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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-18
EGRESOS

Pagado a G. Flores ST.
ceSi6n de Perez, ger.
plazo de la casila. S 1900
Diaries 4 la cocinera, pa
ra verduras y carbon. 22,55
Pagado varios, seg1ln
cuentas de provisio-
mes. 2Io94
Pagado a la cobradora,
cocinera y peon sus
sueldos. $500 274,46
Sobrante para Nvre. S 6o,76
San Juan P. R., / Q. de NoViembre
de 1903
Vo. .Bo.
Grace De w. LngO.VidG
Presidenta.
./aanita del VaIks
Tesorera.
Suministradas en- ell mes 2,32S raciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-18
BendfceloS, mad,e mia,
Virgen Santa del Pillar.

El palaciego mas adu1a dor Sc tenta-
"a mucho la casaca antes de califcar
esos versos de pind daricos pe:o induda-
blemente tienen "sabor baturro", una
nota democratica: dc muchc lnteres, y
sobre TODD, un perfume de sencillez &
ingenuidad, tanto mas estimab BILE, cuan-
to mas raras y casi deSconocidas, son
las flores de la ingenuidad y la senci-
llez, bajo los dorados techG de los al
cazares.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-18

INGKESOS
Sobrante de Setiembre. $7I,e4
Cobrado al Ayunta-
I miento, por mensuah. So |
dad de Setiembre. 1866
Dona ci6n por D. Ma
nuel Benito de Pefa -
por Setiembrbre. 6,co
Colorado de la suscrip-
cion de Setiembre, Sc
gun detalle en- libro
de GAIA. 24oo5 $344,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-18

Una comisi6n del Ateneo compuesta
de los sefiores Echegaray Azcarate,
Andrade J. UrzAiz, visito al presidente
del Consejo lie ministries, Era p=dirle
que el gobierno conceda la cantidad Gle
doscientas mil pesetas al ngeniero de
caminos senior Torres Quevedo, con OBJ
jeto de que ponga en- practlta su prodi-
gioso invento, para trasmitii la tuerza a
grandes distancias. APPLICABLE 4 los glo-
bos y los buques.
FL Stfiyr Vlllaverde pronetio acceder
a los deseos de los ilustres comisiona-
dos.
FL invento del Sr. Torres Quevedo
foe infornado favorablemente. hace
tempo pOr Ia Academia de Ciencias
Exac'as de Madrid. y despues del in
forne sc traSlad6 Paris, y ALI realiz6
notab.es experimentoS. qre demostra-
rUn 4 Os sabioS de Ia vecila repdblica
que el invento Gel Sr. Torres Ouevedo
Isu in las condicioDes sufcienIes para
levaIlO Il pr1lica.
III iufoTme dc IA Academia de Glen
cias Exaetas dc Paris hosra al inge-
nierf ssPafios. y al mismo tempo sc to-
mo 81 Acuerl0 De colocar 4 poEabre de.
ST. Torres Queved0 en- el cuadEo dc los
sabios sxlFa0jcFos.
10 comti6a sali6 complacida De IA
entEsvisla Gun 81 Sc. villsverds.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-18

Sc IA ersehEado en hs Palmaa IA
hssdici6n de las mtquinas De sxpl-ta-
eida d axuas De Quistaailla. utiltimo
psanan,aaio debido 4 u Lxa ds pro
pegtartoa.
~ aeso. fqne N a<uftio tcda IA "a.
N reSullallo solemnt2mo.
nespa& IA Aahits colaunl h.nqusss.
{ qpe 1sn nxsgit9 eerz q - MI c1-
msnaaka
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-30
STATEN ISLAND TENNIS.
Hiss HomauS in Too Winning PAIRS
IN Ladies' Club Tournament.

Tennis matches n the mixed doubles and the
vonen's doubles yesterday advanced the players
in The tournament Of the Staten Island Ladies
Club ID to the serni-hnal round. Miss Helen Hc-
mans ard Allen Blythe defeated Miss Margaret
johnson and Robert u. Miles, il, in three speedy
sets. g. IS. - Miss Beatrice Bonner and
George BOYD defeated Miss Edith Donald and John
Edwards This gave the two winning pairs places
in the serns-fua4s along with AT. and Mrs. John
CraiE. who gained their place on Monday The
match for the untitled bracket will bring together
SIS Agnes Russell and Thomas Flske against Miss
Edith Handy and John Reileld to-day.
In the wCUen's doubles Miss Agnes Russell and
Miss Helen Romans put out Miss Nary Lea and
Mss Edith Handy n two sets. IN the serli-fnai
round the teams now are. Mrs John Craik and
Mss Beatrice Bonner against Miss Margaret John
son and her sister. Miss 5ficert Johnson, and the
pairs Mss Agnes Russell and Miss Helen Romans
AGAINST Mss ECith Donald and partner The sum
mary
Vor1eu's Doubles Cfst rouudlNiss Agnes Russell and
Miss Helen Romans defeated Miss Mary Lea and Miss
Edith Hardy. O. IS
Mixed doubles crs' round,-Miss Helen Romans sn5
n Miles. e., g. Sc - Mics Beatrice Bonner and
George Bov5 eetes-ed Miss Fam Donald and John Ed
wards. g.. 81. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-30
CHILDPEN'S DAY At FAIR.
Racing and Amusements at Vest
chester Opening Day.

The eighteenth annual fair OF the westchester
County Agricultural and Horticultural Society
opened At the county fair grounds yesterday. For
years this opening day at the fair has been
"Children's Day" The management says that
eight thousand children were on the ground There
were msny attrs FOR their entertainment.
The Westchester County Horse show Association
for the first time s. years not exhibiting at the
fair grounds. made a material difference in the
attendance. The parking spaces were filled TO
overaovins. but with spectators. and not with
the drags and coaches that for years have occupied
them.
Miss Lillian Hoffman rode against, r.derIess
PAGER fo- half mile circuit OF the track winning
in 5sss seconds Professor Willard. the aeronaut
while descending with his balloon. performed
hazardous fests on the trapo4e bar attached TO
the parachute. To amuss the children. wei as
GUIDING Professor C5-se-'s dos Nonsienr AIardo
The balancing t-apeze performer, and the r-yiEs
The racing was exciting. considering the classes
althoIsh tie races were uot l1[sLe.. ! ne uo3E.-
country class Of Spo-cs.aen The exhibits at the
grounds are s t T5 327 fb i9S b6T svs
In the class for the most artistic display OF fruit
viii be Firemen-s Dav at the fair grounds. Hun
creds Of HreTnen. .Ac4goins a.iSs t go ~ 80
ment IN the county, have decided % enter Inc
The racing summary IS as follows:
TBorTrSG-22e CLAss-PURsE $50.
M3 sges MsTe r. s n. G o Ganafrsat west
r-9gs e Ir..s E-sIsysoos. y J........5 ;
D9 Pans Aes-aT' D H. y l. '-..-' ..9
---''' Time. 2:55 :. '2.5iss :.2a7. 1881.
PACINC---14 CI4ASS-PLE;SE $500
r:Ss5.. 5. = E5s-s- T:sl. o:.a.4t. \ i z
1lS'77 n . 3: -ia5,a5 - ii-.
Vernon. y r. -. 2 s
Tine c3lt3. 2;I7is 21si4. 2.-1s..
HALF NILE RUNNING RACE-BEsT TWO N THREE
EEATS-PCaSE 800
by Bonnie Leslie Diva. ssco-d, Signal
third TIE Nantun. HacAet and VtalIt. also ran Tine
O.5I.
Se-o-d heat b Bonnie Leslie; The Manton second
Diva. third. TIM O:51
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-30

The Invaders defeated the Detroit team IN the
last game OF the season al American League Park
yesterday by a score OF 70 10 The local team
batted Kane frequently while the visitors got only
SIX Eils-two Of Putnam n i've innings and
four or Adkins in the q: the contest Camel
made TWO singles and two doubles il the I'VE times
he was at the bat.
The attendance was not large. considering = was
the last game OF the season: but this can be partly
accounted Cor by the chilly weather and the long
rice TO the grounds. The season fOr the American
League has not been prosperous in this city. but
tle-e j. not the slightest doubt that next year
should be better. IIe subway VIII. II Is promised
be in operation then. ana VIII land spectators from
the lower part Of the city in quick time The new
men too added 10 the nine The last Of this season
promise 20 strengthen the teams chances much
iur next years pcuEaut race
The local team made enough runs q the second
inning OF yesterdays contest 10 give tlem the game
Three doubles. two singles and a oult. assisted y
Detroit'S the home team five runs In
the following inning thew added another tally. and
iu the sixth a single and double gave them an
Other run Detroit scored once n the second and
again II the seventh inning. IL the elEltE 2 base
balls, hunt and TWO singles save the home nine
three more runs TIE visitors made their final two
the ninth. Tle score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-30
YALE NEEDS MORE MEN
Rafferty, Issues CaU for Line Play
erS-.Snappy Practice.

Ncv-Haven Conn. sept 29-The varsity scored
twice on strong scrub team this afternoon. put
ting Up the first suaPpy practice game Ct the sea
son. The lineup from the left end the list
now regular-Raferty. Kinney. Morton. Roraback
Blocmer. Hogan and Shevilr. Rockwell played
Quarterback OwsLey and Metcalf halfback and
Bowman, who was out to-day for the first time
fuuback cIoorehead and Hare have been made
first SUB ENDS. Twitcheu Grst sub quarterback
Mitchell and allen halfbacks. and Mccoy fuIback
The Yale team vil line up against Tufts IN this
Wy tomorrow.
On the second team Flanders is running out so
a 10 shelve smith al centre Irwin showed up
vel to-day az guard Ogden n. REID al right end
or the scrubs and Stevenson and Mills at haifoack
Tlere is probability that NcAahcn. the Bucknel
tackle and Stubs tackle. may drop cut this week
,.c-4-ee nj examination CAPTAIN Rafferty, has
issued special cali for candidates Tor the me Inc
vale players wore new heaogear for the uTst time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-30
sIN5H RAcE-For 'hFee,esr-o'as and UPWARD: selling
RESULTS AT HARLEM.

.1lcsso SIT @srlrt; -ac- eve farlcuzs7v.1.ts-.
loe '6lc1a11n 20 3. vvoa- Enve-5te. Jos
Oes- - % \ s50l.- Lrarserr~. 105 IT. Des-5 100 10
49, ~. -inle son torIua--s- king EIls7- r-a
- n slers Nus Apple. EEr1-Ea1- -horzzyatte.
$50 AslS Lo-el harlo-d ana Nirgluia Boy also
face one r1-lel.--Ilr.ai tfi-l. y.-r--t
10 . Won. Tslra. IOs tFer-elr 10 i @1---5. t95-
4ali- II 81 Bonner. 10 to a. third. Tine r.slit
~ N@--a-- o-so
INC rae fcre and crefcu-rn miles,: Desr-c--
lfsJlT Bessie. 30 tFerrCIN. 20 g. vo1: Tr Stepl-
- ~. t47yil y p = second. P1stnaste- V-tlh1 -
$3.50 7 ---i -so
Fourth race fsix fa-lo-r-.-r,sr fo- rsr-.s-s-. %.
~ Nots gzcer Rule ln7 fA1i RI. 90 l. second. C-0-
= w knapp P 20 4. ta-r1. Tine. l-I5-s- Thaae
enc ny Grown
N race six fu-'C-r-ac~s1 Dream. 50 CRohbfrsl
= lo Won Marrr Johnson T-lrj. 20 20 J. second.
-..@rco - fOirhau1 90 70 J. third Time 1-1s Joe
sart-n Lazy Kent EHt.yr Bvrt. TioTa s.. Maxim ard
Ae-rT liEIr
5hL1 race zone and cne-riNteer-h r-fesbF'-FaI i07
70 flllpS % . won. Esrshalssa- l0I CPhIisps. -
- . second. lr-uha-cr 100 lE-rhararh- 10
-line les Don't ASK Me. Sone-sau-- Paul wEaey All
S1rlnssteaE also rE-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-30
GOLF
Mrs. Fo.r First in Qualifying Round
of WOmen's Tournament.

Chicago Golf Club. Wheaton IL, Sept 2-Nrs
Caleb FOX. OF the Huntingdon Valley Golf Club
carried OF the honors n the Qualifying round for
the national wornen's golf tournament over the
Wheaton course to-day. taking only 81 strokes for
TIE IS holes, SIX strokes less than the WOmsn's
bogle. o. the 80 starters only four succeeded in
getting under the 100. mark. dthose scoring as
high as 10 qualified for the real struggle for the
championship honors which begins tomorrow.
Western women are in 3 large majority. but
nearly all of the Fasteners who qualified turned
IN comparatively low medal scores and the con-
test between East and West promises TO De an in
terestirg one A rather ctrcag west wind sprans
up about noon and brought disaster 20 many PLAY
ers in negotiating the wide pond guarding the
ninth and tenth greens. Other conditions were
favorable she proving II be IN perfect con-
ditio-- The pairing viii probably result in bring
ing together Hiss Bessie Anthony. the Western
champion. and Mrs Caleb FOX in the second round
tomorrow afternoon. Tie scores:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-30
MOB cHAsEs DRIVER TO STATION.
HI. HO-secar Had Run Over and Killed Boy

.f,e- -r7ri-c over and Instantly killing Ben
,a-nin Fo-uan eight years old. IN front OF bis
to-.e No rs DelarCey-st-. yesterday afternoon,
FBsufD Nurtha q No 5ss Grsrd-sL, 2 driver q q
r,elsrcey-st- car. ran 20 Tie De-ancey-st police
s-srtor for protection. Ee vas followed by an
a-rrv mob Ct East S.ders. who threatened him
with bodily harm
L lust ran over boy. tut co-icnt heip IL save
-. from that ln0b." called Aurta 70 TIE So
reant as be ran breathlessiy into tie station and
~ against the railing in front % The desk As
toon ss he rad told h-s story Ee was locked ~,
charged with bouicce.
after the accident Murths jumped from the car
s-s pul Ie6 the boy out AS De Cad 60 big crowd
-rl erree ana 1ecau 40 male cerDcrsfr-ti 0l
srsfnsf thr drive Fearng thet Noala CO L-l
f,6Fr harm Mlrlha started Cor inc station house
cd man trlll a. trip am -p. t-f ne vas tco
4. cE ard socu had lead OF about thirty feet
-.s VAS followed 70 the very ccCr - The station,
and 1e RAD fast that Ee co-io barely
c.Lnl5 the flight % stone steps that LEAD 70 the
erffrocul. A policeman was sent cL-s.Ce 70 srlRe
rhe crowd avrsv. AID another seEt 70 the src-e
81 TIE accicC-r Al ambulance vas summoned
from csouverneur Hospital and Dr. l11--zg. MO
Responded. sad young FOru-ar had been instantly
killed The police say tSey have Witnesses @ho
say rhst the ACCIDENT vas Iot re g II q A-iA2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-30
KENT PLAYS CRICKET HERE TO-DAY.

The Kent County cricket team arrived here from
Philadelphia last night. They viii begin this morn
ing their game with Nsw-York. The match viii
take place on the ground Of the Livingston Field
Club. az Staten Island. As " 3. Cobb. c. II. Clark
and F J. Pre1de~E7st viii be unable % play for
New-Iork on account Of business engagements
their places viii be taken by H Boyer, 5. B. Stand
fast and another The other members Of the team
are F. F. Kelly. A. G. Laurie and J Adam, Of the
NeU-Jersey Cricket Club. J. POyer and A s DIR
rant. OF Brooklyn. H r. Graharne. OF Manhattan.
and " Bunce and F. @. WarourCol- Of Paterson.
The game is TO last for two DAYS and viCIlets will
Be pitched a. u a m A z Rendle president Of
the Metropolitan District Cricket League. viii pre-
sent the player on the NeW-YOrk team having the
best record IN each department Of the game with
a silver cup.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-30
MoUNTED POLICEMEN FOR FIFTH.AvE

81 the request Of Second DEPUTY Commissioner
Piper. who has personal charge OF traffic regula-
ton IL the city, Commissioner Greene issued al
order yesterday afternoon. detailing three men
attached 10 the mounted squad II Central Park
10 do duty L. Fifth-ave. The mounted men are 70
be placed there for the sole purpose q regulating
traffic Captain Piper says the bicycle policemen
have been unable 10 cope with the work, and he
has not enough men al his command to station
avenue. He zddel:
y men are mounted thew present more com
handing appearance, and can see better Tor them
selves. Flfvh-ave. had alwa-s been a stumbling
block in tie matter OF trartic regulator On
Broadway we have the specially detAied squad oI
the patrolnen and the bicycle men
Tie trouble on FifJh-ave. Is that the teanste-s
do not keep enough 70 the right and often take
the wrong side Of the thoroughfare. There are
great many swift moving yehlcles on iL.h-aFe
ana ! know or many drivers VINO go 10 Madison
or Lexingtoa-ave. IN order 70 avoid the teamsters
on Fifrh-aVc. There many art antique turDl-
fl.re an6 other business houses OF similar uatIrs
o. ana from the eSJ4LlisLI neuts ID carriages or
AUTOMOBILES. II the centre % the roadway Co--d
would be fever blocks and ne ta4Ac No4-a De
ne looks are SO short along the avenue that
the carriages ana aEfo--p1-leS CoD!1 Wall N the
ca streets while their owners were making pEr-
chasfs Aly idea j. have tie heavily loaded
teams keep 70 the extreme ris1t, and mean 70
INTO operation uo-aCrrow morning ar COCK,
and :ecl that il vii be successful / have issued
20 he Immediately arTeEtec- lleFe VII De Lhtee
5f tlese mounted men one Wlll be Stationed from
F'1urleenrL Twenty-toCrth-st. the secoldr rom
Tuenrv-sixth 10 Forr.-seco-d-st-. ana ne lalI1
IN Foo-t,-seco-d . E-t-y-Eilth-st TIE I-s-
two VII reuort 70 TIE West Thtrueth-St staton
and ths upFer nan 70 TIE Central Park stsiioa Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-30
HARVARD SUBS WILL MEET BowDoE
Fifteen Men Dropped from Squad-Two New
Candidates Appear.
my TELEeRArH TO TIE rRrBUSE.I

CAMBRIDGE Mass. sept. cs.-Harvard and Bow
dom vii meet In the second game OF the Crimson
eore5,,re on soldiers Field tomorrow. Harvard
viii he represented by a largely substitute team
as a number O. the regular men are stil unit for
hard work because Of injuries received IN the
Williams game SchoelkcpL Harrison and Nichols
1 NOT -sy today FOR this reason. and IN the line
-eftber E55inso- uo- knoaltCl HiI ue in the game
Schoelkopf has lost considerable weight lately, SO
he viii have q rest Tor few days
In the lineup to-day between the Arst and second
e1,er,s tte frst scored one touchdown on straight
$50 foo-t,.n CARRYING The ban for seventy yards.
-a-rv freeman centre two years ago. and
Sxr16r6s q Law School man. weighing y" POUNDS.
s,i--.F -5e SQUAD TO-DAY. The first c.t iu the
SQUAD was made to-day n-Jeen men being CROPPED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-30
PRINCETON READY FoR swARTHmoRE.

Princeton. X = sept = iSpeciaD.-As pre-
iiminary 70 the game with swarthmore tomorrow
the Tiers had . anal sc-irmagC with the scrub
team tr5s afternoon. The second men held the
VARSITY down well and made two long gains
through the line De Witt did some fine goal
kicking from tie z5-yard line. Barney. the 2'o-
pound left guard. played heady game P-TnelL
- -Li-s tassv~a- ar7eared on the field to-day FOR
49, FIRST tine as candidate tor Quartcr1acA-
The lineup to-uo-row vii probably be; Let end.
-TC.Eer- f6ft Ia exile CCcrcy- le-t guard BarIe! .
-e-r~e short. right guard Rafe-ty. night race-e
-. NM rfehr end Crawford. quarterback. Burke
-. b4Irback Hart: f1-back. McClave. and rght
haIfack ECllAc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-30
Alta AXWORTHY WINNER
TrOtS Three Heats IN Record Time
for T1CO-Year-OId.

Cincinnati. Sept. 29-In the Ohio Stakes for trot-
tiers Of the zoe class. cardsd the feature OF the
second day at the Oakley Park Grand Circuit meet
ms. Billy Buck was withdrawn because OF lame
ness. This left Caspian favorite. lie the
first two heats and the third went TO Hawthorne.
Walnut Hall broke IN each heat.
Tine Horse Review purse Of 5000 FOR two-year-
old trotters went to Alta Axworthy. after she had
dropped the first heat TO Grace Bond II was the
best OF the DAY. and resulted in the establish
nnent Of new worlds record for the fastest three
heats ever tTOtted by two-year-old- Council
Chimes. after breaking badly in the hrst and third
heats. managed 10 take the EOS pace. The go
trottluE was merely workout for Bessie Brown.
Ma Deluar goes to-uIOrrow against the worlds
trottins record OF 200 fat. Wind shields, IL is
derStOOd. viii be barred.
TRoTTNG-THE HORSE REVIEW PURSE. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-30
COLUMBIA LOSES ANOTHER PLAYER

n . Nrui- a promising candidate Tor enc a
~1y-,hs7 has been forced 20 cease playing because
81 the objections CT has parents. Tie ends and
i.-e men had special instruction yesterday In
she r--rtice game the varsity scored twice On
49, s~-,.b Plumbing and uncertain fcotUork ~
-, t.ll.s married The play. Captain smith only
- through sfcnals Yesterday, b-t ms injured e
A. 1r,r0h ttter and ne VIII be abs q Play against
49, n Set1Irsav HarCI5 WCCkCs helped coach
49, i,srstv WI play q team of the alumni ~
- POO Grnunds Lo-day a. - 3 u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-30
EIGHT AUTOS" IN EMPIRE HANDICAP.

Eight machines viii Start in the great Empire
freU-lor-au mobile handicap az the Empire .l,y
track on Saturday. with probably O. ". Bright's
o. horsepower machine on scratch
This German machine Is q duplicate q the car
that won tie int RIA -IouzI CUP race. Il vii be
driven by Laurent GROSS. Auo TIE other en-
lEleS are J. r ChishUln.s - lyTs=pOveE. driven
ny Henri Page Packard Motor Car CoLpany's
= horsepower GRAY WOLF with Charles Schmidt
or Harry Cunningham IS the driver.
the CC-Tc~. D. IRE 0-E --a~0- m r~l
are now practising ~ 10 Empire City track with
the exception ID, cray - OH a.. .s--,.-
from the West to-u0rTow. T. A La RocLa VII
drive has own machine. -. I. Hedges Viii Try 10
drive The White Turtle ten miles against its own
record % 1870 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-30

r-ps- EA-E-s-F-EMEER HURDLE SELLING
RACE. ls =z.ss ever seven fga-s % hurdles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-30
,o-Es oE INrERscHoLAsrIc SPORT.

The Cutter school Iootbsl team has arranged
nc with tie Nev-Eo-k military team Corn'' al
= ne Hudson 20 be played 81 American Leasue
PARK OF SATURDAY. October 10
The ADVISORY Board Of the OK -i''eI sclo
- ..hi,-fe ss-rciarlou VIII hold meeting 81
@-7rIer school next Monday afternoon. Collslce-1-
- r,reI-aSs is L. be fTaLsa Cteo and Nt-E report
- ne 6rSt meeting g tbs association VII ne
-. allaf VIII LLtCIesL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-30
TO INVESTIGATE TRINIrY SELL RACE

The stewards of n Morris Park meeting yes
terday took up the boolruake-s sheets O. the race
won by Trinity Sell Monday afternoon The mare
showed a very pronounced reve-sal IN form, and
pres lInal-E TIE stewards purpose e make q I.-
NesuecIQn- She was the name and in
terests OF J A. Drake E-tg-itl sJsudiuE The fact
thar Iust before the race Thomas Hitchcock. jr.
bought her for $50. with q view ma king a
steep-GcEaseT out OF her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-30
AUTO" CLUB TO ASK FOR MILLIONS.
With Massachusetts, Body, Will Try for Ma
tional Appropriation for Good Roads
IBF TELEskAPB TO TIE 1RIBuNE.I

Boston, Sept. 2s.-It IS announced here that the
Automobile Club Of America. with the Massa-
chusettS Automobile Club. VIII coIIaborate in get
ting bill through Congress approprat1s 8 .o0Cjo
Tor good roads throughout the country. II is the
intention Of these interested IN the oil 10 have the
appropriation allotted to states on the basis Of
population. and under this system Nlssa cELset-s
would Eet $4,000 The Massa Chusetts club viii be
asked % raise Ike amount and II is the plan Of
The Automobile Club OF America 20 have g State
road constructed from New-York TO Albany and
Buffalo, with the Massachusetts road connecting.
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elANTs wIN FRoM JERsEY cITY.

Anes the Giants new pitcher. gave splendid
exhibition in the game against the Jersey City
Eastern League players at Jersey City yesterday
TIE Giants easily 20 & and Anes held the
home team TO three hits OF which
scratch The game was called in the eighth inning
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jesse C1ty....-.........6 0 0 o % 4
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The srT-ozirsre amount OF tie charge sat-
lsfv winch the zJCv=-l5srrte1 " re-y e. % be sos is
s. Iss47 together vth costs ans allowances ar17-- 8
$3.50 interest from June l3r-- 1903 besides
expenses = the sale TIE arrsl nate amount Or
ether leLs which % De allowed
IN purchaser q purchase money PAID
ire Referee. u--g-f-ur collars and interest The
sid subject 70 PROV mortgage - about
thousand dollars ard Interest t- January
fe-a ard costs action pending 70 fore
close
Dated Ssw E1-k. AuEus- 81. 1913.
EDWARD 2 IA PETRA. Referee
TIE above sale IS hereby adjourned % October ItA
1919 a. The same hour and place
Dated Ntw YORK : -tec-e- -5-l. 1913
-rIEARU 3 "A EETTA. rsfareA.
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oLDFlELD's FAST TIME IN AUTO"

Cleveland. Sept. 2s-"Bsrney'' OldaeId at the
GIenvilIe track to-day. in trying so-ne new tires.
reeled OF ave laps IN AS As, average OF 90 925
seconds 2 mile. His time for each nile First
I3 -: second 1g. third. 05g, fourth 0.59. fifth.
C-S --5 IL q later trial he travelled five miles IL
4-4s - The worlds record Is 4-54 The time by
miles vas 05S l.5S 0.5S. 90 Is and o.5a