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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-08

de alcnnar ni horraS. Tn cfA :
.nco 5sponex se conoce 4 oisian.
.cia. uientraS cue sa desatie al
mas emincnse anuopol0gisia 8
que avengiie =. un craneo de
.raza blanca pEocede de nn ha-
bgtantcs de AtcnaS. de Copenha.
cue s dc Nueva York.
Existe, pueS. entire las dos "a.
zas. blanca v amarilla. una di-
|ferencia considerable: v esta es
mi segunda proposition Ia cual
nae parece tan evidente como Ia
primera.
Puesto que hay difereneis,
puede haber igualdad de inteli-
gencis, superioridad de una Ia.
"a con respecto a otra-
Me parece que es impossible
dudar: la superioridad de La Ia
"a blanca es completamente evil
dente. Que esta superioridad
autorice a los blancos q ser
traidores, mentirosos. bandidos,
crueles Y barbaros no me hara
I'd. la injuria de atribuirme esa
opinion; yo pretendo solamente
que los Blancos son superiores a
los amarillos, Y voy a ensayar
de probarlo.
Desde luego usare un argu-
mento lad hominen" 81 los
admiradores de los japoneses
son invitados a aliarse por ma
trimonio legitimo a una japone-
sa, harlan buenas muecas, me 10
figure; y los mobiles lord" in
gleses, verian sin entusiasmo
que una de sus hijas Sc enamo-
rase de uno de esos pequenos
caballeros ridiculos que sc pa
sean por Toxic, sunque lleven
sendos galones. E. mas pobre
redactor del Times" Sc indig-
maria 81 su hijo quisiese casarse
con una noble japonesa. Pc
70 tales uniones no son de espe-
rarse; y 20 no creo que Sc pue-
dan citar muchos ejemplos au-
tenticos de 10 contrario.
Madame Chrysantheme, ST Sc
quiere. Pero Madame Chrysan-
theme no es mas que I'm animal
de lujo, elegante y docil; una
humilde, y puede ser una be-
lila "mousme". la cual en- el po-
der de su cabafa, encanta los
los placeres de su exilio, al lado
de la cotorray y el mono.
Ese desden, que los hombres
de raza blanca, aunque digan 10
contrario, tienen por los de la
raza amarilla Ies justifcado?
La historic esta ahi para res
ponder, y las conquistas de la
civilization, aunque bien rudi-
mentarias, a1n prueban que la
raza blanca ha hecho todo.
Homero. Fidias. Aristoteles.
Tactic, ,,Kepler, Kant, Leibniz,
Shakespeare, Newton, Voltaire,
Lavoisier. Pascal, Victor Hugo,
Pasteur, Beethoven. Goethe, no
son nj chinos. nj japoneses, nj
maleses. Nj una gotta de esta
sangre ha circulado por sus We
mas.
El mundo marcha, guiado por
los b1ancos. Es necesario ser
de mala fe para negarlo Guam
do nos cuentan, sin conviction v
sin pruebas que los chinos ha-
bfan inventado la imprenta y la
polvora antes que nosotros, yo
no me desconclerto, porque no
han sabido sacar partido. Los
amarillos tienen un alfabeto
idiota y su literature es comica.
En- cuanto a sus artes, tan ala
badas, yo ignore que la Venus
de Milo, 8 Ell Gladiator espi-
rante" sean debidos a artistas
de Toxic; como tampoco Don
Juan" Y "Lohengrin'. Ellos no
tienen NADIA que iguale a "Faus-
< AT ~ -. < AL - M;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-07
vAPORES QUE SIC ESPERAN

Esp. "Pio IX"-Saldra de este puer-
to en- el corriente mes condestlno di-
recto 4 Ia Corufia, Santsnder, Cadiz y
Barcelona, admltiendo carga y pasa
jeros.
Berg. amer. "Mannien Swan Del
puerto de New York debe haber saIido
con destino a este ell dia "a del pasado
mes.
Ingles "Anselma de Larrinaga"-
Saldra de Liverpool el 20 del cOrriente
directamente para este.
Esp. miguel Gallart"-Con destino
q este puerto y los de Mayagiiez, Pom
ce, Habana, Santiago de Cuba, CArde
mas Manzanillo, saldra de Barcelona
ell dia 7 del corrlente mes hacieodo
escalas en- Valencia, M alaga, Cadiz y
Canarias.
Esp. "Conde Wifreco haber
sahdo de BarceIona Ell % DEL paSaoo
con las escalas de costumbre para este
puerto y los de Habana, Matanzas,
Cienfuegos, Progreso y Campeche.
l giles Eden ''-Llegara a este puer
to procedente de St. Thomas y ruta el
dfa Is del corriente mes y el mismo dia
saldra para su procedencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-07

n peranit q mes diiimo ha Iprestsde
paiicia inKulAr ssy' scfvlcios CO.
Nespondicnso sIs 81 1ef asgrito, sts
al.se sss AIS ass 81 = as ss6 81
So y sss al es
Los principsies seryieios fucron %
por seduction, - per rApio. e pet vio'
@lacion. 70 Por hurto ds mayer cuantia,
Sae por idem de menor cuAntia, is6
por robo de ganado. AS por aggression,
a. por juegos prohihidoz. eco por con.
sS1eta desordenada. lis por riha, as'
por intrscci6n de Jas ordenanzas mu-
Aaioipaies. sss por idem de las reglas
= sanidad y el resto por oiros de-
Nos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-07
! UltimaS nOtiCiaS
bel EXTREME ORIENTE

\ De los peri6dicos llegados esta ma
fiana por el vapor Caracas traduci-
mos las siguientes noticias references
II Ia guerra russo -japonesa.
En- San Petersburgo Sc recibio el
primero de Abril el telegrama que
sigue desde Lianyang: "En el primer
encuentro con los Japoneses al Norte
de Corea el ejercito ruso ha logrado
una victoria, pues las perdidas del
enemigo han sido diez veces surerio
res las de los moscovitas.
De acuerdo con los informes corea-
nos los japoneses enterraron 50 hom-
breS y I2o heridos fueron trasladados
por quinientos coreanos al Quartet ge-
neral del Japon.
La confusion Cue reina entire los
= 5aponeses es muy grande, al extreme
de que Sc izaran dos banderas de la
cruz roja al exigfrseleS la rendici6n
Los japoneses en- su guerra con China
mo experimentation desaStre de tai
importancia.
Las tropss rusas en- Lianyang estan
muy satisfechas del resultado brillan-
te obtenido en- el combate de Corea.
En- la tarde del 10 de Abril re-
greso Toxic el marques de Yto, des-
pues de cumplir la especial mission que
Sc lie conhara para con el Emperador
; de Corea.
Fue recibido en- la estaci6n por los
ministries, y paso luego yer al Mi
kado.
La mission que ha desempefiado es
de gran jmportancia y Sc comentan fa-
vorablemente las relaciones de cordia-
lidad reinantes entire las Cortes de Co
rea y Japon.
Sc dice que han sido adquiridas
225 900 cajas de salmon en- Alaska
para el ejercito japones, y que en- San
Francisco de California Sc compraron
ademas 5000 cajas.
En- la tarde del 1 {. de Abril salie-
ron de Toxic los II corresponsales de
peri0dicos ingleses y americanos, con
el fin de embarcar el 6 en- un trasporte
japoneS que salia de Moi, para un
puerto, cuyo nombre Sc reserva.
FL gobierno les habfa detenido en-
Toxic porque deSesba guardian secreto
sobre ell destino y movimientos de las
tropas, pero va Sc cree conveniente
dejarles unirse al ejercito y partiran
para la Corea.
El Almirante Alexieff lego Ell 81 de
Mario 4 Port Arthur y fue recibido
por Ell Almirante Makaroff Y sus. Off
tciales. Luego visito los buques fon-
deados en- el puerto y paso abordo del
destructor de torpederos Silni', que
tanto Sc distingio en- el iltimo ataque
de los japoneses a dicha plaza.
Han arribado Odessa los supervi-
vientes de los cruceros "Variag'' '
Korietz' y Sc les hizo una grandiosa
reception, los buques extranjeros fon-
deados en- la bahfa empavesaron sus
mastiles, y los tripulantes del vapor
Malaga Sc unieron q la parada de
reception.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-07
ATENCION
PURA

A nuestro conocido dep6sito de San
Jose 9, hemos undo por haberlo COM
prado 4 los seflores Miranda y Com
pafifa. Ell que estos tenfan en- la Gale
de La Fortaleza n1mero 81, adquirien-
do tambien e1 ajuste de leche con don
Jose Alfonso, de Bayamon.
Podemos ofrecer tn artfcu1o bWro y
de reconocida bondad y esperamos
que los maYekantes de arnbos estable-
cinientos contin1en como hasta aqui
favoreciendonos,
r. GosssdIes y HernsaSe.
gm-hsoa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-07

SANTOS DE MANANA

Ahul s, vicrnos. Saa Dloninio ohls-
po
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-07
CunsrrIo 7 haVsRcI6R
rwrRADas pf TRksnaA

FwrRAnas pE TRksnaA
sAs New Yofk xApof smencano Ga.
rschs' Nilar y ~. CO carga generAl.
pe HumburRo wapof aiemsn 'sas
waia 4 MuHenhch y kofber con car
"a psrS xsftos.
Dc Philsdclphis berg. americana
Hattie G. ID xon 4 Finlzy brogbers a
Waymonlh Trading Co.
EN4KAnAs ug CoSTAgEE0s
De Fajrrdo y luquiilO gOlesa May
Fl0wer
sAt1DAs pR TRAvEaA
Para New York vspOr smericsno
"Arkadis" por The New York & Pei
to Rico ) ; Co.
shi IDAs DE COS rAEER' S
Para Areclbo y ruta vapor americano
Vase con cargs genera.
Para Nsgusbo y Humacao goleia
Deseada con carga general
Para Fajardo y ruta vapor america
no Pono Kico Goa carga general.
PERAd rs ur BJQ. Es EE PuFRT
TRAYrSJA
Independent, Fred A Small y Sawoia,
descargsndo. Pendleslon Satisfaction,
AunburnGale y Hattie @. Dixon. pen
dien,e.
co TANFRos.
Guillermito, Msunabo Arroyo. Isa-
be- Agusdila y Mayagiiez. Dos Her
manos, Fajardo Viques. Ana Maria,
NaguAbo y Humacao Voluntad, Pom
ce. Carmelita, Yabucoa. May Flo
wer, Luquilo. Nina. Borin4uen, Fran
clsca, Coraz6n de Maria, Paquito, y
Carmen, peudieates.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-07
cotixaciones de frutos

Az6car, Ss.Is 4 s.2s. garansia 90.
Almidon, S. 4 az %
CAfe corriente, SoE, 4 10 qq.
ldem pil6n, SIoh Ar %
ldem Hacienda. SIIH 4 fM qql
CaracoliIlo. $I2 z IzH.
cueroS dulces, SIsK aIsA 90
Cocos, 4 SI2 millar.
Ron 7s grades Cartier. de 10 z II
cents. gallon.
Mafz, SIA 4 %.
Sebo, S 4 81 %.
Tabaco, nominal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-07
Hotel Castillo
Gale de HOStOS, ndm. 81
TELEGRAPH CASTILLO"
Guayama, Pto. Rico

Este acreditado hotel, uno de los
mejores de la ciudad, y situado en- Ell
punto mas centrico de la 1nisma, ha
sido notablemente reformado en- bien
de las atenciones que por muchos
afos lie ha prestado Ell p1bljco y sus
numerosos favorecedoreS
Servicio modico y esmerado, espa-
cioso salon de recibo, gabinete de
escritorio y 1ectura, comodos y ven
tilsdas habitaciones.
Servicio a la carta. Bafios gratis
para los pasajeros.
Precio de hospedaje $3.50
REPRESENTANTE,
Hortsnsia B. Tiada Dc Tomsy
Hi-hKl9A mis-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-07
Ell Teniente Reyes

Fl active Ier. Teniente dc la Poll
cis Insular don Mariana Reyes Pena,
Jefe dc Ia demarci6n de cayey, Sc en-
cuentra en- San Juan, y manana regre-
sara al puuto de su residencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-07
EspectacuIos para hoy

PARoUE 5oRlNoUEN N-A las S y me-
dia, Jarana. amenizada por la Orquesta de ia
Policis Insular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-07

AutOPeS espanOIeS::

Pedro A. de ArIaC0n.
6l 6seaMdaIc.
6I final De Norma.
6I niRo de Ia BcIa.
"a Pr6dlDa.
6I $cmbFerc De tres PItcs.
GI EapItan UeMenc.
BenitO Perez Gald6S.
Episodes naeIcnaIes.
Ilaxarfn.
G Hmisc Iliaasc.
EaIma.
eI EbMeIc.
"a Dt$beFtdaAa.
tomoe.
EaTamIlia De Eeen Rcsh.
tomos.
ElaFianeIa.
d. Perfttta.
Juan Valera.
Pspita Jimtnex.
Eduardo ZamaCOiS.
Desdt q Hrrcyc.
NJ. Martinez BafriOnueVO.
q TItn.
Vicente Sanchls.
UiIIa Usnns.
Renbidas aEanamsnts B OLETIN
- en ef ~ -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-07
HOTEL FRANCES"
(REFoRMAD0)
Frente q Ia Plaza de CriSt6bal Colon
Guyana, Puerto Rico


Esta antigua y acreditada casa de
huespedes, situada en- el punto mas
centrico y pintoresco de esta cu1ta
ciudad, ha sido refornada brindando
al p1blico y sus numerosos favore-
cedoreS toda clsse de comodidades.
Espacioso salon de recibo, amplios
y 1impioS dormitorios, extenso y ven-
tilado conledor.
Servicio la carta y mesa redonda.
Comidas la americana, espafola,
criolla y francesa.
Inodoros, bafios gratis para los pa
sajeros.
Precio de hospedaje: Sligo.
REPRESENTATIVES,,
.TssGn E. CSnsr6ss.
3m-amj mis-
The evening world., 1904-09-26
HORSES Do WELL
At THE BAY TRACK

fSpecial 10 The Evening WORLDLY
RACE TRACK. sHEEPSHEAD BAY,
Sept. ?s -The training conditions at the
bay course this morning were perff.
The principal workouts noted were the
following:
MYOPIA-Six furlongs In LII. handily
j. w. Rogers, trainer.
PRINCESS RUPERT-Five furlongs IN
los, breezing.
sANDRIA-Five furlougs in i01 l-2.
breezlnz; J. w. Rogers, trainer.
THE SBRTTIsHER-Slx furlongs IN
~ ~. handily; Enoch Wshara'
IsIiLANA.Fiye furlopgs in o1i-j,
Enoch Wlshard, trainer.
L1BERIA-Slx furlongs In l20, breei-
ing; Enoch Wishard, trainer.
SOUTH TRlMBLE-$5lx furlongs IN
l.20 PES; Enoch Wishard. trainer.
HIGH CHANCELLOR-Six furlongs IN
10 2-6. breesins; Enoch Wlshard'
sAyABLB-slx furlongs in 125, breez-
Ing. Enoch Wlshard, trainer. -
handily; T. Mcdowell, trainer.
NAvAHOE-One mile IN i.59, galloping
c. III. Hughes. trainer.
CASCINE-Seven furlongs In LIZ 3-A
handily; c. T. Patterson. trainer. T..
STAI.WARr--One nile and furlong IN
l.6s, handlly; W. Shields. trainer.
TOSC ANnSix furlongs In l9 IL, hahd-
ily; J. Humphreys. trainer.
BURNT HILLS -Four furlongs In 90.
breezing: II. n. Hyner. trs'ner.
CANA o II A x E-Six furlongs IN
III i-2. handily; II. Fl. Hyner. train
ALAN a DALE-one mile and quarter
In 2lo. nandIly; 7. &. Mcdowell,
trainer.
SPRING sILK-Fve furlongs In 100,
breeElng; Peter WINNER, riiner.
ST. VAG.ENTINE-O mile IN In Ia,
handly; W. Shields. trainer.
DOLLY SpANKER-One mile and a
furlons in l5s2. handlly; 7. J..
Healy, trainer.
AS rARiTA-Five furlonss IN los,
breezlng; G. Davis, tfainer.
HELLO-Slx turlongs In lS, brees-
Ing; Walter House, trainer.
IOTA-Slx furlongs In. III S-i, handily'
J. w. Rogers, trainer.
ROSE OF DAwN-Seven furlongs In
LS. handily: J. W, Rogers. trainer
long in s.Oa, handily; A. J. Joyner'
wooDsAw-Five furlonss in LOS,
breezlng: A. J. Joyner, trainer.
| TONGORDER-Five furlongs In 100 III
breezlng. A. J. Joyner, trainer
/ WATEP PANSY-Five furlongs In 1.o6
breeding: A. J. Joyner. trainer
/ WILD IR1SFMAN-Slx furlongs In LIS
handIly: j. Z. Madden. trainer.
ADRTrTHA-Four furlongs In 053
breezlng: II. II. Hyner. trainer.
AUDIENCE-Mlle and furlong in 2.02
handily; r. Tucker. trainer.
The evening world., 1904-09-26
DALESMAN REELS
OFF A FAST MILE

tSpecial 10 Inc Evening WorldD
GRAVESEND, n. Y, Sept. 26.-The
fog had quite an inning at the course
to-day and the training work was
much delayed.
The principal workouts were as fol-
lows
pATAGoNIAN-o mile in lis. hand
lily; William Hogan. trainer.
CARRIER PIGEON-one mile In l.s,
handly; William Hogan, trainer.
COLONIAL GlRI~-A quarter In oS,
HAcKENsAcK-sis K SKI furionss in is,
breezing; +. A. Mcclure. trainer.
JACK RATLIN-A half mile In O52,
handlly; X. Campbell trainer.
SIDNEY 9, LOVE-A half mile In 05i.
breezlng; X. Campbell, trainer,
DALESMAN-one mile in Ia, gallop-
ing: J. odom, trainer.
MISTISS-Three-qu In lls. manu-
ily, Ed. Graves, trainer.
ANDREW MACK-One and a quarter
miles In 2ii, handllyi +. Weir, train
DAINTY-one mile In l.a galloping;
W. Jennings, trainer.
PRoPER-One mile in In, sallopins;
w. Jennings. trainer
CANNON BALL-Four furlonss In ooz'
nAnQlly,
CLEAR THE ARENA-Four Iurlons'
In 0.5i, easily; Kettleman, trainer, "a
FLAMMuLA = Three-eighths In oss
handily; N. NJ. Mason. trainer.
CHARLES ELLIOT-Five furlonss ~
los, driving: R. Campbell, trainer: "a
PAsAbESA-Four furlongs IN w.
handily: ]. Mclaughlin. trainer /.
KING PEPPER = Five furlonYs In
l03 "a, handily: +. Weir, trainer Z.
CALMNE,Ss = Five furlongs In Lo'
driving. +. Weir, trainer. "a
FUNNYsf6E-s furlonFs In LIZ
easily: s. Doggett, trainer, .,.
9rtIYVF-seyen furlongs In In, eashy'
r, Campbell, trainer. .,.,
IKKI-Three furlongs In o.S, handhS
W, Hueston, trainer.
BEN CHOCKET-.-Three furlongs III "S'
handily: w. Hueston, trainer. A
STAETfNG GRoUND-one mile In Lts
ali out: @. Cornell, trainer. 49,,
xsURsT PARK-One mile In l'fs' han''
fly; j. Odom, trainer. IA
OUT OF REACH-One mile IN LS
handily: ]. Odom, trainer =
DICK BERNARD-four furlonss VI
5ii.2, easily. F. Taylor. trainer. ,,
DAZZLE-One mile In ,.is, galloplns;
Welsh, trainer.
The evening world., 1904-09-26
KELLY WILL CO
|. HOME WEDNESDAY

Thomas F. Kiely, the Irish athlete
who won the worlds all-around athletic
championship. under the colors OF the
Greater New York Irish Athletic Asso-
clatIon. was the guest OF honor at a
love feast at Sulzer's Harlem River
Park Saturday night.
Kiely sails for home next Wednesday,
but expects to return, On behalf OF the
many friends he has made white. In
this country. Police Commissioner Nc
Adoo presented him with loving cup
fourteen inches high. OF silver gold
lined. 1t bore the following inscription
Presented by his countrymen here In
America to Thomas r, kiely, OF Ire
land. all.around champion OF the world;
won at the Olympic Games, 81. Louis,
n /"
The evening world., 1904-09-26
FIGHTERS WILL
HAVE BUSY WEEK

This will be busy week for the
knights Of the squared circle" and
before II Is over championship laures
likely will rest upon new brows.
The frs, set-to OF any consequence
will be the go" between Kid Mccoy
and Jack CTwlm Sullivan In Los
Angeles tomorrow night. The result
Of this 60 Will settle McCoys future In
the prIze-rins. Should he be defeated
he most likely will drop out OF the game
entirely. while clean-eut victory will
set him on the road to q series OF nEhu
with the top.notc hers.
Coming nearer to hons. there win be
. little mln-up In Philadelphia that will
hold the attention Of all my followers
In this vicsn,y. Tommy Murphy. the
clever Harlem lad. and Hughey Nc
Govern. brother Of Terrible Terry"
will be the mixers. and while the ses-
sion Is only for six rounds there will be
smethlng doing every second.
The victor will undoubtedly ret a
chance with Champion Frankie Nell.
and II Is this Incentive that Will keep
the boys busy all the time
Tho real nght OF the weak. however.
viii be IN San Francisco on the night Of
Sept. %, The principals will be light
weight champion Joe Cans and Joe
Walcott at the welter- weight limi,
This fight will be worth trip ACROSS
I -. -. Nlas IL 4.
fighters cut loose, and there Is no reason
TO believe they Will not. although at
times walcott he's been known TO take
matters easy In the ring. 10 put II mild
| ly No more clever man than Cans Is In
the ring to-day, and as for Walcott.
every follower OF the game In the coun-
try knows what he can do when right.
The evening world., 1904-09-26
HANSON THE STAR.

C. Hanson was the star. performer at
with the carnival Of sport OF the New
Jersey Division Of the. Century Road
Club of America at the old Gutten-
burg race-track yesterday.
Hanson started In the one. two and
five-mlle handicap events from scratch
ana won all three races. +. Peterson
won the novelty race, and II Blatz
crossed the taDe hrst In the half mile
consolation race.
The evening world., 1904-09-26
NewY0rkC Central

Trains depart from Grand centrsi eenA
isi street, New York. t.f "
.i2 10 ANN inlsht Express. ~
tfS AM-Adirondaek a Montreal epscs y
b ~ AN-Emplre state Expr~fa
rs Is AM-Fast Mail--24 hours % Culo.A
10 as AM-saratoxa and Moatvcel Sp4oin
80 20 AN-Expostion Limited-St LIZA
si2 ~ PM--BuffalO Limited
81 20 pM-Southwestern Limited 80
'lD PM-chicaEo Limited. 49,
q rs PM-rwentieth Century Ilmiteo-
40 PM-Detroit and Chicafo rpecie-
IS 80 PM--The lake Shore Limited -.
Is ~ PM-Cincinnau and ~. LOUIS lAmAk
81 90 PM-Western Express. -
81 ~ pM-Montreal Express sf'
u ~ PM-Adlrondack Montreal ExpreA
'SOO PM-Buffslo and Toronto sp<ctaL
~ ~ OPM-southwestern Special =
- ~ PM-Pacifc Express.
81 ~ PM-rhicaRo and 81. Louis Erprc
HARLEM DIVISION. u
eo3 A. NJ. and 8 As p. NJ, ex,. sunday. =
Pit,sfield a North Adams. SUNDAYS q -
Pullman Cars on all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pints,h Hfht
Ticket offices at ito. @i. AIS and ixio
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The evening world., 1904-09-26
MUNR0E TO ACT
As A REFEREE

Jack Munroe, the Butte Miner" will
make his first public appearance since
his fight with Jim Jeffries In Broadway
tonight. Munroe will referee the box
ing contest between Johnny Burdick
adm XII" Broad.
The miner has been In Boston for
the past few days and Is expected back
This afternoon. lie has refused a num-
her OF hatterlng offers to appear with
a sparring partner In boxing exhibl-
lions, He declares he will not do any
public boxing until he had fought and
defel,ed some of the present heavy
weights. This will be his last appear
sncs until he again enters the ring.
The evening world., 1904-09-26
GIANTS At THE THEATRE.

Al League Baseball Club have accepted
an Invitation from the management OF
the American Theatre to witness ths
performance OF "Her Mad Marriage
Wednesday evening Of this week, Sept
Is. Every member OF the team Will be
present and will occupy all the lowei
ooxes In the theatre. which VIII BE-
handsomely decorated In their honor
The evening world., 1904-09-26
Justice MacLean Refuses to
Issue Injunction to Restrain
Brooklyn Jockey Club from
Running Horses at Track.
LAWYERS APPEAR FOR
H0USEH0LDEnS' ASSN,
assert PooI.SeIIlng at the Track
Creates an Immoral Atmos.
phere-Judge Directs Them
to Withdraw Application.

Supreme Court Justice MacIean has
refused an application for an Injunction
20 restrain tho Brooklyn Jockey Club
from running races at the Gravesend
track on the ground that there wa3
nothing in the papers to show that a
crime was about to be committed, and
on the statement that In his opinion
the court lad no power to grant such
an Injunction.
This ruling was made after the Court
had examined affidavits and other pa
pers, In an application made to II by
two lawyers who asserted that, In view
OF the fact that gambling and pool
selling was permitted by the Jockey
Club. at tee Gravesend track, and that
such gambling would be permitted un-
Ill the close OF the meeting on Oct g.
the Court could issue an Injunction
azelnst the Jockey Club.
No Case Tor Injunction,
Justice MacLean said: "Your papers
do not satisfy me that you have made
out case tor an Injunction"
But" said counsel, we show that
hAh 'N'N fifNNN bShbhhb ~ VIC iaNN
track.
But" interrupted the Court, that
happened the 0tner day, and there Is
no proof before me that anything OF
the kind Will occur Tomorrow. At ary
arte," said the Court. the constitu-
ttional convention authorized the Legs
latNe u pass ar act permitting :ne
thing In racing Enclosures and making
that same thing In any other part OF the
State Illegal and | am not going 10
grant you an Injunction Certainly moi,
on your afltdaylts, Which are lnforma-
ton and belief"
immoral Atmosphere Created.
I'VE think we are entitled to the In
function" urged counsel. because we
appear here tor a householders associ-
alton consisting Of 1000 members who
complain that by reason Of pool selling
and gambling at the track an immoral
atmosphere surrounds their home md
families; They apply TO Your Honor
ussert is n violation OF the Constitution
and the laws against gambling"
Justice MacLean said that he was
quite familiar with the questions raised
and did not believe that an Injunction
should issue. He said that there was a
icmedy pointed out for person 10 re-
cover money lost at the race track.
I'VE know that Your Honor has de-
cided. while sitting In the Appellate
Term. that money 80 lost can be re-
covered In an Individual action, but this
Is a different case, and we think that
the injunction should issue. May We
Ieew this application on further AMI
davits?" continued counsel.
You may withdraw the application. u
replied the Justice. Counsel withdrew
the application and said upon leaving
the court that they probably would re.
new It. Counsel took the papers with
them.
The evening world., 1904-09-26
FRENCH DRIVER HERE.

Albert Clement, son OF the manufac-
name, arrived yesterday on the French
steamer La Bretagne, to take part In
the Vanderbilt Cup races In Nassau
County. Long Island. on Oct. 8
He brought with him the so-horse
power Clement automobile. with which
he won third prize In the Ardennes cir
brousht a iisht Clement car which won
3 prlss IN the Ardennes circuit events.