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New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
NOTES OF THE TV-RF.

Jonas Ianrfcld owner of the Castle stable has
concluded 10 sell his horses. He is manufactures
Of leather goods extensive scale in Phladepll
and is also president Of bank, and I, thorough
business man that he has not sufficient time to look
after the management Of HIS stable He leaves the
turf Just as mis- hOsses are coming into winning form
DabO Is as good as and if properly place"
Will win numerous races this season. In bermuda inc
stable has useful twoyearold that viii more thah
pay for the he eats, and there are several prom
ising youngsters that have not been seen In public
Mr. Laugfeld who is exceedingly popular Oh the turf
AS nc has always been elsewhere, raced his
horses for gain. II pure love of sport That IN
duced him 10 establish racing stable. 1he turf can
I'D afford 10 lose such He had better recon
sder his determination sell Of the useless trash III
his stable keep six of the best horses, and race
them. No trainer accomplish much with dozen
or Gfteen horses on his hands Six enough for any
one man 10 train.
George Taylor, the Jockey, hobbling about the
betting ring on Saturday, going down OF the certain
ties. His leg seriously hurt by Reckon "Dcn
she kicked him al the starting post on iuN L. and he
Will not be i'm the saddle FOR several days yet.
The calks ReckOn's shoes cut through hi, boot tore
away the flesh his leg and scaped the bone gorgiuc
out a small piece OF IT. Lima not seriously
hurt reported first and will undoubtedly BE-
racing soon.
The jockey Taral joins the stable Of Labo'd
brothers at SaratoSa this week. Taral has made
many friends I'm the Ea>; this season. II j. said o'
him. and believed by all who know him: Whenever
you Fred Taral a horse You needn't be afraid
10 play him. lie tries 70 get there every time"
GOOdsle who wore the all black Of BrOokdaie for
short while last year has been engaged by Scog
gan Brothers and is at saratoga with some Of their
horses.
Trainer Mccormick. Of the Falo Alto stable. Wa.
askeI Is II true that Flambeau beat Racine
after going a mile2 and his reply lc- ho
beat him after going mile. and any part OF the road
before gong a mile. and do il easily. Tiat tine Kind
Of horse Fanlbeau IS" Flamhcau J, Il three year
old chestnut colt by Wiiddle Of Fllrt and i, tucc-
fore half brother of senator Hearst, speedy GOrc0.
He and Racine will soon leave Chicago for the Fast
Hough Brothers Will take their stable 10 Saratoga.
Reclare Sallle MsCellaud and other good horse, will
race there this The meeting begins Thur
day July "a and continue til August 3-.
Boston, July l4-Thc fast pacing mare Alien Maid
has been sold 10 a Western man for ~ 900. She
will quit the track, and Will he driven double on the
road by her owner she is said 10 have won
more money and this year than any other troter
the turf.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15

a25c No white She No Whit a2c DO SS5er cn9Se'
20 "a zoe. Futures beyond this month were 49, hSu
n sympathy win he Wet ~ White; JGiy fSbsS
23sd3iLc Provision, in good obblns demand at orlSc5
r1tes. Beef city family e 5ods0 do pa ket - & oy@
smoked beef Haze; beef hams. SlGdSlO oU pOiH,
moss new $l2 5Oasl2; do prime mess, new. Sl2; DO
family sl4dt1i 80: hams. smoked, Idl2Hc; DO >: 4;
cured in tcs Q2dlolc sde clear TbO5d in s1t SH1 1
7c; do smoked, 7Edsc: shoulders, i3 Dry sat lul1
cured 5'c do smoked. 81 shoulders pickle eqEed:
81 d1c 90 smoked 7cdSc; bellies. In pickle, bt2d &c
breakfast bacon 2soc lard pure fy & rened % 5ttc 95c
Fancy goods wanted faulty qua!tic, dull irrefuiaL
enrsyl lania creamery. extra. i7al6c; P"nn.yiyana
print 2ld25c. Esg- sCagrc and nr'u. ItnlsFlNahlt
irss i6c Cheese steady part sko,. 5d7c full skins.
! d2c. Sugar-ReAncd firm but nlAane'd tted duN'
winter bran $I3 j0d*li p. .PetroleHm steady re-
fined in bbs 7.20c. Recepts-Four. 200 hbls; wheat.
. 300 bush corn 300 bush; oats, 10 400 bush Shp,
mcn,sWhea 900 bush; corn, 1000 bush oats 10 100
bush ,. -. A. ,,,Ao..
closed 30 cash S02c. Corn closed 1qlNc higher
oat- '.a'.c higher. Rye 70 5oc Hay ID, h,sEGr
fiaXsced quiet Lead higher. buY quiet, 81 60 Butter
and 600. unchanged Cornmcal higher 50 l5ds2 90
whiskey 81 10 Provisions steady 80, Rec Rec ptsrFlogr
600 bblS wheat - 500 hush corn $4,000 OG:h oas
35 600 bush; rye 1000 bush barley none shpmIanmo ano
hush oats II 600 bush; rye mono barley, none.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
BIDS FOR ELECTRIC LIGHTING.

The Gas Commissioners net Yesterday and opened bids
for furnishing light h New-Yorks $50 electric lamps
According 10 the understanding which between
the companies for years the number Of lights bid for
all the coIns only amounted than the
number Of lamps in The United States Electric
Lighting Company in bids for 23G lamps IS cents
night up 70 January and SO from that date
April 23 1891 the Brush Electric Illuminating Company
amps At 81 January ] and 49, after
that and 90 lamps 45 cents East River Company 1So
lamps at 81 cents January and 40 cents thereafter
Harlem Electric Lighting Com pany l04 lamps at 3j
January and - cents thereafter Mount Morris Com
panv 3J cents u January and 45 after that It
l. possible that the Gas Commissioners will ask for
every for them n believe that the
bids were the vaos companies through
ment with another TO the prices 70 be charged
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
PLANS OF THE ATHLETES.
SPORTS AND GAMES ENOUGH TO FILL OUT A
LIVELY WEEK.

Tho Xavier Athletic Club has inst sprung into cx-
iStence on the Harlem River Arrangements are under
WAY 10 secure boats, floats and clubhouse as soon as
possible.
The associated councils Of the American Legion of
Honor will hold their third annual afternoon and even
ing festival and shoot at Washington Park and the
Fu,pire CITY Colosseum tomorrow. They will also
have set Of games including fat mems race. Other
entertainment Of festive nature will be provided, and
a good time is expected.
Entrie. FOR the star Athletic Club games close on
Thursday with James d. Flynn, secretary box No 1885,
Long land City.
The Manhattan Cricket Club will play a seniors
against juniors match at Prospect Park Thursday.
The Massachusetts division of the League Of Ameri-
can Whcclmcn VIII hold IT, annual meet at Cottage
city ON Thursday Friday and saturday An extensive
procramme has been provided consisting of parade,
races and mllclmbing contests.
The steamer Pomona and barge will carry the mem
bers and friends of the Emerald Gun Club 10 Grand
lew on Long Island sound. Thursday, where they
will hold their annual shoot
The Essen Club of Newark viii hold their
monthly shoot on THURSDAY at the Jersey City Heights
Gun Club grounds Marion, " !. The shoot VIII be ior
a championship medal 81,
II haS finally been decided that the scotch football
team about visit America, viii play its hrSt game
with the Fall River RoVers Labor Day at the Bcrhc
lev oval. The Rovers are one OF the best Association
teams i'm the country. .
The Canadian cricket eleven Will play their first
game I'm thi~ nciChbOrhOOd with the NewIcrsey Atl
iotic Club eleven al Bergen Point tomorrow and nrNt
dav aud on FRIDAY and saturday will play the BcrkceN
Athletes az Berkeley oval
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
TIE SI.fTL or TRADE.

Ratmo'N Jqy Ii-coton nominal mliaime IS'.c. .''
uou AID tough. so"oa.; lHtn0 to rT 10 Eo'"'
20 p $50. ,rsu,. so . l,d 81; W stern easy 40
wlntr I'D ,p9, ?.Gt Jul' ?yta ,No AHsi-1, a;
iud higher, WhIt" 5oc; yellow. ob.; W~trrn ci'y
o1.d pot 90, jay ittu~G, Agg'' o,,, tiA5tty; 5t,y
september iiHf ~ 2.t ~irli'r f-c Iu. "lt, W
ud higher, Gneradrt souui'u. and f'nn~l 'auia 80 d
aslc, lo weston vhIe, 3'o5Sac' De- DO miNoG SS'ia
31-r. graded 80 . "I't, @1-c u'- go I'\u', %
.t, dun choice bod, primo, 6-tulri tood Z. .At
ioa5oe Hay nominal. primo Z" choice tl..ih'' fiI Do
~ fancy i6ai-r. DO fair chp'ro i2oI3r. do im.t
ti.t II fi3 la., FANCY. IOQlIc, d. rool o chol.c,
G2y 2," ri5 ,,' c.rioo n.r loic 30 ?. isaIss sugar
Wni.G,, ,,.aI, II 1851 If. Freight, t Lv.lo,L
IAN IA ootA for ord. r,. 3>ol> so Ht.pt, llot
g.: $50 .9, wheat t,t,.ot. .o1 f,,- ~ -s H12 uhrl
1000 bush. Solc,-"hcat. 2llooo bush c'n' 2ooo)
bush. - a..
.,.-,'.,r r.io, o. oa's n-mor 40 Whit 3"~a lc'ec.
sror,e quc, bu, firm spring bran. 3lG winter hrln.
aau and unchaUs,d fgg- strong 40 an aItancc. Re-
,.lt-.lIo1r $50 ub, .Hd 700 -'rh- '"rn 1900 bush
inG.lo Jr!, IA; "l,at. 80 hard quct, o", -t'ady
So,rrro .oG ~ 2.r 40. North'lu 9'-c '.Ncd Wmt.r
yh,at ~ fir d.. 1a 1 ,, car a. and n o6, Ei. No
. ,,ua white at 'It,. ON u.''.i va. u-" W
. yellow. f.',c, so. 3 v.ll"w. i.. 40. i-- N", ~
iitc in -'o". o'ir strong '.' a.-''. S'i .t iilr
whit -ad ~ 3j-c 10 ,i".' 'ii, NO. I . >a, =, 3D.,
On track. I've nominal Fl'' - adt A'l I' ,
Hf-d -'o@g "G h,i'tr t,o,. .' ,,gd and acaas
"h,a, sc. corn. 3i.c. ad oats --c l9 N." l"."'
lumber 20 Anny. ~ % To- $e1,i&GrD o & - a., ooo
bush. ogts ~ 600 bush. shipment, lN ca' -, -Nnl..
- 200 bush 3}9 eco bush o1t- - r' m-h DtF
rIilt - eco bush. Hy roi Flour 'M9o 9h, W",'t'
81 900 bush. corn 1900 bush oats, $1,000 'u'hi rye
C6.cqs" July l4-Thc leading futures nn"cd as fol-
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
EITr OF LrGAI. NEWS.

Mrs. Eva Orch, Whose husband d.cd m March. l8OO,
secured two wrlts u habcas corpu, yesterday from
Judge Ardr"w-. requiring Mary Jones and Mary
kocrucr. of Ncw springfield Richmond County. y. y,
90 produce In george Grcb and Eva Grc5. whom
tcy uow hold. Mrs. Gr'b say, that her husband gave
her children into The custody Of Mary Jones and Mary
Kocrucr wlthout her knowledge. After a long search
size succeeded n finding them.
Judge Andrews. of tie supreme Court. has entered
a decree confirming the report Of Franci~ Lyndc
-tct,ou who was referee in the accounting of H. :.
.yc, & 60. The report passed the accounts Of William
Nr,on Cromwell as sli"o Of the firm 0f II. = I've,
,o a, cJr,St. T. also recommended the discharge
~ the assignee after tho conditions OF the report have
Icru iI!all"d.
decision Wa, handed down by JIf-c OGorman
,e.crd4, 20 the ease II CAar!r5 N. illlhosc against
emory 3. Van Ta,-"l, f.r Iu accpIntiug between
th, u,.actc of tut triu o.: T.. VI. Van 1A,>el Co.,
Grfyu- fN" defendant, motion 10 strike pu' puts pt
the COMPLIANT which all Acd e. b" Irrelevant and
-caIdll.l-. TIE pinurN, Upvu condition thAt The
defendant -uAu account 20 nlm a once before a
referee has offered 'o waive for The present Dis notion
s1r an injunction and a receiver The defendant 5
attorney. Aat. consented 10 tta. The defendant Is
NJ l
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
THREE DRITERS ~ TROCBLE.
TWO ARRESTED FOR RUNNING PEOPLE DOWN
AND ONE HAD HIS HORSE KILLED TO
pRENrNT \ SIMILAR RENILT

A horse. frightened by the passing cars, ran away
an the East River Bridge Yesterday afternoon
g. Washington Beet OF No. 313 south ifth-St. Brook
l,u was the driver lie on b.. way {" this CITY
when a bridge engine gave ~hrill whistle ara 'he
horse started to ,lA and soon beyond Ncets con
troll \ policeman promptly closed the gate at the
New York end of the driveway and the horse ran al
A.l gallop into the gate, smashing the side post
The cart wa Knocked 10 pieces and the driver was
taken 10 the Chambers street Hospital. where he Was
found 10 have received severe scalp wound IN the
collision.
He came back 10 look after his horse rs soon as
hi, wound wa, serod up. and found the animal with
broken back lie wanted to shoot it Al once, 30 a.
- MT the animal ont Of misery. This however, he
was not ALLOW ed to do the policemen saying that the
case had been reported 10 the society for the Fc'ch
ton Of Cruelty to Animals, and be must wait TIL one
Of that soccty's officials appeared. Nearly two hou
elapsed before an o:ci did appear t" -hoot the horse
Ia The mean time te brute lay in agony, irEhtchMI
every horse that came d,JNr> the Fridge
\. bernard Potter. three wear Old. was PLAYING IN
front Of his home ~ No. 4i- N'>i r"Ttcihst. Nt'-
iutay he was riu over By dirt cart driven hy
conrad C,ch> Of No. J44 West TIityfourtA -, Tho
hoy's head was and h!, body Wa bruised severely
he was sent to the Roosevelt Hospital and the careless
driver locked up.
John Mclean. Young man whose nome is al 40.
lOL Mill-~t. Paterson. y j. was run over 10y q truck
Yesterday at Tenth ave and Twenty third ST. and both
his lcg, were bruised ~evcIc1y. The police sent him
to NewYork Hospital and arrested the trnckdrIVcr
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
WAS HIS HrNyAL ~ THE IcEBoT,

Among the bar-room- found open by the police on
sunday that Of d" Dry Dollar sullivan, at No.
ll6 Ccntre-st. "Dry Dollars brother jerry was
in charge of the place when. about O'Clock IN the
evening OHicer Listen of the sixth Precinct, edged
his way into the hallway AT the rear Of IN"
place. Two well known TombS lawyers were In the
room at the time, engaged IN an animated convcr,a
tion. Jerry was IN the act Of opening the ccboX
but seeing the policeman pretended 70 be looking for
something on the floor.
What were those people doing In your place -
asked Justice Patterson Of Jerry in the Tombs
Court yesterday.
wen yonr Honor said Jerry my friends
and were going down D. the Five Point, Mission,
when I missed my hNmull. and was searching for
il " Acn the policeman came m
la! la! LA .7 laughed his Honor. That g"1d
one. you were looking m the iccboN Tor Your
hymnal,' ,, ,,
lie was held in 800 bail. which va, produced.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
r11r rnAnE IL CHICNIeA

Chicago July "a tSpccial-The corn deal was UIe
most interesting Of the grain markets and wa" stronger
and active with heavy business passing ana 'lo'ed
A. 3-l2u3a 7-s cents for september AFTER 'elue
rl In the session at % 3-4a3s IS cents. Ihe clos
.,o, figure leaves il al All advance over n4Il;I1S 4
- i,,, Ngilrc, Of about > cents. Nneat fdru nii,
t me iu,inc,, was rather tame, except ID me III
and The la>t fifteen minutes OF the session HtP'e'LI
INA later 10 ~ Il and closed at ~ .
~nt, when j, practically N" same a. Oh NatINS',
~. ,,t,ca, market started active and strong NJ u
r ,d,aucr over the price II closed at on oatuFual'
y - COMMISSION houses were buying cor! on t,e euro
I..f,,, The opculug on urgent orders IRON hth's1'
v..,iri and Nebraska. whence came reports ~ i'I'
I,teng weather yesterday, and the same cohLi!o,ls
alliuy TODAY. The bull enthusiasm was az lls
rr,rGi Al the opening but after gradual decline rom
~ 34G3- : cents. which was paid early III tne
-. ian for -.ptcnbcr 3s ( cents the marhet once
more became h.mer and closed strong at % La
-l -
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
corrr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Srp..u., .tt.u.iA. .cT.- lt.c - continued.
Sli.r.n. iau b-r- Itefurr Ardrcws. J.Noton
,a.clLar. So. / 90 81. allied AZ II clock.
supreme court ~p0siI Icru-I,tts l and ll-Ad.
.oirnsd for m. term.
sur a.. ,o-ft -,r'ut-Par I-Adcurh"d until october
S.y-.n.c Court Circl.,-Prts II. III and Iy-Ad-
auI.,l ~. t.. term.
~ r.. s4t.. Ooli, B.t.r' Ia -on. N.-Mo,oa ca!nd1y
.n a. ip q. Jill. lo lfolt,. MA, a. Jan" Nc1.,
.1 ,0r- o. Il.,l. Ii..t.sua Nlr.o.,. fr.tN
u.r.rv D. q. ri.. Aun boatn'. john Naltn aud Juil
~lr.-o. Col-t General Torn Adjourned To- The term
.,.ur Court Special i.-" Before O"ormAh' j.
s.rc..r C.u-t-rria. Toru-Par', l, II and III-Ad
oo,,ol I.,a,-Gelcral Tern Adjourned until thi-
co-1on rica,-SpecIa T'rn-Before Ho,k'tayer, j.
No.oa-. o., .,...-.e,
ior Tho term. . , ,,,
CT. ,oart-Sprchl Tom -lifpre Van WICK J-Mou0l' T.
,iiy court tiiAl Ituu.f fart' L. Il, IA and lN-Ad
court - ,en,ra sessions Part I-Rciorc Martini, j.
ard Assistant u.-tctA't,u"' J,r'me-No'. l - % In
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Duln,-,, continues to rule the crude oil certlhcsS
r,,r;ct and Yesterdays dealings promised no early
relief operators who might sell certificates III eN
pccatou OF later increase in production are checked
m the ,act that the best Of the export season Is before
tl petroleum trade. Hence sort Of deadlock ehsIe'
and th, narrow fluctuations IN values are ot no more
Importance one day when prc'a ~ up than they aFo
tb. dny aitcrs when they decline. Tie dulhe'' IN
National Transit certificates supplies an opportunity
Mn. trade 10 di,cu,~ the question of possible sprtu
itou i ohio certificates. IL j. an open secret hat
tr T,y orn and the Pttsburg Exchange are anxious
- frs the experiment. while the sentiment "I Sne
ndirors Of the standard OIL Trust decline 10 coihhll
tl.u.cvc, officially 10 ans programme, out thcE nav
,., to nc tested by an official presentation or demand
fr,m rho united oil exchanges. \ pIOhOul'cd scnt-
mont of the trade could be resisted by them Inc
rattcr Is undoubtedly subject ~ consideration ana
negotiation between the Exchange ana the STANDARD
interest, and U may o." that II j. premature lor news
unpcr comment. II might, however, be wise pol'y
less rtlccuce observed on both hahdN anu some
fnk and free expression be given At an carry da'c OF
tlo view, held by IA" Interests whose cooperation
H. necessary 10 any successful or satisfactory Elnhchg
~ The speculative bark upon the sea or Lima on.
l,.udug some definite action ON tins question inc
National Transit market 4, likely iO rule diul' lus
rl,slng lone Yesterday steady.
The range OF prices and the total dealings were rs
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
RACING AT CHICAGO.

Washington Park Chicago, July lL-slx races werc
On he card for to-day. driving in at the
beginning Of the nth continued 10 the end o,
the sixth Attendance 5000.
rHs' rAee-for thrce-year-o!ds; purse $500 mile
Lindsay hrs by head second length in front Of
Salute. third. Time-i :45
oecoho faee-s free handicap mile quarter
h!pocHN won oy Ten lengths Brandolcttc second thre,
ieoglns o1ofe Longlght Time-3 O51..
Third race-for twoyear.olds; selling. nurse 5000
thre.quarters Of mile Ia Ben won by lcncth f,or
Bob L., second who was length and a'har in fran,
Of General Caldwell. Tme-l an.
Fourth raee-or threeyearOds and upward nurse 500
pne and furionf-Pliny won by length from Macbeth
Hardy six lengths away. Thne-l ST.
Fifth race-for all ages purse 5000: mile and q. st,
tenth-Leis May won by half length from Lonrsbo,
MafchIna third. Time-l :f94.
sixth race-extra-for all ages; selling; nurse $500
s-%eene ...-. H. won by two lengths from Banut
l:<g ~ 4""o-
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
11rrTgytyT pATTESoy TO BE TRIED.

The mcmbcr~ Of the court martial which iae lately
completed the trial of Captain stephen J.. Ryan, "i
the c9th Regiment. and Captain Charles 4 Du I"'.
Of the I'D. met yesterday the Oicc Of tie presiding
officer Colonel Il:uan D0wd, Of thc l2th Regiment.
for the purpose of going over the testimony and
afXing their signature, to the Findings which Will be
sent ~ the Adutant General.
The same court Will try the charges preferred by
Colonel Appleton, Of ue 7th Regiment, against Lieu
tenant ThOma, \. Pattcsou, ir.. 81 Company d, for
falling TO oub~taut!atr Ms charge, agdIH-t Captain
Austin f. Allcn which were lately made the subject
Of Il court of Inquiry. Colonel DoWd said Yesterday
thai the court would probably st today AT tho i2tt
Regiment hrnoy, holding both afternoon and
evening session.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
CorroN MARKEr,- BY TELEGRAPH.

liverpool July II. p. n,-Ih' sales of The day IN
'''%G,y % ' i,.'I nina. Tic advance Au rican-Md-
aim, In,, middllug claus, July delivery o-did '''l
III, md ,'cust deliver, 5cGid SELLERS; August d.
mn, 3.6iGd 33.Gtd, August md september d'lNrIE
85Jid value; september delivery 5-"1d nh!tt,, 'ri
,,I,D~ and october delivery. DI sellers october ana
%",,pb@r delivery, 35-5id buyers. NoNemb" and De
crb.r delivery. ja6idJ oi-0td D-tchh'' anu 'Sh""'9
delivery, . j2.04 as 536id. .,,,, Ill.
t,a, -~1n July IL Cottou nominal m.dG!ng u-c :
iy, ldlng lO7.c: good odinarv l0Lcf net ind gross
,,"oc.i,,. iolos. snlr- 10 bales stock 90 bales
f,t.. Ii.-Cottou steady middIlnH il'fC h'O
and gfo.. receipts none EXPORT coa-tvi-' 100 oa'N
stock g. 1870 BALI. ,... t4a,io, ia.
ro, niiding III: Good ordinary l0'sc net ana gross
receipts. l bale exports coaNt"se' - o''''' S'' -
bale; stock 3l7 bales. .. .,ldY,,.
Ncv.Orirans Iuly IL Cotton-Dcmand good mGdne, IN
- r l,W uidiling II 3Gt good ordinary lo lo.loc
net receipts, 5gS bales gro., j9s bale, cNI0,ts To- ,ta
Uritain 1863 bales sales, - bales STOCK -l-f- o'o'
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
AcNGATMONMOUTH PARK.
STRONG FIELD IN THE ATLANTIC.
ALL THE HIGH WEIGHTS co OUT OF The

HACKFNSACR HANDICAP.
The Atlantic Stakes at Monmouth Park TO-DAY a'O
,u.,x IN furnish one of the best twoyear-oh races
., the year. FOR Russell, Salle McCleland La loSca'
p.rmuoa. Vagabond. Farvicw, Fairy and Mt Wi'her'
,,named colt nv Incas out of Abundance-all OF them
unners of good raccs-are expected to start
In the Hackensack Handicap for threeyear oIds h' d
mile strangely enough the owners have taken OUT al
N. horses that we're handicapped at above ITO
pn,uds leaving Tula Blackburn As the top welgh' a'
I11 Among those whose owners decline '" run
,h., at the weights are King Eric, who was handl-
capped at 124 pounds the highest weight OF all rs
Tournament Burlington and Torso were not entered ;
Sir John handicapped at 1913; ST. Carlo, 1913 PadlNla
122 Magnate, l21 June Day, 100; Long Run ll"'
Blackburn, 1ls; Clarendon, 11S; CayuGa, IL :
IiyoDis 49, and Chesapeake, 1l6. Most of these
must have been handicapped last years FORM LOT
nothing that they have done this year jusuhcd any
sucb weights II was a singular and even grot"Sque
handicap throughout, and handicap at mile ior
th e-year-olds in July, that only secures h'hc
probable starters out of seventy-siX horses haudi
CAPPED and some OF the horses IN training IN
cludcd in that nine cannot be looked upon as glitter
tng success In fact il is Of the oldest colapscs
ever seen on the turf Weights were allotted 10
seveny-sx thrcey ear olds. including scorc OF colts
OF fair quality and class. Not one oi them Is 10 start
and the field is made up OF turce lilies ane hau a
dozen Of the poorest ana >crubucSt uliccNedT-
old colts TO be found in the United states.
LOngstreel Eric, DiabO and Montague should IN,
duge in some lively running in the fourth race aho
the result Is doubtful. 49, 80,
FOn. is In the first race again t0GaY. lis Dru4e
ought not 10 slip this time
Here are the lists OF probable staiters
FIRST RACE-HANDICAP. $50 EACH $1,000 AD'
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
TO ESTABLISH 4 HASSARD SCHOLARSHIP

Ihc faculty Of ST. Johns College and the assard Club
which recently organized decided yesterday
schorship Unsteady OF erecting u memory
John r. Hassad Of the class Of 80. The required
the scholarship j. 81 600 Tn" Hassard club hope
70 have amount raised II possible b, the opening of the
scholastic year.
Il. g. Hassard in whose memory the scholarship
70 be found took the honor, Of his class He was
the popular students Of his time Mr.
after college days entered the newspaper fc and inmc
dsioly VOL esteem and pect Of all his fellow. workers
naturally gifted with powers Of anaysis
Money OF subscriptions Tor schoarshp
may sent 20 the faculty any
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New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
UNITED STATES AND CANADA At cp,cvvr

[hiiaHelphia. July IA (special).-Thc seventeenth
orcAct match between the United states and Canada
was oegun on the Wissahickon grounds to day Can
IAN broche, for the United States won the toss and
~ 70 bat The United states succeeded in
~esihg the immense total Of 269 runs This Was
uuc mainly to the magnificent batting Of Patterson
mo went In at the fall Of the second wicket and Wa,
-'. man out for 1875. During the four hours he was
m m Hont OF the wickets he made only one mistake
e"'ef also played well for 35 and Brown at the
s.~, " @e inning hit finely for 81. The Canadians
~"nnS was good and their fielding at times brilliant
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
COL FELLOWS STILL uxGrRs By TIE SEA.

D.stictAromcy Fellows SIN clunG to the sand
and the rolling surf Of Fe Island yesterday, allowing
the bu,ncs, Of the District Attorneys Office to be 7m
by his subOdiuaes. Assistant District Attorney
-cmplc hopeful Yesterday that his chef wOuld r.
turn today and do something IN LlIc Doodle cases
which badly need his attention.