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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-05

bio alehSn. Y bien: esta polftica anne
nazadora para Ales1ania Ies politica
personal de M Deicasse. politica
por Frauciaf
"MirenoS ahora 'el reverse de la
medalla. Francia no amenaza q Ale
mania, pero en- 10 que concierne &
Alsacia,1orena signe el consejo de ms
amigo Gambetta: pensar siempre y no
h.blar ja1nas del assanto. Otras cues
tiones de mas actua1idad nos ocupan
la atencior porque el mundo es bastan
te ancho para que una gran nacion co
mo la viaestra pueda sencDntrar en- que
.satisf Ger sus anhiciones y aplazar
esperanzss imposibles hoy de realizar
Vuestro pais puede con seguridad
representa- el mas eglorioso papel a
que puede -aspirar Macon alguna. ST.
tuado conao punto neutral entire Ingls
terra. que .es su amiga. y Alemania
que no le es hostil, puede, en- case de
disensioneg eventuales, actrar como
arb;tro e impedir una conf graci6a
general.
En- este particular creed a un alenan
que siempre 9ue gran sirnpat izsdor de
vuestro pals: renunciad & un ministro
cuyn tinico pensamiento ala s,'do per
turbar Ia paz de Europa. y adolotad pa
ra con Alemania una pelitica franc
y leal, tiuica politica digna de un gran
pals como el vuestro. 81 deseais la paz
del mundo."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-05
Aumenta la exportaci6n de azdcar para
:. los E. U.sy disminuye ell EN- mbarque
de cafe para el extranjero.

Hemos estudiado detenidamente el
informe Official publicado por ell Ne
goclado dc estadistica del Departa-
mento de Comcrcio y Trabajo, de
Washin gton, y las deducciones Que
pueden hacerse de tai aSunto son las
siguientes:
I" Durante los diez primeros me
ses del ai1o economico en- curse de
1904 1905, 6 sea durante ell periodic
de Julio Abril inclusive Sc han i'm
portadoren Puerto Rico procedente de
los puertos de los Estados Unidos.
produc:os domesticos por valor de
$Io,S487I4 y extranjeros valorados Tn
All S47 6 en- conJunto mercancfas Y
|efectos de ambas procedencias por
v l,r de $II $40. SOL.
% Desde la Isls Sc embarcaron
para los Estsdos Unidos, productos
del pals valorados en- $II.8l6,So5. ex-
tranjeros por $oo.ISS y orc y pla-
ia acu3ladas por $I.oS4, totalizando
SII sI7 ,o7o
Por tanto resulta superior la expor-
tacion en- $4o7.4lS, sobre las imporla-
clones.
80 Ell comercio extranjero cerr6
tambien con un regular saldo favora-
BILE a la Isla, pues las importacio- -es
ascendieron 4 $2.oo4, ISo, y las ex-
portaciones a $2.33o oIz, correspon
diendo de esta Ultima suma de $2:o11,
4IS a productos del pals y $3Io, 4oo q
mercancfas extranjeras.
40 El total de las imporssciones proce.
dentes del extranjero y de los Estados
Unidos lego $l3 374 $50 y las expor
taciones a $I4.I4S,So por 10 que salda
son un sobrante de $S24, I46, pero de
esta suma habria que deducir Ia de
$3Io 4oo de productos extranjeros in
troducidos en- Puerto Rico y luego ex
portados para paises extranjeros por
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-05
HON SOW.
"El Carnaval"

Ell nlmero dedicado la memoria
del inspirado poeta puertorriqueho
Gautier Benftez, por la simpatica re-
vista de Barreiro, ha sido TN nuevo
exito del popular -semanario.
La edici6n esta agotada.
Ell altisimo proposito que inspire la
publication del n1mero especial. en-
honor del poeta muerto. ha sido apre-
ciado por el p6blico que agoto, en- Sc
guida. la numerosa edicion.
Felicitamos al compa fiero Barreiro
por haber concebido idea tan generosa
y conseguido tan complete exito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-05
Desde Washington
Junio I.

;"Qns hay de Togo y de Roiestvens-
ky?" Esta era la pregunta de haca
pocos dias.-La de ahora es: "lQue
hay de paz?
Ell Presidente Roosevelt esta ira
bajapdo por ella con ia decision con
que 10 hace TODD; pero no SO bemos 10
que pasa con las Conversations di-
plomaticas. En- Washington, es ge.
neral la opinion de que Russia no Sc
avendra, por ahora. a negociar. Esta
opinion Sc funda en- este:
va Russia, NADIA tiene que perder
y Ell Jap6n pueds afiadir POGO a 10 que
ha ganado. A los rusos les convene
dar largas para que su adversario CO.
meta algdD error. como le sucedi6 4
]. Sc le resiste ESQ de pa.
gar indemnisaci6n. Como el Japcn,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-05

10 que fgnran en- las anteriores cifras,
pero que al balancear Ia cuenta de in
gresos y salidas debe descontarse; de
manera one Ell verdadero superabit
asciende $5o4 647 por los diez meses
contados desde Q de Julio 80 Abril
inclusive.
Ell total del movimiento mercantil
llega pues 4 $27.4737 746.
Las anteriores deducciones Sc hacen
al estudiar las cifras correspondientes
|al aflo actual, pero comparandoles COZ
las de igual periodo del aflo prece
|dente. vemos:
10 La importation de productos
americanos aumento durante los diez
prime ros meses del actual afio econ6-
mico de $o,I76,oel 4 a$1oS S4S714,
20 Tambien Sc observa igual au
|mento en- la importation de productos
extranjer>s por via americana, de
S4o2 4oo $47l S47, hecho que explica
la merma que vienen sufriendo las
rentas de Aduanas de la Isla en- favor
de las Aduanas de New York, otros
puertos de Ia Rep1blica No. teameri
|cana.
80 La exportaci6n de productos de
Puerto Rico aumento de So 2I2 ooo 4
$Il z26 7o7, consistiendo los aumentos
en- las partidas siguientes:
Az1car, de $5.S54 7oS a $8,87oo2I;
tabaco en- rama y manufacturado de
81 33S,I85 4 $1,000 8IS; espititus desti
ados $45 8o4 a soc, 1866; algodon. de
1913 Gil & $73 US cueros dc $4,000 a
e5S 3o4.
En- cambio ha descendido la expor-
taci6n de los productos que siguen:
Cafe DE- $2oS 49, $IS2 ,4o4; chinas
lie $352,364 a SI21.56S y mieles de
$223. .o2S a $Is3233.
Tambien Sc han reducido la exporta.
Clones de productos extranjeros desde
Puerto Rico les Estados Unidos, de
$I26 2o8 oo.ISS
a :. Las impOrtacloneS desde el extra9l
| jero han auinentsdo de 81 6o3S a
|$2 ,oo5 1885. pero por 10 contrario las
xportaciones para los puertos ex-
ira jeros han descendido de $.3o4I5oo
IA $2.oII4l8, debido la exca>a que re
suite Ia Ultima cosecha de cafe, al extre.
mo que ha teoido que importarse cafe
|rAtranjero para exportarse Cuba, y
10 Gemuest1a el hecho de que la parti-
la de productos extranjeros exporta
dos desde Puerto Rico para los puer-
tos de naciones extranjeras aumento
de $50 7os a $3lo 4oo, la correspon
|diente Cuba de SAG. .S22 q 5000 46I.
/ Tan pronto conozcamos- las cifraS re-.
fereutes al movimiento ocurrido en-
Junio nos ocuparemos en- conjunto del
movimiento comercial habido en- el
no econ6mico de 1924 1905.
AOBSOyN.
San Juan, Puerto Rico 3 Julio 1905.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-05
CRONICA
La GUERRA 81 BES0

Gu nOulBES ue I'd fEeV1SOT pIGCeptU
de ls hygiene. Sc ha dicho Ell otro dis.
en- la Asamblea de mkdicos, cue es
precise suprimir los besos, con que Sc
saludan las n1ujeres. Aungue NO Sc
isvocara ua motive tan poderoso, esa
costumbre del beso, como simple sa-
ludo, ha debido desaparecer. iuejor
dicho. no ha debido existir nunca.
Desde el dia en- que un falso. beso
sirvi6 de recurso q la traiclon,H pa "a
consumar el mas inlcuo de los crime '
nes, ell beso torremente ruidcso sin
|alma, sin calor. sin fuego. hs debido
cser en- el mas absolute desprestigio
y en- ell mas complete de los aban
donos.
In nombre de la hygiene por res.
peto la salude. pdblica. vamos a pre-
senciar la redspcion del beso.
Bastante ztiempo lleva de servir de
mascarilla torpe a las rivalidades de
las mujeres, las envidias protervas,
a los odios impfos.
Bastante ha rUdado. ..por las GALES,
con la misma frialdad aparatosa que
por los escenarios de los teatros, Ell
beso de ruido. de labios que Sc des
pegan con estrepito, pero que no han
dicho NADIA en- nombre del amor.
Esos besos artifciales, besos de sa
Iludo de cortesfa son un verdadero
|insulto q la verdad una mixti6caci6n
|irritante de las m As breve y expresiva
manifestation del amor.
Ell beso ha debido inventarlo una
|madre. despues de agotar las palabras
que hablan de carifios inefables y
|eternos, teniendo sobre las rodlllas. y
en- extasis dornido junto 4 su pecho
al hijo de Su amor.
Ell niflo sintio, entire suef1ls, la carl
cia divina y mas tarde, huerfano y
hoInbre. evocaudo los recuerdos mas
gratos de sus primer dias. debio re-
|cordar aquel beso. de sonoridades tan
|grataS, como 81 fuera una palabra del
|espiritu y I'm cantico de los cielos y le
dirfa a la mujer de sus ensuefios. con
ell tenor de quien pide un impossible,
una cosa extrahumana: ;besame!
Y fde TN beso mas rUbusto; con me-
nos alma, pero con una fuerza supre-
ma, con algo de mordisco; fue un beso
Nv "a AoAAS00o Pa4 LII nc VIVA, QuC
sorofa gotaS de sangre, que aspiraba
aire de los pulmones. que as6xiab ba y
enardecia, no era como aquel de la
madre, pero tenia realidades palpitan
ties; era mas expressive que todas las
palabras, mas breve que todas las ca
ricias. fugaz como un relampsgo del
amor, y, sin embargo dejaba un re-
cuerdo vivo, una huella imperecedera.
una sed insaciada de gustarlo otra vez;
era como Ell divino volapiik del es
piritu, en- que hallaban Jas almas la
anhelada msnera de comunicarse.
Para escucharlo, era precise distin-
guirlo entire los mdltiples ruidos de Ia
noche. que arrebata y transporta la bri.
sa. Habia que ir & las alamedas de
Arbeles aflosos. a esperar ell paseo de
los amantes, en- las noches de luna.
Sorprsnderlo, al sonar, junto a Ia cuna
en- que duermen los nifios; en- las ori-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-05
DIEz MEsEs
MOvIMIENTO MERCANTIL

Y EXpORTAC1oNEs DE
DE JULIO A ABRlL INCLUSIVE.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-28

A mild surprise was sprung in the
sporting world yesterday afternoon
when the Police Committee of the
Board of Supervisors awarded the
March fight permit to Alex Greggains,
manager of the San Francisco Athletic
Club. Jimmy Coffroth. the Yosemite
magnate. was hot after the concession,
but the forces against him proved too
strong and he lost out.
AS soon as Greggains secured the
coveted permit, he announced that he
had matched Jack Johnson, the
champion colored heavyweight, with
Marvin Hart. Greggains figures that
the winner of this bout will be pitted
against Jeffries, but the sporting pub
lie in general is rather doubtful of this
fact.
Greggains was a happy man when
he learned that the permit was his.
A bitter fight had been waging for the
paper for several weeks and most of
the knowing ones figured that Coffroth
was due TO receive IL. Coffroth said
last night that he felt neither sore nor
disappointed at the outcome. He was
almost certain up to a few days ago
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-28
CIRDLESTONE
LANDS MONEY
Fast Field Faces the Bar
rier in the Main Event
and Good Going Results

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 27.-Girdle-
stone, at to 5, won the feature race
on to-day's card at Ascot, beating
Ralph Reese, McGrathiana Prince,
Head Dance, Azelina and Buckster
Hodi. Gorgalette was another winner
that was we'll played at liberal odds,
beating the favorite, Sinner Simon, in
drive. Landseer broke his leg in the
second race and was destroyed. Sir
Brillar won the fifth race at five and a
half furlongs in 1:06%. beating E. M.
Brattain and Pasadena in the order
named. Pasadena got bad start, but
made up a world of ground in the
stretch. Weather clear. Track fast
Summary:
Coins. los (McDaniel), to won; Charina.
107 (Helgesen), 20 to 1, second; Pirates Dance.
los (W. Dugan), TO ?, third. Time, :4912.
Anns, Snowbound, Senator Boggs. Avonella.
Raincloud. Sizz, Placena, Kisbrook. Yolo
Girl and Betty Penzanee also ran. ~ 3.
Second race. selling. seven furiongs-Laura
F M, 106 Fuller), 6 to 1. won; Lookaway' 30
(Powers). II to 1. second; Latoila. "a o.
Kelly, to 5. third. Time. 1:29A. Florista,
NeIfie May..ccant fsusoIpb. Natal Birdie p
Eedatrix, Evermore. Dr. Tom. Prince Palatine
and Landseer, also ran
Third race, one mile-Gorgalette, 100 Her
berD, 5 to 1, won: Sinner Simon. 1O2 CIV.
Miller), to 5, second; Glennevis. 100 CMc-
DanieD, to 1, third. Time. 1: Al. Panique.
Fortunatus and Ell chihuahua also ran.
Fourth race, one mile-Girdlestone, SO INC
DanieD to 5, won Ralph Reese, 93 CIV.
Miller). 21 to 5, second; McGrathiana Prince.
81 (Herbert). to 2 third. Time. 1:41. Head
Dance, Buckster Hodi and Azelina also ran
Fifth race, five and a half furlongs-Sir
Brillar. 90 J. Kelly. to 2. won; e M
Brattain. 112 CIV. Dugan), to ?, second;
Pasadena no (F'uller), 16 to 5, third Time,
.06a4. Deagoa, Americana Lerida, Mac
Flecknoe and Pilon also ran -.
Sixth race seven furlongs-Straggler, 1O4
(Herbert), to 2. won; Lustig. 100 CIV. Du-
gam. even, second; Palmist, 1O4 (McDanieD,
10 to /. third. Time l :27. Hindoo Princess.
Aminte, Louwelsea. Tom Hawk Miss May
Bowdish Lady Usk and Potrero Chico also
ran.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-28

Battling Nelson at Larkspur took a
ing and in the afternoon he took a
short walk.
Gymnasium work was entirely dis
pensed with to avoid any danger of
him injuring his hands. The Dane is
well down to weight, touching the
beam at about 1909 pounds. He will
take short run tomorrow and leave
Larkspur in time to be at Harry Cor
belts at 6 p. m. to weigh in.
Nelson says: Il am feeling as we'll
as l ever felt in my life and while
have had some trouble making the
weight 1 don't feel any weak effects
from it. If / am beaten by Corbett
will not offer that as an excuse. know
1 will have a harder battle with Cor
bett than before. but / will get the
money before the twentieth round.
IF successful with Corbett / want
Jimmie Britt. My forfeit has been
posted with Harry Corbett for some
time. but Britt has failed to show the
color of his money"
Corbett says: LAS every one knows
l have trained long and faithfully for
my coming battle with Nelson, and I
never was in better condition In my
life. Marin County is an ideal place
to train and making the weight has
been easy.
II know Nelson is tough one, but I
expect to get the verdict by the knock
out route. My other fight should not
be counted, as I was out of condition.
II owe much to Frank Mcdonald and
Joe Cans, who have prepared me for
this fight and could not be in better
shape
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-28

amel, the stable crack, VIII be placed
aboard car next Thursday bound for
Oakland.
Stakes Of the Highland Park and
Fort Erie associations crosse on March
Bob Smith lost Mindanao from the
fifth race. The gelding was claimed
Tor 500 by the Baker City Stable.
The stewards at Oakland LET the AK
fall again yesterday and this time
Charley McCafferty feels it's edge.
OWING to the Indifferent showing made
oy Major Mansir in race last Satur-
DAY, the horse being palpably run
snort, 1t was decided to suspend and
refuse the entry of the old long dis
tance campaigner for the balance of
.ne season. This, of course, eliminates
the chances of the Major from heinz
a factor in either the Waterhouse cup
or Thornton stakes.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-28
NELSON is INSTALLED 10 TO FAVORITE OVER CORBEII
HEAVYWEIGHTS CARDED
TO FIGHT NEXT MONTH
Greggains Obtains Permit and Puts
Up Hart and Jack johnson.

that the permit would be his, but an
unlocked for hitch came in the pro
gramme at the last moment and the
Yosemite manager was nosed out Ot
the prize.
This means that Jimmy Britt will
not meet the winner of the Nelson
Corbett mixup. Many of the sporting
fraternity were looking forward to
this conflict. but now they will be
doomed to bitter disappointment
Greggains did not figure on the
featherweights for some reason, as he
Immediately began TO talk business
with Hart and Johnson.
Coffrottr has the signed contracts of
both Nelson and Corbett for a match
with Britt He also told their man
ayers he would post $500 forfeit
to pull the fight off in March This
money has not as yet been deposited
by Coffroth, but he says he will pay it
at all events. 1t is not likely that
either manager will take the money.
1t now looks as though the winner
of the Nelson-Corbett battle will meet
Jimmy Britt in April. If everything
goes right, Coffroth will get the per
NIT for that month and he would like
to see the rival featherweights mix it.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-28
Ray CITIES ATHLETES OPEN
INDOOR TRIALS OF SKILL

Last night witnessed the opening OF
the indoor athletic championship
meet of the athletes from the bay
cities of California in the gymnasium
of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. Three remaining nights will
complete the schedule of the meet.
These will take place on March 2
and 3.
The large gymnasium was filed
with enthusiasts and the occasion was
enlivened by the Columbia Park Band.
The events consisted OF wrestling, rope
climbing, races. vaulting, jumping and
fancy exercises on the parallel bars
The swing of Indian clubs and torches
by the Columbia Park boys was a
feature of the evening.
The following programme was
given:
Columbia Park Band. selections: wrestling
George Piper OK. M. c. Al VS.. Emil Tschuml
Olympic Club; w. r. Mccullough (Y. NJ C.
Al VS. G.. j. Anlon (Relance Athletic Club:
rope climb: quarter mile potatoe race: polte:
vault; parallel bar exercises; Indian clubs ana
torches. Columbia Park boys.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-28
DISCUSS PLANS
FOR BIG SHOW
Sportsmen Interested in
the Coming Exhibition
Exchange Their Views

The most important meeting. ever
held by the Pacific Coast Forest, Fish
and Game Association was the result
of a lunch given by William Greer
Harrison at the Olympic Club yester-
day. All of the committee chairmen
were invited and fourteen sat at
the round table in a special dining
room. The keynote of the whole affair
may be summed up in a resolution put
by the president-host to the effect that
no matter what difficulties might block
the way the show was to be given, and
given successfully.
1t was a business meeting coupled
with social gathering. Ideas were ex-
changed between courses, and at the
close of the menu President Harrison
announced that j. Downey Harvey had
undertaken the task of guiding the
finance committee with the idea of
adding $4,000 TO the working capital of
the big show.
Every one had an original thought to
help the coming exhibition along. One
of the best features suggested was a
practical illustration of the wireless
telegraph, using the dig trees or the
miniature forest as transmitters and
conductors The plan was adopted
unanimously Walter d. Mansfield
showed how he could conduct a fly
casting tournament with profit to the
association C. S. Aiken proposed TO
gather into the fold DR.. F1lben's cOllec-
tion of marine fauna; another member
suggested that Luther Burbank be
asked to make an exhibit of his marvel
Gus progress in developing the plant
life of the State. and so on down
through the list each man present gave
an idea that will be acted upon to
make the whole affair instructive as
well as beautiful. Business men who
came for an hour. only. stayed three
times that long, and the presidents
luncheon turned out to be a pleasant
break in the monotOny of the severe
business meetings and rerved a double
purpose.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-28
BERkELEY'S ROWING COACH
TAKES CHARGE OF CREW
T.. M. Garnett Arrives and Makes
Ready to Get Oarsmen Into
Shana

BERKELEY, Feb. 27.-E. M. Gar
nett, the new boating coach from
Harvard, engaged by the executive
committee of the Associated Students
to direct the varsity crew in it's prep
arations to meet Stanford, held his
first conference with the candidates
for places on the crew this afternoon
In response to a call nearly seventy
five men of the university gathered
at the gymnasium to meet Garnett
The new coach made an address in
forming the men that it would be i'm
practicable to maintain q training ta-
BILE, but that all the candidates would
be 'on honor" and he would expect
each man to abstain from dissipation
or Indulgence In food or drink that
would not be for his best good as a
rowing man.
Garnett will begin tomorrow to
deal with the men on the estuary and
In actual practice will explain the
stroke which the varsity is to use
against Stanford. He encourages the
men by declaring, in his belief, row
ing might soon be developed into a
sport Of such Importance at the uni
versity that crew might be made IN
TO go East and compete in an annual
regatta with the best varsity crews on
Lake Champlain or elsewhere,
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-28

The eve of the great battle finds
Young Corbett and Battling Nelson
ready and willing. Training practically
rival boxers yesterday afternoon and
now both of them are waiting for the
gong to sound the warning that the
moment of battle is at hand. The bet
ting was brisk yesterday and the odds
were 10 to in favor of the doughty
Dane.
Interest is rife as to the outcome of
the mill. In fact, the whole town was
talking fight last night. From all ac-
counts there will be a full house at
Woodward's Pavilion tonight when
the husky featherweights clash The
advance sale of seats has been unusu-
ally large and Manager Morris Levy
of the Hayes Valley Club figures on a
SIS, 900 house at the lowest calculation.
Nelson ruled a steady favorite with
the bettors all day yesterday. He
opened at 10 to s in the morning and
the price never changed. At that there
was plenty of Cerbett money in sight,
showing that the little man from Den
yer town has not lost any of his popu-
larity even if Nelson did lord it over
him a few weeks ago.
Both boxers will leave the sunny
and rest in this city till the hour of
weighing in arrives. This will take
place at o'clock at Harry Corbett's
The weight is not troubling either lad
as both are down to the required
notch or within a fraction of a pound
of it.
The fight promises to be one Cruel
ing affair 1t does not look like
twenty-round mill, though no one can
tell till the lads get to mixing it. Both
are sure to go to the conflict in slam
bang style and Referee Jack Welch
figures on having merry old time of
it in the ring when the pair get to-
gether.
Nelson will have his manager, Billy
Nolan, Fred Landers and some other
handler of pugs in his corner when the
going begins. Corbett will be looked
after by Joe Cans, Frank Mcdonald
and probably Tim McGrath.
Yesterday was quiet one at the
training camps at San Rafael and
Larkspur compared with the strenu-
Gus work which both have indulged in
during the past months. Corbett arose
early in the morning and after light
breakfast he took his usual run with
Joe Cans. He mapped after lunch and
then he and Cans took a short walk.
After a rub down the little Denverite
gave out his weight at 1301a pounds.
Tomorrow morning when he arises he
will be a trifle underweight. A quiet
day will be spent tomorrow, only a
short walk being indulged in. Corbett
will leave San Rafael on an afternoon
train arriving at San Francisco in time
to weigh in He will then repair to
hotel and wait until the time arrives
for him to appear at the pavilion.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-28
Hot Springs Results.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. Feb 27.-Oaklawn
results:
First race. six furlongs-Mordella won. Com
ic Opera second. Mexicanna third Time
1:16 2-5
second race half mile-Quinn Brady won'
Ossink second. Sage third Time-;4y 20
Tbird race one mile and hundred yards
Sidney c. Love won, Priority second. Grenade
third Time AS So
Fourth race five and half furlongs-Rigni
and True won Incense second, Monet third
Time-1:O :OS 2-5.
Fifth race, six furiongs-Van Ness won
platoon second Massa third. Time-1;15-
sixth race mile and a sixteenth-Tartan
won. Turrando second. Compass third Time
1 :4g 40
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-28
CITY Park Results.

NEW ORLEANS. La, Feb. 27--City Park
results:
FIRST race. five furlongs-Virgie Withers
won. woodclaim second Isabelle ID third
Time 01 3-5.
Second race. five furiongs-Golden tiower
won. Precious Band second. Golden Advice
third. Time :O2 3-5.
Third race, one and sixteenth miles-lriss
Jewel won. Florizar second. Noweta thircs
Time 4S.
Fourth race, one mile-Garnish won. Bel
Indian second Coruscate third Time 40 30.
Fifth race three and a half furlongS-
Tichinningo won Dick Brown second. Fortu-
nate third. Time-:43-
sixth race seven furlongs-Ben Haywood
won King OF the Valley second Leenja third.
Time-1 27 1-5.