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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Liverpool May 21-Arrtved. steamer Armenian CBr
Wst NswYoT and ' caTo S CARE Sa4 S
Plymouth Nay n $50 pr arbo SSs95 S Paul
soutSamptton Nav 21-saiIed steamer Germanto Or,
Bartlett Ney-York via ChsrbOurg (and passed Hurst
Hull May 2o-Arrived. steamer Nartelo C8r) Bingham.
Sicily. MAY 81 100 . m-Passed steamer st Paul Pas
SOW, New-York for Plymouth. ChsrbOurg and South
London May 21-saiIed 1Iinnetona Csz1 lay
Tory Island May i9-Passed steamer Laursntiaa OH,
Glasgow May 2O-sailed. Monaghan ODD. Pick
OBJ. Llndsay Nsw-YoFHk for liverpool and pro
N'"s'. & sz 7s's asas' l6saa:
FoT R HsP fn!s sy Z s3@ % f2:o6 i'a'r c'
HAMBURG Nay 20 8 ? I3Arrived steannsr Bulgaria
Antwerp May 1a-sailed. steamers Ia Campins putoh
0ortiglese, New-lork: 2lst Vaderland (Belgl Ehon.
tanlO. DaIdorf. New-York-
oT Bartlett jfroS so1Jhzmptoa, NeeTor sns s5s
1925 N. Moltke Ger, Leithauser from Hamburg
HavTe May 81. : p ni-sailed steamer Tauraius or
Boulogne Nav n $3.50 o ul-saued steamer statsndam
GbraI,ar May 2i-Passed No-d Ansrtca Gtal ROooo
Gibraltar MAY io-Passea steamers Kntyh. Commander
a65R Fswnes CiT, CSrtwrEhts TTss5s Fsisrro ETC.
Genoa May iS-Arrived. steamer Lousa-dia GtaD.
Naples May 1sArrtvea. Napoli;an Prince Orr.
Naples May i7Esaiisd steamer Citta di Tortns QaD
Fiume. May. 17-ArriveI. steamer slavonla C8r Barr
Tarfa, May 1s-Passed steamer FREDERICK LAust. Her
Palermo Nav 2l-satIed. steamer s.avonia CBr Barr
Cataaa. May 1S-sasd steamer soanIa CtaD Martini
Ponts FerraFia May 1e-Passed steamer oran's Nassau
Dutchb. Aarents, Nsv-YOrk via Deulsrara for An
Huejya. MAY le-sailed. steamer Bawsry Bn. Jackson
N..-.--.
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DREsSNIAKING AND MILLINERY.
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TIGERS BEAT CORNELL.
Williams Rams Half Mile IN Rec
ord Time for Princeton.

Princeton, n. J.. May q (SpeciaD-For the first
time in four years Princeton defeated Cornell in
the dual track games to-day by the score of 591a
TO Az Not until the last contest finished was
It known that Princeton had won. The closest run
Of the day was the half mile in which Williams of
Princeton won from MunsOn. of Cornell. in the
remarkably fast time of 1856 20 twO-ffths of a
second than the former intercollegiate record
Sears and Miller split even on the dashes. Chaplin.
of Princeton. took the two mile. while Cairns. of
Cornell handily won the low hurdle. Both the pole
vault and high jump resulted in ties for first and
second place Atlee of Princeton. took the quar-
ter mile in O52l2. from large field. with Gold
smith, also of Princeton, close second Schutt,
CornelTs star distance runner. was unable to COM
pete his absence losing Cornell at least five points
The summaries:
one-hundred-yard dash--won by 5; Rulon Miller.
Princeton; +. NJ. Sears. Cornell. second; f. u Wallis
one-hundred- -twenty-yard hurdle-won by A
Dosne Princeton third, Time. o;le3s ,,-,u..,ou.
Williams. Princeton second; r. s. Trott. Cornell third
FoGr-hundred- tashwon by J. G. Ates'
Princeton; G NJ. Goldsmith Princeton. second; "A l.
Tvo-iuio rur-won by H, r Piummer. cornelli G; F.
Magohn Cornell. second; :. l. Etsee, Princeton th'rd
High juHp-T4s between Cairns. Cornell. and \. p,
Porter Cornell and J. r. Wood. princeton. IT, In.
Hammer throwwon by J. r, De Witt Grineeton> Is3
r. ca in: W. Monkey (CornelD; l2G r. IN second
TSo-handred and -t%.nty-ysri hurdiss-won by E
HaItmiie TY.3Rvon bv r + Williams Hrnceton);
II l. Moore CTincetonJ; height. II II; l. Goodrich
Tw6,-huadred and tven,y-yard dash-wOn by F NJ.
Sears CornslD; Rulon Miller dTnceton). seoond F.
shot pa,-won by J. r. levitt Crrinceton>. a It 4
Schultz ,I'rinceton}. 81 Il Ia. thiri
Broad jumD-Won by Ct. Fox Pcineeton Fl IT, 61a in.
neD. q IT. "a in. third.
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BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.

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YALE WINS DUAL MEET.
THREE RECORDS MADE.
MADE.
THREE
Harrard Beaten in Last Too
Contests.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.

Cambridge Mass, May g1.-Yale beat Harvard
yesterday Soldiers Field in of the most ex-
citing contests that a YaIe-Harva dual meet
produced by the of 81 TIP 10 IS 52 Up to the
last minute I'm the contest Harvard had the lead
but by winning all three places in the hammer
throw and first and second in the broad jump. at
the very end Of the meet, Yale pulled out decided
victory.
Harvard won four OF the six track contests-the
100 and 220 yard dashes. the half-mile and the
miIe-and field contest-the shot put. Nolan
ahan and Preston. Of Yale. and Grieng of Harvard
tied for first place in the pole vault with jump
Of II feet inches.
The most nexpected result Of the day was the
defeat Of Parsons. Yale's halfmiler, at the hands
Of B. Young. of Harvard. in the excellent time Of
1853. Three new YaIe-Harvard records were made.
IN the shot put. of As feet 9h inches. by lie
Moyne, of Harvard; another of l57 feet inches IN
Of minutes 81 Is reconds in the two-mile rum oy
Captain f. J. Ciapp, of Yale. covered the 12O-yard
high hurdles in Is 35 seconds; clipping one seconi
allowed to stand as record as the Yale man
knocked over three hurdles. TO Clapp and w A.
Schick, jr., OF Harvard, belong the honor OF scor
ing the greatest number Of points. each making a
10. the former by taking both the l2oyaEd ana ~ ~
short sprints. Tho summaries:
Four-hunIred- -forty-yard dash-Won by . B. Long
Yale E. J. Dives Harvard. second; 8. r. Burnap Yale
one-raie run-won by G r Acott. Yale c Hli Yale
second w a c0lTsn aaryerq ianTd by p J.
Yale. third. Time 0:I6ss.
Harvard d. J ToTrey. Yale second; l. Grilk Harvard
third. Time. 010. - ., o,l l., .
shotrut-Won by IT 10 Moyne. Harvard, ~ Il 90 mi
2 r Glass Yale second. 40 II. 81 in; c H. Robinson
Harvard third. 40 t. Ia in
Half milo r1n-Woa by II II. Young. Harvard: u r.
Parsons. Yale. second; F s Bunum. Harvard third
Time. l 80. =. ,otL
High jump-wou by =. 81. Murphy Harvard . n los
in. + l. Young jr Harvard second, O. =:
Yale: ". J. Yale. and J. J. Hasbrouh' 1ale uea
for third II. IN 80 ~,
Two-lnlIe rur-Wou by A. King. Harvard: w. J. han!
second: T. G Harvard. third I!nle 30
Tvo-luu5roa- -tvcutyyari hurdle raceN On by j,
J. CiaTp Yale p r. Bauer Harvard. second r. '" b'''
Harvard third. Time. o.25A. -.
r'v-o-hundret- twenty yard dash--Won by ". a
schick. fr. Harvard; q. y. Long. Yale, second y J.
IT, 1 neie ro,yyzan Nv p T. shevlin Yale
o in: F T. Glass Yale l45 It. second: @. Harris.
Proa ii f m Nv T oxIey Yale % It "a in;
l. 7 shefIca Yale - T. "a IN. second: d. W. Ayres.
Harvard p Il 10 IN. third ~
Pole yel,lt--W NcIauahau. Yale; r. r. Griug.
,r.-,-ars srs n & Preston lale first place.
Hegk: il n 9 in Total; Yale. ~; Harvard 4G BIZ
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

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LAFAYETTE JUST WINS FROM RUTGERS.

New Brunswick y. j.. May p (SpeciaD-Lafay-
cite defeated Rutgers In dual track meet here this
afternoon. % 10 As Lafayette first place in
tho 22O-yard DASH the mile. the pole vault and the
broad jump. and second In the l00-yard dash, 40
yard run. sS0-yard run. the mile 120-yard hurdle.
22O-yard hurdle. shot put, pole vault, broad jump
and high jump. Rutgers first in the lco-yard
dash 440-yard run. SS0-yard run. 12O-yard hurdle,
22O-yard hurdle, shot put hammer throw and high
jump. and second in the 22O-yard dash and hammer
throw. The Rutgers record for hammer throw was
taken by Moon. who threw 100 feet 10 inches.
simultaneously with the meet. were held the sec
ond annual interschoastic relay races. held under
the auspices OF Rutgers in which more than thirty
fve schools represented In the first class
Erasmus Hall won first place: time, :S90l. In the
second class Rutgers Preparatory School won first
and in the third class Passaic High School.
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WORLD RECORD FOR ROSE
Michigan .4thlete Puts Shot 1876
Feet an Dual Meet.

meet with Chicago to-day. the shotput with
put of IS $40 feet. He took a fourth trial, and
showed the weight out As feet Is inches. The
former record, held by Horgan, OF Ireland, and
equalIed by Rose at the University OF Pennsylvania
games, was IS feet inches.
Rose also broke the conference record in the
hammer with a throw Of 154 feet 1-5 inches Hall,
Of Michigan ran the half IN minutes. Parry,
Of Chicago, threw the discus 1I feet 2l5 inches
Kellogg. OF Michigan, ran the two miles IN 957 l-6
Rice the Chicago freshman, captured both the 10e-
ward dash and the 220-yard yun. Hahn OF Mich
igan. was second in both, and Blair. OF Chicago,
third. Michigan the meet by 20 TO -.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-YOrk, Saturday, May 81, 1904
ARRIVED

Steamer Etrura (T3r) War; Liverpool May IA and
OueensroVn Is to the Cunard Steamship COMPANY
limited with cabin 425 steerase passengers. ras
and mdse.' Arrived the Bar at
steamer Arabic tErl, Zayes Liverpool May 10 And
Cueenstovn IA to the White Star Line. with pass.u.
nd rl5se of Fire Island at 6.40 D
Steamer st Louis. jameson Southampton and Cher
bourg May the International Mercantile Marlns
COMPANY with 266 cabin and SOL steerage passengsra
mails and mdss- Arrived at the Bar at 1907 m
and Naples May g. James W Elwell & Co. with pas
sengers and mdse Passed in Sandy Hook at SAT , n
Steamer Pecouic (Br). Jones. Girgentt April "a
Palermo Gibraltar IS and Boston May 10, 70 Phsp,
& Co. with mdse- Arrived at the Bar at 1850
a m
Trieste H. IL Fari TO- Messna %. Palermo May
2 and Gibraltar g. to Phelps Bros & Co. with ndsA
Arrived the Bar at a
Steamer UltOnla (Br), Thompson. Trieste April r.
Ffume May and Palermo 6. 10 the Cunard S. Co Ltd
70 cabin and 735 Storage passengers and ndsa
Arrived at the Bar at 1.2I a m.
Marianne CAust) AsrtinOlich, Trieste March
Girgenti April 16 and Gibraltar pa via Philadelphia
May 20. to Phelps Bros & Co with nndse Arrived
the Bar 9:15
greso II and Havana II. James z Ward & Co. with
197 passengers malls and mdse Arrived az the Bar a:
Steamer Orizaba, Byrne. Cienfusgos May IL Santiago
IS Nassau II. James Ward & Co. with 81 pas
sengers mails mdse- Arrived the Bar A:20
the old Dominion Co. with passengers and Indss
Left Quarantine at PHI m
OregOnian. Carly. Philadelphia May 20, 70
Dearborn & LaDhaH. with Tndse Passed Quarautins a.
Birmingham. Burroughs Boston 70 tina
Ocean So Co. with mdse. Passed Quarantine at I'D
Sandy Hook. y J. May q. $50 ua-WiRd west. light
breeze: clear
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CRESCENT BEATS G. N. VI. a A.
Brooklyn Players Led from the start-The
Score, IL to 3.

The twelve crack players that made up the la
crosse team OF the Crescent Athletic Club, yester
day administered a crushing defeat to the team
from the Greater New-York Irish Athletic Associa-
ton on the grounds Of the home club at Bay Ridge.
The Crescent players led from start to finish.
Hodges the inside home Of the Crescents,
made goals, and Wall made 3, Bogart 2 O'Flynn
and Dabely IL in all-while their opponents
ware able TO score only 2. The lineup and score:
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INreRscHoLAsTlc RECORDS SMASHED.

Philadelphia. May 1.-Two American interscho-
lastic records We're broken to-day, in the third
annual Middle States interscholastc track and field
championship games. on Franklin Field. J. T
Moore, Of Mercersburg Academy. lowered the
American record in the pole vault. clearing the
bar at Il feet AZ inches. r. VI. Hunter OF the
Central High School lowered the American and
Middle States record for the two mile run. finish
ing in 10 minutes "a seconds.
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ON THE EASTERN PARKWAY LINKS.

The Eastern Parkway links which, since ex-
pansion. has been one Of the most popular courses
IN Brooklyn, was again crowded yesterday, when
eighteen-hole qualifying round for the Gov
errors Cup was started The conditions were
handicap medal play, and twenty-nine complete
cards returned. OF these. the best sixteen
qualified continue match play FOR the trophy.
J. c. Taylor made both the best net and the best
gross score yesterday. while second place tie
between r. A. Blake and A. L. Jones The sum-
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CUTLERY AND HARDWARE.

CUTLERY OF every description on ~ No
made 20 order and re pairc,t. nd q
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

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CUP PLAY AT PARK GOLF CLUB.

Piainheld. May p CspeciaD.-The weekly COM
petition FOR the presidents and Park Golf Club
cups attracted large number OF PLAYERS to the
Park Golf Club course to-day. H. c. Wells G. T
rogers and l. l. Dudley jr. won the points for
the presidents cup handicap while Charles p
Morse, the Rev. j. o. McKelyey and Samuel Town
send won the honOrs for the other trophy scratch
follows. 49, 80 NNF~ N-o %
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TUESDAY. MAY "a

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PLAY FOR CUP AT HILLSIDE.

PlainfeId n. J.. May q (SpeciaD.-Julius E.
Erickson won first honors for the Golf Committee
Cup at the Hillside Tennis and Golf Club this after
noon returning a net score of rs. c. B. Morgan
and Howard Huntington the other points. The
first club reception of the season was held The
Golf Committee Cup scores are as follows:
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o,or the Nassau course with which the home play
ers are very familiar. The Columbia men lay their
defeat TO the absence Of W. L. Glenny. their best
PLAYER who IS preparing for examination. and the
brilliant golf played by Howard Maxwell who went
ont In AZ and came home in g. doing the course in
so and defeating c. II. Blake by up. Jerome ID.
TraVers- the iuterschoastic champion, also played
IN a dashng style. and beat c. h jackson by up.
The Nassau team Won the match by nine holes.
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ILLINOIS DEFEATED BY WISCONSIN.

Madison, Wis. May 1.-THE University Of Illinois
was defeated. 70 10 a.. by the University Of Wis
consin in the dual intercollegiate track meet here
to-day. McEachran. Of Wisconsin broke the inter
collegiate record in the two-me run, covering the
distance IN 9:554s.
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COLUMBIA.
NASSAU.

Stuart Slosson. the Columbia captain won his
match by holing a 2O-foot putt for on the seven
teenth green and a putt of 70 feet on the home
green for a half in 4.
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RALLou WINS AT APAwAMls.

Maturin Ballou the handicap golf sweep
stakes ct the Apawamis Club Of Rye yesterday,
with G net score Of 81. Mr.. Ballou also had the
honor OF returning the best card OF 80 Hazen
Morse was second In the handicap and y. s. Smith
third. Summary:
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COLUMBIA BEATEN AT NASSAU

The Columbia College team. which has been
playing such excellent golf this spring met with
Jus hrst oefeat yesterday AT the hands of the Mas
~ country Club team. The match was played
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u. c. Wells
YALE DEFEATS ENeLEWoon

Through the excellent golf played by T,ruesdale
the Yale team defeated the Englewood team YES
terday by two holes He was not tho only man
however. who played good golf as two Of ,ba
matches We're halved, while two others We're won
by narrow margins The Yale men were enter
talned at a dinner given to Mr. Austin cha i-Too,
OF the executive committee. The SCORE:
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BATTALION OF Hath AT cREEDMooR.

Creedmoor. Long Island. May p CSpecaD.-The
range was occupied to-day by battalion OF the
l4th Regiment N q. n. Y, under the command
OF Major J. H. Foote. The weather was fine with
a light o'clock wind. Skirmsh firing was con-
Quoted as usual on the silhouette targets The
scores:
FOURTEENTH REGIMENT-FIELp AND STATE
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ST. ANDREWS
NETWORK
FoURsoME HANpIcAP AT ARpsLEy

At the Ardsley links yesterday was a foursome
handicap for club prizes in which first place was
won by Howard Jaffrey and J. w Jaffrey with q
net card OF 81. The IN capital condition
and the weather perfect. The summary follows:
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ST. ANDREWS WINS TEAM MATCH.

In team match at the st. Andrews Golf Club
links yesterday, the ST. Andrews team beat the
New-York Golf Club team by FIVE holes A Bep
the only New-York man who won and he beat
W. Z. Hodgman in fine style The score follows:
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MEADOW BROOK GETS HEMPsTEAD cup.

Meadow Brook defeated the Great Neck polo
team yesterday in the final game for the Hemp
stead cups in the polo tournament Of the Meadow
T3rool, Club. near Westbury Long Island Superior
team work by the home players virtually won the
day for. with the exception Of Morgan Grace. the
visitors failed to play w to their usual form In
the first period Great Neck put up good defence,
and the only goal scored was made by Reginald
brooks. in long run down the field. after one
minute of play. In the second period Alexander
scored twice for Meadow Brook
Everything went in favor Of the home team IN
the third period and four goals were rolled up
in their favor, Brooks scoring twice and stevens
and Alexander once. Great Neck did its first goal
hitting In the final period. Grace made the first
count in and a half minutes. and thirty sec
onds later Rawlins made the second goal Brokaw
scored about five minutes later, and Alexander
closed the contest. with one more count for Mead
Brook. Each side lost Il OF a goal for a safety
The lineup and score:
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The result Of the single matches:
pYKER MEADOW GOLFERS OUT IN FORCE

round at Dyker Meadow yesterday for cup offered
by c. \. Boody. First place resulted in a victory
for ". z. Benedict who made 70 net Summary:
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COLLEGIANS PLAY POLO.
Princeton's Experience Too Mnch
for Yale Team.

Princeton and Yale met yesterday al van Oo'
iandt Park. in the first intercollegiate POLO 0O
Detitfon ever held in this country, and, AFTER
fast and spirited game that watched by more
than five thousand persons. the Princeton morse
men won by goals to 9 The teams played even
and the winners owed their success largely TO
supertor team work and better hitting QUALITIES
Princeton had the advantage of a weeks good
practice on the Van Cortandt field. and the men
PLAYED together much better than in the match
against the Squadron team week ago BALDWIN
and Rabcock who were on the Yale team last year,
did the telling work for their side. out IL WeiS
the first time this season that the pCO undergradu
ateS of the Yale club have played together, anu
although they were equally as wen mounted as tIs
was amentabIy apparent. BabcOck was hit by "a
malet toward the end of the game, ana nus place
and for a few minutes there was CONSERVATION in
the crowd. The Yale player was not seriously
The third period was entirely Princeton's. W. G.
DevereauX making two more goals for the Jersey
Collegians over twelve minutes were required 10
make the first. Princeton kept possession of the
ball for the greater part of the time out showed
its greatest weakness in hitting. The DevereauX
brothers and Yarrow frequently carried the bal
from half to three-quarters the length Of the field
only 10 send IL outside in the goal stroke. BaD-
cock made q number of excellent runs, and Ba Id
win PLAYED a fast hard game, but the other Idle
players gave little reliable team support .
Yale showed no tendency to give up the nght AT
the opening of the final period. even though the
score Of to was against them Baocock diC.
some his snappiest plays for the first few min
utes He missed difficult try for a goal but in
through making the second Yale goal. Yarrow
made a neat for Princeton from long run
soon after. Then followed the accident 70 Bah
cock and lust before the call OF time W. @. Dew
ereaux made the final for Princeton The
lineup and score;
PRINCETON. YALE
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DENTISTRY.

y Y POST-GRNDJ-ATE DENTAL
SCHOOLS INFIENART.-W Work At cost
Or material. students fees paw the rest.
students do no work Ga NIadlsou-avs
corner 59-h-st
DR. n c. COLLINS. Harlszn's EXPERT In
crown and bridge work. prl-es reasonable.
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ENGLEWOOD


There was also a Class handicap played the
OF the series The scores were: - ~
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OAKLAND BEATS RICHMOND AM
OAKLAND.

IN elk a side team match az Oakland yesterdsv
y holes 10 4. The summary: nm ny
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise Sunset 7:I5 Moon 1879 Moons II
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook I2:46 Gov Island 1:O7 Hell 800
P.M-Sandy Hook 1:29 Gov Island 1854 Hell Gate S47
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