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JEFFRES BED FOR TEN DAYS
WASHINGTON PARK GATES ARE CLOSED
OWING TO OFFICIAL BAN ON BETTING
Elastic Fails to Win in
the Stretch at st.
Louis.

ST. LOUIS, June 21.-Elastic finally
had his measure taken in to-day's fea-
ture at six furlongs- Clear the Arena,
with light weight up, caught the Ilr-
ing Lemp horse on the post Warte
NIGHT would have beaten both IN
few jumps.
The going was heavy. A big crowd
dallied with the thirty boOkmakerS.
Hermis arrived this afternoon from
the East to run in the $4,000 handi-
cap on Saturday. McChesney and Art
ful will arrive from Chicago Thurs
day. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Four and half furlongsi
Betting Horse. Weight, Jockey. ST. Fin.
Z to 1,-Loyal Street. III CBridweD 2 2 3
5 to 1-PreSentative. r,.S,a los CLndsyj / 8 n 36
Time :OO start fair. Won easily Win
Marie. Russ los. Dipper los, Meliwood ios.
". L. Pool los. The Druggist 100. finished a
named.
SECOND RAcEsix furlOngs; thrss-ysar-
Betting Horse Weight Jockey. st. = Fin.
5 10 2-Tom Kiiey. So (Austin) 10 2 I =
s 10 1-Lacache 1O7 CHOwelD..-. 2 = 2lf
8 10 Bride SO (Perkins). y n
Time. i:2i&. start good. Won driving.
winner T. Kiley & Co.'S ch. g. I'D by St.
PancTas- -Yolande IL burrows sI' Minnie Io99- IN
Daddy Bender 90. GayOso 81. Lila Noel los,
Charlie Granger 1O4. finished as named.
THIRD RAcE-Five furlOngs: two-ysar-
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey ST. q Fin.
Z to IO-DishabilIe IO4 (Crawfrd) 1 10 4 Is
. to Princes Orna, 1O4 (Astn)
10 to Miss Powell. 1O4 CNeely) . > .
Time. 1:O51a- start good. won puIied ~
Winner G. G. Bennett Co.'S b. = % by
Kings Counsel-Nightgown Monaco Maid lV4'
also ran.
FOURTH CE-Three-year-olds and Up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St a Fin
to CIR. the Arena.9O (Davis) I =
13 TO Elastic. 124 lDalel. p
3 10 1-Warte Nicht. 1O2 (Andsn) l.
Time. :2014. Start good Won driving.
Winner Mrs T. j. Kettleman's br Z. I'D By
Prince OF MonacO-Sue H. Alice Turner %.
handspring 100, Autumn Leaves 81, Matte
II 1o6, finished as named
FIFTH RACE-Purse; thrse-year-olds and
up: six furIOngs:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. 2 Fin.
Z to Jerry Hunt. 1O9 (Austin) 1 1
to 1-shortcake. 50 Davis)--.- 3 % Fl
8 to 1-SOl Smith, % (Hennessyl- B 10 . n
Time. :21L Start good Won easily
Winner. B. Echreiber's b. e 80 by Servitor-
Innocence. Rish Ruben 100. StemDtOwn les.
BIohave 1O6, Gales 100, DR.. kier 10. finished
named.
SIXTH RACE-Purse: three-year-olds and
up: one mile and seventy Yards:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey St a Fin
Z to wolfram. 90 (StOvaD D-..- 8 10 =
; to Goo Goo. o. (Hennessey) IN %
5 to Echo Dale. 1O6 (Bybee)-- % 81
Time. 1:55- start good. Won sallopins
Winner, T. Kiley's b. g. tD by Wagner-tan-
cy. Eleven Bells 1O1 Easter Walters 81. Wall
1Os. Barca 1O7, Memphian 1OI. finished as
named
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Justices of the Peace Worried.

The Justices Of the Peace are much
worried over complaint made that
they had refused to try cases assigned
to Justice Of the Peace Dunn while
he was i'll. Judge Van Nostrand SAYS
in answer to the complaint that he
has tried thirty or forty cases set for
trial before Dunn, and Judge Lawson
points to the fact that he has nine
cases belonging to Dunn set for trial
to-day. Dunn has gone on his vaca-
ton and all his cases will be heard
by the other Justices during his alb
sence.
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GREGGAINS' PET AMATEURS
TO MEET IN FAST BOUTS
Boxing Card of Unusual Excellence
Announced for Friday Night at
XXOOdWard'S Pavilion

Alex Greggains has arranged a won
derful card of the sO-called amateur
boxers for the San Francisco Athletic
Club on Friday night in Woodward s
Pavilion. The principal bout Will be
between welter-weights. Ted Wolfe
and Joe Thomas, who have never met
Both are hard punchers and have 4
lot of ring experience. This IS only
one of the promising bouts. OF which
there are eight IN all. AS usual Greg
gains will referee and will make the
boxers set a lively pace.
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FIFTH RACE-Purss; thrss-year-olds and
up six furIOngs:
ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS, June 21.-The entries
for tO-mOrrOw's races at the Fair
Grounds follow:
First race. nine-sixteenths Of mile, mai
Faith 1O3 Lady Lou 1O3. Algetha 1OG Sonya
1O3 Pique 1O3. Aspatia 9s. Bounding Ship
9S Pharmacy 9S-
Secord race. six furlongs. selIfng-Suavs 107.
Sting 1O7, GOody Two Shoes 1O5, Lady Con-
trary 1O2, DOttie Shute 100. Crime Zoe. Susie
Letcher o. Feronia 95 MaghOni g.
Third -Thirteenth-siNteenths OF a mile,
sellfng-Jerry Hunt 1O7 AIfo 103. Joe GOss 102.
King Fox II o. Pretenston o.
Fourth race one and an eighth miles. handi
cap-Flying Torpedo los. judge Hines 1pt
Jordan 100. Old stone o., Hymettus o., Falk-
land 81
Fifth race five furlOngs-TrOurers lO6. Brad
warlfn 1O6 Chicago Lad 1o6. Black Art 10b
Milton Young les. Woodlands 10l.
sixth race thfrteen-sixteenths of a mile.
selIfng-VeIasquez 1O7. Orient 9S Frank Col
Inns %. Trapsetter %. Mordella 81 Our
Lille 50.
Weather cloudy Track muddy.
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Boxer Dave Barry Returns.

Dave Barry and "Cyclone" Kelly.
the boxers. were among the arrivals
Yesterday from Honolulu. Barry had
eight fights In the islands and won
them all. He is anxious to meet
Twin Sullivan and the match has
been offered to the Yosemite Club for
this month.
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Earned runs-Portiand /. Los Angeles s. Stolen
bases-Smith. Chase. Bases on balls-On But
Ter !. OF Baum ,. Struck out-By Butler e.,
by Baum 5. Two-base hits-Cravath, Nc
Creeoie, Beck. Spies, Baum Three base hit
Baum. Double plays-Flood TO Chase: Ross to
Spies. Left on bases-Portland Z. Los Angeles
9. Hit by pitched ball-By Butler /. First
base on errors-Portland 8, Los Angeles 2.
pire-O Conneu.
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ST. LOUIS SELECTION.

First Race-WakefuI, -SOnya, Alge-
tha-
second Race-Lady Contrary, Sting,
SuaVe.
Third Race-PretensiOn, King Fox
III. Joe GOss.
Fourth Race-Judge Hines, Flying
Torpedo, Old Stone.
Fifth Race-NIiItOn Young, Wood
lands. Chicago Lad.
Sixth Race-Frank Collins, Nor
della. VelasCueZ.
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SUMMARY

Esrors-Dcyle. shlshey. Struck out-BY
keete u. BY Buchanan 3. Bases on bsIls-By
Keefe > by Buchanan J. Hit bv pftcher-Bv
Buchanan ? Two base hits-Doyle Casey.
Flrst base on errOrs-rscoma 1. Oakland /
Earned runs-Tacoma J. Sacrifice hlts-Shee-
han. Mclaughlin, Graham. Hogan. Kruger
Double plays-Grsham TO Sheehan; Casey 70
Norcyke- Left on bsses-Tsc0ms T. Oakland
3 Tine o. game-One hour and 35 minutes
Lmplres-AcDonald and Mccarthy
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sHEEPsHEAD BAY SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Kiamesha, Salt and
Pepper, AntimOny.
Second race-Grenade. Martinmas,
Lady Amelia.
Third race Councilman, BIandy.
Niblicl-.
Fourth race-Beldame, Audience.
Graceful.
Fifth race Mercury. Garnish.
Akela.
Sixth race - BroOklynite. HyIand.
Mic LOngwOrth.
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1Os.ls-so . p Il 7Otals-ss 6 :
SUMMARY

Er-ors-Brzshesr T. p Hall 4 Meanv . Ir-
viz Kneu. Two-bsse hit-Irwin. Stolen base
-Prtek- Sacrifice hits-hfohler . Wilson
Double plsys-Delehanty 70 Mohler TO Brssh-
ear; Wilson 20 r. Hall Bases on called balls
or G. Hall J. or Knell T. Bases on hit By
pitched ball-By 6 Hslla. by Kneli !. Struck
out-By c. Hall 3. by KneIl s. Left on bases
Seattle O. San Francisco 10. Time OF game
I hour and 4T minutes. Umpire-Tom Brown
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Notice il given by the lighthouse inspector
that the single-pile beacon. black No. z
marking the westerly side of the channel lead
ing into Honolulu harbor, has disappeared II
Will be replaced as soon as practicable.
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TEN BEAUTIFULLY
ILLUMINATED
ART SUPPLEMENTS

Beginning with the issue OF
July ,,
THE SUNDAY CALL
VIII issue a series of the hand
soonest Art Supplements ever
issued by a paper in the
United States.
Look at this attractive list:
1. "a Grass Widow" by Bry-
son.
2. "Footlight Favorites,' by
Bryson.
3. Temptation" by Bryson.
4. 1.-THE Girl in Yellow" by
Bryson.
5. ''Innocence," by Bryson.
6. Constance" by Richter.
Z. "Rosamond," by Richter.
8. Mother and Child" by
Richter.
9. Head Over Heels" by
Brown (H. A..
10. "a Serious Case" by Rose
land.
Be sure to collect this series.
EVERY ONE A WINNER.
THEY ARE RUNNERS.
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Totals "a p II Totals 81 o "a Is
RCNs AND HTS RY INNINGS
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COLLEGE TWIRLER A SUCCESS
IN BIG LEAGUE COMPANY
Mike Lynch Defeats the st. Louis
Nationals Upon His First Appear
ance in the Box.
STANDING OF THE CLUB!
NATIONAL LFAGUE

ST LOUIS. June 21--Aiike Lynch Pitts
burg's Brown University recruit. given
his first try-out in major league company this
afternoon and defeated St Louis Attendance.
$500 Score
r H z.
81 Louis ...-................ 8
Pittsburg ...--..-... .-.....-..... L
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Batteries-Corbett. Sanders Mclean and
Grady: Lynch Phelps and Smith. Umpire
O. Day.
CINCINNATI. June 21.-The Chicagos were
unable to score to-day. Timely hitting
responsible for the runs scored by Cincinnati.
Attendance. $500. Score:
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FOURTH RACE-one mile: three-year- -olda

and up; handicap.
.....-Beau Ornnonde. los (Knpp) 2151
PHIL Finch S5 (Aubuchn) 1ls2 3ia
bragg 109 CHenry)- ------ 21z3 y
Time 1:41. Start poor. Won driving. Win
ner. F. L. Kripp's ch. h. 90 by Ormonde Miss
B-ummel Talpa 1O2. Havilsnd 90. Huzzsh
1O5 Port Royal 10. finished named
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BROOKLYN June 21.-A great catch by
Lush Of McCormick's drive robbed Brooklyn
OF io-day's game. Hanlon's men could DO
nothing with Afitchelrs curves until the final
inning when they made a splendid finish.
Attendance 1GO0. Score:
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FIFTH RAcE-slx furIongs: purse: three

year-olds and up.
.....-Clif. Forge. 1o4 CSheehan) 4 ?
Sylvia Talbot 1O7 (Otis).
....-Komombo. 81 (RObbins).. h 5 3
Time, I:13 3-5 Start fair. Won easily.
Winner z. Corrigan's ch. c (D BY Handsome
uHsee A d. Gibson 116 Charlie Miller 9S
finished as named.
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Time, :US. Start poor. Won easily. WIZ
ner, d. Gideons b. f. by His Highness-Inver-
may Winchester. Carrie Jones, Virgo Liner
lex Annie Russell, Sailor BoysrJack McKeon
Golden Buck. The Chanticleer. Torchelle. St.
Ann, Harpoon, Sachem and J. H. o Brien hn-
ished named.
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Batterles-Jronln aru befseni MIlchtIi aHd
Doom. Umpire-Johnstone.
BOSTON, June 21.-New York won from
Boston to-day on a wet and slippery field,
which made ground covering difficult. Five
doubles were accomplished. but a number OF
ordinarily easy chances went hits. At
1oC0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-25
JERSEY CHILD LABOR BILL SIGNED
Substitutes Department of Labor for That
Of Factories and Workshops.

Trenton. Y J. March p tSpecisD.-Governor
Murphy to-day signed what IS known the Child
Labor biil which does away with the Department
Of Factories and Workshops. creating IN its place
a Department - Labor The commissioner OF the
now Department. who VIII have all powers except
those az ir-u~-tICn aud report. viii have ulde-
him assistant. who must be A practical
machinet. and eleven inspectors. two OF whom
tembFr 3
one change made by the law puts the
burden ~ proof OF a chd's the parents.
though the burden OF obtaining proof sin rests
Aith the employer. Papers and certificates IN the
possession Of the employer showing the childs age.
viii D. copies OF them have been fled with The
department. act q stay TO any prosecution %
the employer. Suit will be against the parents.
however. * the papers prove TO be fraudulent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-YOrk, Thursday, Mar. "a. 1904.



and g.rsr-fu.u L.. 20 the White Star Line with 1875
cabin rass.ErrfH and $40 steeraEe passenger malls
and I1d-e. Arrived M The Bar a. 4-ts
j.. Drsri-ie vitn ms cabin and S2Q steer3Ee
rl-s,rg~rr ana rudS- Arrived AZ the Bar At o3 a n,
D. GIrE.u't ID" NcssirJ 20 and Palermo March O.. %
TI-zel Fo.tua1a s. 60. with mtse. Arrived az the
steamer Oa,v,,i ,Erl. Lloyd, Calcutta January IS.
colombo F-urIa-- 2. Suez 20 Port said q and Obj
Sew-Yorz and Port, Rico Steamship Company. Ar
rived n Bar az 90 a
Steamer Cu.abal tBri, Barry. Valparaiso December
H. Quay aqul 80 Paya January T. Sals'erry . Gallao
d. Iguigue C,oso 80 Valparaiso February 2. TAcA-
haus a. Coronc g. Punta Arenas II ard st Lucia -,
to u Grace Co, with cabin passenger and mdse.
Arrived the Bar A. 30 a
steamer Orn t(o-I. MovucS" CRrdenas March &c and
havana Daniel Bacon with sugar Arrived at th-
steamer sabine. youn=. Mobile March 10. Via Rruns
steamer Na.oorhc-. Lewis. Savannah March Il. 20
ocean IS co. passengers and mds" Left quarantine
st,nu@r Grllsboro swain Philadelphia 10 william p
stesgI.- i,gesia,r miller Newport News and Norfolk
Co Ola Dominion SIS co. with passengers AMI Wdse. OF
"s I.rlreet Ans rapcy Newpor. News and Nor
FOLK 70 Dominion - CO. with passenger and mtse
Passed SANDY Hook a. Nt q m . ., ~ -
a., with udss. Left Quarantine at lO44 M.
steamer Cnattahooch~s. BorrouShs Boston Ocean
-anag Hook. y J. Marcn "a $3.50 , ul-ViEd east.
light breeze clear.
steamers PsR oGerD for Bordeaux Via Newport News
T4ruris trt Isghora and NarselIes city o. Augusta
savannah. Princess Anne. Norfolk and Newport Vows
America tEor Banes. CGba. Eeuefaotor. Philadelphia
,',,,-,f ot,rar, Tampiro. RI Monte Galveston Blue
0,ds Baltimore Butcher Ger. Hamburg Plymouth and
tb,r5,Irg. II Savoie tFrl Havre Ger. Bremen
In ssraudo Christina tBn. Norfolk Va. Grenada
Jiin. Grenada and Trinidad; vsiisncia Havana ami
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-25
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMER


LIverrco March 23-Arriyed steamer Aurnna Hr' Pot
,lanChestsr March 23-Arrived. steamer Titian dBr.
Aulov. Ncw ork
Shields March 23-sailed Excelsior Ger. Cour
from Rotterdam New-York
London 2sSaicd. steamer Marquette tBr), Can
mons York via Southampton.
GLASGOW March 23-Arrived. steamer Ethiopia CBr).
i.Imsanc. Sew FORK
ouccnetovn March - 3 sc m-Arrived. steamer Celtic
,t{rt Lindsay New York FOR Liverpool tand
ra.ledl- sailed. u b steamer Oceanic
cameron from Liverpool. New York
Nfirhaals 24Arrived. steamer Princess
tC;~rl. Dauuemann Genoa. Naples and Gibraltar for
cberheirg March -. 1910 m-Arrived. steamer Pre-
t,ra ttirrl Sclrott r. New York Via Plymouth FOR
Hamburg proceeded; III. midnight sailed.
steamer Princes Alice Ger. B7ltc from Bremen for
Nt1s-Nork.
oven from Trieste. etc. Boston and York
N-,rIes March "a m-Arrtved. kOeniein
I.uise Ger. Nclger. New-Yprk land sailed for
RIO Janeiro March 23-Arrivrd. steamer Byron tBrl
,,ag.gar %ev via fernamhuco
ys,r- March 24-Passed. Heril DAM
FFcmpel New York Tor Christansand Copen-
hagen.
tAustl' Fussarch. from Trieste f-r
T-shart Na-rt - Passed.
tputrhl Nyhpe. New York via West Indies
uauruco FOR Fevre and Amsterdam.
Bueuos Ayrrs. March 2i-Sailed. Ripley tBrl.
T.eitch. New York
Crox. March 24-Arriyed Fontabele
Mann. New York for Denerara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-25

column being derived OF Es support fell, and
pulled with Sd the 7opr member bottled 20 q. Each
~ fraea a1u~ members pulled over abe adjacent
columns -o which .he other ends wc-e attached.
and .'r.ro columns having no lateral support broke
ar r-e fop,cr fsrEe The pII had ever arm OF
-rr-- zen r.-t or 1nr length Of tr" column This
a.r.a- and reaction o. The stresses affected only
Tho structure above me level OF the original
fracture n T. .-ir1. --e mass - material from
above crashed down and broke that part % the
s-s-rra below the Level OF She original fracture.
Sc cher Pole. tha missing iron constructor. nor
Eugene Allison. 'he Co1iracto.. was arrested yes
teraev Tzr-fiGs Wcltuer. couusa! Tor Pole said
ta Coroner Seh0'eT that Els client would surrender
who. re had found horlsuaU. Allison Is sup
posed To he Atlantic city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-25
CHILD LABOR LAW HOLDS
FINE FOR EMPLOYERS.
Justice ROcscb Decides Com ulsOry
School Statutc Test Case.


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ma. ,f %, s2o' . ,a''n On me s par 81 the
child US parents IS no defence TO sai' TO 70
30 e.. ...... .7 s..--s4 -to s,,,l -,s-,,r,, ~ IL
-, -, 80. - ,,l'is ~ R-9,,,, The 5orl-d.
arr i- the case before him. which test case.
g.. . ... ID o., 80. So sf--o .Ta Law, --a,,t
INTO effect. on Nay :. 1909
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when She arrlied f7r work she said She was six
-.o- -qrss-- and cav. an a.4sayit sis,.,s and
' -. ,-. an. az.
conmierlouer Of deeds. that she was born on April
-ssT. and was sixteen years old ou April 4 re.3
was untrue and that his oarghre- VAS only twelve
cars old or J-r- - l.as Frs vito rrrr5r1-7.a,I
ms i'SimoHE.
= vas admit'e1 that 'he terms OF tho public
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'..- VIZ - '7.'' c.iii- ZIG ."'.'i 'il' ''.'''
worked 3D. the 1uio factory Tho r'atEfe at
tackled on the gr..--4 - -f,s-tfera1i,, u
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,dirE thar a aar3o-affo5 vril violates fha sfst,..
s. practically AZ insurer ~ ne safety 81 the child
$500, -- 49, L.. . - - lL--i..l- OF ems
.4 matter - law '-harzealle WIN ,srr-If.1toI,
neg r"roe or with having assumed the risks -
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The stature under consideration, does -.rt dis
rrimuate. Is auxiliary to tho primary purpose 10
li-' ~ ee .ai'n, and es'F7fes frtrto citizenship.
lpon 5-ed'in or action. and resorts % no uuneges-
N'5lF -'''. because u "olld DE nDoselnl" other
"i-f '.tt- HE an absolute .fonltlion 81 employ
reft az az c-'loTeH unLeT 1puri'". wears 90 To-
aa'ofniIlsh us D00eaeerf ends Nor does 81 CON
stItute any improper mr. IuSeInont of any right
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-25

We've always made most substan-
tial BOYS clothing.
But It's a melancholy fact that with
clothing, as with men, mere goodness
isn't always attractive.
So this Spring even more than the
usual care has been taken to see that
there is stvle and newness IN every
line and detail Of our boys clothes -
that every good novelty is here in its
best form.
And the clothes are just as sub
stantial as ever.
New things in boys furnishings,
hats and shoes.
ROGERS. PEEr & COMPANY.
.=s F-oadv-av opposite CITY Ran
arl and Warren s..
so BroadU1t. cor. 18Th. We MI oEoeis
and 80 30 as an Ave. by mall
1850 B-oalvaE. cor aEd.
and as West 5ad ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-25
APPOINTS OLD VAN WICK COMMISSION
Mayor REEVES Board Under Court Order
Mayor Low Removed Members

Mayor Mcclellan yesterday announced that he
had appointed William D. Sti.l'rE-. Oscar R1!le-
and Charles \. Jackson ass change ~ Grad" and
Damage Commission To- serve until May T. for The
Bronx Tre,. are appointed O., aIfuJlsats and de
tsrmiue some twenty-five pending claims. This
commission is revived nv au order ~ o." SIUremr
Court Mayor Low told The commission. t's mem
beers Of which mad served uuirr Van Wy.N and
were r.apu0iutea yesterday. that Dr. they would
finish ur their work hv NJ, 1903. Do would NOT re-
move, them. This they failed fr on. and th'- trs
removed. and three mon appointed iu their places
serve for three months That commission Then
went out Of existence. leaving tl" tN'uts-'u.
pending claims.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-25
GERMANIC IN PLACE OF NETWORK.
Intention Had Been to Put the Former on
the Dominion Service

Thp white Star steamship Gormauc. which was
laid off the New York Liverpool service f.w
months ago Il being Intended 90 place her on the
Dominion service. from Montreal. under changed
name VIII instead. lH restored TO the New York
route. taking the place o. the Ntw-A pTk. OF the
American Line which is disabled the other
side The result uf l,r collision with tho British
truoUShip A~sayc. Tho Ncw-loTk viii be tied UP
Belfast for repairs for some time
The NeW-Nork would have sailed from this port
on April O. but account of her disability. the
Red Star shin Nad,rlaud will carry tho passengers
who have taken Passage her. tho Naderlaud
landing the passenger az SOUTHAMPTON. and then
proceeding 90 Antwerp. Tho Nadsrlaud Will sail on
ar.-FT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-25
HOPPER STOPS WORK ON THEATRE
Sends Policeman with Inspector, Who Found
Wood Being Used.

Buildings Superintendent Hoppe Yesterday
stopped work on hlaw ErlauE"r- new theatre in
West FoTiy-secoDl--t. aHd Informed the oo"-
tractors. tae Hagpuy CONSTRUCTION Company. chat
they would have 3" take down an that portion of
tho structure which has been hu.l' contrary e" las"
One 81 Mr. HopIer's inspectors reported that
wood being used iU tho construction o. tH"
building. contrary 20 laU. policeman. accom-
panied ny the Inspector. 90 once started fur the
site. with Instructions 70 stop ID" work.
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structure above e. which crashed through the ,o7er
portion 81 the buiciEg. The break occurring ftst
back ~ the certre Of the floor tho structure had
natural tendency % fan toward its centre. the
greater amount ~ metal in the from. houa,.r
pushing the rear portion backward"
ar rarsoos Il viii De remembered made the
following statement.
The vertical column leaRths were so.ted together
AZ top eno DoltCfa, ana acted continuous col
Nmna- Al loads were ecceu- lIy suppnrte1 ON
ne SIDE brackets. In consequence the columns
were TOO long 10 carr fhe seperifnpose.i ut
ano buckled One column situated 81 near the
centre OF fa4" broke. Tbs upper part OF tkis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-25
WHY THE DARLINGTON COLLAPSED
One OF Engineer Parsonss Drawings for
Mr. Jerome

= this weeks Iron sEs' sor1e drawn -
prepared for the District Attorney By II a. q.
Parsons 20 accompany -he latter's report on the
fal 81 the unfinished Darlington apartment mouse.
That paper says t'a- vhe diagram here reproduced
is size elevation - the frame showing n
slightly exaRger6-el form the failure - the column
on the fourth hoor resulting IN the collapse of tbe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-25
BISHOP POTTER HEADS PATRONS.

The executive committee OF the Peoples J-uiver-
sity Extension Society has obtained n list OF we'll
known persons as patrons and p1troucsses for its
"Stabat Mater recital. announced for Nauudv
Thursday afternoon. March 81 Yesterday Bishop
Potter consented g. head the list. The society IL
in immediate needs OF funds. and hopes by Tins
benefit he able e. continue its classes the East
Side throughout April aud May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-25
LOW RECORD FOR CITY BONDS.
An Average Price of 10O1O Paid for So,
100000.

Network CITY 2ia per cent bonds touched a new
low water mark yesterday the 3 oo'pr1 issue going
AZ an average price OF 1Col0 rs against 1898 the
sale % 100000 iu Januar.-
Controller Grou, saws that considering tho over
brdcnel bond market and the etiT pri"- helms paid
FOR ready cash. the bonds brough good pric" yes
teTdRy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-25
RAILROAD POSITION FOR MORSE.
Kew-Orieans Hears That Sully's Partner Has
New Business Opening.
Irr gUlEsRaPH - rI-H ruIBrNE.

e7-Orle.Lrs, MaIeh 2i-lt Ha5 currently re-
ported here to-day that = r. -. Morse. partner y
- =. Suliy. wUUid rctIrn 10 The railroad business
ara Lad received the oTe~ and would accept tae
position ~ passenger t-afc manager for the Frisco
Rock island system. Railroad men say tonight
that this Is likely but definite statement.
has ocCu had from Mr. Morse
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MrvIATTRE AI.MANAr-

MINIATURE ALMANAC,
Sunrise = sunset 0iG Moon 1871 Moons aFe IL
HIGH WATER.
A M-Sarsv Hook Ia Island 40 Hell Gate 2 n
p M-Sandy Hook l55 Island 2:I3 Hell Gate ,6