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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-13
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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Dec. I, 1000.
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Chicago, III.
Queridos Sefores - Benignamente
Teclban mis- gracias por las aSombrosas
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morta1es de la escena de destruction,
y ponerlos en- el camino para que vi
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-13

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Dec. I, 1000.
DR.. w. II. SAUNDERS & CO.
Chicago, III.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-08
JOCKEY CLUB STEWARDS MEET.
VIII Pay or Claims or Turfmen Who Raced
| 1t RuMalO-Iurf Notes.

The stewards of the Jockey Club held a
meeting at Sbeepshead Bay yesterday after
noon. They decided to pay all claims of
turfmen who raced during the meeting at
Buffalo last year. which means that the Kenil-
worth track will be reopened for new meet
ing the last of August under the auspices
Of responsible persons. The stewards also
appointed W. s. Vosburgh steward to repre-
sent them at the Jamaica meeting and L,
Hitchcock. Jr.. to act in n similar capacity
at Saratoga.
The second part of the Double Event yes
terday was worth s5,3l0 to the winner. s. s,
Browns COnjurer.
A notable fact about the Realization yes
Golden Maxim were all bred by j. b Haggin
who received $500 for nominating them. a.!
With all the praise that has been bestowed
upon Africander little has been said of the
colts trainer, Richard Miller. who has pre-
pared him for all of his races and deserves
much credit Miller was formerly foreman
for Hardy Campbell, and has been training
the Dwyer horse for some time past.
Gallant kicked Conjurer quite severely at
the post.
Previous winners of the second part q
the Double Event were Torso, Russell. Victory
Corduroy. HOrnpipe. tpsariOn, Handspring.
Ornament, Hamburg, Jean Beraud. Mesmerists
Flkhorn, Flvwheel and Whitechapel. Up to
yesterday the record for the race was iii 10.
held Jointly BY Russell and Hamburg
The Realization, first run in 1889. has been
Tammany. Daily America. Dobbins, Bright
phoebus. Reuuital, The Frair,. Hamburg,
Ethelhert, Prince Of Melbourne, The Parader
and Major Daingerfield.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-08
At d'hica {.

CHICAGO July 7,-DlcN Nr, .., not have to
extend himself to win the bros, rt!u, N Wash
fall to hnIsh and covered the circle In l3s. eased
up at the end and with nearly three lengths to spare
oyer Bad News who beat Niece length for the
place. Dick Wcllci was IA legitimate s TO 10 shot
and was only backed BY the big bcttors. A large
crowd was out and the weather and track condl
tons were perfect for fast racing.
would sell all Of their horses at auction in the Wash
ngton Park paddock one week from Thursday
ana would retire absolutely from the racing game.
Included In the stable are such wen known horses
Srmpcr yivum. Foxy Kane, Farmer Jim, Elsie L..
Early. Harry WaSwif. Carmcllta. tambrIan
for nile and ntty Yards maI,InF the distance
In la l. as against i;t2 8, the previous mark.
First Race Si1 fur'ongs Mary McCafTcrty. 90
IL. wilson, \ TO l. won; Organdie lO2 ,Trranor
3 10 third Time, ris 81 Floral Wiraih,.
Mary Glenn Belle Malone. by Ways, Christine A..
Jet and Gyphcne also ran.
second Race SIX fnrlongs Talpe. 81 adkins
to !, won, Irene Lindsey. 100 Henry. to 3,
second; Bardolph as Is. Bonner, TO third.
Anna hea and Ncvcrtrct also ran,
Wcllcs ITO tknghr, 2 10 10. won: Bad News, III
IL to |, third. Time 1855 MCGOWAN also ran.
H.. 81 knapp. to l. won: Little Duchess H.. %
BOOKER Is to L. second; Vulcan lO9 tEzelD 8 TO l..
third. Time. l43 IS. Lady Chorister. Jena,
Alma Girl. Marcos. Harry. Fingall and Barrica also
Firth Race-Slx furlongs- Flo Bob. 100 Cwonder-
lyl. Is 10 /. won: Peter Paul 1Os ADKINS TO 8,
Time. ll2 rs, Commodore Allsta. Witchcraft
Trlumvter and III Corte2a also ran
sixth Race One mile and 30 yards -Haviland,
Time. TAI / s. Evas Darling, Louisville. Silk
Cord and The kentuckan also ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-08
II detroit.

DETROIT. July 7.-Autollght the even money
fnvorltc won the handicap AT a mile and a SIX b
tcrnth the feature Mt Highland Park to- day. The
suspension that Jockey BRAZIL has been under
was lifted to day and lie slgnazcd the decision
by winning the stceplcchaSe with Prcsgrave,
First Race one mile Prosdor 100 &C.. Kelly,
to f. won: Savond, l02 ~. Miller, to T. second;
Navigator Wall Brook. stephen I.lard, Klwasa
Oh III The Can. Lambert Flora Hooper Homlly
and Lee Ridley also
Second Race five furlongS- Yercml. 100 boyd
to i. won; MaakOf. lO3 C. Kelly. Q to l. second;
Toonany. l0S ~. Miller TO l. third. Time. 1908.
j !. Ne Shylock. TOntue SoSon. Leeto. False Entry,
Zarkcc. WlSeacrc and san Marina also ran.
Third Race One mile and sixteenth Auto
light, no -. Miller even money. won; Mcrrlment,
100 %, walsh. to /. second: Glenwood. lO2 ID.
OCOnnor, y TO J., third Time. la'1s. Butter
scotch. Drummond and Toga also ran.
Fourth Race Six flr0ngs Ice Water, los Gas
troD. 5 to /. won: Shrine i0j lT Walsh. II to 5.
second: Carl Kahlcr, l0s tConlcY, 2 10 I. third.
Time iI3ls. Whiskcy King. Annie Max. Sardlne
Fifth Race SIX furlongs Ed L.. Il5 lStevrns.
? TO l. won; Auyar. l2l lConlcyl, 8 to 2, second:
Black More. no Wood q to /, third. Time, iIS,
I.ocr, Edgcheld. Margaret, steele, EclasqucS,
fiorsn. lnsolcnce, Mr.. TIN Top, 81. David and Gus
tOdan also
sixth Race one mile Snare 30 Johnson,
o to l. won, AnImosity, tOl kelly. to l. second;
The Stcwnrdess. l0a Boyd, to third. Time
l,tI. Tbs. Picktimc, 81. Bun. On tn" Quiet
Snowman Mandamus. Moronl and Flancur also
Seventh Race -Steepechase: short course
PrrSgravr. 1i8 tRTaIlh. to ,, won; Cubantc lH'
u.s. Carter & to I, second Bell Court. IAN IS. Hlg
gnsl to /. third. Time, 3.i5. Billy Ray. Provost
and Taraday, Jr,, also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-08
AZ ~. Louis.

ST Louis Mo-, July I, bass dor. tav0rc In
IN, feature event Just lasted long enough to win
nv a nose from Eda Riley. Three favOrltrs and
n we'll played second ChOlcc won. II lcklcbcrry
Finn backed from 1901 to 30 to l. was successful
long shot
FIRST Race Five furlongs Ocyrohe, ITO rrroA
lrr, II to 2. won COmOra rs tG'llctt, TO !. sec
ond, benton. lO4 (HiggnS,, u To I, third, Time,
I,0I Ivy. Faster Walter Short Stop. Hoedown.
Liza Noel Tiomalnr Mcngis, Acgrette and Rhyme
and Reason also ran. - go
Second Race Six furlongS' POsrur. 1908 Cd.
AUSTIN, 2 to 8. won; Montana PcrreSs, a8 tSheal
stO l. second Joe GOSs. Ill H. AUSTIN To !. third.
Time ll5l,. Herodiadc. In Doubt Icanc BECK
ham, Duela Northern Spy, Mint Leaf Custus.
Doiiv Hayman and Jolly Ho also ran
Third Race Five and q half furlonRs- iiuckle
berry Finn 1903 uoudtnl, ~ to won: Brill!ants,
Ii2 III Booker. Z to |, second; Check Morgan, lOD
IBclD, o to !, third. Time. ilG Don Aware.
Tom Kiry, Scapcr Bell The Cat, Hugh Mctiowan
aud Foxy Grandpa also ran .-,
Fourth Race One mile and seventy yards BASS
dor nv tCnvu, Ito s. won Eda Riley, 100 tilgginSl
% 10 2 second. Bengal. 70 Smilhl. 70 l.thrd.
Time /, i8,a \ Lark and Light Opera also ran
Firth Race one mile Helen Print. lo8 tSmithl
r to 2 won; Orphrum. ~ tBrdwcll 10 TO t. second
Josie r., 90 lI}onncrl, TO ?, thlrd. Tine. la24
uottc Shutc, Handsplnnrr, burclruth and Charles
sixth Race one mile and an eighth Pierce j..
no ITroSrr), Il to 5, won. Brown Vail l0I III.
hooker 6 to I. second Chandoo, 40 tBeln. 70 l.
third Time. i.57lp Judge Cantrlll First Ono
Require The Fiddler. HOokSc Okla, Goo Goo. Kings
pet irving Mayor and LrOnld also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-08
.yOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Capt. Beisarlo p. Quiroga OF the Argentine
training ship Prcs,dentc Scrmicnto, which arrived
In this port on Monday called on Mayor Low yes
ter!ay a. the City Hail. The Mayor will resurn the
visit on Friday.
Albert ". Witzel letter carrier at ths New
York main ONCE was arrested yesterday afternoon
by Post Once Inspectors Joseph +. jacobs and W
T. Never on charge of stealing money from
the letters addressed TO downtown buiness houses
A three story dorniOry Is 10 be built by the city
for the female employees OF the City Hospital on
The southeast end OF BlacRwc'S Island. IL Is to
be- of marble and ornamental brick, 1871 feet front
$50 COO.
Albert s. Brown was sent 20 the Elmlra Re-
formatOry Yesterday by Judge Newburgcr In the
General Sessions for stealing $500 set of books
from tho store Of Charles Scribncr's Sons. where
he was Il clerk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-08
PASSENGERS OUT ALL NIGHT.
TWENTY JERSEYMEN STAY TOO
LONG AT SOUTH BEACH.
Are Deposited in Car Barn Long DIS.
tance From the EllzabethpOrt Ferry
compromise with the Company
Finally ROwcd TO the Jersey shore.

Fourth of July excitement at South
Beach, Staten Island, lasted we'll into the
small hours of Sunday morning. Twenty
calebraters did not study the time table
which said the last car for Elizabethport
Ferry left at ITO o'clock. They disported
themselves till o'clock nj the morning,
when they boarded n trolley car for St.
George ferry. This is the last car that
leaves South Beach till o'clock and it il
run merely to catch the lis o'clock boat
for New York and then goes to the car
barn. This fact, it was said. was an
nounced by the conductor but his hearers
denied its truth and insisted that they should
be carried to Elizabethport. They said
the car bore sign with Eliaabethport on il
and they would stay on board until they
got there. Some time later, however,
the warning of che conductor was full
filed and they found themselves in the
expansive, but rather cheerless, car barn.
They insisted on being taken to Elizabeth
pert.
Finally Superintendent of Transportation
CGrnahan arrived, and he agreed to run
a special car as far az Harbor road. two
miles from Elizabethport ferry. if every
one would pay another fare. This demand
enraged the passengers, who said they
would rather sleep in car barn than pay
n nickel for extortion." Another hour OF
waiting seemed to cool their spirits some
what, for they at length submitted and
produced the fares,
The car then took them to Harbor road,
whence it returned to the barn, leaving
them to foot II TO the ferry.
But the trials of the Jerseymen were not
over. They found there were no boats run
ming and they were about to camp on the
wharf when Night Waterman Decker
volunteered to row them over. This offer
was accepted, and Mr.. Decker says he never
carried such pessimistic individuals az
he did on those five trips. 1t was close to
= o'clock before the twenty unfortunates
finally reached the Jersey shore.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-08
VIEWPOINTS SOCIAL SEASON.
Folio Practising Begins-RepOrt That the
R0Oseyeits VIII visit There,

NEWPORT. r. l., July 7.-To-day marked
the opening of the polo season at Newport.
Several of the enthusiasts of the game
journeyed to Oakland Farm, the Wander
bilt place on the island and INDUCED in a
practice game. Among those who took
part. were P. F. Collier. Percy Wyndham,
William E. Carter. Robert Goelet, Reginald
Brooks and Payne Whitney.
The only event Of a social nature to-day
OF Importance was dinner given tonight
by Mrs. f. II. G. Slater.
1t was said here to-day that President
and Mrs. Roosevelt will visit Newport
during the summer, and will DO accom-
panied by Miss Alice Roosevelt. who was
80 well received last season by society.
This report gained credence when Mr..
and Mrs. r. Fulton Cutting arrived at New
port to-day in search of cottage. 1t ia
understood that they will take one and
entertain on an extensive scale.
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year Odds and upward:


r. A. La Roche OF this city IN a new candi-
date for automobile racing honors Yes
terday he posted n forfeit OF $500 with the
Empire City Trottng Club for a match race
WITH barney oldhela at the Empire track
on July IS OldAeld will use the record break.
records his last figures being mile in SO PES
seconds on the track at Columbus. Ohio. on
July 1 La Roche has done comparatively
little racing, hut enough 10 reveal himself
as a fearless and expert operator. He Will
use Darraca of high power
In addition to this race there will he other
match events, some open races and motor
cycle contest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-08
The Weather.

The weather was clear yesterday over all the
country. save for Il few showers and thunderdormS
on the South Atlantic coast and In the extreme
Northwest The pressure remained high east of
the Mississippi, with the centre over the lower
Lake regions. throwing of nOrthwcstrrly winds
The low pressure which covered tn country west
Of the Mississippi divided. the main portion passed
northward and was central over North DAKOTA,
moving Into Canada and drawing warmer weather
into all the Central States, where the temperature
r.pgcd from rs to aS degrees In tho Atlantic States
IL remained warm, with temperatures between 10
and 90 degrees.
In this city the day clear and warmer: average
humidity 80 per cent; wind. fresh to brisk north
west: barometer, corrected to read TO sea level,
ats'A NJ, 9O.i3: y. NJ, 1910
The temperature yesterday, as recorded by the
orrcial thermometer Is shown In the annexed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-08
BOY'S ESCAPE FROM ASYLUM.


Assistant Superintendent Burdick, who
10 in charge OF the New York Juvenile
Asylum in the absence OF Supt Hills, has
reported to the police that one OF his wards,
fourteen-year-old Alexander Mckay,
escaped from the asylum last Friday even
ing and is still at large.
The asylum IL anything but prison.
but 1t has certain rules OF discipline. The
Mckay boy broke them with the result
that ne was sentenced to solitary conflne-
ment i'll room on the third floor of the
building That happened on the eve of
Fourth OF July, and his sentence would keep
him away from the celebrations.
The window of the room in which Mckay
was contined was thirty feet above the
ground. Tying two blankets and sheet
together. to make a rope, he lowered him
self TO the ground in the night, The rest
OF his escape was easy.
MIR. Burtick said last evening il was the
first escape that had occurred since he be-
oamS connected with the institution.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-08
SCORES CITY EXPENDITURES.
Municipal League to Show That This Adu
ministratiOn Is Not Economical.

The Manhattan Municipal League has
amended its constitution to state its
object as being Ito obtain equal and just
taxation, and with this end in view, to inves-
tigate all questions of taxa lon and finance,
and all matters affecting public improve
ments: and in general to promote honest i,
economical and efficient municipal govern
ment."
A resolution was adopt ed binding the
league to devote every effort to bring to
that the present city administration, after
increasing the taxable valuation of real
estate by 81 800 900, 900, instead of carry
ing out its promise of economy has increased
expenses by 81 500 900. and has procured
Legislation enabling it to spend the 50, OOO,-
expenses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-08
ST. ANN'S AVENUE CROSSING
Union Railway to Keep the d;rade-Tracks
OF Steam Road to BE Depressed.

ALBANY, July 7-AuthOrity has been
granted the Union Railway Of New York
by the State Board Of Railroad Commits
sioners to cross the Port Morris branch
OF the New York Central on st. AIMS
avenue. just north of l40th street in Bronx
Borough. at the present grade of the steam
railroads. tracks.
Under a law recently passed the tracks
OF the steam road must be depressed to
make an underground crossing at this
mint
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-08
PRE STDENT TD BE INVITED.
"hnry Park Anxious To Have Him See Its
Baby Parade.

p H'brRY PARK, n. j., July THE Asbury
,ark City Council has appointed commit =
"N OF four 10 wait on President Roosevelt
:" NJ. HON" in Oyster Bay with view to
""n'ing his presence nt the annual b1by
m,,hHr on the cath Of August. Mr., Roose-
~ wy WI, II is expected visit John A. Mccall
W. us Flh"ron home about that time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-08
CHEF or ALL EAGLES.
7 u. sullivan Running for Grand Worthy
President.

III" friends Of Timothy ID. Sullivan are
making an active campaign to elect him
Grand Worthy President OF the Order Of
Eagles, whose national convention will be
held here in September. Circulars bearing
aplcture OF the Senator and announcing his
candidacy were sent out yesterday to all
members OF the order in the United States.
'. he has been the head OF the order In New
FORK since the first lodge was established
mere and it ia generally understood through
oit the country that there will be no oppo-
Stlon to his election
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-08
Money for Four Zig Public lighthouses

The Aldermen passed yesterday without
opposition an appropriation, which has
already been sanctioned by the Board Of
Estimate. of seas, 900 for the building of new
baths in Manhattan. The money will pro-
vide for four large lighthouses in the most
crowded districts of the city. Borough
President Ga ntor will advertise for bids for
the new bat hs within few DAYS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-08
Court Calendars This DAY.

Appellate Division Supreme Court Recess
Supreme Court Special Term, Par /. Motion
calendar called az 1880 A. ~. Part II. FIX pHrrc
matters.
Surrogatcs Court ChambcrS- Tor probate wills
OF Susan G. RalcN, at 10 A. NJ Fila q Iir'cn,
Walter W. Watrous KnufmAnn Marks Anna Hoe
land Mannella Arononte AnnC c, Morgan
George y, Crane Bartholomew Hogan, at 1890
A. NJ; Marks Sicgman, May NJ Brown, at II A. N.
City Cour-Special Terin.-Court opens at 10
A. NJ. Motions
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-08
Thompson Entitled to Salary.

Corporation Counsel Rives has advised
Borough President Cantor that Henry S.
Thompson, who was appointed to succeed
Perez M. Stewart as Superintendent Of Build
ings, ia entitled TO his salary for the present
and that the only way to test his right to il.
by quo warranto action. Comptroller
Circuit objects to paying Mr.. Thompson
because the charter ga s the Building Super
intendent must be a practical builder of
ten years standing, while Mr. Thompson
was a student in Princet on eight years ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-08
MISHAPS or TWO CARS.
One Kills boy. Another Hits Truck
ON the Same Line at tho Same Time.

Two Third avenue trolley cars made
trouble in The Bronx last night eight blocks
apart, but at the same moment.
Northbound car 232 ran down and killed
five-year-old Bernard Tarr Of 1000 Fulton
avenue as he was playing at l73d street.
Motorman Andrew Fisher was arrested.
Another northbound open trolley car
street The driver. Walter Corensen, and
his helper, Alexander Reich, were thrown
from the wagon into an eight-foot sewer
trench and were badly bruised. The truck
WAS jammed up against an elevated rail-
road pillar and wrecked.
The trolley car was thrown of the rails
and across both tracks Half dozen peo-
pie were thrown out OF the car and two
women tainted. but no one WAS hurt much.
The motorman, Howard Hollester, was
arrested
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-08
SHEEPSHEADS THINNING OWNERS
Africander Places Hampton stable at Head
or the List with S47.SOO.

The Hampton Stable. owned by s. Deimel
and c. f. Dryer headed the list OF winning
owners at the Sheepshead Bay meeting. which
closed yesterday. Africander won the whole
amount si2 500. for Them by capturing the
Suburban Handicap. the Advance Stakes and
the Star Ruby colt has won nearly $40. 900
this season. f. 4. Thomas stands second on
the list with $24.250, and W, G. Whitney is
third with sls.2s5 Those winning g.. 900 or
more rp ms fnllnwa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-08
Cantor 10 speak In Jersey cry.

II was announced at the City Hall, Jersey
City, yesterday that Jacob A. Cantor, Presi-
dent of the Borough of Manhattan, had
promised to make "A speech this afternoon
at the laying of the cornerstone Of Jersey
City's public bath building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-08
x.su,NoroN FORECAST FOR TO DAY AND TO NOR

wAsHrNoroN FORECAST PORTO DAT AND TO MORROW
Far eastern Mem York. thr D!Nrfct Of Colunibi a.
rf,oiuia eastern Prnnsplrania and Nrr Jersey
r1ir 10 dav and to-norrop HGh. raHdble n'n@
FOR New England. fair to day and to-morro"
warmer In northwest portion; light southwest
winds, ,
For western New York fair tod " AMI PROB
,hI,. IN morrow: light west 10 southwest winds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-08
GOSSIP Of the Ring.

Tho den Of Al Wclnlg. the Buffalo cyc'St. IN meet
jack O'Bren In private for 81 900. may result In
the pair being matched o'Brcn says he does
not like the Idea Of having tho night held N private
He declares he will take Weinlg on In public, pro e
vlded some club will give . liberal purse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-08
"Blonde I'm Black" to Take a Vacation

George w Lederer announced last night
that The Blonde in Black" in which Blanche
Ring is being starred at the Knickerbockfr
Theatre, will close on Saturday night Mr.
Lederer expects 10 open again in August
prior 10 a road tour
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-08

Arrived 4, h.pAY. July 7.
SIS Kai ser Wilhelm der Crosse Bremen June 30
So Minnchaha. London. June p.
SS Bremen, Bremen June ~.
IS Bowie. Liverpool June 81.
IS British Princess, Antwerp June rs.
IS Trojan Prince Genoa. May Is.
IS lndrani, Yokohama. April o.
SIS Moro Castle Havana July I.
SIS SeguraGca. Colon. June 80
SIS Adirondack Port au Prince. June 10.
IS Vale, Banes, July l.
SIS Campcrdown. CardcnaS. June ~.
So san Marcos. Mobile. June 20.
SIS FL Dorado. Galveston, June 30.
SIS Hamilton. Norfolk. July g.
SIS Geo. Farwe Brunswick, July 4.
SIS Navahoe. Georgetown $. c.. July ..
SIS North star. Portland. July q.
ARRIVED OUT.
SIS United States. from New York at Christian
sand.
S. Graf waldersce. from New York at Plymouth.
SIS Lain. from New York al Naples
SIS Oceanic. from New York at Queenstown.
SAILED FROM PoREIGN PORTS.
IS Kaiser Wilhelm IL. from Bremen for New York
SIS Saratoga. from Colon for New York.
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Time. Oi2 rs, OBS 0;37 rs. O:5O O9. ll8. lAl. lA7
Poor start won ridden out. Articulate. br. h., b.
by ST. hndrew-Utter: owned by W. c. Deb. Lopez
Weather clear: track fast.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAc-rHIs DAY.
Sun rises .4:;8 Sun sets. .7a9 Moon sets. $50
HIGH wATERTHfs DAY.
Sandy Hook .84i Gov -" Tl8 Hell Gate. 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-08

Time. OH o. 0:H 038. O4B rs, lOl 5, 1:N 8, iAO
| Good start: won easily: Ascension. b. T., T. by
| ben Strome-Adora; owned by e. OK.
| SIXTH RACE.