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FAAsHEs FROM THE OCEAN CARRIES.

Drought continues 10 Franco
The Tory peers, It is said will support the Irish
Lana bill.
Bail FOR Fiske, the American Consul, is 1Kod at
G., 900 sterling.
The Gcumenicai Council votes the Pope infsllibis
by a large majority.
The Catholic ticket was generally success 'ul In the
recent elections In Belgium.
Mr.. Gladstone thinks the revision OF the Bible OF
dubious utllIty, tedious and untimely,
The Commons last nj hit passed 10 second rcd
ing tho bill TO amend the Reform law,
The assassins OF Count dc hrenhurg. OF tho hla-
trian Lee Ations are TO be exlled to Siberia
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THE CoUNrEaFkITsRs, oANa.
Tho Spelling Of q Nico Little Gsmc-The
Publio Nearly victipsixed 20 an Bner-
moss Bstest-The Condition Of the on
Ger who was Assnsitcd By tho Scoundreis.

Tho Spelling Of Nico Little Gsmc-The
PubIio Nearly victipsixed 20 an Bnor-
moss Bstest-The Condition Of the on
Ger who was Assnsltcd By tho Scoundreis.
Toward the close Of last year, gang Of accom-
pished counterfciters were known to be at work in
This country. They evidently possessed appliances
OF an extraordinary kind. aud. embodened by their
success In the imitation OF ordinary notes. they at.
tempted the forgery Of railway certificates. Col.
whitley and Superintendent Chen Captain) Jour.
dan consulted together. aud the case was handed
over TO Detective Farley. A few days ister. Farley
arrested q number Of the gang, namely; Pierce,
Carpenter. Clark, Rippon, Kempston, Henning, and
Bonnsch. The last two In the Penitentisry, and
the others, with the exception Of Rippon, await
ing trial In Ludlow strect jail.
Carpenter aud Pierce are skillful engravers, the
former having engraved tho plates for the Central
Pacific counterfeit bonds, and with such exact ac-
euracy that, had thoy been put In circulation. their
detection would have been most difhcult. These
plates, II was found, were in Europe, and tuither
Farley betook himself Arrived In Liverpool, he
detective force there and the two went TO Paris.
Here they found the plates, awaiting the arrival OF
n 20 n' mem ,,ncd We SerS ,s d,ras,sS "a
retain them ill called for.
The pstes. which Detective Farley brought with
him from Europe on Tuesday night, are in posses.
sion Of SUPERINTENDENT Jourdsn, and consist OF a
complete sci for the production OF $1,000 bonds OF
the Union Pacific Railway. There is also the
original bond from which they were copied. They
are said by experts TO be the most artistic aud dan
gerous counterfcts ever produced.
As reported yesterday in THE Sun one Of Col.
NlIitley's detectives was brutaly assaulted while
attempting TO arrest Edward DAILY, the keeper OF a
saloon In Amitv street, on Monday evening last The
ocer, 1t IL satisfactory to know, Is progressing IA
vorabiy Yesterday, Col Whitley himself arrested
George Morris; ono Of the party who attacked the
This Morris Ia thorough villain and notorious Jail.
bird. upon him were found, when arrested, about
$4,000 In spurious Utica Bank notes Dav Las 80
far eluded arrest but his speedy capture Is certain.
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SPARKS FROM THE IELEGRAPH


eenator Anthony has boen re elected.
The Maryland Jockey Club Is orgauized, with
9eN Bowie as lrosdent,
Charles H. GRAY was held In 81 900 In Boston yes
terday Tor selling cancelled revenue stamps.
The Republicans OF Maine yesterday nominated
the Hon sidney Perham tVr tho GOVernorshp,
The Hon. A. Campbell goes TO lay the Feniau busi.
ness before tho Imperial Authorities,
The international Convention of the Y Nj. c, A.
meet IN indianapolis on tne l!i INST.
D. II. Holden, agent Of New York Insurance
company al Kansas Guy, has born arrested Tor forgery
Tho Republicans OF Philadelphia settled their d.
pnte, last night, by nominating w. H. Reeds for tao
bhricyay
The schooner Mary and Eliza OF Calais, froin Ho-
boken ior Salisbury Mo, with coal ashore on Beaver
Tai and blged.
The successful horses at the Beacon Park rnces
yesterday were Lady Augusta. fsnuy Lee, and Gold,
smith Mad The latter won tho three hcals H. tue last
race, In l2jH 2:li and 2;A
The Republicans In Philadelphia renoninate for
Congress The Hon. Chas O'Nel The Hon. Leonard MY.
ers, and VIM. u, Kelley; spliI occurred among the
delegates In tho Second District And john " Z. IOy
vna nOnlinkLhfL
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THE ISCOT RACES.
Sideroiitc, King o. Scots, s,'NIusket, Greenrfb-
bon, aud Perth the winners.

LONDON, June l5.-Yestcrday was the first day
Of the Ascot races The most important was
for the gold vase, given by Her Majesty. adoed TO
sweepstakes OF 20 sovereigns each for all ages two
miles. This was won by Sir j. Hawley's b. O. Sider-
olite, boating Nj. Graham's ch. m Formos,.
The Prince Of Wales stakes OF 80 sovereigns each.
with ZOO soveregns added for three year-ods. the
owner OF the second horse TO receive 900 sovereigns,
and the third 100-one mile and Ave furiongs-cosed
with pi subscribers. This WINS won by King o. Scots,
The Ascot stakes OF 25 sovereigns eacn with 800
added the second to receive 80 sovereigna, and tho
third to save his stakes-two miles and a half-was
won by Musket, beating Silbehaud second aud Curio
tnird
The trial .takos OF sovereigns with 900 added.
for all ages the winner to be sold for GOO soveregns
Wa won by Greenribbon, beating Roslcrucian sec
ond, and Simplon third.
The last race was for the nineteenth Ascot blen.
NAL stakes OF 10 soyereigns EACH with 100 added
THIS was won by Mr. Merrys b. 9. Perth, beating
Lord Falmouth's 0rtolan. Seven horses started.
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The banquet in Dcmonico's on Monday even.
ing has been credited to Mr. Myer sterr, and the
mixing up Of names did the real Piver OF the fsas
Mr.. Edward Stern, some injustice. Mr. Il. Stern is
altogether u different character from Mr.. Myer
stern. lie is wealthy Russian, who purchased
tho Eight for the United States AM Russia Of the
new oxygen light, and he Is on visit to this coun
try Tor tic purpose OF looking after the interests Of
his patent MIR. Edward Stern has never Jailed iu
business, Lea ming that the Minister OF his cOun-
try in Washington was coming to this city on Sttur-
day, he rendered him dinner, and invte ed about
thirty Of our best citizens to meet him, nll of whom
accepted. Among them WIS Prince Dogornu&i,
one Of the four priuces who represent tie four
Oldest families Of Russia. The affair was a very
pie SAINT one, and reflects the highest credit on Its
accomplis aed giycr
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Daniel Mcfarland In the West.

Apasscngcr who was on the train with Daniel
Mefsrland in Indiana says that whvn the cars atop.
ped at Martlnsyile Ind, the conductor opened the
door, and shouted. MSrtinsvlle Fifteen minutes
Tor divorce"
AcFarland stopped at the hotel patronizod by
Mrs, Mcfarland when she obtained her alleged di.
yorce. By singular concidcnt ho was assigned the
same room and the same bed occupied by Mrs. Nc.
Farlind and Mrs. Calhoun during their visit last
summer, More singular still, ithe number OF the
room was the number OF the cell in which McFur,
land lived during his con0neme in the Tombs.
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Who Shall be District Attorney

The friends Of Judge Noah Davis are still urg-
ing his claims for the United States Attorneyshp OF
this district. but is generally conceded by the on.
GERS Of the federal building, who have been in COM
munication with the wire-pulling visitors To the
White Pouse, that be cannot get tho once. They
say that II Mr. Davis should be selected to succeed
Jsass Pierrepont, he would have to resign his scat
In Congress- and they add that President Grant has
expressed nis doubts whether the district now rep
resented by Mr.. Davis can bo again carried by tic
Republicans. Mr.. Pierreponi las pressed his resig.
nation upon Con. Grant, but the President iefused
TO accept II until lac decide his successor.
Judge Henry Il. Davies, the law partner oi Noah
Davis, Is one Of the bondsmen OF oxCOllecor Bailey.
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TOMMY HhDDEN,S RAID.

What Happens to New York Politicians
when they Venture over 10 Jcrsey.
While Mr.. Michael Martin. Of Hudson City, was
from homs last summer. Thomas Donnelly. the
wntchman len IN charge OF his residence, Sbang
hacd, and $4,000 worth OF goods were stolen from
the promises. Tommy Haddcn, C notorious Water
street character at one time the partner of John
Allen. the Wickedest Man In New York and another
worthy from the same locality, named ThUs +. Pike,
were convicted OF toe crime. Yesterday the trial
was concluded before Judge Randolph In Hudson
City, the jury nndlng them guilty OF grand larceny.
Hadden declared his innocence. and pleaded not TO
be sent to State Prison account OF his family.
Judge Randolph, after some feeling remarks. which
affected Hidden deeply sentenced the prisonors to
State Prison for ten years each.
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The German shooting festival closed last even.
ing With the distribution OF prizes. Tue Schuetzen
King, Cord Menkon. was decorated with an oak leaf
crown.and presented with gold medal by Frseulein
scbeneckenburg. assisted by nity girls dressed In
white. 1wenty-one prizes, valued in a at 800,
given to the successful contestants, ~ follows
The body, Cord Menken (the schuetle Klngl middle
crorn, n. Baeharan, tight wing. l. Fink lct wiug.
A, Broningj sceptrc H. Brokng imperial GioUc. T.,
Klein right crown, u PirovAno len. comnAnv RI ht
Ing. seinho left ring O. werha1 tail. eoniranv
right head a. W. Schullcmann LETT heal. II. Eachar.
nn right leg, n, stsints lett leg, T. Ripper right
neck, A Ehies left neck, 4. Straits righl Gag. 81
blandinger lett nag, Capt j. \, GcrdeA
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Washington NOTES.

Tho Senate is welded to the franking abuse
The House insists upon repeating the duty on coal
Tho House yesterday gave eight condemned can.
non for The Jersey CITY Soldiers numcnt.
Mr.. Fenton presented In the Senate yesterday q
memorial Il ON Moses Taylor Commodore Yand6rYlt
aud Others. against any repeal ofrthe Maine Rcgsry
law.
Forty.seyen members OF the Home Circle Broth.
Washington, were recciVed by the President In the
White House yesterday,
We have received q telegram. not signed by Gen.
Cushing denying that he Is the author OF tho Prosi.
dents spanish message on 'he Cuban question. II THIS
be true Il would bN inteTsting 70 know how certain
phrases OF which Gen. Gushing has had the monopoly
for Years found their way into tho message
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OBITU1RY

Maria Louisa Soteldo. only daughter Of A. n. So
teldo ESQ., ex Chei Justice OF Venczuc0, died ut her
fathers residence In horrbans, yesterday in her four
teenth ycar,
Mrs. Rosanna sweeny. the wife OF Mr.. Daniel
sweeny OF sweenI's Hotel was buried yesterday from
St stephens H. c, Church IN Twenty eighth street,
near Tnird avenue. A1er services by Or McGlynn,
the remains were taken for hterment 10 Calvary Cene
terry.
The Hon. Thomas Dawes Eliot, Member Of Con.
gress from the New Bedford district OF MassAchusetts
died on Tuesday ~ Neg Bsdford He was born In Bos
ton Oh the gotta OF March lSOS graduated at Columbia
College, washington CITY, 10 1875, and was prominent
member Of tue bar Of New Bedford.
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BROOK LrN.

Wm. Matt, aged 10 years was fatally kicked by a
horse In Gates avenue yesterday,
The corner stone Of the East River Bridge was
placed position the northeast corner OF the cli3Son
al the foot OF Fulton street, yesterday.
JOHNNY White, County Clerk, won 5000 and
" Grow" Murray 81 600 on thr result OF the Atantcs
and Red stockings match Oh Tuebday
Charles DofenhAch, the missing German grocer,
returned 10 his homo in Whipplc street. William shu n
yesterday after pleasant trip to Ihrogg's Nec'g.
Tie sum uf t9,5OO IL missing from the Widows
and orphans fund OF the late Volunteer Fire Dcpart.
ment Mr. Joseph Lcgget Is charged with tho rcspon.
slt.hy OF accounting for the discrepancy.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

The st. James P, r. Church in Forlham have q
strawberry festival tonight and tomorrow evening.
The fremont NJ. L. Church had very success 'ul
strawberry festival last evening which to be oontn.
ued this evening.
Mr.. Kennard, the newly appointed Principal Of the
Fordham public school has been arrested on a Charse
OF tma.trea'ment OF james poran. pupll, by beating
pupils quit the school wnen MIR. Bnckhout The lorniCr
Superintendent discharged he naq hcl% the posi-.
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HOURS or LEIs URE.

Last evening a strawber and trult festival was
given for The oenent OF the hbyssnian Baptist Chureh
The French Flower Comoany, for the accommo.
dAtion Of the ladies' have opened establishment at
2 East fourteenth street, Union square. where they
display nors decorations for the toilet In r yarie
very interesting entertainment will be given
this eyenlny at the Seventh avenue n. K. Chapel.
Brooklyn eouslstng Of panoramic and automatic
pictures and vocal nnd tnatrumtntal music OF high
order The entertainment Is provided for the JOINT
benent Of the sunday schools OF the church In VIII ch II
is given. and ST. Johns Episcopal CnuIch, IL Will be
MNll worth aIIendlng.
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Pretty Good for n Uod-Carri.r.

On the evening of the laying Of the coruer.
stone Of the Masonic Temple In this city lew days
ago, Brother sherwin, OF St. cecilo LODGE. who
directed the vocal music. on seeing couple Of loud
yocalsts In the choir for whose musical proficiency
he could not safely vouch, and wishing avoid the
least inhdrmony the occasion, with q cunning
twinkle In his genial eve. addressed the Lodge as
music well are requested not 70 assist too much"
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A caucus has been held of editors of American,
Irish, and German weekly newspapers, with the
view OF forming coalition against Tammsny, and
moreiespeciall, against Mayor oIIal on account OF
his very partial disposition OF patronage The pro-
gr ANNE Is soon TO he published, and some people
profess to be astonshcd at the assertion that brhes
have been received by members of the City Hall
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

Mr.. e v. Tuthiil, aged SO was killed In Denviile
station. ~ j. where he was station master yesterday
ling them.
Albert Alexander Is the name Of the fireman who
WAS injured IN the accident Tuesday Eliza
bethIoft. on the New jersey Central Railroad. lie will
probably die OF his injuries.
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Quarantine Quarrel. Again.

The Brooklyn Board of Health yesterday
adopted resolutions denying the right OF the Quar-.
antine ofncers to determine that any wharf of
Brooklyn is sunacienty remote for . vessel to dis.
charge at when such ofcers do not consider safe
to give such vessel unrestricted permit, and Gus.
tanning the recent action Of Health O6iccr Cochran
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The GRIND Army nj Nynr.

q. A. r., last evening. At 69i broadway, while
Ezekiel Reeves, OF 70 Lewis street, was speaking,
Col. Michael W. Burns flung a spittoon At Adjt
Reevcs's head, badly dshsuring his face, and
severely inJurng him. Aiter having his wounds
dressed At the Central Police ONCE. Reeves ~as
taken home by his friends Burns is q weigher iu
the Custom House,
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LONDON, June l5-The Emperor Of Russia and
marriage between Prince Vlad imr, tho second son
OF the Gar and = Prussian princess. The Princess
Niet.-s., wife Of tAs Grown Prince. has given birth
10 o daughter
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Last Nights First Ward Murder.

Last evening" in a disturbance at Whitehall
heet between Lawrence sullivan and his vi Q,
tie woman stood q chance OF being very seriously
beaten, John O'Brien,a lodger in the same build
ing interfered to cave her, aud stabbed In tue
abdomen O'Bren was borne to Bellevue Hospital
and Sullivan was locked up In the New street police
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The Great Base Ball Game-The FRIENDS of
the Champion Atlantics Resent Reporter
Kelly's Insult.
To Me Edit0r or 7As

FIR: notice IN the Neg York Herald Of .o."nyl
very poor account OF the Atlanuct Red ockDe mat H.
Said paper asserts that the Reds did not have t pAy
which Ipronounce enJirey false. ON the contrary, IA
the deciding inning the Reds wee shoxa lIe ASOr.
right 6ed by start. Il 4 had not b.a. slopr." 4ss
Woui1 have made home run, In future matches II
would be benefit to the public II the Herald would
send one OF lie representatives, TO witness Matches IN.
siead Of making mere fabricated reports. am.
- LOVER OF JUSTICE.
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A Staten Isiaud Bond Robbery.

Mr.. George Wheeler Of Staten Island short
time ago owned two negotiable bonds, with coupons
attached. Of the Lebigh and wilkesbarrc Coal Com
pany, each being worth $1,000. On the 9th OF June
they were locked In a bureau drawer. On that day
Mr.. Wheeler went TO church with his vile and
fhmiy, leaving his house in charge OF German ser.
want, whose appearance was that OF perfect sim.
plicity. No sooner had Mr. Wheeler left the house
than this innocent maid broke his bureau opon, took
possession OF the bonds and small quantity OF money
that she found In the drawer, and then decamped.
The money she had stolen she paid to bo rowed
across the bay: and since then neither she tho
bonds have been heard Of Mr.. Wheeler had pay.
ment on tie coLl ons stopped immedIteiy; but wi h
regard to the bonds themselves he could do uOthin
they being negotiable lie has placed the case the
hands OF detective, who, though keen, Is not so
keen as the girl
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BRUSSELS, June l5.-Thc political compile xion
OF the new Chamber IL about the same as that OF
the last House Ministerial crisis il expected In
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y,,.rvin9 the yolume OF the Currency.

WASHINGTON, June l5-Gen. Garheds Cur
rency bill passed the House this sflern ON by 9S to
81 II autI IOrizes the issue OF sos 900 additional
currency Tetres tho 81, ,O00000 OF per cents and
provides for the redistribution Of ts 10000 In
rencJ Tho bill Is regarded as inhaton 10 the OK
tent OF Ara nl0O0.
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VIHSsa, June l5.-A Convention Of German
teachers, now in session, have adopted a resolution
avorng the exclusion OF doctrnil religion from the
schools, and the retention of natural reli zion.
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LovDoS, Spne l6.-Thc Directors Of the Mon
arch Insurance COMPANY. which failed some time
ago, have been committed for trial on Charge Of
fraud
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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE BY THE
SUNS KEPORTERS

Semethins About One OF tho Onaccrs that
Heundcd Daniel McFarinud-An Expo
sure OF Some Of the Matchmaking that is
Done by the Governmenfs Onicers.
About six weeks ago, one OF Col whitley's
ofhcers seized q barrel OF whskey which had not
been branded and which was found TO belonr to
Mr.. Wilson, liquor merchant, OF Pearl street. Bar.
rels with old brands were discovered in Wilson'S
store, and complaint was presented In Court. About
a week auerwsrd, George Armstrong. formerly con-
nected with OF Collector Baile,'s once, Informed
Mr. Wilson that he had influence with the Collector
OF the District, and with the District Attorney and
could effect a settlement for $500. Wilson drew .
check Tor The amount; but the willy shark refused
to accept It. remarking that he required tho cash.
Mr. Wilson borrowed the money Of . friend, and
gave II to Armstrong. Meantino, the defrauded
merchant learned that the prosecution was to pro-
coed, and the Revenue officers took steps TO mako
Armstrong disgorke the money, but he said that lie
Tad spent every cent cf n. report OF the case
was sent TO Washington yesterday. Armstrong was
one OF the men WHO was employed To Obtain evi-
dence against Mcfarland IN the Indlana divorce
suit and the bill tor MS services was charged to tho
revenue.
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Fleetwood Park Rutries,

J. somerdykes bay mare Fanny, Thos Higgins's bay
geidink King Caar,e,. D. Msces bay ge,ding Gwynn
Ing crusades foI the twomils heav5R Resmcr,'
ing Drca inaught, II. Chsmberss sorre stallion Hick
Jack, NJ. Rodens sorrel gednK Prince, j. Murphy
Pawn,
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Umptfe-J. Grun EcflOIu q uo' bcOfofb-Atwatcr
ann Iush. Time OF game-TwO hours,
To-day the Red Stockings play the ResoluIeS at Eli
zabcth N i.
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CH1RL ES DICKE EMS.

Eniogy In Westminster Abbey-The Piorel
Offerings Of the People.
LONDON. June 15.-Dean Stanley will deliver .
sermon in Westminster Abbey next Sunday on the
death Of Charles Dickens. The grave OF Dickens s
entirely covered with flowers, cast there by tiis
visitors who have throrged TO the spot since the
hu
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Essfsa. , TG'9 s!d ill., ST. IL 5sa u 20
EniP Esd Ps,;o:c;liaas: ,;:;liaS : : 9 3 : 9 &S
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Sn ~ S sss n, sPf nf 1ssf
sHs sd S sa pS the Ss 81 %s e
There was : grand programme o. seven stakes and
Ppes which 3 i9 Poi1Ht OF pnmDsr was too much for
leaving ave races which were run The Srs one was
6sp oS. %s ana hos % sr
oys'sT%9ss oysn9 yTisc scdS Ss PS9anpon % i Ss Tsy 10
7ofrs 8s : ayGe % sgST H hSPsa :sCSHd
against each Of tGe otbs foos Of |, o snd
q 200 yers sold lrsqqen.ly The Jockeys up % rids
Ssss on BShSnG0n A,0TSay "a Ysy; and bSnnips
roSS to the stand ana mile more on the qa isnr mile
track. The hurdles were the nr't on the reverse
ac Of M o Of S aR
stand rods fro rO1 the Hsh each to be taken tWee
cSe. AZ SSTE ana I'd ana before ne
aiehEtn Boh"nnon next away three lengths, IOSsiS
took The leap beautm z, cleHEing the hnrils while
@ Ss @ 9 3 as u Len II Ssds S
so TO and cleared The oad hurdle Al his point the
LOT well tailed out and never got together again,
sHS q. SS4s
mo e. OSt soH &s iss tn. 0Sns So%s sS
@ Sss SSs wSS s 4de rST !" rom
pS SsiSa Mns tsa' e sAr wsn TST at
SSs % The Rss 4sSS % RI sa .e Ss
and on tne turn beyond The JUICE. s.an1, hal opened
hanhon, and he from vlleY and Bacon. was clear
that Oyslerman was In hand, while the Others behind
he Club house, s well away ROM Ssi all S o% tie eTsrs %
curve Bacon pulled up lame and drogIedd
our OF the race. In single Mo all took
the fourth and nflh hurdles when there remained
third Of mile TO go and one hurdle to cover AT the
loot OF the h on the far turn, Oysterman began hle
run lot The race and got up within length Of Lobea.
~ the mead OF the home stretch but down the incline
home she got away from him again, Then Grnla gave
OyscImah the persuAders, and ne rallied as he neared
the lAt hurdle ana got his TO the ag OF Lobe
ia as ihey took the hurdle he going up as she went
both ia all thoy could. she unable to get away non
hlLI. hH uL.AhlN 10 gel md hOma lhaY want.
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leaaps length oyer the score the viuncr. and moth:
iuv 70 spare. Bohanuop, third. ves boston several
Time, &Hh-at the rate ofi;ssh 20 NE mile.
SUMMARY.
ynpowp, PACK, june t5.-Hurdie race. handjcap. for
AL aRest prrse fG0 entrance money tis1 70 second
horse ono mile and three quarters over sis hurdles
rdiI \. ,ii.is ised X q. osfo.r s :; ,;;;.y,,:i
darn Nv Phi, prowt YEAR. $50 As., Grifhn. $500. .
@, .Eiwees b. q Bohsnnon, by simon Rcnton. dan,
~ Borton. wears, fA rs. Hwcee.
Lloyd and kiiowsys b. h. Wiley. BY Uncle Vic, dam
Silver star ycnr., 10 Ss, AiI9wY ;;;...;,;;.::
Kate Hayes. aged. y, ne, Downips'