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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-27
AT HIPPODROME PARK.
THE PROGRAMME OF EVENTS
 FOR MEMORIAL DAY.

Splendid Features in TrOtting, Pacing
 and Cowboy Pony Raees-Musio by
 Second Regiment Band-Liyeiy DO-
 ings at Former Branford Driving
 Park.
 Proprietor Louis A. Fisk of Hip podrome park (formerly Branford Driving Park at Branford. will throw open the games of this, the finest half mile track in New England, on Memo rial day at noon. The programme for the opening days events is a splendid one, consisting of trotting, pacing and cowboy pony races; also the best of music by the Second Regiment band of forty pieces. and a fine bill of vaude- vile in which some of the best talent before the public will take part.
 One of the most attractive features of the big programme at Hippodrome park will be the unique exhibition Of the cowboy ponies which MT. Fisk pur- chased os the renowned Seth Bullock s cowboys at Washington, D. c. These ponies are the selfsame "terrors" which appeared in the inaugural parade of President Roosevelt at the national capital on March of this year. They were brought from the Black Hills country, therefore may be relied upon to be the genuine cowboy puncher brand.
 Some thrilling sport is sure to devel- op in the trotting and pacing races. the large purses offered by the manage ment guarantee that. The entries for these events is large and some of the best horses in the state will vie with each other for supremacy. The entries will be announced later.
 No expense has been spared to se- cure the best aggregation of musical talent possible, the same being true of Former patrons of beautiful Branford Driving park will hardly recognize Mir. Fisk's stupendous hippodrome as it now appears, nor will they experience any difficulty in reaching same The trans portation problem has been most per fectly solved by this aggressive and popular amusement producer. Swift trains running every fifteen minutes IA ( will take you out to the hippodrome in less than thirty minutes and deposit you directly in front of the big gates without the slightest inconvenience no change of cars on any of the ''spec- ial'' trains, and the last special at 1:4E makes no stop whatever.
 There will be three special trains leaving Union depot on Memorial day at 1:15. 1:S0 and the express at 1:4E Y p. m.
 Special tickets good on the above named trains will be on sale at the ticket office in Union station, this city at the very low rate of 75 cents each each ticket includes coupons for trans for transportation and admission to the hippodrome. Watch this paper for fur tfer important announcements.
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 ond men, first heat, won by Brown, Haverford; Robertson, Syracuse, sec ond. Two men to qualify. Time, 16 1-5 seconds.
 120 yard hllrdles-Trial heat for third men, second heat won by Bales, Yale. One to qualify. Time, 16 2-5 seconds. 440 yards runFirst heat won by Ewing, Yale; second, Hyman, Pennsyl- vania; third, Attel, Princeton. Time, 51 4-5 seconds.
 44o yard run-second heat won by Dives, Harvard; second, Rogers, Cor nell; third, Colohan, Yale. Time, 50 2-5 seconds.
 44O yard Third heat won by Bur- nap, Yale; second, Carpenter, Cornell third, Folsom, Pennsylvania. Time. 50 seconds.
 High jump-The five men to qualify for the finals were: Mofit, Pennsylya- mia; Crane, Harvard; Tooker, Prince ton; Porter, Cornell; Marshall, Yale each 5 feet 10 inches.
 220 yards hurdle, first heat--First, Gates, Yale; second, Armstrong, Princeton. Time, 25 3-5 seconds.
 Second heat-First, Amsler, Pennsyl- vania; second, Hubbard, Amherst. Time, 25 3-5 seconds.
 Third heat-First, Porter, Yale; sec- ond, Robertson, Syracuse. Time, 23 4-5 seconds
 Fourth heatFirst, Castleman, Col gate; second, Henes, Stevens. Time, 252-5 seconds. 220 yards dash, first heat-First, Dear, Pennsylvania; second, Wood, Cl- { lumbia. Time, 23 seconds
 Second heat-First, Hyman, Pennsyl- vania; second, Dodge Harvard. Time 2S seconds.
 Third heat-First, schick, Harvard; second, Whitman, Pennsylvania. Time, 222-5 seconds.
 Fourth heat-First, Twitchel, Yale; second, Lockwood, Harvard. Time, 22 4-5 seconds.
 Hammer throw, five men to qualify First, Cook, Cornell, 146 feet Il inches; second, Van Dyne, Syracuse, 145 feet inches; third, Shevlin, Yale, 40 feet 10 inches; fourth, Pew, Cornell, 1s7 feet inches; fifth, Oveson, Harvard, 125 feet inches. .-s
 In the running broad jump the fol- lowing 4quai1ned. 4WeDer, stevens, 22 feet 5% inches; Simons, Princeton, 22 feet 2A inches; Hubbard, Amherst, 22 feet inch; Knox, Yale, 21 feet As inches; Hill, Johns Hopkins, 21 feet 31s inches. .. .a,-.-.-..-
 In the pole vault the following quali- fled: Kirkpatrick, Pennsylvania Gray, Yale; Phillips, Cornell; Jackson, Cor nell; Gilbert, Yale; all cleared Il feet 8 inches.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-27
Japanese Scent Ruse.

Tokio, May 26--11 a. m.-It is believed here that the action of the Russians in sending some vessels to- Shanghai is part of a plan to draw off part of the Japanese feet It is thought that pos sibly the Russians intend to intern the slower craft. but the visit and with drawal of the faster vessels is regarded to be without purpose unless as di- version. '. .
 The whereabouts of Admiral Rojest- vensky's fleet has not been reported here. The location of Admiral Togo's fleet continues to be secret. Popular
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-27
..Wen,S Furnishings
Mems Suspenders.

Fine lisle web, in a vari- ety of hair-line stripes; also, checks. Have mohair and leather ends. Regular value 2sc a pair. Special fsc| now at AOS
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-27
Mems Hose.

Here's an item worth
 thinking over. Unrestrict- ed choice of any of our mems hose marked 25c a pair, for Saturday, fOc only, at lOs
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-27
Mems Neckwear.

Here's an item equally as attractive as the above unrestricted choice of any mems Silk Four-in-hands, marked mar, asc; 3 for soc
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Toilet Articles

Armour's Fancy Soaps, Sylvan series; box of 3| cakes sells regularly for [25c. Special price, i5c.
 pr. Hoods Cuticle Soap; regularly 1ec a box. Special price, 10c.
 Tooth Brushes. A lotof samples with four and five rows of bristlcs. Regular 1sc and 25c value. Sale price, 7c.
 Hand Brushes. A lot of samples of hand scrubs, different shapes. Worth l5c and l9c. Sale price, l0c.
 Here's about the greatest combination offer ever made lin this town
 Tube of Lcstucc Cream. Tube of Lettuce Tooth Paste
 Cake of Lettuce Soap.
 These three articles to- gether are listed to sell for soc. Our special price for the three of them, Is only ll9c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-27
Mems Pajamac.

In cheviot, madras and cambric; white and colored. Regular $l.50 lines, speci- ally priced for thistt OK sale, at iAO
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-27
Ribbons

Nearly. 2oOO yards of pure silk, high lustre Taffeta Rib bon, 4 inches wide. Comes in a large assortment of the l most desirable colors pink, blue, white, red lavender Yale, black, brown and tur, quoise. This item is in the shape of an echo of that great ribbon sale of last week. when we gave the public the greatest ribbon values ever offered in this city. This is an eqally at- tractiye bargain for these ribbons, which are regular i5c a yard quality, will be marked, per yard, 7c at
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-27
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Fancy voiles.

$1.25 and and $l.5o Fancy Voiles at 59c a yard. One ] of the handsomest novelties in new Spring Dress Goods. 42 and A inches wide. For a stylish summer gown it las no equal. Though worth $1.25 and $1.50 a yd., EOn we will mark if at oOe
 Mohair Brilliantine.
 A splendid qualify of Brilliantine in brown, navy and black, AZ inches wide. Just the thing for a nice | shirt waist suit or travelling gown. Special "May Bar gain Week. price, 1Acl per yard, ! ES
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-27
Neslige ShirtS.

The Harvard, Mason and Normal makes, in fancy colors. Most of them for men a few for boys. Sizes 15H, Is, 1872, and IT. OOc soc values. Al "
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-27

feeling Is undisturbed. and the Japan ese public Is confident that Admiral Togo is prepared to meet any situation.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-27
Mems Underwear.

Blue Underwear in plain balbriggan and ribbed. Just broken lines of shirts and drawers. Regularly, soc each, but will be mark OE ed at only @OS
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-27
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Linen Suits.

As an example of the many goad things both in Linen Suits and Separate Skirts, we offer a linen suit, Redingote style coat with sunburst plating. Fancy plaited skirt. Nicely trim med coat, some with Per sian braid. Come in white, tan and green. Our price was SIS. Reduced for MaayJ May Bargain "a S13.75
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-27
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Embroideries.

One lot of short length embroideries, 3 10 6 inches wide; worth i0c, So Yd i2e and l5c. At OS -.
 All-over Oriental Lace, in particularly neat pat terms. Value, 35c a OEc yard. Now AOS
 Straight Bands and Inser- tions, in Cream, Arab and white. Values, 15c fnc and 25c a yd. Now IVY
 Val. Laces in pieces of l2 yards. Excellent patterns of exceptional quality. Regu- larly, 4ec and 59c. 1Sc ] Now, per piece, AOS
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Women's Neckwear.

One lot of women's fine lace and silk Jabots, inI white, pink and blue. Regu- lar 25c pieces that are tSci marked at ioss
 Another lot Is of silk and lace. They're 125zc and lsc lines, but because they are just a trihe mussed, we'll mark them at the Sc extremely low price Of y
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-27
lM ,g

300 Sample Plates of Carlsbad china, worth 25c to 75c, for i5c. Chocolate Pots Of Carls- bad china, worth $l, for 49c.
 Cracker Jars of Carlsb ad china, worth soc, for 35c.
 Glass Flower Holders, Water Bottles, Vinegar 1 Cruets, etc., worth 25c, for l0c.
 Glass Spoon Holders, Cream Pitchers, Toothpick Holders, etc., worth l5c, for Sc. Cake Plates, of Carlsbad china, worth 25c, for iOc.
 FancytPl of Carlsbad china, worth l5c, for 7c.
 Royal Bonn Berry Sets, l3 pieces, worth $l, for 49c. French China Bread and Butter Plates, worth 3Sc., | for l9c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-27
White PetticcAtc..

Two good styles, made of excellent cambric, with um-s .brella hounce and dust ruff file. Trimmed with inser- ton and edge of pretty tor 'chon lace. Regular 1Oo 69c value af fc3I
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-27
India Silk WaistS.

Good quality India Silk Waists in white and black. Plaited front and back; new sleeves; French knots and embroidery down GO| front. Special price, pN
 Another India Silk Waist is made of guaranteed silk, in about a dozen Of the lat est styles. Regular $4 and $5 waists marked for tl this sale to Po
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-27
Shams and Scarfs.

SnAins dnd scars.
 A special lot of Irish Point Shams and Scarfs se- cured for this sale. We N closed out the lot at soc on the dollar and will give you | the benefit of the purchase. { Here are some of the items: Scarfs, 18x54;
 soc quality for 25c.
 75c quality for 39c.
 $l quality for soc.
 Pillow Shams to match, 30 inches square, at the same prices as the scarfs.
 Napkinc. SIPS Cream b,eached, a1l-linen Napkins, 5-s tf size, at p Il $2 bleached, all-linen Napkins, 20x2O, tf SQ1 at Y fo0
 Towelc. 25c ail-linen Huck Towels with brocaded figures and hemstitched borders, fQc at IVY
 121zc good Huck Towels, nicely hemstitched, fno at IVY
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-27
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Tennis RaquetS.

\ Tennis RaquetS. A great reduction in St. George cork handle raquets. We have just Is of these ! which are, by the way,
 one of the leading G. B. 1
 I. squets. The regular ' price is $4 50. Ourto EOl special price is PA'oo
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Japanese HabutAi.

t 1~etASS~ ~ = " v - - >eAss ~s@ E This is White Habutai, 27 inches wide; the kind fors| waists or graduation dress es. Is all silk and Willl| launder perfectly. Spec ial per yard, Qnr1 Saturday, WY Foulard.c.
 We give you a choice of many different Foulards, worth soc and 59c yard, at just 33c. They are satin ! and plain India Foulards, with small figures and all in the most popular color ings. Special price, a per yard, oOS
 Colored Silkc.
 All shades of 39c Taffeta Silk at 25c a yard. Mighty good quality, le inches wide; quite desirable for drop-skirts, ruffling and trimmings. 39c silk 0s at 6OS
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ALL STAR MEN QUALIFY
 IN PRELIMINARY HEATS

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Children's Hose.
 Light and heavy ribbed; fast black; double heel, toe and knee. The serviceablc kind for romping around in the good old sum- Oc mer time. .12Hc value. AtOS
 Women's Hose.
 Black, all-over lace hose; also, Rembrandt and Riche- lieu ribbed. Regular 2ec and 35c values. fOo 1 Now IS
 Buster Brown Hose.
 Good, strong hose; a guarantee goes with every pair. Regular 25c value. Now 3 pair for Soc, fzc or one pair for lS
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Tennis Oxfords.

Tennis Oxfordc.
 Special for Saturday in Boys and Girls Tennis Oxfords. Come in black and white. Special 1Oc price, per pair, rOS
 Infants SandalS.
 Patent leather and tan Sandals for Infants. No. heels; sizes 4, AZ and 5. Regular value, 75c lOo a pair. Special at TOS
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Black and Colored
 Petticoats.

Four styles of very fine quality mercerlzcd satcen Petticoats. Nicely tailored on fitted bands with accord ion plating or rufflc finish. Regular value, $l. or Special price. CIC
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-08
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 7.-There was hardly
enough business in the stock market to-
day to constitute motive power on
prices. Trading was listless to an eX-
treme degree and the price movement
dragged and changed constantly within a
narrow range.
The rank and file of the trading ele-
ment gave themselves over to n discuss
sion of the stock transfer tax and were
inclined to agree that the burden of that
charge was a factor in the present partial
suspension of operations AS. a case to
test the constitutionality of the tax has
been arranged for, there was a DISPOSE
ton to await it's outcome in the making
of contracts.
Stripped of the usual operations of the
room traders, the baroness of the mar
ket stood fully revealed Investment op-
erations on transactions by the banking
element were not in evidence Amalga-
mated Copper continued to occupy the
foremost attention and the movement of
the general list was little more than re-
Z Election of the fluctuations in the market
leader. Copper showed feverish tone,
and its persistent setbacks kept the early
market unsettled in sympathy. 1t ap-
pears that measures Of support We're in
er and this served to discourage the bear
aggression on the stock. When these at
tacks We're desisted, the tendency, of the
The best explanation of the advance is
that prices declined yesterday and the
traders had proceeded as far as they
dared on the bear side in view Of the
present narrow dimensions of the mar
ket.
There was a. slight stirring of activity
among one or two pools, including Read
ing and Southern railway. The increase
in the dividend rate in marlborough Rap
i'd Transit had rather an encouraging eff
feet on the hopes of those who have OPP
Grated in other stock on similar Specula-
tions The heavy output of anthracite
for May was favorable for the coalers.
Prices in the grain markets fluctuated
under the contending influences of excel
lent weather conditions for the domestic
crops and reports of unsatisfa ctory con-
dition of the European crops, both of
which influences, however, would favor
the prices of securities.
There was growing conviction that no
extensive operations are to be looked for
in the stock market until the crop outlook
becomes better defined
There seemed to be no immediate pros
pect of a solution of the Equitable Life
problem.
There was some revival of peace rum
ors concerning the Russo-Japanese war,
but the dealings here for foreign account
were on a very small scale. The days
gains were pretty we'll conserved owing to
the almost total lack of either buying or
selling and stagnation of the late market.
The closing tone was heavy.
Bonds We're steady. Total sales, par
value, $2,265,0OO.
Government and railroad bonds were
unchanged on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-08
Pacific Coast Trade
BY Associated Press.


SAN FRANCISCO, June 7.-Beans-
Pink, $S;.25Q $50; lima, $5.SO@5.9O;
small white, $S.2O@S.5O; large white
$2.50@2.90.
Potatoes-Early Rose, 7Oc@$1.50; Or
egon Burbanks, $1.30Q1,50.
{0niosns-Faney 81 common. SOC. -,
string beans beans S%a%S SsnnSr. egg plant
toes, $1.50@3.60; summer squash, 40A
soc; asparagus, Az orc; garlic, 4@6e;
75c.
Flour ~ Family extras, $4.SOQ5.O5;
bakers extras, $475@5.
=, ,Wheat..oshipping, $15O@1.55; milling,
Barley - Feed. s11O@115; brewing,
nominal; Chevalier, nominal.
Misunderstanding $25 0Q2S; mixed
feed, $23 W24; rolled barley, $25 D26.
oat, s1OQ1s5Oi oat, wild, $6@9;, oat,
@1O.5oj clover. s7@Io; straw. s0955S9se:
potatees. pote: 1885, onions. onions si?s; bran. s0ss;
middlings. $50; hay, 394; straw, SS;
hides, 9S7; wine, S4,250
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-08
Financial Record

NEW YORK, June 7-close-Money
bid and offered, 2E per cent.
Time loans steady; sixty and ninety
days, s per cent; six months, 3h @31s
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. az @4 per
cent. Sterling exchange steady, with
actual business in bankers bills at
$4.S7 "a 4.8705 for demand, and at $4.S510
OASIS for sixty day bills.
Posted rates, S4.S6@4SS
Commercial bills, $4.S4B.
Bar silver, as SC
Mexican dollars, 45hc.
Government bonds steady. Railroad
LONDON, June 7-Consols. 80 9-16
Silver, 26Ac.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-08
WEATHER GOOD FOR ORANGES
snooial 70 The Herald

NEW three carloads
Eagle s24S
s5 ST Old Mssion s30 Golden Eagle $2 81 55
s8O Globe $3.50 Buckle
ia,
o and value
Prices By Nye extra snc $3.50 o5 s1
S7G sts1dard S2o to sSo Xaena sxa TO- 5o
81 S5 fancy 81 80 to sC extra ehce 9o halves M to
s7o seedlings s55 S22o; grape fruit sL25
Registered in California the citrus brand reglse.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-08
Chicago Live Stock

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June .-Cattle-Receipts,
20, 900. Market 1OQ16c lower. Good
to prime steers. $5.50@6.S5; poor TO
medium, $40 $40; stoekers and feeders.
$2.75@5; cows, .$2.50@5i heifers' $5.29 q
AIS; calves, $3@675.
Hogs-Receipts today, 10000; tomor-
row, 21,0O0. Market opened strong,
closed lower. Mixed and butchers
S5.3O@545; good to choice heavy, 80
@540; rough heavy. $46O@5,25t light,
1886 @5s7h; bulk OF sales $3.50 8 40. 40.
higher; lambs, zoe higher, Good to
choice wethers. shorn, $4,45@5; fair TO
choice mixed, shorn, $3.50 4,4O; west
ern sheep, shorn, $4Q5; native lambs,
shorn, $5@6.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-08
PLANNING To TEST
THE TRANSFER TAX
AMALGAMATED COPPER THE
MARKET LEADER
BANKING ELEMENT ACTIVE
Another Revival Of Peace Rumors.
Fluctuation Of Grain Prices Af-
tests Securities-DuI Trad
Ing All Day
ANAL GAMATED COPPER
BIG TRADING FEATURE

Amalgamated Copper was the
feature of the opening trading In
the stock market yesterday 1900
shares selling at 79k and 49, COM
} pared with as Tuesday. The price
!. then ran off to 1875 later to 771A.
Northern Pacific had sold 2 points
! above the previous close. and st.
|. Paul, Reading and the second pre-
! ferred, st. Louis e San Francisco
!. second preferred, y. s. Steel pre-
! ferred, Steel Foundries preferred,
1 Metropolitan Street Railway and
I Brooklyn Transit 1 to III.
4 Louisville &c Nashville rose 13s
Z and Southern Railway 1A. u. S.
I Steel. Tennessee Coal and Manhat-
\ tan gained 1 to IA. International
: Power sold at an advance of 10
points. Great Northern dropped
Az and United Railway investment
/ preferred ~.
: Atlantic Coast Line rose 1 point
: Central of New Jersey fell "a, Corn
Products 31h, Linseed preferred
6N.
Amalgamated Copper got back
to it's opening figure, 70 13 and ST.
Paul was carried up to 173. Gains
of 1 to 1ss included Union Pacific,
New York Central. Atchison
Kansas e. Texas and Colorado fuel
Kansas & Texas preferred stiff
fened ?.
St. Louis, Southwestern pre-
ferred fell away l and Bag pre-
ferred 3
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-08
Sugar and Coffee

NEW YORK, June -Sugar-Raw
steady; fair refining, 3%c; centrifugal
96 test, 4Ssc; molasses sugar, 3hc, Re-
fined steady; crushed, 655c; powdered,
5.05c granulated, 5.S5c.
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet; No. invoice,
TIC; mild QUIET Cordova, 10@13c.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-08
Highest Price in Thirty Years
sociated Press

TT06f
HELENA, Mont June 7,-Definit'
advlces We're received here today thal
Bowers Brothers, Fergus county sheer
Wool clip, aggregatlng 800 600 pounds
This Is the highest price paid IA Mon.
tana in nearly thirty years.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-08
Official Stock Sales

On the Los Angeles stock exchange
yesterday sales We're recorded as follows;
each.
Associated on stock 1000 shares at SOC
each; 1000 shares at ole buyer 30c).
$1,000 Home Telephone bonds-23 at 06c
each
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-08
The Metal Market

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, June 1.-The London tin
market was unchanged at el36 2s Sd
for futures Locally the situation is said
to be strong from statistical stand
point but prices also are con-
sldered high. Buyers show oisposi-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-08
"The Kiss Of Gold"
london Board Of Trade

LONDON, June 7.--The May state
ment of the board OF trade shows in
creases Of $lO.264, 500 in imports and
$14, sos. 900 In exports. The chief items
Of increase OF importance are; Food
stuffs, $500, 1850; cotton, S2,660, ,06hi
while wood decreased $2,0SS,2 205. The
increase In exports was mainly In cot
ton fabrics-S5.7TS.0sb