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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1889-07-20
SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1889.

The French Government has auth
orized the issuance of bonds and
guaranteed the interest thereon, for
the Panama canal in the sum of $780,
n00 ono
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1889-07-20
NOTICE.

N THE PROBATE COURT OF
j the County of Yuma, Territory
of Arizona, in the matter of the
estate of D. M. Harwood, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition
of John Gandolfo, the administrator
of the estate of D. M. Harwood, de-
ceased, praying for an order of dis
tribution of the residue of said estate
among the persons entitled; it is
ordered that all persons interested in
the estate of said D. M. HARDWOOD,
deceased, be and appear before the
Probate Court of said County of
Yuma, at the Court House of said
County, the Oath day of July, A. D.
1889, at 10 o'clock a. M, then and
there to show cause why an order of
distribution should not be made of
the residue of said estate, among the
heirs of said deceased, according to
law.
Dated July 18th, 1889.
G. H. BRINLEY,
Probate Judge.
SAMUEL PURDY,
Attorney for Administrator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-31
MINOR SPORTS OF THE DAY.


The cricket season was opened LIVINGSTON. s. L..
yesterday by match between the second eleyens Of the
Staten Island Cricket Club and Young Amarea Club OF
Philadelphia. Tho home team suffered defeat by score Of
40 70 101.
The YOrye Yacht Club had their 9th open spring re-
gata yesterday. The from imaginary line
between an anchored sgboat and the steamboat landing
Oak PoIrt; and around Gengway Buoy from leo
windwaf1 for the cabin AMI b and mansll boats
and and around Stepping Stones for the eafgged classes
The winners were Class A (cabinl, Emma AMI Alice
Class (cabIn), Forsyth Class Cib and mansah, Flor
Tate; Class (catrigged. Jessie; Class il (cat
riggedy Bessie Clss (catrigged. Nollie Mccarthy:
Class (catrigged). Harry q.
The annual picnic ald games OF the ST. PatrcHs Aih-
America held yesterday in Joness Wood add
attended by large numbers OF Irish and American
sympaihirers with the Home Rule struggle Gold and
silver medals awarded to those who took part In the
various contests
The Kings County Cricket Club and tho Amateur
League city played twonnings match I'm Central
Park yesterday afternoon Kings County scored % runs
In the first and 90 the second innings; the Amateur
League 80 IN the first and 80 for the six Wczets IN
the second innIngs when the stumps were pulled
The spring indoor handicap games Of the Young Mems
Christian Association Of the Oranges were held yesterday
afternoon in tho Park Rink l4rge audience was present.
Albany May 8o-The Manhattan Cricket Club or
Brooklyn defeated the cricket team Of the Ridgenelo
Athletic Club to-day by one inning and 100 runs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-31
p,crvc IN THE MUD At IAToT1A.

Cincinnati May 3O-The tenth day at Latonia was
cold and wet The track was q sea OF mud and The
Jockeys and horses were sights to behold at The
finish II was favorItes day in all tho races except
do 1ohacro Stakes which was by Zulu a
a % shot in the books, while Maori, the favorite
was second.
First race--seng. for three year ODDS and upward
D hirlongs KsdAF Khan, lOI LNlenl, 10 ..
was first Cupid, lis lBayhciQ : to second, and
Mail ~ Orlcans 100, Ia |, thlDl. Time-l 30 IL
second race Sweepstakes for hrce-y car.ods and
upward, $500 added one mile and sssysnY Ea nSi
IcwcI nan 100 (Si0yall, 10 ., was first unluchy,
Ss Gsinneganl TO !. second: and May o., VI
cNieb, . 70 !, third. Time :51 a.. .., ,,,,r,,
Tblrd race Purse for three yoarods ana uP"hrG,
one mile. Marchma, 1913 (wsrwicb' to !, was
first clifford 1o7 oX 70 D. SG@ond a'd S"''''"
~ Fourth raneThe Tobacco Stake selling Tor t 1!
zoo oo Allan 10 l. was hst; Maori, liz (stnVal
q % 4 second, aud Leontlno, 1913 FlnpcgalD' d /" l.,
iSiitb rare-selllng. for two-year.ods % mile
gnen Douglas, 90 lstcPpe to L. |aS npS1, 100
raw, 10 !, third. Tme-l 100 L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-31
]. B. Haggin's Oh. G, Ransom, ia.

j. H'ssn'' Oh q F RsasSa rs T. "wniam"
sasf AND ES e aSS syG Reporter and Ransom
ssSs paid = $ s s. place L SO 80 Eric
Esis lea Crater and sunshine turn where
aSf essa Before Ssd RaS Who
Sd Sy SS n G Ssa T9
ss:' Rs0s and F @s 81 & ssaIs BY
followed by Orator Sunshine ana Ransom named
sifbBE dFs MiE AS EAGE GOO
S, aSsPR,: eh m Aures by AlgerlncrsanIS
Davis Z Halls or. SSsdin9s; iS:::.{HadeFsoHj
IsttIng. straight no piaee-Aureia to 10 oriramme
MStg.l.-A grells paid g IS
lead HfS g sSe head du the S %cT e
SSn Gsfas s by RS S SsGSa Hayward
SEVENTH RAcE-pToFEsE ! SSfGG2 Pp IRREGULARITIES
VIM. Iah.lsna's b. Miracle t5
TSssIRs SiiiSsaq WIia%
wilaps's q. m. Queen Of Hearts lS7 I4c1nSSl
S:.S SSisS:i s'sOs s''' General Nay ,Rs2
NsGS%SSs' en EDI Tsesy
y. Rsf s sas s ss Te Msao and and
Arab HSseP and an and 20 Sh Annie Il ~ IS %
aud 10 10 l.
Mutuals-Mracle straight paid Sl9 90, place eS 90
MirabCau place cit go
Mirabeau first away, but Miracle took up the
running once getting length TO length ami half
10 front, Queen OF Hearts running next length before
Miiabeau Mirabeau the Queen In the stretch,
but Miracle ne liked by two and half lengths,
MirNbeau I'VE lengths in front OF Little Minnie Third
EIGHTH RACE-SwEEPSTAKES. eco EACH, $500
ADDED. BIRENZI BARRED. ONE MILE.
osrlta yrs Ito S IDOane)
A. j. Cassatps On. EOlo. g. 115 .uIaywardl
Ramspo Stables CD. c. Charlie Dreux, T. lo2 Gear.
Jos I'D ii;oa lon S9
- Or willlams)
Manhattan Stables b. e. Rha;tsn, g. 95 (CosteloJ
Time-l "a.
Betting straight and plaee-king Crab 70 and
l 10 g. Geronimo to l and evens Eolo 70 l and
to 8, Charlie Dreux TO and TO l, khafan 10 TO
NusSSl:- KiSs Crab straight paid soaS, place 'aASi
The start quickly made. Ehattsn and Charlie
DreuN In the van. King Crab and Folio got In front
they went about Picnic hin and at onea went Right
away from the others King Crab was as much too
Eolo the Cassatt animal for the others
King Crab won in n big gAllop by lengths. Folio
second length before charlie Dreux, who was twice
the distance In front OF khaitan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-31
AyUylUCKY BEEECURING METHOD.
MONEY WASTED EXPERIMENTING WITH wYo
MING ArR-TuE scHEME ABANDONED.

Nancy WASTED EXPERIMENTING WITH WYo:
MING ArR-TuE SCHEME ABANDONED.
sherman, Wy. r., May 23 (SpecisD. Several
wars ago company formed In England
,or IN, purpose Of putting up u meatcuring estab-
lisbment The onginaors thought the air was 80
nure here, and circulated freely, that they do
slcp.d TO utilize It iu curing American meats, which
could DO shipped to England without refrigerator
rontrlvances A great deal OF capital was secured a
,.mmoh sruc ture was erected for Strengthening pur-
nos.s and air passages arranged In which to
hang the dressed meats. Old timers bereabouts
or,,,ed with the manager OF the company that tho
scheme would not work, but were met with the scorn-
mi repv that the Americans were not up to English
scIence twenty-five thousand dollars were expended
IN getting tho experiment III readiness and the hrst
rprrhase Of a bunch Of boefcattle was made. They
we're hoigbt by an experienced cow-man, who sub
soouently induced the manager to ship them to CHI
cs,o. where they were marketed at good profit.
The next purchase was 1000 head OF sheep. They
wee slaughtered and the eaFcases were hung In the
laIns soon some of thsm began 20 SPOIL and tho
establishment was pronounced failure. Some OF
tho ealcusses were shipped to Cheyenne TO tho
markets. but nearly all spoiled. Tho property was
allowed 10 90 neglected until about two years ago
an EnglIsh gentleman came over 10 work the matter
nm Iio claimed 10 have put 100000 In tho OrganiLa-
workmen began TO remove some of tho material and
tnachHnry 10 other places, few days ago tho No
naming parts Of tho machinery In the meat kiln were
taken away and nothing remains now but tho bare
nosts outlining tho air pasSageway. But few posts
stand as . rolio II monumental folly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-31
GOOD WORK or A NEW YACHT.
THE EDNA SHOWS HER HEELS TO FLEET OF
DOATS

boats,
Tho Knlckerbockrr Harht Club held It's annual
spring regatta yesterday, and succeeded In getting
great deaf Of sport ont OF the affair The day opened
with thick fog, which hung like cheese ever tbs
fleet, which had assembled at Port Morris. Hail
an hour before the start tho wind was mid, blowing
almost directly from tho cast, but fr'shen d up grail
uaIly until It blew a gaze a. the same time shlfinS
TO the south. The start made promptly at 10
o'clock, the yachts drifting over the line and many
of them being Handicapped.
Tho feature VI the day was the performance OF the
new ca,-riggrd yacht Edna, designed AMI built by
TLoma, Weber, OF NcERochcilc, for Mess. d'ieFe
and Ncwbould. The Edna Is only - foot Ihch''
ON m, watcr-lino, but has IL feet beam Is 10 l.
,,ct wide astcrn and draws ouly /" feet OF Wa'Tr
sbr I'm, a lj-fOot mast with - feet OF loom anu -
fect nf rad Her enormous main,all ehTeu ne, u
,bc front OF the arct, and kept bcr thrte al uAy
With Tho execution OF a few minutes al hahsNAy hu,
bcn Ihs old champion slOOp Dora TOOK inc Ica VIM
,h. Edna Wns taking IN a double reel lhc cta'h Cat
hnot caught the lead again and came IN a. INC heH
~ Tho no,t but the delay IN rccins cost nor lho BIN
,i,naI onerrd for the test time over the cnuF>'.
oTbe rIIb had chartered tho Iron Sieamboit taurus
% t,lnU the race and the big steamer was CFO"uru
,Dut sneciators OF the Regatta lOmmiuoo, a;
Varan. " I. Alexander and d. T. Charlton uI1nas"u
the regatta. ,,,,.
CLASS l.-SIOOPS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-31
CLOSING DAY AT GRAvEsEND.
A nR1L1IANr PROGRAMME AND LARGE AT
TENDANCE.

TENDANCE.
The Brooklyn Jockey Club closed the gates OF the
Grayesend course yesterday, after thirteen days OF
racing They viii not be opened again until the
middle Of September The meeting has been the most
successful ia the history OF the association The at
tendance on the last day nearly a. large rs on
the first ind the enthusiasm was quite as intense.
There were eight Hanover. who hai no superior
as splinter the frst halfmile dash, In gallant
style August Belmont took tho second with Belinda
and the third, tho fremont Stakes with PahShah.
lie did not start ST Carlo because the colt has not
been doing well since his victory IN the race for the
Great American STAKES Senator Hesrsrs BAllarat
also was withdrawn, 20 tho keen disappointment Of
the public Tho Fort Hamilton Handicap went TO
Tenny, an outsider in the betting, and his owner.
d. T. Pulsifcr, won some els. 900 on the race. The
time :54 is but q second slower than the record,
and is the fastest at the distance ever Iun by
q three yearoM Tcnny with amazing case.
pulled up. This colt cost Mr. Puislfer S24j at W. L.
Scott's breskng.up sale. lie was so small and In
significant, in appearance that tho trainer "sniP
Donovan, did not want him In the stable. and In,
formed Mr. Puifer with much heat that no was not In
the habit OF training jackrabblts or ponies nny VIII
make q strong bid for the Volunteer Handicap, for
which he is entered at 100 pounds BY his Fort
Hamilton victory be earns penalty Of four pounds,
which makos his burden very comfortable one.
lie gave D. ID. withers's Majordomo twelve pounds
and could have doubled II and won. And Major
domo is good colt, ono Of the raGiiesIiookiim n
When be starts t'' again Gneie william Daiy toGk
Il. respectively King Idle, who ran hard race on
Wednesday, captured the sixth, and the seventh
won't 70 David Gideon's Stonington. II was great
day for the boolmskers many Of whom cleared enough
to tctre on for good But for nght sho%or SCSss
In excellent condition and the management IN every
respect fsultlcss But the startlng-wei, me less
said about that the better for the public PauehSe
racing community Of unpleasant thing, ~ Is 70 pc
future conane his efforts TO the jersey mud holes.
DETAILS OF THE RACES.
FIRST RAcE- sS5E MhLS Mri H. EACH $1,000
Dyer Brothers Hanover BY ilhdoo-E g%SrsI,
August Bsnsnss s + e F t Rns ito iiS
Ssl Mg s ps.i, Tg'i sSs xs SyaSag
s. W S'fs'S' Blk %,S S.EsSa u ii'.'::Ir'nny' o
yol ss.tSF s',.ghs and 3 ED MaJ e
10 jy Pc SSa Igc 5a5stsSt 10 to
esS.f Cd asi hsa % e e"'
as Rnss s SS straight paid $40 90 place S'o 0o
r.s % kg o. syf &c: "a gssRRsGR
n ss' af n1 5Ss'; v e. ne
Shsss 9Slsy A hs STRIDE psIsq. q niue Hss Eefs
lin snd pas Hsnoysr se Up soon iter ?nIsIed
sss.; s:, Ps.
sss isna sS;' DsorS Forest S Ras
sEcoNp, RASEzHASpIcAg swEEpsTAEEs. $50
August sis BELL gS0H AR Ssaa. y = ssis
W. iIss JsasiH H B. frank Ward 100 tesS S
" RsIy !. B. y The neusoess. lOO.,
g. s'F FSl.ssas g. Io'R g1Sbsf Ban lssSs
L !! Ia mSs Sir oyd S'iS as.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-31
A rnorrsr no rnE NoRruEnN plrEcrons.

Concord. n. H. May SO-At the annual meeting OF the
Northern Railroad Company today the following directors
wcre chosen ANah w. SullowRy George w. Nosmlth
George T. Tudd Josiah H. Benton. T Sss Pierce, Ben
Iamin T. Cheney and Urel H. Croker. Z. badger, Of
Concord asked the drcctrs why It was that the stock
holders receiving only cent from the boston
ana Maine Railroad when the Concord Road was willing TO
Iay per cent lie b. hoped the directors would
sppu the contract with tho Boston Maine Railroad
once unless that corporation would pay cent and
offered protest agalnss the present arrangement as
in ncs TO OF the stockholders The protest
was placed on records OF the meeting A. W. Sulo
way OF Franklin was chosen president; William A. Foster
clerk George A. Kete treasurer and George T. Todd, Of
Concord, assistant treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-31
QUESTIONS FOR THE SHIPPERS OF IOWA.

Des MoinsS, May 9o-Goyernor Larrabee's onice has
been supplied with large batch OF printed circulars which
are being 70 tho shippers Of the State propoundng
follows:
First How DO the local freight rates on the railroads
psronled by you with the rates in force two
yesrs agoi
Second Are the present rates satisfactory 20 the ship
peFs OF your locality
Third. II they satisfactory. state In what re-
succt tho present tariff deemed deficient or unjust
Fourth Has the passenger service in your locality de-
Perforated, and II 80, " what eNtenti
Fifth Are you IN favor OF State control OF rallr5asf
Sixth. What railroad legislation. II any would you
recommend for the futurof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-31
ooon TIME IN SPITE OF THE FOG.

Tho Atlantic Yacht Club yesterday held is formal open
, ,.rr.loo on the clubhouse ana basin, Fiitynfth'
-, brooklyn Tho club suffered, aS did other Yacht
% from the thick fog which hung over the ncgheorins
waters In the morning The ceremonies OF tho day were
,o,ore DELAYED somewhat beyond the times previously
r,,,ood for Shortly after 10 o'clock however the
Atlantic feet anchored In two lines, ono hundred yards
nar, ana paracI TO the shore The schooner classes ana
tho nrst four classes OF sleeps formed the outer ns ths
Athlone yIeeCommcdore Ravens on the risnI Inv VS.
., ~" de-, formed inside with the Fanny Rear Commo-
dorn FISke, on the right ,
At about II o'clock q gun announced the ho'suhs OF
TIA iuh signal on tho clubhouse flagstaff and beginning
on tho Right Of the lines each vessel In the io'Aoh
salued the burgee with gun. The Saiu'0 Ns s"i,
soa ,v .no,he, run At the clubhouse, and the feet
sighed anchor md sailed over courses 70 Buoy Log
souhwsst Spit and 10 Buoy IL West Bank Tspeo'vey
Tho nee was informal there being no prizes or e.',n'
cation. Tho afternoon and evepips wef' IN o.,s"a0S
clubhouse with tho usual programme OF !ouy s'Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-31
TINE p,rERsOy PONTOFFICE BURNED.

Tho postoface at Paterson, ". j.. was destroyed
~ Are at an carly hour yesterday morning II was
.,ro.storv frame building nosr the Erie Depot, and
vas owned aud occupied by Postmaster James Brick
who kept general store. All the books belonging TO
the Government, together with quantity OF man
matter and stamps, were destroyed. The hre Is De
No. On have been of lnccndiary origin. The Erie
,.ou agent says that before no left the depot last
a,ght he saw susplciouslookng man lettering about
the place, and when he noticed that Tho agent was
a.,os,ng him he skunk away The total loss is about
m 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-31
THE JEROME PARK ENTRIES.

With generous purses and liberal conditions It Is
strange that all tho in the jerome Park pro
gramme for to-day did not al well. The apparent
indifference Of owners can be accounted for only oil
tho ground that they are saving their horses for
richer prizes that may be picked UP in the aruous
campaign that IL before them But they should Te-
member that q little sure money is better than
an uncertain hltuTe. Long Knight walks over for
the purse in tho second The NTH race did not
MI, but another has been substituted entries for
which, together with those for tho seventh close
at the track ut O'Clock
There Is one race the programme that VIII
satisfy every lover OF bighclasS sport. The Ladies'
Stakes brings out tho bellies Of the turf-AuricomA,
Fides Holiday, Ssnor4ta. Gypsy Queen and Others q
bevy Of superb young ladies that VIII mako COZ
test to rave over Au1cOma should VIM ana II The
track is good Ftdes should run second. In mud
Holiday ought to get the place.
The first race should 60 TO May Queen. Telephone
second ,,,
Khaitan ought to win the third race, Brown Charlie
second.
These are the entries:
FIRST RACH-PURSE seoo. MAIDEN TwoYEAR,
oLDs FIVE AND HALF FURLoNGs.
NAME W., Name W.T.
Telephone -....-........11a May oueen..-...-..ll lilo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-31
.ur rorr RESULTED ~ TIE WORMS DEATH

THE JOKE RESULTED IN THE VICTIMS pEATA
ssDncI smith, shoemaker. ntysix years Old died yes
100 AZ tho Harlem Hospital from rupircd artery IN
he brain lie was admitted to the hospal on may ~
~. snd he fell upon his head. receiving the INJURY which
.,eo IN hls death Coroner MessemsF last plight In
1890 ~. poes TO arrest the three Saith lived
sonewhsrs in Tenth'sYs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-31

sports OF the Athletic Club of the Y NJ C. A. here this
afternoon were lucky. J. O. Devereux was two gold
and three silver medals zaehariah A. Cooper two gold
and Two silver ones, Z. ID. Iange gold medal and
q. l. SaTTe . silver one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-31

GENERAL f. NJ. BIDDLE SUCCEEDED BY HIS SON.
Carlisle, Penn, May 80 lspeciaD-At meeting Of
the Board OF Directors OF the Cumberland Valley Rail,
road Company held to-day, william NJ BIdde, OF this
city, was elected treasurer OF the road To succeed his
father General Edward NJ. Bddle, who filed the
Office for nity years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-31

WARNED OFF THE NEWMARKET COURSE.
1opdop Nav 9O-The Jockey Club has warned Lord
r,+,os DouVlas off the Newmarket for defaulilng
In hat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-31
MEDALS WON BY THE MANHATrANs.

philadelphia, May 30 gpecfaD.-rhe members OF tne
x,nbatian Athletic Club who took part In the summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-31
| OTmrNrn n,l1. wrIrrn.WrIGHr MANnICAP.

go EACH $1,000 ADDED SlN ltElDS.S'
ID, td1eOu's b. &. NiOungoh % nuiTtn,- gaIl,i.yi
3 yrs. los 60. w, nah'aur!
r. Tay0I's ch h. Bsn Clcche, 10 ...iS ~ hlsh,
/, Nafttns c Sea Drift 3, llH. 81 "h,,1uIny
Clifton Stables Oh: Anomaly H.. DghhT}
J. Nv Longs Ch. T. Th'ofa T. II. ..-'rri Nt ,aFsy
& " stpers On. c, Umpire, 4, los 49,. u f'hml y
n r. DonoNan's Oh. Y. Valley stream = w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-31

SEyFNTH-PURSE, s7o0. SELLING. ECHI|OH1S
Entries 70 close ct the track a. y. IN.
First rseo at 80 p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-31
Hsmpstead Stables on z. Codstrcan. g. ne l;sf@i,U
4. Joncss b. c. RsRulu. 4 10 ,.....-''.'MeD'fmo'"

neunr strTg6L ena n ~ Ia Clochc aid In,
Uire Z 20 l ami 70 .. Theota : 10 hnh 10 =,
Anomaly 10 10 and 20 ]. lVgnlns ana I"ia nL''m
IL "a and O 10 J. Valley Stream, 20 10 ana 70 -
Auction pOols-Fed s2j. Ban Coche sl2' seaurl'
Gil ,,. II. -, on ,l,.. ak IN q.
ClattSr was Withdrawn. To yrry bad starr 1hrorn
was the show; she ir1 70 the h'dJ OF ' m
'tctch closely attended by Ban GlUchs In IN" nun IN
bloomington came up and won easily ~ "hg'hi Bah
fiorhe sacDnd a length before Scafhft third
TrGUTU RkCE-sWET.PSTL MAIDEN TWO.
NEAR.nIng. go IACM. 81 600 added. 1--WE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-31

Betting straight and place-onwSrd 10 l and 10
3 Insight 70 20 and 4 20 D. Ufbanna I ~ | and q 90
8, BaFstelr colt O 90 l and o ]. RO-e RAIDER colt
M0rha and Centaur 10 10 and % l, Ripley Is 10
/ and 90 l.
Auction roCls-Ffeh 500, Onward as Insight slo.
&utuals-U Tblnna straight paid E27 IS, place 80 Is
Martha place e3l O5.
This vas a OutTaK,nusy bad st9rL Ripley prae.
post. The Others scattered
over the track with the I;osa Kador colt length
and half bfOrr UfbaunA Martha third, onward fourth.
UrbanDA drew out thc torn, and not being headed
by marrow squeeze by head Martha Nds over
hPuilne her every stride and had the post been
Jump further on Uncle William Daly would have got
only second money. Martha bcat CentauF length iOT
the place. No bid for the winner.
SIXTH RACR-PURsE 900. SELLING. ONE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-31

UTOIhtI6 '' y
49, Time 90 IL.
pcttrng straight and paccGramcrcy TO and 20 o.
Cara Min q 20 I and cyenS Mani" u. 60 nn1 rN"nN
FrsiIty % ard % l. Ken~ood % and to l. Bone
1T Auction poosIIIeld eos Gramcrcy Ill. Dryers pair
$40. ..--,z,, ,.,, .,- O., r,,,o an u, .
DIVERS pair place ~ %. - -.
Mamts "a rnn through the fuT0ng ana never being
headed IN walk bY TWO lsnHthH beheh1 S'oohd'
head before Grsmercy third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-31

Betting straight and pace-Deyotee 70 and 70 8,
hssanan TO and eYens Phoebe and Homeopathy 70
n9 to l. Druidess 10 70 and 70 l. Paradox 20 TO
.al 70 T. Bsysran 30 % and 10 70 l. May Queen 20
hstaals-J A. A. II. Morrss entry straight paid $40
HsSs ~ 20 Devotee place % IS, . -, ,-.,- -
. Homeopathy and Rainbow got Of slightly leading, but
ec space was quickly closed %. Homeopathy was ~
hoSs e the head Of the ssreacs Deyotee Paradox and
l ns,ins sy length; Devote second, one length IN
The tai Taee mile ana three lxttenths was 9
ssK:eyes fes Bifenn ridden by Hayward.
SvLkrH DECORATION STAKES. ESQ EACH,
&. TfJ3i 200 ADDED. ALL AGES BIG MILES
Il p.s1atrs b. b. Eufrs, by Eolus-Matestle yrs,
Bley9s B. j. X h., g. BsrsenI :
soasof staoles b. Gypsy queen, B. 107 (Anderson)
4 -. TlH.s-2 s08.
esnsssAs 1879 .isiges spd pisee-y ,. sysns ana out
Ha'Sss, IL. .srslsAs paid ss 30 peoe $780,
~. a 2. syfaDs sway IA the lead, but GypsY Queen
ne fsaosns sgsy. going pest the stand wifb Rarus
ssSe1S Earus. A. -. and Gurus then left the
VA ~ ~ ssf We COED struggle % the stre.eh Egrus
tynss en-. isasfAs, j. a, D. forty lengths ahead Of
lisTI sAoE5wlTHrRs STAKES. eco EACH.
ia s@sspivs b e. Diabio b. Eoius--1tfsee Darling
essss Eds, lis .1itisyMsra
1<6e5s {,oEegs d! Reporter (ABdersonj
XE $500 tss.ssshL s9nshlne. lpe. Cgupnl