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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
4 PROTEST FROM CHAIRMAN WILKES.

Chicago June Is SpeclaD.-ChaiTman Wilkes, OF
the Interstate Commerce Railway Commission has
made vigorous protest against further reduction IN
grain rates in a letter to the Interstate Commerce Com
mis- sion. He takes a text proposed recommends
ton for reduction Of cents in the wheat rate and :.
cents in the corn rate from Western states lie de
carcs that the testimony secured by the Commission all
,howcd there should be further reduction In rates,
and that the railroads not gwen proper nearing
should the reductions be made as proposed. IN iowa,
Nebra ,ka, Kansas Missouri North and south DAKOTA
and Minnesota Chairman Walker says the Commission
will have rendered the largest money judgment ever
attempted to be pronounced by a human tribunal
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NEWARK,
OLD SOLDIERS RENEWING FRIENDSHIPS

OLD SOLDIERS RENEWING FRIENDSHIPS.
The third annual reunion Of the Second Brigade
New Jersey Volunteers held in Association Hall
Yesterday. Three hundred veterans were present in
Guiding General Daniel +. Sickles, General Francis
Price, General James +. Rushing and Colonel Baker
General Robert McAliser Is the president of the asso
citation. Speeches made by Governor Albeit,
General William +. Sewe General Joseph b. Carr,
General Iiaftz General Rushing, Mayor Haynes and
others. General Theodore Rnnyan read letter from
General sherman, expressing the latter's sorrow al
his inability to be present.
General f. Burd Grub the orator Of the day.
lio spoke hour. detailing the history Of the
brigade. and paying high compliment TO the bravery
OF Phil kcarny, its leader and commander. General
Rushing in appropriate speech, presented to Gen
eIal SicklcS elegant gold badge. General Sicklcs
made stirring speech. expressing his pleasure at re
ncwng the friendship formed the field Of battle in
front Of Williamsburg and Gettysburg.
Officers were elected as follows: President, Gen
eral Francis Price secretary Captain y. u. Titus ::
treasurer. Lieutenant J. H. Talon, with W. Hand.
Captain John Langstch. George y. senior, Major
T. W. Baker and John \. Redngo vice presidents,
representing the several regiments In the brigade.
After the election dinner served in Hebrew
Hall.
Tho WcSf End Athletic Association ie nnroa tinp
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INSPECTING THE WEST VIRGINIA CENTRAL.

Baltimore. June 15.-Ex-rnited states senator
Davis president of the West Virginia Central Railway
Company. and J. Boykin Lee. car agent Of the com
pany, started to-day for tour Of inspection OF the
road. The guests of President Davis are James t.
Blaine Rcdheld Proctor, William Window. Thomas
f. Bayard. Nathan COL, f.. KuTtz Johnson, William
Kcyser, president of the Baltimore Copper Works ;
General Robert Ober, and Mcssrs. W. NJ Clements,
q. VI. Baylor and b. F. smith. the latter bank preS
dent Of this city. The party will stay night at
Cumberland Tomorrow the journey Will be continued
to Elhin W. Va. where stephen b. ElknS will receive
the party. The return journey will then be begun,
and Thursday night will be spent in Cumberland. The
party expects to be in this city again BY Friday after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19

rho ,our.c was along the west side Of CaynGa Lax"
and ,ras three mile, siraighiaway. The VIVA DE"
strongly from the northwest and the water wac chopp
II was after p. III. before the two crews Theu up
ready 10 start at a signal from the rcferee' Do''. ~
: or D. m Referee Hitchcock gave the wow anu '"'
uelrs blade, first struck the blue waters VI wv nm
1Ic hovs started a hrtysiN stroke dhu roN'u Ia l'I
foru, Eowdnin showed great ncfNou'hc>' anu ~
r,ridIy ri least forty four Ia ia" minute. ~, ~
n,,,tod almost the entire course, ticlf eli'h'
,even and ragged Cornell took the lchh ana hrIu
il steadily 10 The finish The lo"d"h , l"n N Thc
nic,rlv ontrowcd and had not a ghost o = NOV" NV
rncI crew did not Increase it, stroke In the lea'l Over
Tho whole course At the finish the boat ,a'ie up
Cornell ahead, In 1T:'|o ana II ~ IcsPo'"''F'
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TRUNK LINE PRESIDENTS TO MEET.
SEVERAL IMPORTANT QUESTIONS NEEDING con-
SrnEPATJON

SIDERATION.
An effort is being made to secure meeting OF the
trunk line presidents on June o. The object VIII DC
the consideration Of the eastbound rate situation Inc
principal controversy will doubtless arise over the
reductions made in rates dressed beef by the Lake
shore The justification given is likely TO he that the
competitors OF the Western CONNECTIONS OF the WANDER
bt system have only met the secret manipulation Oh
other lines. The scope Of the discussion may exteha
to the responsibility of the Nickel Plate, vanderbilt
line conr0 ed BY the Lake shore, for ratecuttlng on
oats Another interesting question Will probably De
that affecting the relative rates export and mport
tr.Tc as compared with inland rates There Is nope
ful feeling among railroad that the presidents may
be able TO straghten out the existing ange without
provoking a contest that will excite public opinion.
The general passenger agents OF the trunk lines
have authorized their Immigrant Clearing House 70
nav commissions that may be necessary TO secure
traffic from the two outside agencies recently cslaD
lished i'm the First Ward with the supposed cohnvahce
Of the Delaware, Lackawsnna and western ana INC
New York. ontario and Western. These roads olscia
any connection with the outside concerns, ana uto
blame for immigrant rate irregularities IS sad 10 reeu
upon the Western railroads beyond the uuhK inc
tcrmni. There is likely to be some lively cutting
of passenger rates. however both OH Immigrant ana
second class business.
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rnnM n-AnAMA TO CMICAGO.

Chicago June ~ Special without any p'''i""h'''
,,.i.h ~ t,umrotA a new line j. building between chi
,,oo and birmingham. Ala Between Padn'ah anu Bly,
rincham rails are already being laid The new me WI"
no councillor Of the Illinois Central and Chicago anu laS'
ern Illinois depriylng the latter of it' moh'". )" iV
-, n ,vu he the most direct line from Chicago to the
, cd NJ me South a. well % all important points
~ Is not kno wn fully who behind the movement ou.
cbtcaoo capital /, largely Interested notably boafu OF
Trade men and Chicago iron and steel indnstrs
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TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.
AuBIXE AND LADY WELLINGTON DO THE NILE
IN o:lGa,

Fleetwood Park never looked better than it did
yesterday afternoon when the meeting of the south
eastern Circuit began at the famous old course III was
rather too hot for comfort but the members OF the
Driving Club out in full strength, win le"
hundred visitors besides. The best evidence OF ''o
excellent condition Of the track the good showing
made by the trottcr. for all the heat winners Lowered
their records except Jewell who cquallcd his best
performance in the fourth heat Of his engagement
Then, too, the sensational time made by the crack
team Aubne and Lady Wellington, who did mile III
:l6 a. shows that the track was just suited to thc
pure gated trotter. This OF course the feature
of the afternoon and the feat ranks as one OF the
greatest accomplished to pole, nd. as the horses
started to beat H. it becomes record The valuable
team when they started full of rot but Fleming
steadicd them around the turn. and after GOING '"o
quarter in 80 seconds, increased the clip ana went l"
the half at IL gait. From there the mares came
steadily up the hill and finished under the WHIP IN
:I6 3D. official time, while many outsiders maze u
half a second faster. Mr.. Putnam was congratulated
on all sides on this last Of his wonderful team
before their removal to his summer home IN vermont.
OF the two races on the easily disposed
Of for in the 10 class the bay mare Ahcahuo ouV
cassed her field aud landed her hlst victory III
straight heats trotting into the fast list the hrSt uo
with record of rs. Nevada secured second pace
Sidney smith got fourth money by hhiShhS ''N'u "
the deciding heat.
There was a much closer contest in the second race
for . 80 trottcrs. in which Lady Douglass was inc
choice at to against the field before the race stcu
she was unsteady the first heat and after "cherSi
Mack had led most Of the way, Major llrich beat MN
on the homcstretch and Jewell got TO second noun
the leaders were well backed on the sirclSih oi S
good showing but when Lady Douglas se'uicu tho
second II faster time she again leu me pctliH3
al :, 10 3. In third heat she went u pcceN, am
Jewell getting through at the third quarter aPPeaIei
TO be a sure winner. TIL Major tlrich made spuro
from the last turn out footed him by snort nc'h.
Then il was 3 to ] Ulrich, but JcWell wa aDc W
=, Io.di I'm ih, fnIirf
three lengths behind him at the wire. JewclI Vas tlc
choice at 10 before the NTH but ne i~' 80 nu'"
by a break going away That his chances Nec rune'l'
and Major lrich coming mp on Lady DougiaN, IIon
the distance beat her out by length ana secure"
the after all. ~ ~, :,
The Judges were David Bonner. starter, ". ~.
Schcnck and {. H. Page Of Philadelphia ms Is inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
A MARKET FOR An IOWA ROAD.

Fort Madison, Iowa. June l. (opeciaD.-h meeting
II the officers Of the st. Louis. keokuk ana Horth
western. and Chicago. Fort Madison ana Des Molie9
RAILWAYS was held in this city. 1t was intlmateo Una.
tho former company negotiating for the purchase 81
tho latter road The santa Fc is also after the road
and the fact that the desired line runs up INTO Tue
TnrIingon's Iowa territory makes the 81 Louis heo
Euk and Northwestern &C., +. ana property al "o
more an xious to get hold of the line
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arc:
81 CLASS.
pr I O. Eorkr Nev-Tork. hr. h. East Brfln"y.
" T. sanders New.N orF. b. ~. Mamie r.
Iohn D,lv Sew y orh. Dir z Bllly Nafshah'
frank Ferguson NcW-York. g. q brigade.
IVIllarl Iov.li New y ork. b. M EAllN ,.,.. ,
u II Uer-inrton. Pouglkccpsic. y y D m hitN u
. p Hcrrlnc,on. Porchkocp-ie. :, " Z clayton
'rtornas e or NeW.Nork bT. ~. Alice h , ,,
eno,ce = Trim My-tlc Bridge Conn. b. h. Happy
Thought lr 49,. p...,,o,
ies.c Yc-oancc. York. b. M. Ida Norwood
Hiram smith Ncw-Nork b. g Great ia'"r ~. ~
Ioln J. Turner Amber Park. Penn. m ADDie '.
NlchoIas Dunn bridgeport b. 4. Eastern Boy
% CLASS
n y Sanders Ncw.Tork %. 2. Violin.
Iarcs Elliot. Philadelphia. Penn.. D. ~ Aline- 90, -,
u H. Horrington, Poughkecps". y y bt = ~; L.ln''
wii,t,n Nicholson philadelphia. Penn ch Z i.N'a''
Jobn J. Turner Amber Park. Penn. b. Nhiymcsn.
Ridrcwood stock Farm D1nbury Conn DIX. n quar-
tcrnosstcr. , o. ram u
parkyiiie Farm Parkvile. l. ]. Dr. m lsaqu'hs
x shea Svracuse y Y. D. N. Mabel >.
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Esau TO run in the fourth race. He was so lame III
the paddock that bets made that he would break
down before making the circuit OF the track ne
was beaten Of all the way and appeared To be IN
great pain To-day he is named to start again. ouch
cruelty ought not to be practiSed. what mas becomo
Of the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty 10 AM
mails . -
tioodwin's Official Guide No ;. is ready. IL CON
tains complete record OF all the race, run IN us
country from January |, II June II. and much Otlc'
information that follower Of the turf can do WIN
out The publishers keep well abreast Of the time.
and arc continually introducing new features tia'
only confirmed racegoer can thoroughly appreciate
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WHINING no THE INEVITABLE IN IOWA

lbs None, Iowa June ls.-Co Commissioner Csnpoeh III
,,kine of the authority Of the Iowa Board OF fa""s
.lo,srs over the railroads Of the state SAID 10
Iune l. 1883 lls cases were reported 'sa'N. ".' o ,
'" -, ,n l,,ts Tn To June l. 1889 only forty ight
. ,,.r. rcportcd while up to June l. only thfY'hf'e
- have been reported all OF which shows tina the ro'a'
~, hcclnnlng TO understand that Die board means business
and ina, il, decisions are final
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

NYhCK.-John Hancock Post. No. 233. g. A. r.
surrendered Il, charter on Tuesday night aitcr an
N,cnce OF seven years and It's Comrades have again
united with Waldron Post. - from which they >cccdeh
i'm IsS2 Hancock Post wa organized hy General
hbram Merritt when he department commander.
and was largely sustained by him until his death
two Xcirs ngn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19

OGDFNSBTRG AND LAKE CHAMPLAlN ELECIloN'
Watertown y. Y, June ls-At the ahhuai i"eeuis
~ the stockholders Of the Ogdensburg and Lake Cham
,ot poi,ro,d company held at Ogdensburg to-day
,ho old Board Of Directors were unanimously re-
Io,ed The large increase Of business in the last
half of the year and the improved c"hult'oh Vi ''c
nroncrty is satisfactory Ia the stockholders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
STATEN ISLAND.

STAPLETON-A commission consisting OF DrS
Durnancc OF Philadelphia Irving, OF B0'ton' ana
Godfrey Of New YORK, Will meet AT the Marine HOS
ptal Monday TO examine applicants rom , Hit
arts NJ the united states who desire 10 enter the
Marine Hospital service. They viii ais" c\anlIne
INV srians Tor promotion. The board VIII be IN ses
( nnl nr Wcnk
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.xD Y. RATES IN IOWA.

ma Mo,as Iowa. June Is tspeciaD.-The sequel TO
~, ,aints ~ the Burlington obbcrs against the Bu''
,,n,on cedar Rapid and Northern Railroad "hlch at
,,d attention few weeks ago was reached y'Setu'N
when The Railroad Commissioner, appIoN'u "
- - % ncr cent lower the rates COMPLAINED Of ana
euo,c the discrimination in favor OF s. Louis opecu
shf
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pt,wU Tp1rGR,pHERS At NIAGARA.

Niagara Falls June Il spccal.-Thc Association
Of Railway Telegraph superintendent "pchcd ''''r
dav,' session at the Cataract House al ~ "''o'"
10 day After the transaction of httle routine pn'i
ness these officers were elected for 'he ensuing wear
President g. r. Williams. Cleveland wee president
q NJ Duran Jackson: secretary and treasurer >. W.
Dreur Chicago 4 few unmpoHint piIara VIZ
read and the association al!"ur''cu u" i"''' '"''
morning.
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rrrrP4I or WILLIAM q. JENKINS.

The funeral Of william u. jenkins took place last night
. his homo M $40 West Eighty .secondst There were
many Of nj, relative. ard friends pscsent The service
was conducted by Rev. Arson b. Aterbury pastor oil
te PRESBYTERIAN Church at EehtysNthst and Iehha'e
The burial takes piace this morning At Whlte fIahe'
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opv~rn AFTER THIRTY YEARS.

Iaconia ~ H., June 1s.-The Lake ohore Kali
road from Iaconia TO Alton Bay, connecting the 'oh-
cord and Montreal and the Boston and Maine systems
was opened Yesterday under the auspices OF u'e
poards of Trade of LacOnia and Lake Village me
s,r,cton OF This line has been agitated for thirty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
| FIRST RACE-FoAM STAKES TWoiEARoLDS
1 {
SECOND RACl.-SWEErSTAF r.. SPECIAL WEIGH
THIRD RACE-vOLrNTEEE HANDICAP. THhI y
yLARCLDS $50, EACH, 5000 ADDED. ia

YI.AK.CLDS. 80, LACH, s2,V0O ADDT"' .
MILES.
g. b. Mof,i,'s b. c. Judge Morrow, by Va2abond- ,,s
Moonlight ......-.-..-.-.- ..... -. -, rf.t.
August HrIH'hUH '' - i'u''"'' - 10
Sultand t.t. ia
w H. scott, cn. B3nquet ly RayoR or ia ''"
g, Ioarst's b. G.. King Thomas, by Hih& ian ''" 100
g. Hcaf"s D. T. Golden Hon. spenGthrif'-c on-t@n 100
tinOllc ......-.. ,,,,c. g. ,,,lf.-
IaboId Brothers en- Isaac Lewis by ''''' 100
B,Oua a., 4, ,.,. az
Uoveh Brothers or G. Granite by Ial,etto-"i'Na, a.;
H. Ungyn', ch T. Ro-cttr. by Joe llJoi"f i'ooa p az
Eevst6n Salc'. be- Admiral bv ST Bhitt p1uhuess 10
PrMkncSs S@ble D. e D'Hu''' pH '' ..'..... 80
BI>ii ....-- - ,,.,..,to Dtitomarte 90
W Wai"ct en-. ,,,n,nn \, ~ - n,occk- Maggie II 30
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Long Branch Juno IL tSpc'iaD.-An etor' Is
heing made TO secure an electric strcetcar line for
Long Branch. company was Incorporated un"e'
the state laws Yesterday. The proposed pu,e i
rom Uildrcth's West End Hotel through Hcconos'e'
and Liberty st. to Pleasure Bay. me bOaiu OF ton'
missioners will hear arguments in the case July l.
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ON nEEICERS RE.ELECTED.

burlington. Iowa. June l. (Spcc!an.-rhe annual
mating NJ the burlington ard Western and the Bur
urrton and Northwestern Railway was held TINS AFTER
noon. The present officers ana 0''c''"'' "''0 -
clc ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19

Of the Yorker with the juice of the Connections
frebng. In order that he may be proof against TINS
fightf1 torridty and humidity!
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OTHER STBURBAN TOXINS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
ONLY oNE EEPrnLIcAN LEFT IN OFFICE.

ONLY one EEPUnIICAN LEFT IN OFFICE.
The Board Of Trustees ~ Mount Vernon practically
declared Tuesday NIGHT that the town affairs were
10 be run for the benefit Of the Democratic party
The Board removed from the clcrkshp Major James
H. jenkins man Of ability and character, and
veteran Of the Civil War who has more than once
been prominently mentioned for Department com
mandcr Ne ha, held the clcrkship for fifteen years
and is familiar with all Of the laws and ordinances
governing town Affairs aud has saved the town many
thousands Of dollars The only reason given Tor ms
dismissal was that he a Republican. The trtN-
tees only four weeks ago voted resolution Of con
ndcncc in Major jenkins and complmentcd him highly
for nj, past valuable services. But the place was
wanted for George H. Bchrnann, who, aS clerk 10 the
Commissioner of Public Works, received salary oil
only +loO a year, and II was thought that an add.
tola clcrA~hp with 500 year more as salary would
give him better living.
When the vote wa, being taken William Archer
protcstcd AGAINST the vote of Trustee Barney VIC
Grave. who drives beer wagon because ne hid not
yet flied affidavit 40 the law require, mat he - IS
not directly nor Indirectly engaged in the liquor bnS
ness" The seven Democratic votes, however; over
now only Republican the pay roll- Of the town
aud hi, place VIII soon be filled 10y Democrat
MOUNT vFRNON.-rhc Glee Club Of the nth
Separate Company. National Guard. will give an en-
tcrainment in the armory on June -. There viii
bc a minstrel performance in which william Helms
and Edward Logan will be endmen. and Sergeant r. VI.
charge Of the Gec Club. and has arranged an interest
ing programme.
NEW ROCIIELLE.-Onc hundred and fifty Italian
l,Lnrer. al work the New Rochelle sewers under
Contractor George and OGrdy. went ont on strike
YESTERDAY morning Their alleged grievance II that
the contractor, have failed to paJ the wages due some
Of the men.
YONKEES. The Yonler' Bicycle Club and the West
chester Whcemcn will combine for fifteen mile run
on June -.
SING SING.-Gcorgc II. Pcll. who is I'm sing Sins
Pr ,on IA, assigned 10 the place OF eA Alderman
Iaelur i'm the tobacco room of the prison. Jachne
wa, assigned 10 the place IN the hospital vacated by
cx. Alderman John O'NeL
IENINGTON.- Coroner Mitchell, OF lonkerS held
AN in1ucst al 1rvngton yesterday IN the case OF
Mir. Maria stewart. age sixtynvc vie Of James
.tcwaIt A laborer living in Est. Mrs. stewart com
| mitted suicide by taking dose Of rough on rats
ON TUESDAY during the absence of her husband, ara
she died about o'clock p. m. she was not OF
snttud mi
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.rp RATE, Ok CATTLE AND REEF.

STILL. LOWER RATES on CATTLE AND REtr.
,h,aco une Is tSpc,iaIhiee cents more "er' ioIPcu
~ the rates ON dressed hcc and kindred aruces oN!'
Not content with this u cents F'o"'uo' j" "' 80
No ~ d mo rates a. ed, on dressed
, arc az cents and on cattle II cents Chicago 10 Ne"
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BowDo1y 80 MATCH FOR CORNELL.

THE MAINE CRlW B\DLY BtNIHN ~ III
RACE Of C>YUGh LAKE.
ithaca June i (Speciall Ithaca reloloc' bnigm
aver the result OF the Cornell Bowdoin regatta OF
Cayuca LAKE TODAY, which resulted III VICTORY i'
Cornell The Cornell men crossed the finish Just
cvntc,n minute, and thirty second, after On" start
, ON, five bo,, lengths ahead Of BOwdon. Fol
ro,ytn- va, the personnel o: the ~" c"ws
''''''N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19

,.,,nutr0 nm Saturday he Erie Railway VIII run
e.1ar h.pholiday train from NcwIork over the New
- n,nrh leaving Twenty .third.st at Il 80 p M and
rrrobcrsst at p m. This train viii run hrouPh 70
waldwick arriving there at 20 p M anu ''opPiS " ga
Intermediate stations.
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THE COMFY ISLAND ENTRIES TO-DAY.

The programme today is Of sterling mintage. That
crack pair Of hicS Ambulance and Salc McClelland
will meet in the Foam stakes. and shall what
the star younc,tcr OF the Morris stable Will do win
the little girl that defeated Russell on saturday In the
Volunteer Handicap for threes ear olds Judge MORO"
will try 10 conccdc weight 10 all that start against MN
In the shccp,hcad Ioy Handicap. AT a milo ana
furlong. FiIcnN and Lonc-trcct may both do mnch
better than they did in the suburban. wme stride
away Major DoinO. Tristan, Castaway. LoahtaEa ana
others Will join in maHinr the struggle one "i force
and moment. II the finish approaches IN merit thai
in the suburban Mr.. Lawrence may justly feel added
pride i'm nj, brilliant handicapplne II wlH he a re-
inaIkallc hcd I'm TN, handicap Truly to-day "1ll
furnish feast OF fat thing 300 racing.
Here are the list, Of probable starters;
FIRST RACE-FoAM STAKES TWofLARoLDS.
FIVE FrELONGN.
George Hcarst's ch. e. Algrfnon by Joe Daniels
10
II. Wafn.c 4 Sons ch e. Forward oy Fa'andoie- 60
H. HaTlHc Sons en- e. king ro, by foqaoi-
g. b. Mor-i.'s b. g >trat.mcath by stia'hi"ofe-
,larcUS paiI, en- G. cold Dollar by sir Modi'd Trade
Tnorpson, en- e. Rotation ly Ko,heril- Iaun" 81,
J. y * A. H. Mor..s, b. @. Tcrsncr by Alarm -.
~ 4. n Morris, bf. AHhalAnce, by on'"da-' 115
Black Maria a. ti...oo $50
Red and Blue -.-....- .--.''-'...
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Void was leading BY neck, Anna second inc NasRe "
Gllv third In the fuong Adelins stloa' over ehe
others ~ # they were anchored winning we'll In hand bv
a length; Void second, four lengths before Anna WHO
beat Melville q length. -