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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-16

PARA FlLIPlNAS


A peticion del Departamento
de la Guerra de los Estados Uni.
dos de America, y por conducto
de la Secre taria de Estado, ha
enviado ell sefior Vicente Pardo
Suarez,- Jefe del Despacho de la
Camara de Representatives., la
siguiente Recommendation para
Ia Asamblea Legislative de FL
lipinas:
Tn expediente donde figuran,
ordenadamente, treinta modelos
de los impresos que utiliza la
Camara en- asuntos legislativOs.
Un expediente donde sc mues.
tran los veintidos sellos de la
Camara, para legalizar sus asun-
tos, uno Official de la Preslden-
cia para comunicaciones que no
contengan leyes; otro Official de
Secretaria para intormaciones y
comunicaciones a corporaciones
Y particulares; otro Official para
autenticar los Proyectos de Ley
que Sc remiten, para sancionar
al Ejecutivo; otro Official para
autenticar los Proyectos de Ley
que sc envian al Senado a los
efectos de la Ley de Relaciones
otro para las copias de todos los
asuntos; otro para las copias
que sc unen a los expedientes
del Archivo y los diez y seis de
la omisiones Permanentes.
Copia de TN expediente del
Archivo con todos los tramites
sufridos, segun las reglas con-
gresionales, hasta la promulga-
cion de la Ley en- la "Gaceta
Official" de la Republica.
Un expediente conteniendo
los modelos de doce libros de
Secretaria, a saber: de Registro
de Entrada; de Registro de Sa-
Ida; de asuntos del Senado (En-
'rada y Salida); de Proposicio-
mes de Ley, formulados por las
Comisiones; de Dictamenes emi-
tidos por las Comisiones; de Pro
yectos de Ley remitidos al Eje-
cutivo; de Notas Taquigraficas
enviadas al "Diario de Sesio-
nes' Y el Indice General y Alta
betico del Archivo.
Ademas sc envlan folletOS de
la Ley de Relaciones entire am
bos Cuerpos Colegisladores, de
la Ley de de Enero de 1906,
con Ell Decreto Presidential. So
bre ell uso de la bandera, escudo
y sello de la Republica; de la
Ley de Presupuestos del aflo
Fiscal anterior, del discurso pro-
nunciado por Ell Representative
selor Alfredo Betancourt y
Manduley en- la session solemne
dada en- honor a la memoria del
Mayor General Maxine Gomez;
asi como copias nimiografcas
de distintas E importantes pro
posiciones de ley a dictamenes
de las Comisiones, y los tres to-
mos de la Memoria de la CANA
Ia, trabajo del seflor Pardo Sua-
rez que contiene la vida legis-
lativa de la Republica.
Acompana q la documenta-
cion referida un extenso Memo
randum, redactado por el Jefe
de- Despacho, explicando el OBJ
jeto de cada antecedente y la
organization dada por 81 a la
Secretar1a.
Esa information saldra inme.
diatam ente para Washington
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-16

La American Railroad Company
pone en- conocimiento del p1blico
que ha esta blecido un c6modo SER
vicio de trenes nocturnos para pa
sajeros, que circu' aran con arreglo
al itinerario al margen.
Dichos trenes ofrecen en- primer
t6rmino, Ia ventaja de que los co.
merciantes y los agricultores pue~
den hacer los viajes largos sin
grandes molestias, mientras que la
ausencia de los sitios de sus ocupa-
clones es 10 mas corta possible.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-03
Local Clubs Will Be Active
in legislative
Gathering.

Newark's motoring organization, thu
New Jersey Automobile and Motor
Club, will play an important part In
the State good roads and legislative con-
vention which is scheduled to he held
during September at Atlantic City. The
work of planning tho arrangements for
the gathering is to be looked after by
the Associated Automobile Clubs OF
New Jersey, the State organization of
local clubs. and ii is declared that the
Newark club has more members than
all of the other clubs Of the Mosquito
State combined, its present membership
being very close to 1900. w. G. Crosby,
acting president of the State body, and
II. A. Bonnell. secretary and
are both members Of the board of trus-
tees of the club.
Governor Fort Of New Jersey. who
is an enthusiastic advocate Of good
roads, is reported to be in favor of the
convention. The motorists will make
every effort to induce him to be pres
ent on one of the days of the gather
ing. All of the highway officials in the
State will be invited to attend and the
motorists will try to secure the at
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-03
PANIC IN CROWD AT
CLIFTON STADIUM,

Something unexpected happened at
the motor races at the Clifton Stadium
yesterday which was not on the pro-
gram, and which nearly created a panic
among the thousands who turned out
to witness the events offered by Tom
Eek and his partner, Jack Prince.
While clipping off a mile in IS seconds
Edmund Shotwell lost control of his
machine and the spectators were treat
ed to a wild scene.
The greatest excitement prevailed as
the daring rider ~endeavored to gain
control Of the flying machine the head
of which had become unloosened, maxi
ing it impossible to properly control or
steer it. After racing up and down the
entertainments of the track for a half
lap. soaring the spectators on his side
of the course half III OF their wits.
Shotwell finally stopped the motor and
retired to repair it.
He soon got it in shape and came on
the track with another squirt, but the
officials refused to allow him on the
course again. They even called off his
match with Walter Goerke, also OF
Brooklyn, fearing that an accident
might result in serious injury to either
Shotwell or some of the spectators,
should he again lose control of the
cycle.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-03
Some Good Performances Elk
pected When Contests Are
Held at Hillside Park.

r. Sweeney, Martin Machette, Belle
vile; James harrington. Aloysius
Mann. John Smith, st. Michael's Junior
Holy Name; J. A. Byrne, Institute;
Philip Mealy. T. A. b. s.
High Jump-Charles McGlynn, John
Smith. Joseph Tyrell. Theodore Brady,
Ray Dempsey. st. Michaers Junior
Holy Name; Hugo Baudeman, Theo-
dore Kinney, Frank Shalvoy, T. A. y.
S.; James McDermott. Beileville C.
c.: r. T. Mills. st. Augustine c. c.;
Edward ]. Heating. Elizabeth Lyceum;
William McDonough, Institute.
Running Broad Jump-Theodora Kin
ney, James Walsh, Fred Wolff. Luke
Cribben. T. A. B. s.; A. Cotter, Eliza
beth Lyceum; Martin Lyons, Belleyille
G.. c.; Thomas Brady, George Limpert.
William Flood. Lawrence Laior. George
Dangola, Joseph Deering. James Lalor,
| Bernard Rooney, James Tyrell, James
harrington. John Twyford, st. Mich
aers Junior Holy Name; W. Melon
ough, Institute.
Shot ~Put-Thomas Kenney. Joseph
| McDonougl. Fred Wolf, Philip Mealy,
T. A. B. S.; Morris Beidy, John j.. Hall,
| Elizabeth Lyceum; NJ. J. O'Hara. Mar
tin Lyons. Belleville C. c.; J.. Deering,
John Dempsey. st. MichaePs.
One Mile Relay-St. .Michaers Junior
Holy Name. Belleville. r. A. p. s.,
Elizabeth, Institute.
Half-mile School Relay--St. Johns,
Orange: st. Joseph's, Newark: st. Pat
rick's, Elizabeth; Cathedral, Newark.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-03
~%@%%%%%%u| NEWARK lO SEA GIRI |m%H%f@%u|
DR.. IVES TROTS Mile ON
LOCAL TRACK IN 2:28 IL

Jim, 2:151z, owned by Samuel Berry,
and In the stable of Ike fully, went q
very creditable race in the Eli trot
and pace Saturday. Considering the
small amount Of work he has had he
will be a much improved horse at the
next matinee.
The black mare Carrie T., owned by
James Fallon and drive by Jake
Meyer, has q world of speed, but to
date has had very little training and
was not up to a hard race Saturday.
She tired perceptibly after she had
been a half, but showed to go a good
race with a little more work.
-
The handsome bay colt Igo demon
strated to the satisfaction of local
horsemen in his matinee race on sat
urday that he Is ans extremely fast
horse, and the makine of a very high
class trotter. His break on entering the
stretch was an unfortunate mistake. as
he surely would have won this heat and
perhaps the race. He is put up to go
the route, and was just beginning to
realize what was expected of him. and
he wiz surely beat ais in a race be-
fore the snow flies.
Harry. H. threw a surprise into the
natives Saturday in>the 2:19 trot and
pace. He is being trained by Cliff Wood.
ruff and will be started for the money
at the fairs and at Goshen, n. Y.
These got the banner in the first heat
of their respective ace Olive Wig
gins, Hamlet, High Art and Chief.
Olive Virgins and High Art weren't
up to a race, Hamlet wouldn't use his
head piece, and Chief was the victim of
q b~lacksInith's error.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-03
Large Fields of Athletes t
Start in Various
Events.

Practically all of the entries for the
Diocesan Union games, which are to be
held at Hillside Park August s, have
been handed in to the field day com
rnittee. The number of entries up Ia
date is larger than at any previous
meet of this organization, and the COM
mittee feels that the field day will see
some creditable performances.
The complete list of entries up IL
date Is:
100-yard Dash-Edward j. Heating,
Elizabeth Lyceum; Edward Hollweg.
Walter Ryan. Belleville; w. Melon
ough Institute; Francis Harris, st.
Michael's Jr II. N; Frank A. Williom-
SON.. Elizabeth Lyceum; George Coburn,
Thomas Brady. James Tyrell, Ray
Dempsey, George Limpert, Lawrence
Lalor. Joseph Dangola, Joseph Deering,
J. Derring, John Dempsey, Bernard
Rooney. st. Michaefs Jr. H. N; A.
McDonough, T. A. B. S.
220-yard DASH. A. Byrne, Institute;
James Heating. Elizabeth Lyceum; An
drew McDonough. T. A. B. s.; George
Elmer, st. Augustine; Ray Dempsey,
Lawrence Lalor, Joseph Dangola. j.
Derring, Bernard Rooney. James Tyrell,
George Coburn. William Tyrell, Francis
Harris, John Troyford, st. Michael Jr.
Fl. NJ; Joseph Lynch. Elizabeth Ly-
ceum; Charles A. Thornton. T. A. B
s.; Charles Fink, B%eIleville; w. Nc
Donough, Edward ]. Barrett, Institute;
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-03
Ironsidcs Beat out LiucoIn..
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

AMP F~LA1tiINo; MEEKER AVENUE
G g71NN tS GuRB, GR h \ FtcAhighqRdINNG G AANN b
FLAGGING-Assessment for benefits.
Notice Is hereby given, that an aa%sessrnent
estate peculiarly benefited by each OF the fol-
lowing improvements. namely:
The grading MA GgTst7S a'e GsfEfElns of
from Chadwick avenue to South Edshteenth
street, according to the provisions Of an orii-
ordinance 20 provide for the grading. eurbing
and tagging Of Madison avenue, from Chad-
wick avenue TO South Eighteenth street. APP
proved May "a, 1907.
The Rrading, cnrbins and Tagging of
from Frclinghuysen avenue to Weston avenue,
according 70 the provisions OF an ordinance Of
the city Of Newark, entitled. AN ordinance to
provide for tho grading, curbing and tagging Of
Meeker avenue, from Frelinghuysen avenue to
Weston avenue" approved May a. 1907.
The grading M fHrs,9s A 1ns NtrpEslns of
from south Orange avenue to tho East Orange
line. according to ,he provisions Of an ord,
ordinance to provide for the grading, CURLING
and tagging of Mum avenue, from South Or.
anee avenue to the East Orange line, approved
July /, 1907. has been prepared by the under.
signed Commissioners. appointed by the Mayor
Of The city Of Newark and that = report by a
map and schedule, showing the several assess
ments against the several owners peculiarly
benefited as aforesaid, has been deposited In the
ONCE Of the City Clerk OF the city OF Newark.
for examination by the parties interested
therein.
Said assessment comprises all lots. tracts and
parcels OF land and real estate liable to be as
MADISON AVENUE,
from Chadwick avenue to South Eighteenth
street; on both sides of
MEEKER AVENUE
from Frelinghuysen avenue TO Weston avenue,
and On both sides OF
MUNN AVENUE,
from South Orange avenue 10 the East Orange
line.
A lot" represents an entire plot OF land,
whether large or small.
All persons interested In said assessment may
be heard before said Commissioners on Friday,
the seventh day of August, 1908. at 2 p M. at
the Commissioners room No. 4 $50 noor1, City
Hall.
Dated August 1, 1905.
WILLIAM pTMoND.
JOHN r. MONAHAN,
ADOIPH TISCH,
august Commissioners.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-03
Other Fast Games Played on LO-
cal and Nearby Dia=
mOnds.

The Orange Valley team played the
Llcwellyns yesterday afternoon and
came near running it into a %ten-inning
game, but they won, 5 to 4. The Level
lyns had for their first baseman Fay,
who used to he with the Newark Allan
tic League. and his. catches were the
features of the game.
The Orange Valleys half of the first
stared with Lennon being passed.
Cohen making a base hit and AlIerton
getting hit by Me first bali thrown.
With this advantage there was no diff
ficulty of scoring three runs. TIL
visitors. in the beginning of the Sec
ond. got three men on tho bags with
but one out and a good hit would have
evened things up. but a double play
blasted their hopes.
In the fourth they again succeeded
| in filling up. and Wiley, an old Orange
Valley man, went back on his OLD
friends and knocked In a rum. In the
fifth Davis, of the Llewellyns. hit fol
two bases, and when Haven buntsc
safely went to third. Fay then hit foi
two bags and brought them both home
1t looked like more runs FOR the locals
in the eighth when they filed the bags
with none out. but they couldn't quite
make it and were retired without d
score
In the Llewe'lyns eighth inning the
bases We're filled with two out and one
run scored. Eyer. Orange Valleys first
baseman. hurt himself in trying for q
foul fly, but pluckily stuck 1t out until
the next mar went down on strikes
! The score:
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-03
BIG ATHLETES
WILL Be SEEN
At THESE GAMES
knights of Columbus Receive
Entries from London
Performers.

Members of the field day committee
of h knights Of Columbus are busy
these days receiving new entries for
their games. which are to be held this
month, and their efforts in trying to
get some of the athletes who performed
in the Olympic games are meeting with
success. Without a doubt these games
will be the largest of their kind ever
held in this county, and the knights OF
Columbus men will have made a name
for themselves in the athletic world II
all the entries so far received put in an
appearance and participate in the
games.
To date the following entries have
been received from noted athletes:
B. F. Sherman. the sixteen-pound
hammer thrower of New England, who
represented the Harvard A. A. Of Bos-
ton In the Olympiad games. J. r. O'Con-
nell, another entry from the London
games, will be seen in the 1oo-yards
run. OConnell was unable to run In
the big games because of his spraining
a tendon while training. M. F. Horr,
who arrived on the st. Paul on Satur-
day, promised the committee to COM
pete in the discus event. Horr got sec
ond place in discus, Greek style, at the
Olympic games.
Martin Sheridan said before sailing
tor home that as soon as Horr got IN
form and could keep from foulins while
throwing the discus he would break all
records.
w. J. Heating, of the irish A
A. C., also sent in his entry. Heating IL
the 100-yard and 220-yard champion uf
metropolitan Association. William Van
Inun. OF Irish-American, is entered for
n one-mile rum Henry Schaf. Irish.
american, will be In the S80-yard run.
1. j. Lavell, I. A. A. c., Is in the 44o-
yard handicap. and j. Murphy, Irish
A A. C.. will be seen in the mile run.
Charles Hansen, Irish A.. A. c.. Is in
the 10O-yard run; w. A. Raleigh, Irish
A A.'C., 440-yard handicap.
Albert knight, !. A. A. c.. one-mjle
UNI; CHARLES 5. b. Cassasa, Irish A. A.
c.. in 4ao-yard; James M. Rosenberser.
Irish A. A. c.. in 440-yard handicap:
Charles NJ. Leahy, Irish A. A. c., is en-
tered for sSo-yard handicap. Edward
Leinhuhler, Irish A, A. c., in 44O-yard
novice.
Peter Smith. of the COMMITTEES. re-
ported that he had received a letter
from Mike Murphy, trainer of Olympic
team, that he would be home fin time 10
accept Mr.. Smiths invitation to be his
guest at these games. The letter was
dated July 20, and sent from Hotel Met
ropole, Brighton, England.
All races up to the $50 yards will be
In lanes. The contract for making
and setting the lanes was awarded TO
Peter Smith. His bid was lower than
Spalding & Co., Of New York. Thomas
J. farley reported that he would put
the prizes on exhibition during this
week. The boxes for these games will
be for sale al 0'Hara & Daalgren's,
Broad street. Newark. N. J.. about
August s.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-03
SEND ENTRIES TO
EVENING STAR RIGHT AWAY
VALLEYS GIVEN
SCARE BY LLEWELLYNS

having twelve strikc-outs to his credit.
Causbrook. of the Iincolns. also pitched
gilt,edged ball. but the Ironsides hit him
at the proper time. The score:
E II2 p T. 4 3 C. c.. dSGSS5a as
Bntteries-Knoth and Dauber; Causbrook
and Hawkins.
wnshIngtons Trim LiDcolns.
The Washington A.. A. nosefl out the Lin
con Il. b. G. yesterday afternoon before
5000 spectators BY the score Of e. 8.
Roughgarlen. Of the Washingtons. and
Caushrook. Of the Lincolns. starred at the
bat. The former got three safe hits. Mills,
IF ,he The h'ioe aSms team er1d about 9pa P ersy Ree rye ns Of
hcnors. The score.
Washington A. A.. 9 Q 9 0 3 20 0 OF
Lincoln h. b. c. 0 l b 1 0 Is
Batteries Mills ard Roughgarden;
Reeves, Hawkins and Oliver.
Tigers Of yniIsburs Win.
The Tiger r. B. c.. OF vaiisburg, added
two more links to its chain of victories yes
terday. In the morning game. played on
the South Orange ard Mum avenue
grounds. the Tigers disposed Of the Consfi-
tuition A. \. Of this city, IS to4 In the
afternoon they defeated their old rival. the
game. s to s. Richter helped his team TO
victory by hanging out a home-rnn hit.
Harrison A.. A.. 10, Naval Reserves, Q.
The Harrison A A.. defeated the Naval
Reserve 3. B.. c. by the score Of 10 to 9
at Heidelberg Park yesterday. The fea-
lures of the game were the fielding OF
Van SAINT and the pitching Of Messner. who
Harrison 4. A. % 900 2 I'D
Naval Reserves, 9 30 0 o.
Batteries-Messuer and RandT CASTOR
and shael.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-03
.OLDFIELD IS AFTER
JOHN J. RYAN'S SCALP.

CINCINNATI. o.. Aug. S.-Barney.
Oldheld Is after a match automobile
race with John ]. Ryan. Barney and
his manager. Ernie Moioss. stopped
yesterday in Cincinnati, on their way to
Lexington, KY, where Oldfeld will
race.
One of the first innings they did was
to go to the bank and get a crisp new
Observation-Disclosures bill in real one
to be posted as part of 5000 Barney is
willing to wager that he can defeat
Ryan in an automobile race. Then
Moross went across the river in quest
of Harvey Myers to see what terms
could be secured for renting the La
tonia race track for a meet about
August % and %.
Ryan Is in Atlantic City, and Moross
has written him, making the PROPOSE
ton for a race. Other races Will also
be arranged to make the affair a two
day meet.
Observation-Disclosures IN C,toj, szMI k
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-03

AVON AVENUE PAVING. CLOVER STREET
PAVING. PARAMOUNT AVENUE PAvING.
FERGUSON STREET PAVING. FOURTH
STREEr PAVING. HOMESTEAD PARK
Motto, is hereby given that the Commissions
crs heretofore appointed by the Mayor OF the
city OF Newark 70 make an estimate and as-
sessmeIt upon all owners Of all the lands anu
real estate in the city of Newark specially
benefited by any local improvement IN the sa!d
city. IN proportion az nearly AS may be 70 the
have made an estimate and assessment OF bene-
fits conferred upon all the owners OF all the
lands and real estate in the city OF Newark
specially benefited by each of the following
OF Chapter az of State laws Of 1895. namely:
Tho paving OF
from Bergen street to the city HE, with brick
CLOVER STREET.
from jackson street 10 Chambers street, with
oblong granite blocks on sandi
PARAMOUNT AVENUE,
from Fifteenth avenue to Bergen street, with
brick on concrete:
from Passaic avenue to Ferry street, with OBJ
long granite blocks on concrete:
FOURTH TREEr
from Warren street 10 Orange street. With
brick on concrete; Z
HOMESTEAD PARK,
from Clinton place 10 Hawthorne avenue.
telford and brick guitars; and have hlesAt< =
reports Of said assessments for benent
office of the Clerk Of the Board OF aof i
and Water Commissioners has 9
the sixth day OF August. efnx 49,
in the afternoon. in the ost 49,
city Hall. In the city Of -
Be made to the sssd
Dated July 'oth Pre6of
jyso-Ss m q
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-03
RAILROADa,
~~~~-
new Jersey CENTRAL
RAILROADS
Corrected to June %, 1908.
FOR NEW YORK.

o NEW YORK.
s: 1sra''s l's $50. hs s3sSi i Eos, p piil5. s s!ss. 7 sss'' s'ss
sis. $50 s:4S. 300. s:i5. $50, s:45, 1000. 1870
1910. 1900. 11:9o. l1:40 a M: 1900 n; 1890
l.@. l:sS. s:oo' s:sS' s:%' s:se' 4:So. AZ s 59s
&ss::SSs.. ss 3 S s:Ss. SIS. 1910. M::2o p. M: iS:@
e:dc. s:a5. io.oc, 1850. li:G, 1870 .. M; 1910
no "a; li J g. i s.ss. s s:@. s s.sS. a:@:. s s:%. s KS: s sss
o;2s. io;0o. 1880. 1900 .. m: 1901 night: Isl
For elizabeth and PlaInheld. $50. $50. 1:s5
s3s. i 9as' ii. ESQ $40 e. T s.ss. iS s'iii. iHsi SIS, ss::sssS
ii:S !. m. Sundays. ;7:lio. s;o,. s:s5., 1o:55. ii:si
a. m: 4. ia:Ss. I:5S. slb. 1855. ASS, $50. s:45. 1888
$40. 9:1h. 1o:45 p. m - ana
M sSe funk $50 to Ea.ton>. s;ss . O.;
iis. a.s2&5ss to Esston, p. M. Sundays. 2'SS'
Torr wwilkesbsrrs and Scranton. 1855 a. m;
IL T. 4i ssr ?, A. Hms sSnd s:Ss' ii::ss. ps.@@ a. M: LIS.
days. I;:ifc. a::O6i, .s:ss 4. M; $50. $40 p
etc, ass ts,S Red Bank only. 1880 a. m;
Ia S:ss' S:is ,s:i5 Red Bank onIyls IJo 2 Z:
Sundays. excent Asbury Park ulq Eea Sank
For Lakewood. s:4s a. m; 1;1si, s:s5. 4:s5 p. M.
Sundays, 7:lo. e:ss a. n l;5S p. M ..,.
days only. 1885 p. m. Sundays. s:ss a. m;
F,rr Trenton ana Philade,phis, s:ls. 7;s5. s3s,
.s1s. l1:so a a.; iis e i' 3. sun saSaa s;ss' saS,
els. ! s;ss; 5 sa;S'' SIS: ls.'s az {, So So s s:is' p. no 50
For Baltimore and Waehington. 7:M .e:s.
+ ss e. s !; r., iii: H. !. s rs: IS i:ss. s s:ss. ? s.s g. SIS ! Sn :. rs.
philadelphia only.
Tslsphons ssonL
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-03
ENTRY LIST FOR DIOCESAN UNION FIELD
DAY BREAKS RECORDS FOR ORGANIZATION

Frank A. Williamson, Elizabeth Ly-
ceun.
440-yard Dash-Joseph Tyrell, Joseph
Dangola, John Twyford, st. Michaers
Jr. II. N: Hugo Bauderman, r. A. b.
s.; II. Cotter, James Heating. Eliza
beth Lyceum; james Smith, John Guild,
Harry Fitzpatrick. Belleville c. c.; a.
McDonough. r. A. B. s.; George ELL
mer, st. Augustine c. c.; edward J..
Barrett, Institute.
440-yard Dash. Novice-William Rodg-
ers, C. A. Walsh, Charles A. Thornton,
Ray A. Grant, Thomas Kinney, Luke
Cribbins. r. A. +. s; NJ. J.. Murray, J..
j. Higgins. Harry Hoag, Charles Fink,
John r. Guild, Harry F. Fitzpatrick,
Belleville; John F. ~Cavanaugh, Bloom
Geld; w. d. O'Connell. John e. Ducr,
j. A. Byrne, Edward j. Barrett, In
stitute: Anthony j. Obcrle, st. Mary's;
Lewis Gallo, st. Philip; James A. Don
oyan, Elizabeth; George Elmer. St. Au-
%gustine.
Half-mile Run-Charles Miller. Jo-
seph Lynch, Edward ]. Heating. Eliza
beth Lyceum; Joseph ~Bauderman,
William Rodgers, Frank J. Summers,
E. r. Farrell. r. A. b. s.; John j. DAILY,
John j. Reilly. J. Dunn, Thomas Flana-
gan, Joseph A. Reilly, Belleville; James
Darlington, W. ID. O'Connell, John z.
Durr. Institute; Aloysius Mann, Will
lam Dempsey, John Smith, Charles Nc
Glynn, James harrington. st. Michaels;
Hugo Baudernan. T. A. B. S.; James
Smith. Belleville c. c.; James Keat-
ing. Elizabeth Lyceum; William Flood,
Joseph Deering, John Dempsey, st.
Michaers Junior Holy Name.
one Mile-Charles Miller, Elizabeth
Lyceum: Joseph Bauderman. Frank j.
Summers. f. +. Farrell, T. A. B.. S.;
John J. Reilly. George Guerien. Hugh
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-03
NEWARK NEWSbOYS'
ASSOCIATION HOLDS
ANNUAL OUTING
Broad and Market NewsieS Best
Pennsylvania Depot Team
by Score of g to 8.

The Newark Newsboys' Association
ran their secona annual outing to
Hanover Neck, Pine Brook, yesterday.
The newsboys from Broad and Market
met and defeated the newsboys from
the Pennsylvania depot by a score of
9 to s. The feature of the game was
the pitching Of Sco1eld for the B. aud
Ms, who struck Out fifteen men.
Score.