y IS IS; " c. 81 10. and " ". s. S5g
s. 40 sTOCK ON HAND
s1irI+s t1rpentine '--------- %
-
savannah April 15.Turpentine steady 4s14e; receipts
bbIs: exports. l4O pols Esosn nrnls
sc a. bbls: sales 602 bbls: exports 5l2l Dds
recelpsS 80 n D and z. 81 80: F. s.: @. 81 %. u.
sq9ted' e K Sc: NJ So Is " 50 25. " G. s. S5:
" " Sc 50. - 81. 7-,,-,s,+t-a nominal as1.e Rosln
1919 2 a and F. 81 So +. s p; 9. 81 90 d
:. 80: / s. 75; K. s. eo NJ 50 o. n 50 ~ c. .
W w 50 20 ,1 15-Tu-psutne-spIrfts ass Cd Rosir-
.ors.o1 L1o,5..ol1 strained 6s Cd; fine. los
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16
Financial.
NAVAL STORES.

Ak oo- santerber and October 4s294 SD; October and
So--s,er 3 "A Cad: November and December. 4Sod
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16
FOR STRsISTENCE STORES.

l. -Oeic. Of Purchasing C1ruissary, Z s ATTY, 50
11-5f+abau street New City, y 7. April IsOS-
ssis5 -osaIs for furnishing delivering subsistence
stores in this city the month Of May 1908 VIII 3s e
cafed AZ This Office O'Clock A NJ on Apr4 u
fa63 Information furnished application Envelopes
containing bids should Be rnarHec - .
istence Stores opened April II 1873 ard addressed 70
Major d !. RR AINARD. COICrnissary U. :. A
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16

Receipts OF breadstus interior points in thousands
three cphers o00 omitted -four bbs grain bush as
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-27
At Chlcauo.

Chicago, September 26.-English Lad, in receipt of seven pounds from Auditor, won the Fall handicap, the feature of the Hawthorne card today. J. P. Mayberry, at 15 to 1, after setting all the pace, finished third, beating Proceeds length, though Auditor and Proceeds, coupled in the betting as the S. S. Brown entry. were favorites at even money. The handi- cap was worth $l775 to the winner, having a gross value of $2330. The track was fast and the weather threatening. The racing shifts to Harlem on Monday. Sum- mary
 First race, six furlongs-Redan, 107 q. Reiff) to 1, won; Best Man, 105 (Bu- chanan), Ito ?, second Paul Whaley, 104 QI Phillips),.S to 1. third. Time. 1:14 2-5.
 Second race, steer lechase, short course Paul Aker, 13S (Seaton) 6 to 1, won; Fa- leila, Al e. Johnson), to 1, second; Cey- lon. 160 (McMahon), to l, third. Time, 2;57 3-5.
 Third race, seven furlongs. Fall stakes English Lad, 119 Dominicl1), s to 5. won; Auditor, 126 (Robbins), even, second; ,. ?. Mayberry, 1o7 GIT. Phillips), 15 to 1, third Time. 1;2S.
 Fourth race mile and an eighth-By- ways, 102 Q.. Wilson,, to ?, won; Fingal, 90 (Robbins), 50 to F second; Hargis, Ill J. Reiff). to 10, third. Time, 1854 2-5.
 Fifth race. six and one-half furlongs- Deagoa, 104 Ql. Wilson,, to 5, won; McGee, 101 (Buchanan), ' to 2, second; Toah 1O4 (Adkins), 13 to 5, third. Time, 1;19 3-5.
 Sixth race mile-Lnguist, Ill (Domi- nick) even, won; Sidney c. Love, Ill (Robbins), to 1. second; Early. 104 (Won- derly), to 1. third. Time, 1:4 2-5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-27
At St. Louis.

St Louis, September 2G.-A. D. Gibson, at to 20, easily won the Nimrod stakes from the Elliott entry, Dave Sommers and Hilee, which were coupled in the betting at Il to D. and the only other starters at Delmar today. A. D. Gibson went to the front at the quarter with Hilee following close presumably en- deavoring 10 wear down the favorite and allow Dave Sommers to win, but to no avail. Gibson galloped in with ears prick ed by five lengths. Track fast.
 First race, six furlongs-Rose Court, 102 Perkins), P to 1, won; Irene Mac, 96 stShea). 12 to 5. second; Tangent, 1O4 (Shee- ham, 3 to 1, third. Time, 1:16.
 Second race. mile and seventy yards Rengaw 30 G4ivingston). IS to 5, won; Wilhelmina, 79 (Plunket), 15 to 1, second Hegira, 94 (George), 10 to 1, third. Time, 1:47.
 Third race. six furlongs-King Ross, 1o5 (Sheehan). 9 to l, won; Sid Silver, 1O1 J. Taylor g to l. second Vestry. 104 CD. Austin), to 5, third. Time. 1:15%
 Fourth race. six and a half furlongs- A. D. Gibson, 106 CD. Austin) to 20, won; Dave Sommers, 9l (Shea). Il to 5, second; Hiee, 106 (Sheehan), Il to 5. third Time, 1:21.
 Firth race, six furlongs-Quaker Girl. 97 (Shea). IS to 5, won; Columbia Girl. 10l (M. Johnson), s to l. second; Ingolthrift, 104 e. Miller) to 1 third. Time. 15h.
 Sixth race, mile-Ega G. 104 (F. Smith). 6 to 5, won; Flintlock. 104 (Shea), Ito 2, second; Aladdin. 102 (Sheehan), to 1, third. Time, LA.
 Seventh race, mile and a quarter--Last knight 105 (W. Hennessey), to 1, won; The Bobby. 101 (Sayers) to 5, second; w. B. Gates. 107 (Sheehan), 10 to 1, third. Time, 2:09
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-27
Sale of Race Horses.

New York, September 26-A sale of race horses in training. the property of J. B. and F. P. Keene and others, was held at Gravesend today. Twelve head, all from the Keene stable, sold for S461OO. Dolly Spanker aAtwo-y -year-old brown geldng, by Kingston Imp Lady Gay, after some spirited bidding was knocked down to R. F. Wilson Jr.. for $73OO the top price of the sale The other best sales were:
 Tam O'Shanta, b. g., by TingstonImp My Chree, J. J. Hurburg, ss2OO.
 Cuturita, b. f! 8, by His Highness- Butterflies W. Fl. Kraft, $30O0.
 Olympian, ch h. 5, by Domino-Belle of Haywood, J. F. Schorr, $1700.
 Injunction, ch. c. 8 by St. Leonards Prohibition J. w. Schorr $55O0
 Palm Bearer, oh. g., by Horoscope Hand Maid, E. R. Thomas, $41OO.
 Knight Errant. br. C. by Trenton-Imp St. Mildred. P. w. Dwyer, $6100.
 Wizard, ch g. 9 by Horoscope-Lady In- vercauld, Patchogue stable, $3OOO
 Palette, b. f. ?. by Ben Brush-Bonnie Lee, C. l.. Richards, 5000.
 Strephon, b. c. 2. by Hamburg-1mp Pas torella, S. J. Lawler, $320O.
 Riverdale, br. c. 2, by Kingston-Dancing Water, Pail A. Song. $45OO.
 His Eminence, b. c. 5, by Falsetto-Pa- troness. J. c. Yeager, $290O
 Gay Boy, b. c. 4, by St. Saviour-Orlie, c. F. Hill $500.
 Golden Drop, br. f. g. by Hamburg Gouette DOT, w. H. Snyder, $21OO.
 Operator, blk. h. 3, by. Imp Victory Thanks, P. w. Heffer, $140o.
 Luxembourg. ch. c. ?, by Imp, Loyalist- Lythe, II. F. Driffns, $6OOO.
 Gold Spnk. b. c. ?, by Imp. Gold Finch Abilene, J. J. Zurbourg, $11o0.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-27

There will be types of all the various tribes at St. Louis. According to the census reports there are approximately: 15,OOO Innuit or Eskimo. 2145 Aleuts, 1756 Creoles, 510O Tinneh, 5000 Thlingets, 7SS Hydah and 30, 49s whites, making a total of 6, 592
 The Eskimo exhibit at St. Louis can not fail to interest and instruct. This tribe inhabits the coast line and outlying islands.
 The Aleuts occupy the Aleutian chain of islands.
 The Tinneh live near the mouth of the , Yukon. They are bold and courageous and practice witchcraft.
 The Thlinget are composed of ten clans and occupy the Alexander archipelago.
 Appliances showing the life and customs of each tribe will be shown at St. Louis and if possible an anthropological group will also be on exhibition.
 The school exhibit Is now being col lected by the local teachers under the su- pervision of -Dr. Sheldon Jackson. It will consist of a complete exhibit of school room work, showing course of instruc- tion, methods, etc. Books and apparatus. Photographs of characteristic scenes. Specimens of industrial work Harnessed deer with driver. Harness. sleds, vehicles, etc., showing manner or carlnB Ior anu using deer. Articles made of deer pro- duets clothing, food, tents, utensils and implements Pathological specimens show ing life of natives under nomadc condi- tions, and the improvements wrought by pastoral life resulting from the introduce tion of reindeer.
 The walls of the Hydah Indian house will be hung with photographs of the wild and beautiful scenery of Alaska as we'll as pastoral views showing crops and flowers In profusion This will show grass on the banks of Rampant creek, Alaska, growing as high as a mans head, a hay field in the Yukon valley, a vege- table garden near Circle City a rich bar ley field at Holy Cross Mission; a dis play of vegetables grown in the Klondyke, a waterfall in Keystone canon over 700 feet high, enchanting views of mountains, rivers and canons which will give the visitors to the Alaskan building an en- tirely new conception of the attractions and resources of that territory. There will be piles of rare minerals and mug gets of gold that will tempt men to try their fortunes in the new Fl dorado of the far northwest