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Yesterdays WINNERS

lowers hope that it presages a permanent return
TO his best saddle form.
- l. H. Williams is on a trim Ia Honlsnd ss
NE aee guest OF Colonel D. NJ. Burns for the pur-
P"sS OF inspecting the yeariinxs that the Burns
g.. " "alernonse e ranch will ship to the market
Burns q Waterhouse sale last season and prob
aoly VIII be bidder nc the sale this wear If
sonle sonsy OF the youngsters happen to strike his
Roy orutt was inclined to blame Miller's tip
soeing OF John Lyle in the early stages of the
nAth race Tor that horse's unexpectedly poor
showing. 0hut declares that John LyIe runs his
oest u's races when waited with in the early part
anu reserved Tor the stretch sprint. Offutt did
not lose as big a bet on the horse as he would
have had the odds been longer
rudolph Spreckels was not at the track and
lngton, his trainer, had only a faint hope that
the horse would win, his recent races having
been disappointing.
Marster's defeat cost j. ]. Walsh 81. 800.
George Rose took $1,000 wager frIa Walsh
sportsman sent $500 more into the ring while
the betting on the race was in progress Walsh
has decided e cut out his proposed Seattle cam
Raign and VIII ship his stable direct to New
York at the close Of the local season.
Barney Schreibers commission on Banonica
amounted 10 500 straight and $50 third which
PAID pretty well at the odds. The work watch
efS beat sehreiber to the price: however.
The bookies were certainly out of line when
tney laid u 10 against Mauretania. And there
were numerous good judges of odds who took
advantage of it, 100. Maurrtania is now running
up TO the form that her work promised earlier
In the season and Johnny Millin's friends are
delighted over the prospect that In Mauratensa
ana Tom Hayward he has two youngsters of
more than ordinary calber the reward OF his
patience and perseverance.
Roy ofutt has virtually made up his mind to
campaign his stable at Seattle this summer in
stead OF following the game at Butte, as he did
by disposing Of Mintia. Bribery, Belle of Port
land, John G. Graus, Sen Mark and Box Elder
before the time comes Tor shipment to the north
ern track.
Jockey Lyeurgus is in rather poor physical
condition and II. G. BedweII will not permit
shape.
Entries for the stakes TO be decided at the 60
days summer meeting at Butte will close today.
The list complises IL events OF a guaranteed
value OF $1,000 each.
W. ". Finn will race his stable at Denver at
the close Of the local season and at Butte
later ON.
The jockeys who possibly Will ride at Churchill
Downs this spring are: Lee, C. Koerner, V.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22
ANGELS TAKE FIRST GAME
Nose Out the Seals in a Ten In-
ming Ball Game

LOS ANGELES April 21-It required
ten innings this afternoon for Los An
geles to snatch victory from defeat in
the game with San Francisco The
crowd was one of the largest, as well
as the most enthusiastic, of the pres
ent season. 1t was the first lineup here
of the San Francisco club.
Neither side scored up to the fifth in
ming, when Piper, for San Francisco,
doubled TO center, sending Sutor home.
In the eighth Los Angeles tied it up
when Oakes singled over second. send
ing Easterly in. In the tenth Hosp sin
gled over second. Bernard bunted and
Hosp scored. The score:
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PELIGRoso IS CONSISTENT
Gossip of fhe Track

william Walker has decided to ship his stable
20 Toronto about May 10. with the idea Of get
ting east in time for the spring meeting at
W6odbine May 23-Jnne 6. Edwin Cum with
which Walker made a good showing on the
CANADIAN circuit last spring. Is working so salts
fsctOrily that his owner believes he will soon be
hack 10 his best form aud be expects the horse
10 pull down one OF tie big purses that the
Voodhfne management has hung up Others OF
rIit Walker string rounding 10 IN a way
thai leads b. the belief that they viii be able
10 make a respectable showing, and although
: condition which viii preclude training opera
ftops for some time. IL may be expected that the
walker stable viii cut considerable figure on the
Cnnadien circuit. and, later IN the season, on
fhe New York tracks.
xeckeys Buxton and Sandy divided the riding
bonors at Emeryytlle yesterday, each plotting
t~ srtnucrs All long odds The former has been
ri,4lnr well right along on horses that looked to
te~e chance but Sandy's showing yesterday
ssDresented distinct Improvement and his FOL
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PARLoRs CHOOSE DELEGATEs

SAN MATEO, April 21.-T1e parlors Of the
Native Sons of the Golden West in San Mateo
county have elected delegates to represent
will be held at Yosemite valley during the Int
ter. part. of May. The names of the rapresen-
tatives from the parlors follow: Redwood No.
Mateo parlor No. 20, r. g. Alert. j. Gollety; I;
Seaside .parlor No, o5. g. ?. Masconi; Menlo
parlor No $50 d. E. Blackburn. j. &. Fitz-
gerald of Menlo parlor has signihed his in-
tention sof being candidate for the office OF
grand inside sentinel.
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AUTO PLUNcEs INTO RIVER

TARRYTOWN. y. Y. April 21--The first seri-
Gus accident occurred today on the Briar CllH
course. over which the automobile race is tO~be
run Friday. ]. r. Ryal Of Newark. y j., SUI
fered- fracture OF his left leg and Charles
Murray received internal injuries. Ryal. Murray,
Charles Robertson and James Weed started to 80
over the course in a go Horsepower ear The
car struck the side OF bridge and went into
the Sawmill river and the four men were in
danger of drowning when another car which had
followed closely arrived and they were rescued
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22
ENCINAh CLUBS. CAT HOME.

The Encinal yacht club has sent out cards
announcing It's ''at home in the clubhouse at
the foot OF Grand street, Alameda, Friday even
ing, May 1. An informal dance is to be given.
Powers, L. Martin. T. Taylor, Burton, Troxler,
Minder and Johannesen. Apprentices: Warren,
C.. OFT, Brannon, Pickens. Skirvin, Rosen, Lie
bert, J. Baker. McGee, Butler and I. Koerner
Steeplechase riders: YoureIl, Pierce Archibald.
Dayton, Hoffman, Sobell, Chandler, McClain and
Welton.
G. c. Turpin has shipped St. Avon to Denver.
P: Sheridan's mare Blue Eyes has been mated
to II. G. Bedwells Won Tronp, Keene CASTOR
Of aristocratic breeding.
Nose Goldblatt has returned to Louisville from
New York. where he purchased several horses
for his middle west campaign.
J. B. Dunn and ]. II. Brannon will campaign
their stables at Butte the coming summer.
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Foul Committed in
Two Horse Race
Aqueduct Stewards Kissed for
AIowing Chapultepec's Num-
Der to Remain Up
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI.


AoUEDUcT. April 21.-The presence
OF Restigouche and Chapultepec in the
Sterling stake scared out all the 9TH
ers, making it a two horse race And
1t was the hottest betting affair OF
the season. From first to last il was
3 to 10 and take your pick.
The race itself was one OF the most
unsatisfactory two horse affairs seen
in some time. They broke together.
but Restigouche at once went to the
front and opened a gap Of two lengths
They ran this way TO the stretch.
where Chapultepec began 10 close and
soon was on even terms with the
leader. Then he bumped him. knock
Ing him out Of his stride and all but
over the fence. This compelled Not
ter to ease Restigouche and Chapul-
tepec won by a scant length.
Notter at once claimed foul. but
the stewards could not see what was
grounds. and allowed the gece to
stand. being Kissed roundly for their
decision. The results:
FIRST RACE-one' mile selling. purse, sTO0
odds. Horse. Weight Jockey. Fin;
16-5-Ingham. 1O3 lSIusgravel ...............
l-l-AucaSS1n. lUl 10. BuruSJ ......ss..s.. =
Time. i:421-S. orcagna. Umbrella, LaIIy and
Sir TOddingtOn finished as named.
SECOND RACE-Six furongs:
Odds Horse Weight. Jockey Fin
1-1-James B. Brady. 100 shaw .........-
6-1-HyperiOn. 126 (NOtterl ...............
Time, f:1{ 4-5 Ale4heuo, Black Oak and Pan
touhe finished named.
THIRD RACE-Four furlOngs, selling:
Odds Horse. Weight. Jockey. Flu.
4-l-Royal Captive, l04 &C. Burnsl. .....-..
32-AriOnette 90 FLYNN .-.....-......-..
12-1-aiiss Highland. 10l lMusgrayei ..-.....
Time. "A 3-5. Merry Widow. Sister Phyllis.
Aunt Kate, ChaperOn. Annexation Primrose
League. Hampton Beauty. BluestOek aud Isle
Of Meadows finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-One mile. Sterling stake:
Odds. Horse. Weight. Jockey Fin.
s-lO-Chapultepec. 1O7 (slcDanieD ......-...
9-10-ResSigouehe l04 (NOtter) ...-..........
Time, 80 40.
FIFTH RACE-Six furIonss selling:
Odds Horse, Weight, Jockey. Fin:
1S-5--ITrOublemaker, 100 INOtter) ...--..--.-. I
12-1-Sadler. 115 (Koerner) -......-..-.......
Time. ;15 %. Heaslip. Biardy. Chief Hayes,
Mulvaney, Citizen, COrncob Canda and Star
of Runnymede finished as named
SIXTH RACE-Four and half furlongs
Odds. Horse, Weight. Jockey Fin.
all. Fl Reed ios lSiusgravel ............ 2
4-1-Gavin. los (Shiliing) .....-............ 3
Time. so 3-5. Occidental High Hat. Fl Orc.
Terror. TaxtdermiSt Battieta. FOrerO. Seclusi0n
and Rumsie finished as named
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VARSITY CREW SELECTED

BERKELEY. April 21.-Phe University OF
California varsity crew. which will row against
stanford University on Richardson's bay Satur-
day. was selected today BY Coach NJ. E. Garnet
as follows: No. l. Dignan: Ne. ,. Ball; No. 3.
Schroeder; No. T. F.. Ashley; No D. H. Ashley
No. 6, Robertson; No. Z. Davidson; strqke. Dean
Witter tcaptain); coxswain. McSpadden- Schroe-
der and Sperry had a hard dght for the number
three POSITION. the former being selected on ac-
count Of his weight
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s SSuafAfsaRY

Two base hits-Easterly, Piper. Sacrifice
hlts--Zeider. Dillon Hosp. Base on balls--Off
Hosp g. of sutor g. Struck out-By sutor 4.
Francisco 8. Double plays-0akes to Dillon
Sutor to Berry TO Mohler. Time of gane-i
hour and As minutes Umpire-O Connor
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SAN DIEGO SENDS eARsmEN

SAN DIEGO, April 21.--At a meeting Of the
decided to send junior and senior skipper to
Alameda May to participate in the ''heet day
citation OF Amateurs. The men selected TO rem
resent the local organization are Harvey J.
Slocum and Harry Vaughn, the best oarsmen OF
the local club
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22
RELIANcE GLUE SENDS TEAM

OAKLAND, April 21.-The Reliance club has
sent a team OF six men to the olympian game
tryouts at Portland Ore. The athletes are in
charge of NJ Mcintyre. They are g. Anlor,
champion amateur middle weight wrestler ,f
the Pacific coast; Frank Brownel lightweight
boxer; c. L.. Stokes. welter weight boxer; +.
Corteau, feather weight boxer
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AMERIcAN car sAILs

SEATTLE. WASH. April 21.-The American
car In charge of W Schuster. driver sailed on
the Shawmut today for Yokohama. The Ameri-
can party will hare Its passports vised By the
Russian representative at Yokohama and will
then sail for yladivustok.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22
ASKS MONEY FoR SAN JOSE

WASHINGTON. April 2i.--The treasury de-
partment today submitted TO congress recon-
mendation that an appropriation Of $4,000 be
nede for the completion of repairs to the
San Jose pestoffce. The work win include the
installation of tower clock and the placing Of
lamp standards at the entrance.
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APPROVES BANK CHANGE

WASHINGTON. April 21.-The comptroller Of
the currency today approved the application
to convert the Seaboard bank OF San Francisco
into the sSeaboard national hank Of San Fran
CISCO" with a capital Of $500
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MERCHANT Held INSANE

OAKLAND, April 21.-william c. Culbert. a
former wholesale paper merchant. was declared
insane today at an examination held before
Superior Judge Ellsworth. He was committed
for treatment to the state hospital at Napa.
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The Calls Handicap Forecast
BY j. e. Jeffery
Ratings for muddy track Deduct point for each pound
PAL-cREsToN BoY-IoHN H. SHEEHAN

uJWdIUs
Remarks.
Pals last race showed him to be good
and he can beat this lot If we'll ridden;
Oreston Boy looks TO hold balance safe on
his last performance; John II. Sheehan IS
running well and is likely to be keen
contender throughout; sevsnful may prove
troublesome.
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Entries for the stakes 10 be decided at the 60
days summer meeting at Butte will close today.
The list complises IL events OF a guaranteed
value OF 81, eco each.
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The Calls Form Chariot Races al EmeYvIIIe

N forecast the in
ree be name
E.
year Yaue to
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22

post minutes. On at 3.56. Flittner,
Shore, show. Winner ch. h. by Ban
tched- Northwest. Sibari, 0rilene. ]. c.
third driving. High price---Ocean Shore
Kelly moved up to within striking dis
letting him down in the stretch, the
I'D Ocean Shore. Raleigh ran fair
d, but was thoroughly done at ave
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22

minutes. on at 3:26. Peligroso. 3
nstown. 6-5 show. Winner b. b. py
'e. Start good. Won easily. Second
s 90. Girl 0, Beechwood 75.. Pelf-
st at last turn and simply rolled home.
I right after start and WAS many
: stretch. John Lyle stopped badly
good race. Columbia Girl badly
. chance.
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hoy onutt was inclined to blame Miller's tip
ssoeihg OF John Lyle in the early stages of the
u, uIth race Tor that horse's unexpectedly poor
showing. odut declares that John Lyle runs his
oest o,S races when waited with in the esrly part
anu reserved Tor the stretch sprint. Ofutt did
not lose big a bet on the horse as he would
have had the odds been longer.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22

W. W. Finn will race his stable at Denver at
the close OF the local season and at Butte
later on.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22

lowers hope that it presages a permanent return
to his best saddle form. fN''''''e''' -'''''
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22

The Jockeys who possibly will ride at Churchill
Downs this spring are: Lee, C. Koerner, V.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22

Jockey Iyeurgus Is in rather poor physical
condition and II. G. BedweI will not permit
him to resume riding until he is again In good
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22

me-.23 49, AS 3-5. 1:14 S-5, i:41. las 2-5- At
kItams msx-Dangerous Maid. Trained by G. w.
and third driving. High price-Peligroso s.
groso outrun badly first six furlongs, moved u
Earl Rogers ran his race. Johnstown dropped
lengths out OF Il, but made great run =, through
rsdSen and was in on rail last quarter. having
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-22

'Ime-:24 Is, AS 2-5. l:lS 2-5. l:se 2:
as place IA show; Marster, 40 ?
noekburn- -Derfargilla. Trained by j
Glenn. start good. Won in q gallo
49, Frank Flittner better rieoen
tance OF the leaders after passing
horse gailoped home. Marster ran
race. Popuii showed little. Lyons ;
furlOngS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-29
G4LlEN4 EXPERTS HEARD.
Enough of Them to Keep Standard
Oil Suit Gong Too Weeks.

Gaena Signal Oil Company experts were "i'i''
yesterday in the governments suit to dissolve l'e
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey. Iheh '
timony for the purpose of demonstrating 'ile
superior value of the Gaena lubr1cating OILS. IL
intimated that il would take about TWO "eehS
more TO hear all the Gaena company witnesses.
T. Y. Sedgwick, the first witness, spent SIN anu
a half years in South America introducing Inc ~
bricatns oils He said that about ~ per cent
OF the roads there them He hau run
of success in Europe also, but there was consider
able opposition, that the percentage Oh IoauS
using the oils was not as great in the southern
countries. Many OF the foreign roads using the
oils Mr.. Sedgwick said, were government roads.
Mr.. Rosenthal for the company, got the witness
to go into detail regarding the methods OF econo-
MIXING. and Mr.. SedgwiCk astonished those present
by saying that he learned many or the rnethodS IN
Mexico and had used them successfully here
CT E MacVcar went into the intricacles OF
packing the journals of all kinds of cars and est-
fed that the Galena company was responsible Tor
better oil, better methods Of packing and economy
in quantity Of oil used.
Under examination Mr.. MacNicar admitted
that he had passes over the railroads. but denied
that he was employed by a railway that he at
any time solicited business
William Walsh said that his work was with the
Northwester roads, and that the Chicago & North
western had engaged hall where he addressed the
men on methods OF proper fabrication He had
received passes the lines he went
Mr.. Steinbrenner. of the Gaena company. said
that ruling from the Interstate Commerce Com
mission permitted the roads grant passes to
other than employees who engaged in
pert work for the companies. He said that this
was allowed notwithstanding the Hepburn law.
The will go to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-29

Jerenie Jacmel It. savanlla 20 Santa Marta ~ annd
Inagua "a. Hamburg American Line WIZ TWO
passengers. mails md.e. Arrived At the bar ~
Steamer Curtyba (Cuban) O'Neil. GloaTa MAY 20,
Banes TO- Nuevitas q and Nipe %, 10 the Muison
Line with As passengers mdse Arrived at the 'a1
5:f5 y, =.
Steamer Antilles. woodward, New orleans May 20 10
Company with passengers anu muse
Left Quarantine at T:22 r,-
Steamer (Br), Jacob. Hamburg May ana
din "A. 10 Summer & Co. with sugar Arrived AT ZIG
Bar at $50 m. 27th- ,.,,,.. 1r,u =,
Steamer venezia (F'r), Joubert. Marseiles May IL
Naples Is Palermo ia 10 W El~el Co WIN 10
cabin ia4 storage passengers and mdse AflVeo a'
steamer Ely Csr) Hamerley. Nipe Bay May p to the
Cuba Planters Co. with fruit Arrived al the Bar a'
Steamer (AusD stuparch. Trieste May satras
II Palermo Phelps Bros a Co. Win 10 car IN
and III passengers and mdse Arrived at 'e
Bar at 5:10 :. -
seerage passengers mdse Arrived at the Bar at
a
Sandy Hook. n J, May IS, $50 p m-Wnd east-south-
east, moderate breeze: thick fog; moderate sea-
SAILED
Steamers Arabic (I3r) for Queenstown and Liverpoo
San Giorgio UtaD, Naples. Palermo. ETC. oar kyrre
(Nor). Newport American Puerto Mexico: liam
ilton, Norfolk and Newport News; Arapahoe
Jacksonville City Columbus. Savannah; T1onno
perfiinger GER via Plymouth and Cherbourg:
Deutschland Ger Hamburg via Plymouth and Cher-
bourg; (F. Havre Windermere tSr1, Sapeio
Deutschland Ger tanlO Flushing strathendriok CB.t
brook CBr) Hopewel Cape. p: Carpathia OBJ Naples
Trieste: United States DAM Copenhagen: Bayamo
0Cuhan, Havana Moro Castle, Havana. Vera Cruz etc;
Kob Ger, Newport News
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-29
WILL NOT MEET JUNE l INTEREST.
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railway Company
to Duplicate February Default.

The Detroit. Toledo & Ironton Railway Company,
II was learned yesterday. will meet the June 1
interest on its 5o,eO0 three and half year per
cent notes The company went into receivership
in February. following the default the February
interest on the consolidated mortgage bonds.
In the collateral for the notes 100000 of the
consolidated bonds. and the deed of trust pro-
vides that the shall be in default if the COM
pany fails TO pay interest regularly the bonds
the notes have been technically in default four
months.
The deed of trust directs the trustee. If default
is made in the payment Of interest the notes.
to sell The collateral provide funds for paying the
notes, the consolidated bonds be disposed of
first. The sale OF the bonds may be opposed in the
courts. one Of the noteholders' committees al
leges that the bonds were issued contrary to the
reorganization plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-29

labor worked * without regard to labor laws, and
that the city should not encourage this.
S. Pearson & Son is one Of the largest contract
ing In the world. In addition TO the tun-
mel work for the Pennsylvania Railroad ii did
$50 600 90 worth of work for the Mexican govern
in building the Tehuantepec Railway, and
1t doing large Jobs in various parts of the world
When the bids for the Rondout siphon are opened
Tuesday 1t is expected that the Pearson COM
pany will be of the bidders and, judging from
the temper of the company. it will be bidder Tor
the Waikiki section when It is readvertised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-29
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Queenstown. May IS, 1000 m-cedric OBJ. New York
for Liverpool
Plymouth. May IS $50 p m-Kaiserin Augusta Victoria
tGer New York for CherbourE and Hamburg.
Southampton. May 2s-Adriatic tBr). New York via
Plymouth Cherbourg.
Naples, May -. II a m-Hamburg Ger New York
Naples. May 27-Pannona tBr). New York for Trieste
%. a Duca deg1i Abruzzi GtaD. New York
Genoa. MAY EMANUEL Calvo tSpan). New York via
barcelona.
Shanghai. May 2s-Athol CBr). New York via Algiers
SAILED.
Liverpool May 21Mauretania tFr), New York Is. Bal
tic (Br). New York via Queenstown
Queenstown May IS. 1920 m-Teutonc (Br. New York.
Cherbourg May 20. 10 mKronprinzessn Ceciiie Ger
New York
Southampton. May 27-Thames CBr>. New York
Shields. Nav 27-Den of Crombie tBr,. New York
Barry. May 27-Foxley tBr). New York ~,
Barbados, May Difference (Brj, New York; p, Obi
dense (Br) New York.
Rio de Janero. May 26Grecian Prince tBr) New York
Naples May 2.slavonia tBr). New York; 25th Regina
Elena UtsD, New York
Genoa, May 2S--Cretic (Br). New York
Sabang, May 2s-Knight of the Garter tBrp, from New
York and Norfolk via st Vincent. c v and Port
Natal Ching-K iang
PASSED.
Gibraltar May 2s-Braunfels Ger. New York for Port
ST Miohaeis May 2s-Kong Albert Ger Genoa and
Malta May 27Eseneca (Br). Hioso. fer Boston and
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, May %, 1908
ARRIVED

steamer Msrsherita GAust. Ivancich Tr1est. April p
Tiume 30 and Palermo May 8. Phelps and &
with Inass Arrived the Bar
Steamer LgGris Its), Anfosso, II Nanl..
"a Palermo 10. 10 fairfield S0larf q Co yith AZ
cabin and s53 and mdss Arrived az
20 y
Steamer LongshPs 07r1. Tasker. shisd. May o. to
Howard Houldsr Partners. inc. ballast Arrived IA
Inc q ! .
Steamer Pswnse. Rich Philadelphia TO the cTyds ss
Co with mdse Passed in Quarantine at g
CoTnpsgne Gersrale TTanss tlsntque. with rndse Ar
rived a. the Bar ESQ a
Steamer Princess Anne. Tapley. Newport News and
Norfolk. 70 TIE Old Dominion S co, with
nodse. Quarantine 2 10
steamer Saxon Prince or. Krkpood Rosario April
10 santos May Isreiro Bahia II, 20 Paul
CSerhardt with passengers and mdse Arrived ri
Bar 81
Steamer aIleghs-y Gen Devantis- cane Eay-. May
z Port Dc Pair L. Gonaives IL, Part-au-Princs IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-29

Destination and steamer. Close In New York
rspan C,orea, and Philippine
islands Cvia Vancouver and Victoria.
CJ-Empres. OF Japan Today, $50 n
Philippine Islands (via
Frsncisco)-U May 81 $50 ID
New Zealand. Australia Except WesD,
Islands and New Caledonia
via San rancisco)Foreric. May 81 $50 n
Japan, and China Especially ad-
dressed only) seattle)-suverc. June 1. $50 II
Hawaii Japan, CNrea, China and Philip
pine Islands via Francisco)-Man-
churta $40
Japan Philippine
ands via seatte)-shinano Maru.. June T. ESQ n
Japan Corea. China and Philippine Isl
ands (via Tacoma)-T1tan. June g. $50
Australia Except WesL, New Zealand.
Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia via Vancouver and Victoria,
CJ-Manuka. June H. 6 so n
Tahiti and Msrquesas Islands via San
Fran-isco)-Ma ...........--.June 20 $50 N
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OFFER OF PER CENT BONDS

N w Harris & Co. are offering at S91a. netting
over 4s4 per cent, $4,000 New York Chicago &
St Louis Railroad Company twenty-five year !
per cent bonds. due May 1, 1881. These bonds are
part of an outstanding issue Of 100000 bonds the
total authorized issue being 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-29
WIRELESS REpnR1s

The Celtic reported as 200 miles Sandy Hook
SATURDAY
La Provence, reported miles east Of Sandy Hook
az 9 IN yesterday, IS expected to dock about m
to-day. 40