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Les brulures ct l'etat spheroidal

On salt que par suite dun pheno.
meme de vaporjsation analogue a
celui qui produit Petat spneroIdal
de Feau sur une plaque de metal
rough, il nest pas impossible de
temper sa main mouillee dams du
plonb fopdu, ct celia sans brnlure.
Des phenomenes analogues ont
p.rfois preserve de pleasures graves.
En- voici IN tres curieux exemple
que nous communique 81. le docteur
Marcel Collier, de Laval "Un
jeune garcon de treize ans taisait
fondre du piomb pour Sc fabriquer
les pieces destin6es au jeu ~classique
du bouchon. Pour mouler e
pieces ii await crens6 I'm tror ropd,
profound de centimetres, dams la
terre battue qui constitaait le sol
de la maiSon. Cette terre conte.
matt de feau au moment Oh Penfant
verse dams le trou lie plomb en-
fusion, reau sc volatilise brusQue.
ment, fait Jaillir lie plomb liquide ct
lie projette dams les deux yeux
grands ouverts de ~l'operate ar a 90.
nonx ct t6te base. Je Wis lFenfant
hut heures apres l'accident; pau
pieres tres tumefi6es, b.hlnres a.
nez ct aux jones. En- 6cartant les
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Mr. Frank Viguerie est venu
jeudi dernier a Thibodaux ranimer
par sa presence bIen des souvenirs
ct bien DIES "reminiscences chez ses
alDls ct cenx de sa famille. Nous
fellcitons cordialement Mr.. Frank
Vlguerie de IA horissante saDte ct
du success quill obtient dams ses
operations fermieres.
Sur Phabitation quill dirige pour
ga belle mere. Nine +. Burguires,
IL Sc propose d'obtenir 100000 de
iivres de sucre grace a une tres
lntslligente gestion de la plantation.
Ii a en- outre pres Franklin ct dana
10 paroisse Terrebonne des iuteT6ts
tfes importants.
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paupieres, je trouve les deux globes
o%cu!alres absolumeut recouverts
dune feuille de plomb, CONNIE des
tablettes de chocolar. Je me fails
ameier Penfant a rh6pital !: louvre
de force les paupieres avec IN Gear,
tenr /: je decoupe, asec des ciseaux,
lie moule parfais en- plomb ct je Pen.
leve par fragments. Sur Foil droit
le moule await l'6~paissenr dane
piece de 5 francs en- or sur lie
ganche, dune piece de l franc.
Et je constate avec stupefaction
que les deux cornees sont absolu-
ment intactes ct que seule la con-
lonctive oculopalpebrale gauche,
snrtout en- bas, preseutait DIES brh.
lures du second degre. An bout
lie qnarante-huit heures, reil droit
etait en- parfait etat. En- quinze
les bralures de Poll gauche
etaient queries, laissant des cica.
trices q la conjonctive, un leger
renversement en- dedans de la pau.
pierre ipferleure, mails une vue par.
fate DIES denx c6t6s.D
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DECEs-Le Z aodt, 1890, est
decide sur Phabitatjon "Rienzi'
pres Thibodaux, Gary Eldridge,
age de cinq mois ct onze jours, ct
fills de Mr. Ogden Smith ct de
Mamie E. ellis. Les funerailles
ont en- lien vendredi en- Peglise
6piscopalienne "St Johu' a Thibo-
daux.
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L'homme nu,

On homme absolument ma ct
vivant apparemment a l'etat sau-
wage, jette depuis quelques jours la
terleur ct la CONSERVATION lie long
des limites des comtes de Chester,
de Berks ct de Lancaster (Pennsyl-
vanie.) Les femmes ct les enfants
ntosent plge sortir, ct les hommes
eux-memes sont tres effrayes par
&c singulier voisin.
Lhomme nu, .c'est ainsi qu'on
Pappelle dams la region, car per
some ne connait sou nom nj son
origine. est uue espece de colosse,
peasant environ deux cents livres,
a la barbe ct aux cheveux d9mesu.
rement longs, broussailIeux, NAL
propres ct dune couleur motifs
Doire Motto rousse. C'est un 6tre
a Respect repoussant, vivant CONNIE
les animanx, lie corps CONVERT dune
couche epaisse de boue ct de erase.
Ii parcourt pressure CONSIGNMENT
les grandes routes, tenant IN baton
dune main, ct une pierre de l'autre,
ct ne regardant jamais nj a droite
nj a gauche. Son grand amuse.
meut est de s'embusquer sur lie
bord des routes ct d~'effrayer les
PEASANTS par ses gestes ct ses
excenrricites.
Dependant rhomme M ne fait
NAL a personne, 81 Pom ne cherche
pas a sfemparer de lui. Plusieurs
teDtatives ont etc faites ces jours.
CT a Get effet; mails toutes ont
echoue. I'm fernaer, notamment, !
a~essayaS de pamadoner pour le
faire mouter dams sa voitnre ct Ie
conduire aFh6pital du comte. Mas
Phomme nu, ayant va le piege, a
rosse de coups de baton lie malheu-
reux termier ct o cheval. II est
question pourtant d'srganiser uue
grande battue pour s'emparer de ce
fou, qui seat echappe, cfoit.on, de
quelque aisle d~'alienes.
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La r6colte du riz Sc fait active.
ment: chacun Sc hate de profiter
do beau temps qui nous favorise ct
d'expedier aussi vite que possible.
LIE prix est res,tentant ct ferait la
joie de nos pauvres rizlers sill de-
Wait Sc ma%intenir: quatre a cling
dollars 10 baril que Pom pale main
tenant q la Nouvelle Orleans ont
de Qnoi satisfaire ct CONTENDER les
plus difficiles. Mails, CONNIE mons
le disons plus haut, hatons nous
car e prix ne sc maintientront
pas.
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CRANES PoTAGEREs.-Un grand

CRANES POTAGEREs.-Un grand
assortment de graines pour jardins
potagers Sc trouve en- ce moment q
Ia pharmacie Thibodeaux. Leur
fralcheur ct leur bonnie qnalite,
sont hors de doute. C'est lie mo
ment de Sc fournir d'excellente
graine de navets ct meme de choux.
LIE vrai moment de semer est pro.
che.
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T0utes les amies de Mile. Olivia

Toutes les amies de Mile. Olivia
Allan (nous ne voulons point faire
d~'allusion a ses nombreux amis) Sc
f6licitent dc son retour a Thibodanx
on ellie Went passer des vacances
bien m~eritees. Mile Olivia Allan
nous arrive de POnt Breaux, on
ellie q rempli les fonctions de mai
tresse d'ecole pendant la derniere
session a la grande satisfaction des
parents ct des eleves.
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PIERRE BARRIOS, Sec.
A yendre.

Une excellente eypriAre mesurant environ
Blk cent qnarante acres. ct situee a G~nelaue
distance de Thibodaux, sur In rive droite du
bayou Lafourche, uu BruIe Guillot.
Cette cypriere est Ia plus iiche de l'Etat,
au dire des connaisseurs.
Foir an bureaux de la SENTINELLE q Thi.
bodauX pour iniormations.
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A pfOpOs du dimanche en- Amori.
que

L'opinion de Wminent cardinal
Gibbons relativement aux amuse.
ments du dimanche, m6rite dfatre
reproduite.
''Je suis d'opinion, dit-il. que lie
dimanche devrait, avant tout, 6tre
consacre au cutie religieux, ct en-
snlte d des recreations innocentes
ct s%aines, WI que c'est lie seul Jour
que la grande masse de la popu.
lation ait pour prendre IN peu de
repos. LIE danger reside dams l'ex.
ces, soft dams un sens, soft dams
Fautre, ct je partage tout a fait
fopinion du DR.. Weld (pasteur
de la First IDdependant Christ
Church) Ell protestant contre la
fermeture des mus6es dart, librai.
rles, ETC., lie dimanche.
"Pourvu qu'une partie de la
]ournee soft reservee aux exercices
religleux, je crois que toute recrea-
ton qni est de nature a protiter
physiquement, mentalement on
moralement a la masse de la popu.
lation devrait 6tre ENCOURAGE.
"Le dimabche des chretiens ne
doit pas 6tre confondu avec le sab.
bat des juifs, nj meme avec celui
des puritains.
"Le dimanche DIES chr6tiens tient
lie jnste milieu entire la rigidite
excessive du sabbat judarque ct lie
relachement indulgent dc pautre.
I'll ny a pas a douter que 81 lie
sentiment public a evolu6 de
Pobservanoe du dimanche q une
observance trop relach6e, la chose
doit 6tre attribuee au zAle sincere
mails maladroit des puritains, qui
ont confondu lie dimanche chr6tien
svec lie sabbat juif, ct ont voulu
imposer au peuple des s6v6rit6s ct
des rigneurs Que rEvangile n'ensei.
gne pas.
"Poar le c1ur dun chretien, le
jour du Seigneur est toujours un
Jour joyeux. LtEglise nous ensei-
gne d'stre, &c jour Ia gals sans
dissipation, recueillls ct religieux
cans tristesse nj m6lancolie.
"lI va sans dire qu'Elle defend
toute 4uvre servile ct inutile ce
jour-la; mails CONNIE 10 sabbat a
etc institute pour phomme ct non
Phomme pour le sabbat. Ellie per-
met les @uvres services lorsque Ia
charite on la necessit6 Pexigent
"Comme c'est IN jour consacr6
non settlement a la religion, mais
aussi al delassement de Pesprit
ct du corps, rEglise nous permet
den employer une partie en- recrea.
tons innocentes."
Ces sages reflections devraient
6tre medit6es par les doctrinaires
de PEglise puritaine. En- procu.
rant au public des distractions
salnes ct elevant Pesprit on arrive.
raft plus shrement a la reforme
des abus QUEEN edictant des lois
severes ct impuissantes.
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NOUVELLES LOCALES.
Arrivee ct depart des trains q Thibo-
daux, % novembre, 1850.
PREMIER TRAIN.

PREMIER TRAIN.
Quite Thibodaux a 9 heures a. m, avec Ia
MALE de F0uest.
Arrive s Thibodaux a 10 heures 90 a. m.
svee la MALE de la Nouvelle Orleans.
Second train tavec la MALE de 10 Nouvelle
Orleans ct de rEst).
Quite Thibodaux a heures IS, p. m.
Arrive a Thibodaux a 6 heures SO .. m.
Ia1malle est ~toujours close au post office,
IS minutes avaDt lie depart du train.
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L0ckp0rt Public School Fund Association

A une reunion de cette ASSOCIATION, tenue
lie pI emier jeudi d'octobre. 1889. il a etc
"RESOLU" Qua ravenir. une fore. pour
lie benetce des fonds de l'ecOle, aura lieu
ehaelue aimee lie premiers samedi ct dimanche
du m0is de juin."
Par ordre,
PIERRE BARRIOS, Sec.
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AVENDRE.

Une grande quantite de BARDEAQX, pre-
miere qualite ct delivre sur lie bord du Bayou
LafOurche D Thibodaux. S'adresser q Mr.. o.,
l.. CARO-, agent pour Mr.. Jules D6chaux. on
aux bureaux de la SENTINELLE de Thibodsux.
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AVENDRE.

1000 BRIQUEs lie premiere qualite sons
q vendre par Mr.. THEODORE ADAM, surle
Bayou Lafourche, pres lie Canal Harang. La
livraisOn sera taite sur lie bord du ba YOU 81 on
le demande. Prlx: $500 Ie MILLER.
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NOUVEAUx ARRANGEMENTS
HOTEL DIES E~ERANGERa

NJ Thomas Alherti pr6vient SEES am,s
les voyageurs quill Went de taire de non
veanx arrangements qui lui permettront DE-
s'atisfaire tout ceux qui voudront lhennoo
rer deleur contiance
Repas Atoute heure de Ia lournee ct IN
commando.
Table dhDte a 10 heures du matin .pou
d6ieuner ct b a heures d j soir DO ur diner
ChRmbres commoCes ct bien garniess
PRIX MODERES.
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Depot de V0lailles!
e. F. RIVERS g. BRO.

% ia rhonneur d'informel lie public que
fon trouvers chez nous un grand choIx de
poules, p%oulets. canards ct aussi tout eibier
q plumes scion la saison ct aux prix lee Dlus
has. Addressez-vous chez
EDGARD RIYIERE GU LOUIS RIVIERE,
Tllibodaux, La,
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Fumez les "Thibodeaux Special
Cigarsn ct vous serez heureux,
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Malgr6 lie mauvais temps, la fete
champ6rre donnee a Raceland pour
le benefce de l'6cole Ste. Marie a
en- un success relativement tres
consolan:: La recette brute est
d'environ 100000, ct probablement
au dessus. LIE mauvais 6tat DIES
chemins, un temps pen certain ont
retenu chez eux beancoup des amis
du Rev. Vigroux qui tenaient a
honneur de raider dams l'euvre
quill a 81 courageusement ENTIRE
prise. Mails chose differee nest
point REINSTATEMENT perdue ct
les danes patronnesses ont cru
repoudre a un desir reel ct legltime
de tous ceux qui mont pas pu SO
rendre a leur premier appel en- les
convoquant pour lie II de aoht 1890
sous les m6mes ON BRACES du pare
de Mr.. r. For6t.
On nous promet qu'une excursion
partant de la NOuvelle Orleans,
vlendra apporter ga tres grande
part Examination a la f9te.
PARFUMERIE.-Le beau sexe, les
jeunes gems ct les hommes mhrs
qul veulent singer la jeunesse, al
ment ct r%echerchant les parfnms les
plus saves, les essences les plus
pures, les savons les plus Odorants
les articles de toilette les plus in
dispensables ct les pins a la mode
tells que brosses a dents, pelgnes
brosses a cheyeux. etc. etc., trouve
ront, en- quantit6 tous ces articles
daus Ia Pharmacie Thibodeaux d
des prix gui deffent toute concur.
renee.
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pISPOSINo or 81 $50 900 WORTH OF FLANNhLS'
The sale Of ranncs. the production Of several
large Eastern manufactures made fcstefuiE Nv
Wllmcrd!ng Morri, and MITCHELL AZ Nos. ~ ana "'
White, ST. for Parker Wilder CO.. selling agents.
WAS a succcs, a, II footed up ~ ."o0.Oo0 Wheh TINS
large amount Of GOOD, taken into consideration ana
hc short space Of i've hours in which they were soid
IL can be seen THAT the demand for hane'' Is Oy III"
means weak. While the prizes were not Pul'c hp 10
those Of last year, the small percentage less was
s,ii.factory ~ the owners. ard from the iaplditS
with which the goods were disposed Of they must
bav, bceu satisfactory 10 the tradc generally. In
many OF the lots there were not good, enough 10 20
around and some buyers had 10 be conicnled WIN
les thou their wants. \ large crowd was pF'eht
during hc sale and the b!ddns spirited throughout
TN, f,rioung wore some OF TIE buyers H. b. Claim
4 co Lc,bcr Whitman Il CO.. DuhlIam. Buckley
r., ,wectser Pembroke q co.. and Butler, tlapp a
r., NJ New York j. y Farwcli * Co.. Marshall Felh
{ ca Carson Plric ii Co.. Storm lilu, ~ 'ihcago'
r,n, sch,llito 4 CO.. Cincinnati; J. N. Robinson ~
"a Iouisyuc; naggardinc. Munhittrlck a Co.. ). e.
no,is { CO.. Louis six y CO., ST. Louis; jordan,
N,,sh 4 CO.. C. T. Ilovcy Co.. Boston; 'o"ah
NcCurg & Co.. PETERSBURG, Va Hood, Bon1iltN "
20 Hewitt. Warner a Co.. stcrnhefgcr a Co., Phila
dc,nhia: Irwin Phillips CO.. keoSuk; X. VI sutton
, ia baltimore: Jann>. sander & Co.. kansas 'lH ;
Miles Bancroft Il sheldon. COLUMBUS, ONO DaneiS
" her Denver: Eu,tE. WoOdmah Co.. POriahl
NJ The Powers Dry TODD; Company. II. Paul +,
,i,.,.,,ty Grant 4 CO.. san Francisco, and Gusscn-
hrmcr & Co.. Lynchburs. Va. , a. ,.
Thc protectors of these sales believe they nave
come to stay. aud regard this means Oh distributing
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rur sorTn CAROLINA DIOCESE TROUBLE

Charleston, ;. C., May . tSpccla'l'- INC NV"
Convention adjourned here to-day, TO meet III "''0"
an, p.f,ro adjournment the following protest Wa
,,,,e, hv what are known rs the "SccedefN" :
:. We the undersigned members Of The fro''l'"'
Episcopal Church In tho Diocese OF south '"'o',"''
for themselves and others In accord WIN 'n'"' o"'
not now accessible respectfully reqncs, n"ne" !"
,,i Ibis heir protest against the adoption oi inc
,,..,,t,,nn, 20 Article M Of tho Constitution. -
n anucar, 10 them TO impair the saicguaN' 3IgT ~,
cVistnv I'm tho constitution lcOnstru'I a. ,,
- is,d dow, by tho supreme Court Of the nen
sintcs, without aifpfdng IN their @"nd any ~
fnmcn Of the pledges given IN AnGeFSgn h protest
Was 1rcre, 10 be entered The minutes; II - i
nv 1oa pcr,ons Of whom only about isht a'' oI,",
~,tcs rhe scceders declare that they have no. e' u
nm IN. nrht: and that the alleged comprom 800 =,
adopcd 10 enable tho bishop to admit H. h""S N'o'
clerlymen no rnby desire
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6o,eea Koa 70 Z, GSsf to Young duke e'en'

Golden Rod TO 2. Gloster to 5. Young Duke evcns
Defendant 10 l. Siumber TO /.
slumbcr got the best OF ragged start, but Golden
Rod passed her at the furong and made the running To
ana around the upper turn. Bill Barnes MADE ouh
here and led into TIE homcstech but In the hnal struggle
Lady Reel drew out and clevcrly by hair length
Bill Barnes second length beofrc Golden Rod who bes
Young Duke ten lengths Glosor and Defendant reaeu
behind 70 discuss matters Of grave Importance
SIXTH RACE-PCRSE $500 SELLING FIVE FUR
LONGS.
w. @. Days CHI Sir William by Woodlands-Ketrl.
button. yrs. 100 n 81 900 ;oo .(LamTn,esJ}
Spr.tt Co.'S b. z. Red Elm. aged. lOo-- 1aipel
NJ l. Donovans b. f. Losa. T. i0+.-......-.-tbuhh)
Tirne-l :05. a. ,,,,,,
Nina w. John Atwood Express, Not Guilty. WlIlrcd
jay Vevay. fscn H.. Watch Me and Monte Chrs'o also
Betting 10 winSi: William IL 70 J. Red Elm D N l.
Rosa to Nina w. Express equal faNoritcs 10 l.
John Atwood 6 to J. others 10 70 80 TO L. a. ,
Betting for pace-Sr William 70 ]. Red lin Z 10 Il
Rosa To l. Nina w. and Express eyens. John Atwooa
to l. others to 10 70 1.
Rosa made most OF the running but Red Elm headed her
near the Gnish and seemed a certain winner when Si'
William slipped and beat him the post by shors
head Rfc Elm second, two lengths before Rosa Inc
winner sold 70 NJ I. Dow ming ior 81 1926.
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THE S)rrHERy BAPTIST CONVENTION.

For, Worth. Tex, May 9.-Thc southern Baptist
Convention met ia Us forty sixth annual session nero
rI. morning President Jonathan HARRISON. OF selma
Ala. In th. chair. seven hundred delegates "er'
pre.cut Tho following officers we're elected f''''
don't jonathan HARRISON. OF selma Aih'' vice P'oS
d.,ts ~, Rev Dis. !. y. Hawthorne. Georgia .
- ,,rr, VIRGINIA. +. H. Keer.oot. Kentucky. and
"a. Pow I L. Elv Missouri secretaries, the Rev.
d. Iauein. burrlw son. Of Augusta. Ga, ana Vu'c'
rnil.r baltimore. tpa urcr, George W. N"i"h' i""i
an, Ky The Homo Missionary Board Irp"rt'" i"'
Inc In.t wear 20 m,sionaric, anon th' hNtNc ""o
unpulatnn. 30 missionaries among the foreign I,pu'
Ian yG7 churches organized total rec % 100
-, neudturr, $4,000. The Foreign MISSION u aIu
rnturrd 81 stations occupied. win II" "ut hulon,
~ missionaries. 80 schools, VITA b.9 NcL9Htr'' ~,
CONT, 9i-GrOO. all debts paid. Tine Kc'. pr;
J. W Carter Of Raleigh. y G. pfra,nc1o 600 1 Iintc!
fo,n MI sour came IN this morning whiIr Su"'no'
,,in vim 30 delegates /, waterbound IN AHa1o's
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LONG SENTENCE FOR A PICKPOCKET.

John Reilly, piclspocket we'll known to the police
who makes a speciality Of thes at the elevated rail-
road stations and on the trains. was before Recorder
smyth yesterday conviction Of stealing diamOno
scarfpm from Max II. Strauss, a manufacturer. on
Second ave- elevated train. Mr.. strauss and friend
were on the platform VI a crowded car when Reilly
took the pin from the scarf, while confederate en-
deavored to attract Mr. strauss attention in another
direction. Reilly sent to the state prison few
years ago for similar theft the elevated road and
has been called Police Headquarters dozen times
in cases Of tho loss OF articles on the trains but could
not he Identified AS the thief The Recorder sentenced
him to seven years and eight months In state prison.
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,Dvy ayD NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON May 0.-coi0ncl John h. N'E'''' '0'''
Cavalry. ha, been relieved from dlty III Ut" - p y,
ment Of Dakota and ordered |" Ioi" NJ ,,a,..
g., ,.ho ~ Major Writ Davis. 9TH cavalry
IA, heeu ordered TO report to the COMMANDING WI"
er,l Department Of the Missouri for a'S'r''''''"'
stallion Lcuicnant- Colonel Richard H. J"'"'''' -"
Artillery. has been detailed TO attend the
Of the New York National Guard near fcch'"'''
July /. 49,. nonaa
A Cable MESSAGE was received at the navy DoP'''
ment Announcing the arrival Of the hasSh'p
a, Non,.v,deo to day Acting Admiral Oils tneiS se
ccivcd his orders 10 proceed TO Ne" IorR IN ' ~
and he will probably start At one; ~ me Richmond
,bou FORTY DAYS Ia make the trip. Ter dep.
leave the Taapoosa alone on the south ,h uhit,
ton until the arrival OF Admiral ""iNe' WIN
squadron.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
PLANS FOR THE POLO PONY RACING.
GOOD SPORT EXPECTED AT MEADo"BRooR
PAnK-THE ENTRIES.

GOOD SPORT EXPECTED At MEADo"BRooh
PAnK-THE ENTRIES.
The preparations for today's opening polo pony
racing AT Mcadowbrooh Park arc now complete and
the Indications are that the mccin will be saris
factory not only TO the stewards and course-omce~
but 10 the raccgocrs who conquer their prejudice
against amateur racing and attend II Is hopcd 10y
the stewards that he transportation facilities VIII
be perfect. and II they are not mp to the average
there Will be a vigorous proes'. Adolph Ladehburs
on behalf Of the stewards. mas carried Oh the neso
tiations with the railway people, and with persuasive
cloouence has obtained from them promises that
everything shall be IL should bc and that there
Will be ample accommodations for passengers Of the
mos. aidermanic proportions. Boats connecting
with trains for Wcs,bury will leave the New York
end Of The Thirty fourth t. ferry a 10 80 a. IN. and
At 80 D. IN. and James slip at 80 p. IN. special
cars will be attached the trains and special trains
will return town after the last race.
The entries received have been satisfactory "a 70
quality and considering the small number o, SPEEDY
ponies in training more numerous than WAS 10 be
expected. The first race viii be run at > 30 D. M.
and II is likely tho finish IN he fifth and last VIII
not occur later than 5I3. The programme and
entries are follows:
FIRST RACE-1NAUGURAL CUP.
Swecpstske- Of elo each D. D. cup added. Tor ponies
Inch Under Iad sandai Second 70 save saSe' A6oat
ElIlo@ l;oo3eSev. whit. z George Washington.
Ado.pn lad.ibuIg b. N. h.iir
foNnaI Ke,ne'. ch z. BucksAo,.
1anallnah Stab.es Oh. :. Surprise
G eaf.,' W tiSis b. T. d His coc.
& MaiGo a. ch b. H. T. %ina l.
SECOND RACE THE MEMBERS CUP.
sseGnaKe' .; go each cup added for Pcn s
~ aHG unaef 2wne ana 5fse by ner' o. e H
aodr tae standard Second 70 ave o staRc Aboat. mile
1snsismah Stables b = Eoulc,,N
Charlie, Cauoip- Dr. .. Fce.
Foyhsil hcene'. ch =. Bn,kshot
fe ,ssE. E yI5ss,S e. 81 SIT; ,oro,.
THIRD EACE-THE BROOK cur. :, =,
under ,c standard, second to stFe About q mile
t tsa Vo Ke sa",icS ~ +; b"e ss
FOURTH EACE-THE GALLOWAY CUP.
m G.nd ss5 5S wspiakc, Of aIn c%n '6ae
L? 1870 % c and H' t a Hsou Ge me on @ S at
r:,ilasma. StoLio's h. g. Roulette 10 h.
= Hogan. b. Liitlc I.4nchc i,5 ~
Reginald Fry's b. K. Surprise IL. 80 n.
FIFTH RACI.-TiIE Park cur.
IA a 1%fS airy arr s 'S .%sSe for 1
inch under H. sV,adsTd -ccond 70 ave stake. About
EScES"SWyb Hiacg, Dr. o. H ns,'r
Elliott ROCseydt's gr. q Smoke.
j Homes br. g Fraud.
Morton SMITHS blk. g. Pantelettr.
Among the men who will drive jolly coachload'
10 the track are Francis r. Undcrhl o. W. Br'
August Belmont jr., and Adoph Ladenburg. Tho
gentleman rders who viii &c, a good share OF tho
nIaudffs are Foxhall Keenc Leonard Jacob. J. L.
kernochan aud A. Belmont pnrdy Polo pony racing
viii follow the Mcadowbrook meeting at Huntington
lime 81 Shutdown. June Is and al ROckaway, July
?, The Philadelphia Polo Club has claimed september
81 as the date Of Its meeting.