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TIE DU1rBEhNF HUM nrKrT1No.
eais Day at ivy city Tor Lovers sF Cross
country Racine.

| country 8aoang.
WARRINGTON, Msy1.-Society ladies turne
out In strong force ut Ivy City to-day to witnes
the opening Of the hunt meeting OF the Dunn
blanc Club, the fashionable hunting organize
| ton OF Washington. The rare spectacle at
race track was seen Of men being In the mi
nority. The ladies' wore their spring bonnet
and wraps, making the grand stand a picturt
| OF bright and gay colors and pretty faces.
delegation Of twenty-five or moro was pressn
from New York and other cities. The lnnel
field was lined with tally-hos, draRs and fash
| ionable turnouts. Among those present Wort
| Senators Gibson, Hampton, Manderson. Hearst
Mcmillan. and Woloott; Minister Valente OIL
Brazil. Mrs and Miss Pauncefote, Admiral
Luco, and Miss Window.
Tho object OF the club, aside from pleasure
10 to secure increased attention to the breed
ing Of good horses for road and cross-country
work. Included in the membership are many
OF the best-known people in Washington. It
is expected that to;day'S meeting viii BE- i ol-
The weather. when the races began, was
the afr and wet the spring costumes OF the la
Ss before dsy Was Sve b ntsrY Marine Inc
sold but the betting was EEhs :s The Races
pounds and and upward, an allowance Of 10 pounds
being generally given half-bred horses as
For the first race. for ponies under III. half
R6enss taI 5 r The
taking tho lead and holding T. throughout,
pumped him ahead and won by two LENGTHS
Mar Euss % E yassn Is second
Hoon La Was u tb,rd And sweat Tomm lnat y"
The second race, three OF mile
open to horses 10 hands or under, was for the
ed to win, but Mr.. s. r. Knut, by. vigorous rid
ing in the, stretch, won on Vixen by four
sesond Button o I'll thrd e and Rosae last '"'fS'
Mr.. knut added to bis iaH Y,n e, in the o. next
s SF The
horses got OF Il Veil wei Cock The Walk and SUI
Nssp she lead oP 6ns fSun ing % GS
stretch the horses were all bunehed, Nelly X.
leading MT n on hs
length and half. Mr.. Legare on suzette SEQ
ond. Nelly K. third, and Ya1oo last ,,.
for purse OF .siOO caused a good deal Of
amusement, the farmers boys not heeding the
stoH rae he
was quite indignant ut the judges for ordering
1t , run oyer hereafter ana villa ,s ri,
eyer siT hurd!ee;, was KilIaloe's from the start.
Mr.. Rider. on Killaloe. set the pace and won by
q length. though Cook O. the Walk gave him
hard brush at the finish. Murat was third and
Roscoe was beaten OF, Neptune fell at the
an unsuccessful protest against the winner.
Retributon. ridden BY Kernoohan. wa the
best horse In the two mile gteeplechase for tho
jumps In good style, winning hands down.
Apollo. Jr.. second MoRul fell In the inner
field and The Bull stumbled at the last hurdle.
and rolling over Mr.. Rider. who had the mount.
Mr.. Rider was severely injured.
Upon examination IL was found that Mr..
Riders collar bone and two of his ribs wore |
broken. He will recover
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sn OF furniture dSSisFs Nay DsE proves tbS GoAisF
BONANZA FOR SsysFsi dAgS IN uBsnPloysd trSGk van.
o. sEpFsaS wagon WOOld hags bssB curiosity and
fnFnitaEs aASsFs have bssh taEsd 70 the Utmost 20
transfer she accommodates a eSasrse GoosA THIS 10
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fBTAGo May Z Frank q. ROIls. he
oEBsT u tils stallion AlSyOn, las suso de "A,
u"hsl gfotiihE Associsti0B Abd IallHp b
SOhhs"p i"f sSbyyO Abs ibO STANDARD hioak
baim go 'i.s same amount Tho suiis stoU
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S:figH,s ne iia' tSsh Iie warsaw, CO., WssSh Ne
Second Rse.Tres handicap pure Of $500 q which
tloO 20 neoondt mile and fuflonE. Brio us; Now
2rneyer, llt; Oridamme lt0 Dunboyns, lilo; Golden
kssL hoS saiyn loA zsphyruS 1905 Larohmont Is;
Third RsoePurss $500 Of which 500 to second; six
turionRn Al Reed. ia; Brian Bort llti BlAckthorn,
ia salisbury ia Lord Psyton 100; Prince Howard.
@ Ga.en M Yo not ri ~ Rose w IL, 81 Mnry
1Oa IsshQuenA nily, e6.
. Fourth Raos-Ths oAkwood Stakes for all ages with
4lOO0 ADDED; selling Allowances six furlonEa Best
oSs.r NO q Sns SnpnsL SAmss
ratroelsI ia; Prodigs li5i Puzzle s9 CouFresS 100
zulu 67 Bradford I2ti Frollc, lie; Mnuet esi HSrrt
Fifth Raes-Purse $500 OF which 800 to second for
non winning twoyear-oldsi half . mile. Emily Oar
Tendency ANY: il9; Hands on, ITO; wiregrahs colt
noi huhian ITO; Ceriss colt ITO; Baylor. ITO; Gray
Sixth RHes-Purss $500, Of which 800 to second for
maidensi nye furlonge Foreigner. 100; MInuot 100;
hans.yiIls looi wariiks 100. Pep1anee 1905 Extra
li2i Cecilia GOT Minnie j., ITO
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NEWS FROM THE HORSE WORLD.

Graves Bros. OF Rochester, MINI, have
shipped to Mcdonald Bros. of Dublin, ireland.
three promising young trotterS J. L. Oliver.
and Belva Lockwood.
G. and @. p. Cecil OF Danville, Ky. have cold
70 Robert Ault Of 81. Louis the Relding Charlie
P.omtrottfng RECORD, 2:26h; pacing. record.
he started last season.
On April % EdRewater Belle dropped Q ilnO
bay hlly: by Lancelot, youngest son Of Green
old. and her first foal. dropped In 1885. q the
unbeaten EdRemark. four-year-old record 2:l6.
J. B. Perry Of Lexington has sold to A. W.
old. by Stranger. dam Nellie Crow By Ham.
Pripo Eagle. and the brown marc. yearg old.
u Price private. but known to be better than
$4,000 for the two.
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RACING At NASRVILLE
FrAneIs, with Four VVInaInE Mounts, Make
she Hest Jockey Record.

Francis, with Four Winning Mounts. AEakos
Gho Hest Jockey Record.
NASHVILLE. May Francis made the
best record OF the year to-day at West Side
Park. riding tour OF the winners In five races.
In the one remaining event he had no mount.
1t was again day for tho fRvorites. all the
first picks winning with but one exception.
and In that case the winner was we'll backed
The weather was pleasant. the light rain only
settling the dust on the fast track. while an
attendance OF 1850 Witnessed an excellent
programme.
The sDort commenced with dash Of q mile
for thTee-yOar-olds and upward. selling allow
ancO. In which q field OF seven started. AIphonse
being drawn. Jaeobin. ia Francis uD. was a
strong favorite. Ht odds OF 8 70 2. while both
Mamie FonSO and Tudor were subjscts Of
quite Q plunge. In tho race tho light weigh
Mary j.. ~. ridden By J. sloan. went on at a
brsskneck pace, and II looked once as though
she would lose the held. but she tired badly In
the stretch. and JGcObin. coming up with q
rush won on the pHst Y a head. Tudor was
third third bsatsn 2 Isngih and a bali Time.
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rArAL QUARREL OF CHILDKEN.
NIne.year-oId Annie Er1ensteIn Attacks Cd
by Three Girls OF tho Same Age.

NIne.year-oId Annie ErrensteIn Attacked
by Three Girls OF the Same Age.
Annie Errensten, a child OF nine years,
died Yesterday afternoon at $40 o'clock at tho
Gouverneur Hospital from injuries received at
tho hands OF another girl only little older
and fareor than herself
Armies stepfRther. Aaron Errenstein. Rus
sian, who lives at "a Jackson street. told this
story last evening through an interpreter
Two weeks ago last Sunday Annie's mother
sent her 10 Cherry street with q pan 10 buy
some milk. An hour later she returned with
the pan badly dented and empty. She said that
on her way home she had met three girls who
set upon her. and ono OF the girls had struck
her on the side and stomach with stick.
She threw hsTSelf upon the lounge and
Rroansd and Writhed with pain. She did
not know tho nsmo OF the girl who struck her.
Nothing was done for her aid for over week.
Then shO EGs taken 20 the Eastern DispeBsSrV
a. EsssE and GrADS StreetS and the SuthOri'
tics there had her removed 20 DoUysTnSui Hos
T,itAl. where shs has 1s0D for ten dAys. IL was
found that sue SAf suffering from tTnpmhtic
porltODilg rho Vas unable 20 take food. "a,
90 co. ,s sT VOL - ' Usii StS 90 Ws5SssSsS silsf:
noon when there WAS change for the worse.
SSsI No, RSisnslslB vent 20 the hpspitsl
IsslsTdsy aitffBOop 20 lDgplis how lbnls NaA
hpd 1At told hot daughter hhs dead, che hhs
almost iFaDtle iTni Hfle. hhs sJbleg cloud
HOSPITAL. STDek boz l,oag TspeBtsdIy against
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9ls ssys 70 70 ils LSSds u tLs IIslASssJ
aiissi police
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CLEHELAND IN WARRINGTON
The ex.Presidebt sworn To 40 . AEenbe
Of tho Bar OF the Supreme Court.

The ox.Presidept sworn In 40 q Member
Of tho bar OF tho Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, May 1..-Grovor Cleveland
spent the day in Washington. He came in on
the late train last night. and very few persons
knew that he was here until they ran across
him In the Capitol building this morning. Some
Of the moro enthusiastic Congressman have
been endeavoring tonight to set afoat rumors
that there Is some great political Significance
attaching to Mr.. Cleveland's visit. Some of
them have limited that he came on to tell his
party what to do with theitarin question. and
to have o conference with Southern men
0bout the threatened Federal election law.
Others say that he thought Washington would
DO Q good point from which to notify his friends
that be would not under any consideration be q
candidate for the Presidential nomination
Those reports as vel las others like them. were
entirely unfounded. Mr.. Cleveland's presence
In Washington was due to the fact that he
came here the attorney OF James Wallace
POAke. who has retained him to take charge OF
his suit In the Supreme Court against the city
Of New Orleans for the recovery OF 81, 900 said
TO be due him as the owner OF certain so-called
city drainage bonds The case is set down
for hearing tomorrow. This will be the last
day on which the Court will be in session dur
Ing the present term. and IL II quite likely,
theroono; that the case Of Mr.. Cieyelands
OatSnb VIII De pOsADOheu unlll the OCTOBER term.
There weIe three or four lawyers and hand
Iul OF spectators In the court room when OK
Attorney: General Garland entered with Mr.
Cleveland and little notice was taken OF the
distinguished pair. except that the audience
mosuV etranRers' looked ~ in curious way
when the Clerk called the name OF Grover
Cleveland. Tho new member 81 the Supreme
COURT bar took the oath ard went 20 the CleFk's
ONCE. Thsre lie paid the usual 80 fee and
signed the roster If practising lawyers. When
this duty Was performed Mr. Cleveland took q
eeat 10 the Clerks ONCE: and word ives sent 20
Dali dozen 81 more Of the mem beTs OF the
House; who came over and shook hands with
hlm, NJ. Cleveland called upon sOms friends
euung ihe afternoon and dIBed AT the
hotsL Later ~ the evening he re-
oelted calls from large humber
o. psnoeralc Ipngfrssmsn. and politics was
telked o. only ~ - general Way. There gAs no
ooeb tplhk ~ caucus Or con leTsnce for call
eIe esIe coming in aud going out dpTing the
eeute ei@pihP' aDJ ~ no ilnIe gsTs there less
t1aa bali dulru Enntli'nisB IN tho room All
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Ifealdrni df tnlhhd tod COS d lls callaFa
tbni DO lniRhi TsiUtB 20 New infL 10 nlofTusv
- pchsibit tsiDnln bnfs uDu. saturday
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1t was late when the 2:9O pace was called.
and after one heat the rain fell so heavily that
the event was held over for Friday Saewa WAS
the choice. but the heat went to J. r s. in 2:34.
with SaRwa close up. Morris Mullins third. Pat
LeRG fourth.
besides the unfinished race. the 2:20 trot and
2:l7 pace are on for tomorrow.
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al had oatarrh for ten or fifteen yearn ana duYips
that time never breathed through my nose conidnH
smell used to imagine that the back Of my head
would part had pains acroas my forehead ana oyeI
my temples Iconldn't eat oSgghed 90 that it used
morning I'd have to hold my chest together had such
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SU1SUw IMPROVES HER RECORD
0on. Turner Loosous the Brakes and Gives
che Marc y Chance.

0en. Turner Looseus the Brakes and Gives
che Marc n Chance.
WARRINGTON, May When the trotting
began at the Jockey Club grounds this after
noon the heat was oppressive and It looked
| like another fine day for the sulkies. but be-
| fore the card was cleared up It grew cloudy
and there was drenching shower to Interfere
with the last Of the programme. Two races
had been ended. however, one OF them for tho
2:27 class being marked by q sensation in the
unoovering Of speed possessed by the Cali
| fornia bred mare Suisun, who made a
record Of 2:91h at two years and has
never reduced that mark till to-day.
John Turner. has had her for three sea-
sons. but has been in no hurry, and even
now would not have started suisun II he had
any idea that he would be Obliged to get out OF
the olass to which che has boon eligible so long
after he had been. found out. and S1isun has
onoer has another added to NIT bis ss Of last
performers.
Chester a. eeSne MORGAN I Sood r TSsf
puroh nSo BY Lem H th the score card
who drove him quite we'll in bis race. Chester
AS dam 10 OF running blood, and he was in
contest, losing the third heat by repeated
breaks Only one heat OF the $3.50 pace was
9
tators was Senator Leland stanford. who came
ehe was sent to the front senator Walcott Of
Colorado. Representatives Flood Of Elmira and
Kane Of Texas were also present.
=, Betting quotations On the 2:27 class before
tho first heat were: Richard Wilkes. $50: Fri
day. $40: field, $40. When the word was given
most OF the seven starters were unsteady. but
finally Friday settled and went to the front
lie held the lead from the quarter homo, but
Richard Wilkes and tSuisun came up on each
side and wore Tapped on him at the wire
Time. $3.50.
tho field. and, after Richard Wilkes had led
most OF the way, Friday closed on him at the
finish. winning the heat in 2:28z, Suisiun in
Friday sold for $50. and the field Jagged at 81
after that; but before the third heat Turner |
was called to the stand and advised to take the |
brakes of Suisiun. Tho General made short |
argument, and then did what he was told to do |
by sending the Electioneer mare along with |
Richard Wilkes. and when Friday came up she |
drew away and was first By two lengths In |
2:25H.
Then It was S25 to So on the new faVorlte, and |
she was not headed In the next two heats. the |
others being weary. 80 that she did not have to |
20 fast Suisiun was bred at Palo Alto farm, |
and her dam Susie. by George N. Patchen Jr., |
has q record OF 2:26h. She was sold to J. B, |
Houston Of New York for $4,000 at two years, |
and last year was bought for $4,000 by John |
Z. Madden OF Lexington. who still owns her.
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Chester A, was a strong favorite for the 2:87
class, starting at $40 to SIG, and. after getting
the first heat In $780, sold at to over the
other three. He was NOT headed in the second
heat. but in the third made so many skips that
he was placed last. and Susie G. got the heat.
going level. and he won the race quite handiiy
In moderate time.
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