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Rada pro opravy podala NEST. rad6
berni odhad majetku, hraniciciho ma ulici
kinsman, Deckand, Saginaw, Feniton,
Colfax, Maple Grove, North East, Hillsi-
de, Beckwith, Corlet, Garretson, Airing
ton, Rockland, Kingsbnry, Douglas, Ma
nor, Bluff, Mt Auburn, IA, b., &C.,
d., Dickerman, Port, Stoneman, Feu-
ton, Wabash, Rutland, Atlantic Madi.
son Ave.
Odhad ten ucin6n jest k zaplaceni po-
yolenych odskodneni vyloh, povstalych
stuphovanim, stokovanim dlazdenim al
kinsman. od Woodland Ave az K hrani-
ci mesta.
Zmin6ny odhad jest k nahlednuti Il
fadovne NEST. pisafe vylozen.
Namitky proti odhadu tomuto musi be
hem peti nedel 20 prvnim uvefeineni tetC
ordinance pise'nn6 k NEST. pisati podany
byti
Ino. l.. Nc | nto osh, NEST. pisaf
Cleveland, 6. kv6tna 1875.
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Smtla IOupeZ Za bilehO dne

V nedeli dopoledne vyvedena klenot
nick6m krame l.. A Bentona ma rohu u
lice Superior Seneca ieina nejsmelei-
sich, nejodva4neisich spolu nejzdafilei-
sinh loupen, ktere Sc kdy Cleveland6
pfihodily.
Pan Benton mel We zvyku kazdou ne
/ deli 20 snidani do zlatnickeho kramu za-
jiti hodinky, iez kazdeho ve6era do ohni
vzdorne pokladny schovaval, natahnouti.
Take nedeli kolem 9te hodiny EASEL
do kramu, .iehoz dvefe byly zavreny Kdyz
vesel u dvefe "a sebou opet ma klic zavtei,
lposadil Sc ohnivzdorne pokladne jail
Sc il otvirati. Avsak iedva il byl otevfel
byl prepaden neznamym eernou skrabos-
kou zakuklenym muzem, ktery sc iakoby
re zeme byl vyrostl, bez neimeDsiho Sra
motu u n6ho Obievil. Neznamy zadal pa
na Bentona, ably Sc VIDAL; pfi tom "a
machnul obrovskym loveckym nozem, ia.
koby napadeneho klenotnika nim prokld
ii chtel. Tento ale, neztrativ dnchapfit0m
most, chytil sekoru vedle n6ho lezici tai
po lupiei nekolikrate. Avsak tento kazde
rane stastn6 uskocil udefil poseze Ben
tona tax slime do prave ruky, ze tomuto
sekera vypadla.
Y tomtet okamziku vrhl Sc lupic ma
pana Bentona pustil Sc MIN do rva6.
ky. Bylo patrno, ze jej zabiti necht6l, ne
bot pfilezitOst tomu zaiiste mel, an
Benton byl bezbranny. V tom nena
dani uciti Benton prudkou ranu do hlavy
zasazenou mu druhym zakuklencem, KITE
/ ry Sc krame taktez nenadani Obievil
Po te rane nasledoyala druba, iez lei
shrotila k zerni. Drnhy zakuklenec tlou.
kl Bentona dale byl by jej snad utloukl
kdyby prvni zakuklenec jej nebyl napo-
menul slovy: ,,Jozefe, nebi jei tax tuze"
To bylo posledni, co 81 Benton panatoval,
nacez upadl do mdlob.
Mohlo to trvati asi dye hodiny, nezli
Sc mdloby probral; po etyrech pfilezl
8 nesmirnym namahanim ku dvefim a O
tevrev je cekal az by Sc nekdo ma blizku
namanul. Ma stesti tretil sc Ike kramu
bro potom chef inzinyr Rebbeck, ktery
vida dyefe pootevfeny, nahlidnul dovnitt.
Co zde spatfil, naplnilo iei arci nejvetsim
ustrnutim. Nebohy, polo ma smrt ubity
Benton lezel tn V trochu krve sc zrakem
strhanym rety zsinalymi Kdyz nebo-
hemu poskytnul sklenci vody, ob6erstviv
jei tim, special ma policii, jiz TO oznamil
Timed vydali Sc B. O. Wilcox tainy pc
licista Ostermeyer do kramu Ukazalo
sc, ze lupicove domnivaiice Sc nejspise,
ze Benton jest inrtcy velikou znalosti
veci jen ony v6ci 81 vybraly, ktere mali
znacnou cenn a jez tax snadno nelze po-
znati. Mezi jinym vytahli Bentonovi z
nAprsni kapsy diamantovy spendiik znac-
ne ceny. SPachana loupez paci Sc Gel
KEN ma ) 5000 nebo 3 1000, MONA ze
vypadne vetsi.
Smith, policejni superintendent ka
pitan Nc Mahon, jakmile pfipade tom
zpraveni byli, pospisili 81 lined do kramu
Bentonova. Lekafi Scott Powell, obva
zavse rany tezce raneneho muze, dali ei
zavezti do jeho pfibytku. Rany isou
tezke, ale lebka neni pry nikde nplne
rozstipena. e FN a6 81
Lupicove, iak jk dotceno, museli Sc
do kramu vedrati sklepem Il tudy take
prchnouti. Nk Vi
Tehsz dne vecer byli zatceni diva CHA
pi v jednom salone ulici Ontario. Je
den SO jmeEuje Mike Caine druhy Tho
mas Ray, ktery ma saloon. Jakysi Shay
byl taktez zatoen, jelikoz jest podezfeni
/ Il II
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MitSni ZpraVy.

Lid6 byli tax mnohymi bezcenymi
miksturami podvedeni, 4e jsme tonu ra
di, mohouce Jim odporutiti n6co, co vsknt
ku odporuceni zasluhuie Ora. Au "a
sta X e nj a II am burs e kap-
k y mali pov6st svetoznamou ten ktc-
ry tento prostfedek .ednon okusil, zaiis :
ste od nej neopusti nikdy vice.
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q I'm a m Q n I i,

Timto Sc ohlasuie, ze dne 4. kvetna
rad6 mesta Cevelandu nasleduiici u
sneseni prjato bylo.
Usneseno, ze die mineni rady " sou
hlasu dvou tfetin vsech clend) "a potfeb-
ne sc poklada, nj Pleasant jizn6 cd Clark
Ave az k prvnimu kfiseni stupGovati,
stokoyati a opraviti, V souhlasu plany a
nakresy dfadu pro opravy.
Lhdta zadani naroka ma odskodneni
vyprsi dnem !. cervna 1875.
Ino L. Nc Int to h, NEST. pisaf.
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I)iky

We vsi uct6 vzdavamc sleGnam Anne
Landove a Mari Sixtove, PIP. NJ Mare
Sow Josefu Heroldovi "a askave spolu-
ueinkovani phi posledni zabav6 vetej
nem cviGeni ,,Sokola."
Tel. Jed. Sokol.
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Ufadovna mestskGho m6tite
City Hall sin 6islo {.
Cleveland, o, Il. dubna 1S7

Ornament pro kontraktory.
Zapecctena nabdnuti pfiiimati bude
rada pro opravy We sve ufadovne do l5.
kvetna 1875 na vystayeni splavu KIN spo
jeni Ohio kanalu 5 fekou Cuyabogau Sc
verne Cd bodu 400 stop od move splavni
vahy m6st6 Cleveland6.
Plany speoiiikacc mohou nahlednuty
a vzorky obdr2eny byti ufadovn6 NEST
mefiGe.
Zadneho nabidnuti ncbude povsimnu-
to, ktere nebude ma formulate od NEST.
mefite vydanem vyhotoyeno.
kazde nabidnnti ohsahovat: musi upl
ne imeno kontraktora n postaGitelnou il
stotu, ably padn pfiieti smlouya uzavfe
ma byti mohla.
Bond neimGn6 dyou rukoimi, ktere ra /.
da "a dobre uznala Sc vyzaduie k vyhoto.
venl smlouvy ma uplne proyedeni prace
ptilati Jest rade podrobeno.
Mesto ponechava 81 pravo, vsecka ma
bidnuti pfiimouti neb zaminouti.
Chas. Strong, mGst m6fie
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Y hostinci p. V. Landy, 154
Garden Str, p0staven novy kulecnik.
Hrymilovni panove jsou lctiv6 zvani, pc
baviti sc ma mem.
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Mas pan Josef Capek bude vzdycky We
lice potesen uvitati sye stare dobre zname
kupce u
Gribben a Wilkinson, 242 Superior Str.
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Jasne cervene kostkovane latky ma sa
ty (ginghams) dnes rano obdrzene,
Gribben a Wilkinson, PAP Superior Str
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John Geny, pisaf.
Ufadovna feditele chudobince.
l45 Champlainstr.
Cleveland, i. kvetna 1875.
Ornament pro feznikv

Ornament pro fezniky.
Zspeeetena nabidnuti ptijimati sc bu-
dou ufadovne feditele chudodince, 145
Champlainstr, svetnice 10 az do IA. ky1t
ma 1875 ma dodavani nasoleueho cerst.
veho mass kosti ma polivku pro NEST.
sky chudobinec ma cas- jednoho roku, cd
Is. kvetna 1875 do Is. kvetna 1876. Ma.
50 a kosti musi dobre zdraye byti a isou
kazdeho casu prozkoumani pfijmuti
stewarda lekafe podrobeny. Steward
ma mnozstvi udati.
Rada ponechava 81 pravo, nabidnuti
ptiimouti nebo zamitnouti.
Jmenem rady
John Geny, pisaf.
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Schlze Sokola dnes :. hodint
veeer ]. St6dronsk6ho.
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Vkusny yyber latek ma saty vseho dru-
hu a rozlicnych cen u
Gribben Wilkinson 242 Superior Str
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vyhldsen6.
Co prostfedek proti nemocinl, jake:
Solnaty tok, kozni vyrazen /
na, ostrost krve, pok azeny Ia
lud e k pdleni &ahy,
Neivybornejsi lex proti G.
m g IN ater. 81 eainyIa 2lnte &.
Spolehlivy lex prot
bOleni hlavy
vseho druhu, dychavicnosti n zdpachu z
ust.
OsvJdGeny lex pfi vsech xonskych ne
mocech, bledniGce, zloutenici, zkazene kr-
We zaludkorych kfeci.
Jisty prestiedek proti zimnici rhen-
matismu.
Uzivani iedne lahvc Augsburgskych
kapek usetfi vGtsich vyloh "a l6ky.
% cid. za lahev aneb lahvi "a S1.00
X dostani kazde pofadne lekarn6 neb
pr zaslani obnosu, hlavniho sdadu pro
Ameriku od ...f.. .s
M. Ernst, Cleveland, %.
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Ufadoyna feditele Chudobince,
145 Champlainstr.
Cleveland o, /. kvetna 1875.
Ornament pro pekafe.

Zapecetena nabidnuti pfijimati sc bu-
dou Gfadovne feditele chudobince, 145
Cheamplainstr., svetnice {. IL, do ID.
kvetna 1875, ma dodAvani dobreho, zdra.
vsho bileho chleba do mestskeho chudo-
bince ma cas- jednoho roku, cd Is. kvetna
1875 do 25. kvetna 1876. Zmineny
chleb je kazdeho dasu prozkoumani phi
imuti stewarda lekafe chudobince DO.
droben, Steward ma mnozstvi udati.
Rada ponechava 81 prayo, nabidnuti
pfijmouti aneb zamitnout.
Jmenem rady
John Geny, pisaf.
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PATERA BENEDICTA

u fadu bosakG.)
Engel berska k laster I'm {
iisty prostfedek prot otevfenym ranam
vseho druku, oznobennam, spaleuinam,
1oleni krizi, yfed6m a bolavym prsnim
bradavicim.
Cena skatulky / s ponauGenim % ctd
neb skatulek "a S100
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verejn6 dfkuvzdani.

Cd dlopheho casuitrpel iscm ma xacpu :
a nezazivnost a kdyz jsem zbyteens snsS,a ,
nc penez lekafdm yyhazel, poradil .uanS 1
nekdo, abych zkusil dra. Aug. Koenigs d
Hamburske kapky, .Ponenablym ale st6.
lynn jich uzlVanim jsem konecne lplnA 70
pozdrayil. iadim tedy kazdemu, ,kospu
ma ieho zdravi lispofe penez zalezi, sby. :
ncinil jake ia a koupil 81 feeene kapky. s1la
Josef Pfeiler Chicago. HIss isoi
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Sister Clara, O. s. ", Oarroltor,s. =

New Orleans, La. =
Jelikoz vase ,,Hambnrske kapkyS me-
jen mne ale ijinym dobte poslouz1y, ne:
mohu ncz vyjeviti vam nznahi svoje ot1b,-
jednavam pfi tom novych dyacst 7lahvii.
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SkIad u VI. Ernst, Cleveland, d
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D,yspesii,

+ 80 "a. 3.lsN lt'4. .LlH( ~ IsLtQ .t.9EG.ts
nebo obtiznemu zaSy@pi bolehii hlayy,
boleni Y zadech peech, stishenosti pr,
sou, kasli, kyselemu iihani, zavrati, Cd.
pornosti iistech, boIestem zlocninl, bole
stem ' okQli lelyin stfm. jinyclf q j.
nych nemoci a iich dkazArn, vznikajicim
re spatneho travcni -
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tney an supposed that that kind OF running must
beat him az the end. When Wildldle came down
20 the pluif he leading ten lengths, Preakness
second, GrnsLead third, Iubman fourth. hldde
went out or sight with the advantage eaboye
gwen and wnen he came IN view on the
lower turn he still mad the daylight I'M
diminished. Approaching the three-quarter
pole Preakness ana his followers began
closing on Wildidle. and al the entrance to the
quarterstretcn the latter had not above half
dozen lengths the best OF IL. Coming up the
stretch preakness closed up more OF the daylight
and al the stand at the finish OF the first mile he
leu only four lengths, Preakness second, one
length IN front OF Erlnste2d VINO was Jour lengths
In advance OF Iubman. Gong around tue upper
turn PreakneSs Closed more and more, and a. tae
quarter pole Wnaidle led only two lengths,
PreaEness second. two lengths In 'front.' Of Grin
stead, the latter two lengths IN advance OI IuO-
man. Many then began to shout that FREAK
ness would win the race. they counted
incorrectly, however, as Wilddlc, as ne turned
around the blum, made on again 81 TREMENDOUS
burst. and opened gap oil FOUR lengths before
he passed out OF sight. Preakness second, Two
lengths IN front of Grlnstead, VINO was l ke ais
lance IN advance OF Tubman. When Wndlole
came in sight on the lower turn he was leading
SIX lengths, ana rom the easy manner that ne was
running there appeared no DOUBT that ne mad all
the others beaten. Preakness closed a little az
the three-quarter pole, but Wildidle mad the foot
and he gailoped up the homestretch, apparently
Ia hand and won the race by four lengths, Freak
ness second four lengths ahead or Grlnstead, the
latter a dozen lengths In advance OF TupmaD.
Time, 3:3Sb Tle stakes amounted 10 $4,000.
PREVIOUS WINNERS or THE JOCKEY CLUB HANDI-
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THE swIMMING oHAMPIoNsHIP.

Articles Of agreement have been signed between
J. Il. Johnson, champion swimmer Of the world,
and Thomas Coyie, OF Chester, Pa, 10 SWIM
a match race on the Delaware, from Chester
70 Philadelphia distance efabout sixteen miles.
Tor $1,000 a side. TIE preliminary deposit OF 500
. side has Already been placed In the hands OF
Frank Queen. ana Mr.. James smith, or New York,
IL named in the articles as the dnal stakeholder.
The referee and starter are 70 De appointed here
aifcr.
the question OF the powers OF the physical
endurance OF the men Will unquestlonably b de-
clded as the agreement expressly states tnat I'm
the event from any circumstance whatever Of
our not swimming the iull distance from Chester
~ Philadelphia tHe winner or the race Ia 20 be ne
who swims the greatest distance from Chester
toward Philadelphia C0yle II already In active
training on the Delaware, aud Johnson, after two
weeks 81 preliminary care diet In Philadelphia,
Will return 10 staten Island under the care Of Or.
stcnagel, 20 put 90 the lnisnng touches The
date Of The race has not yet been positively fixed,
out u y understood tnat u vail Oe on ar s1ont
-
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SALE OF THOROUGHBRED HORSES

The sale OF the thoroughbred horses OF Messrs.
Belmont and Lorlllard, az Barkeris auction mart,
tomorrow, Will give persons DESTROYS OF purcnas-
Ing choice blood for breeding purposes an excellent
opportunity. Mr.. Belmont viii dispose OF from
mis- extensive stud SIX stocking uhe winner
or the Kentucky stakes &C Saratoga IN
1872, 5 years old, By Kentucky, dam
Fuke; Manfred, years old, by Kentucky,
Dam Countess or Bessington, Salem,
years Old oy Beadsman winner or the English
Derby In 1881, dam Salamis; salvador, yearling.
by Kentucky, dam Salamis, and Adonls, yearllng,
BY King Fisher, dam sister to Pero Gomez, by
Beadsman. Mr.. LORI ards lot consists or
Attlia winner 81 the Travers stakes last year at
Saratoga, years old, By Australian, dam Ul-
TINA; Alarc, years old, by bennington, dam
Sister 70 Acrobat; LcOnore, years old, BY Nara
gansett, dan bAnglaise, and Evasive, years
Oil, by imported Canwell "a son Of Stockwel0, dam
Evadne, b. Lexington.
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Matte W. jumped on with the lead Survivor
second, Leader third, Biz Sandy fourth, Stock
wood dftn, Kadi sixth, Brigand seventh, Donny-
brook eighth, Carriboo ninth, The HoaNer tenth.
Matte W. led To the bun and around the hill,
Leader second, Carriboo third, Big sandy fourth.
the others in a bunch. When the horses came In
sight on the lower turn Leader was IN 'front.' Sur
ylvor second, CarriDoo thlrd, Stockwo0d fourth,
Brigand nltn. At the tnree-quarter pole
Leader stdl led, Carriboo second, Big
Sandy third, Stockwood fourth, the others
grouped together. When the horses passed
toe stand Leader was two lengths 10 front, Car
riooO second, survivor third, DonnYbrook fourth.
Brigand nth, Big SANDY Sixth, StockwoOd
seventh, Kad( eighth, Matrie w. ninth, The
Boaxer tenth. Leader showed the way around
the upper turn, ahd at the quarter pole was stiIl
two lengths In front OF Survivor, Csrr1boo third,
Brgand. fourth, the others making t9e
best OF their way homo, bus without
the hope or winning Leader kept IN
front around the nil, and 10 the three
quarter pole, but there he was over
taken Dy Survivor, who a. that moment took the
race Ia hand, as 70 All appearances he had a r1gnt
TO. lie came away from Leader as soon as he
entered he homesiretch and won the by
three len xths. Leader second, two lengths ahead
OF CarriDoo, Brigand fourth, Donnybrook NTH,
Matte w. sixth, StOckwO0d seventh Big SANDY
eighth, the Hoaxer ninth, kadl tenth. Time,
3:14.
And thus ended the fourth day at Jerome Park.
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The start was effected alter six or seven break
Always, ION Ocalltfee leading, Gavin second,
Cnesapeake third Wine buTke fourth, warwick
fish. KhaGANantnus sixth, AatadOr seventh the
others In a group. While Burke ran TO the 'front.'
soon after leaving toe post. ana Das nrst at the
OCnutree tbtrd, warwick fourth. Baymlnster hItn
krstla6s siXtn, MatadOr AID khadananthus
seventh ana eighth, the Others so close together
mat 1t Is Impossible 10 say wnlcn besf, out 1t
was easily seen that 10 Germs was last OF the To-.
me horses ran up the quarter stretch In a bunch
mead IN front Of chesapeake, wno was also a mead
ia advance OF Tom OchHtree, Warwick
fourth, Aristdes ntn, Gavin siXta. Bay
Minister seventh, ozark elghts, Rhacamanthns
with Matad0r tentn TIE others tailed on. Calvin
ran TO the IRONS a. ne passed around the upper
Wine Burke second, Tom OcntltTee tnird, Ans
tides l0urtn, Chesapeake hltb Miner slxtn ozark
seventh, tue others trailing. Coming down 20 the
ulun CALVIN ran away IRON the others, Willie
BurKe second, Tom 0cnitree third. Aristdes
fourth, Chesapeake nlth, Miner slxln, Matador
aud Rnadamantnus next, then ozark aud Miner
al the otBers practically out or the race. CALVIN
showed the way around ths hul aud
came IN slRnt on the lower turn four
lenglns in iront Of Tom Ochfltree. ArlsfIdes
thrd, Knadamanthus fourth, ChesaIeake
nftn Miner sixth, tue others following az snort
distances APART Tom OChlltrce began to quit as
soon as ne got into the homestretch. and as the
other horses dasned up toward the winning post
10 looked a. n AcGrath's three we're 70 De FIRST
second ana tnird. calvin won tue race by TWO
leMQ rs. AristiGes second, Miner TIN q, Cnesa
peske iourfn, ozark attn, hhadamanth thus SIXTH
Tom Ochltree seventh. NarSicK eighth, Mataaor
ninth. Baymlnster TENN, 10 Germs eleventh
CARA fourteenth Time Of The dash, 2.42l4. Inc
kraKe amounted 70 N4.TH0
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FIVE EXCITING RACES
Springbok, Calvin, WiIdidle, Spindrilt and
Survivor The Winners,

A delightfully."- cool breeze, Z large concourse Or
spectators ana total absence 81 dust ana con-
fusion tended to render tle fourth day OF the
spring meeting at Jergma Park the most enjoy
able and successful o. the season. The neat CUB
house, surrounded BY IT, in mature forest Of nrs,
raised upon tiny mound overlooking al, as
with proud concousness OF pre-emmence, was
n course the centre Of attracuon. The veranda
On the east side, facing the course, was occa-
tled by hundreds OF visitors. mostly ladies', II
1ght summer attire. Tue caars and seats On
the declivlty leading from the northern entrance
we're also taken up by ady visitors ana tnetr
friends. Numerous drags, suggestive u iaFss
families aud pletnorc hampers STOOD
In front on the slo7lng lawn Bas
lr the centre 81 social attraction was
situated on the west side q the course, the east
eide was centre, 50 70 speak, OF beauty ana
activity. Thousands ~ well dressed gentlemen
paraded, almost neryousl,, 70 anu lro 10 'front.' -
the grand stand, som times listening Tor mo
~ .,, go ga o,r ras,la tha horses
young man. VINO 500 aha 4ea01u 'As ''oi'es
aud jockeys. too, II his story was - oe creulted'
then taking to the trace as II to BE In closer ac
s.-s rst.h 80 eno-t \ "a sav That norton Of
the stand set apart or MEMBERS 81 the Jockey
r,inh ana their families ana riends was literally
~, !, ,oortng CON tho front
pAOA0u' @H1' - ,.
presented q charming sea Of elegant
ana va~tavafed fam4le headdFeeseS OF
- = -, 80 .-.o, 80 -
blue ana Wnte ana nAufc 3uu slseA' OiaH~0
and purple. The banks 70 the rear OF the course
~ ~ aast aide ware GRO NIed on potn sid "a of tie
- o.,.,,.-, ,,,,,., =,
Uand, thousanos occupying eASsH0A1 Po'l's :
vantage enabling them TO see al the races ana
$50. ,n,,~ r,orov :, basama time Tne number
$500 $500 ~ w., ~.
ofvehieles ia the vicinity n We coutss W ANUS
unprecedented, tending 10 show that The attend
$50 -. ,arv iarra
49, - 80 - ,. -. c,,
And * was really Oeautlhi atetnoon iot he3u
snort The sun was hid behind clouds that were
r,n,na. - .aa+an,n, vyir,or+ ,a.ctpy am one IL
o1lnS 80 -
seriously entertain tne thOaght 81 ran. me
Ecenery ana veroure. picturesque aud fresh, gave
: . -,,t. ! 49,, a,t !, o.s,p. asnec-
oeFerJ 'h'ns wv 60 o"-."
Pans were not In demand 70 any extent am
,cad drinks coula scarcely cave stood at 1 pre-.
-. rn .t.3,or y. ro~ov.a part roors II
uiiuA' Aa5 '474'o4 - $500
vain Tor the httie d0is am droAeU o.
seryable on English courses or the intensely
.-, s,,-.l,,a,, -, ~ .,,..r,o,,s - t,o,cl,
sA01eeu 4Au''11 u1s a." - ~
courses. But there Is q respectful CO.'S defatlon
"a language that tue most astlalous could nos
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BASE BALL.

match game was played at Communipaw
yesterday between the employees OF opdycKe, Ter
~ a Steele, and HARRISON, SINNER A Co., which
resulted In victory for the representatives oftne
former firm by a score Of IS TO IL.
The employees OF John Mott 4 co. aud or william
n. Lyon co. PLAYED game OF base ball on the
HoboKen grounds yesterday. Mott Co. won, the
score standing a. to 10
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AOUATICs

THE sparEG REGATTA OF THE NEREfD BOAT
CLUB, or BROOKLYN.
The annual spring regatta OF the Eereid Boat
Club, Of Brooklyn, took place yesterday afternoon
from On the clubs boat house az the loot OF court
street. The steamer Fort Lee was chartered by the
CLUB for the occasion and made q call at the foot
or Montague street, where sac was quickly loaded
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The horses had a good start rom the furong
poe. RISK then dashed 10 the 'front.' follow ed by
SpinGrit, then Warrior, Coronet four b. Going
around the upper turn Risk sho we'd the way, and
DRIFT second, six lengths ahead OF Coronet, who
was nall length ahead OF Warrior. As the hol SEES
came down 10 the blum Splndriit ran close up TO
Risk and they soon left the others hepelessly In
passing around the hill Splndrlt had command
ing lead, wnicnbe never nIterward relnqulshed,
and he came home an easy winner by four lengths,
TASK second, a dozen lengths IN advance OF War
rior, Coroner fourth. Time OF the mlle, 2:O34.
FIFTH RACE.
PURSE $G00 the winner to be sold at auction
for 80 500 II entered to be sold at $4,000, allowed
lbs II for 81, 800 ibs. for $1,000 y lbs; II
Tor $500, 10 los. one mile ana three-qu"rters.
A. NJ Burton's b. b. survivor, by Vandal. dam
by Lexington, years old, $1,000, 100 los.
(Jonn onl ............
Thos. Puryearis br. c. Leader, by bennington,
dam Jessie Dixon, years old, s., 600. IS lbs.
Jo Dononue's b. h. Carriboo, by Lexington,
Gam Alice Jenes, years old, $1,000, lo2 lbs.
N. ii. sanfordis b. c. Brgand, by Planet dam
imp. Britannia Ain, years old, 81, 500, los
lbs. Felksl 1880.
John Conee's Q. n. Denny brook, BY Lightning
dam Jessamlne Porter, years old, $1,000,
lO2 los Qieywoodl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s
Eta Shippen, years old, $780, 90 los.
fCiarEl
ID j. Bannatyne's ch. h. St0ckwood, by Aste-
roit, dam Alabama, aged, $1,000, I05 lbs. BAR
{. j. Salyeris ca. c. Big sandy, by Australian,
Dam Gennera, years old, $500, 90 los.
fktcnarGs0nl ................-.....
J. +. Chamoerlln's b. c. Tue Hoaxer, by War
Dance, dam Lass OF sidney, years old, $500,
% Ibs. (sparnngl Q
Time, 3:llL.
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THE FouRrH FACE.

The FOURTH RACE
THE MEMBERS CUP OF the value or $500. added to
a handicap sweepstakes OF SIS each; play or pay !;
the second horse to save his STAKE; members or
the Clue 10 ride; lowest weight, 40 lbs three TO
start or no race. one mile aud an eighth.
STARTERS
J. Donahue,s CHI. h. Spindrit, by Bonnie Scot
land, dam by Wagner, aged, los lbs. perry
BelnOuD
p. Lorlllard's b. c. RISK, by Revolver, dam
Syren, years old 40 lbs (Clasonl ........... 2
S. d. Bruce's b. <. Warrior, by War Dance, dam
by Yorkshire, years OLD. l42 lbs. 3D. PurdyI. 8
Alex. ID. Browns b. h. Coronet, by Jonesboro'.
dam Garland, wears old. l56 lbs. TX. Centred 4