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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-20
POLO PONIES TO SHOW THEIR METTLE'
ENTRIES FOR THE MELTING OF THE QUEENS A"i
SUFFOLK COUNTY CLUB.

ExTrIrS FOR THE MEETING OF THE oC EENS A"p
SLFFOLK COUNTY CLUB
The polo pony race meeting of the queens ana
crcouk County Club will he held, rain or shine Al
Huntington l.. J.. tomorrow afternoon hpe'li'
e,nrcss train with drawing room cars atit'hc"' WIN
Lave Long Island city at 30 p. NJ ana spcoai
,ri,s will hiring the raccgocrs back TO town III tic
for dinner The entries for this meeting nave been
n hichcr class and more numerous than al many Oh
the previous meetings. and in all probability inc AZ
tendance and sport will be above the average ihc
entries as follows:
t,, r,.o Flash stakes One.half mile on tho hat-
Francis r. Und,rhlll's COYOTE j. L. Cornehs SPIDER D.
st4vcnss Boss j. b. Van sehacks Smlcr ;. d. Hpicy
won,nro Elliot, Kooseyeits SMOKEY. Tamasmah Stable
Post Boy A. C. Towers Samson
second race Champion stakes. Fivc-eifhths oil mile
on tho aat-Smiu,town Stables Bctscy. Orange Stables
okcr Tamalamah Stables Roulette, foXha Keches huc"
shot. -. ~, 80 A.,
ea francis r. Underail's Cheyenne. Hempstrad Farms
,,..ioortn Smthtovn Stables wild Cat j. X 6racles
nuncao Tanalan,ah Stables Post Boy, FoNhall kecne
Pandora. -
Fourth racc LIIiputan stakes. One-quartcr mile on
tho nat-AlrNandcr Browns Lila, Francis T. thderhh ;
nv,nne w IJitancr'. Calamity Jane. j. Stevenss BeSS
Stcyens's Little Mnch. j. j. Van Schaieks Flora j. H.
Cornell's Spider. Smhtown Stables Florida lah''"a"
.,.,,o. SUNRISE Foxhall Keenes Pandora, locka"ay
stables Hnstcr Lawrence St,blc's Miss Elite
tIrh race Galloway stakes. 1hree-qnarferS of mile
., the nat-F C. Morcy's n)bsy, j. L. DodgcS 6odlcai'
s,thtown Stables Betscy Thomas iIocans Little Bahche'
Tomaamoh stable, l:ouiee. j. b. Van Schsichs Smfr'
Foxhal Keoncs Buckrhot.
sixth race Hurricane stakes ~ miles over nights
Of hurdles feet inches high r. Van schacN flora
orange Stables Joker Elliott Eooscvclts SMOKEY Iaa
a,nah Stables Tormenor. KOckaway Stables BUSTER j. L.
Kernochans Egg W. Hasbod's Nina
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iaulter to l. Seymour TO Juggler to 1. Gipsy queen
8 to l, Niagara TO 1, st. John 80 to l. Cal
Mutuals-Fordham straight sl2 90. place IS 20; DOL
VIM place S29 05. .
After long delay In the chute, owing principally 70
the evil tempes Of Fsrdham and Jusgcr the nag fe on
poor start. Juegler and Gpsy Queen were lefs .. INC
post Salvni Of the running, while Foroham
traied behind in tho stretch Fordham came away WIN
out urging and Won by length and half Ssivni sec
ond a neck before Defsutef. who beat Niagara s'A
lengths.
SIXTH RACE-HIGH WEIGHT HANDICAP SWEEP
STAKES. $40 EACH, $500 ADDED. IL MILES
ON THE GRASS.
j. T. McDonalds b. C. Philosophy by LongtsIiow07
/; LlOyaS en- g. ss Luke aged 2s tHamiI5sG(,
w. c. Dalys b. c. Zephyrus, 4, l23; GResgap % o
NJ 7. Downings CHI g. Silleck, 10 (GarTTlsoa}} y
Hanover Stables b. h. Eleye .. 120.....- RodgerS
Time II o-5
Betting wn-Philosophy IL 70 ., St Luxe " O.
zephyras avorite to slleck Is TO- l. Eleye - = 10
Betting for pace-Philosophy to b, 81 Luxe I"
8, zephyrus / 70 ., sleck ! TO !: Eicve to a. g,
Mutusls-Philosophy straight sl5 3d. place % ~ o''
Luke place $40 go -
Silleck showed the way for mile and retired mi
losophy and St. Luke then fought out tho hnish' inc
former winning by two lengths st. Luke three eheths
before zephyrus. Admiral and Seymour did not start
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G,NrS ~ OTHER CITIES.

Cincinnati June i9-Bv a splendid streak % batting
the Clncnna,l, the third and closing game u the
series with Chicago today In the third inning Ansons
colt. scored two runs on Cooncys single and CAROLS hit
right Tor home Tho Cincinnas won the
game the fourth inning four singles aud Two three
bagCcTs by Holiday and Reilly The Reds added another
run In the eighth or EcyS second triple
and knights single Attendance, ISL. The score was
[hic.sn (N. L.l... Q 3 o Q 3!
. Chicago .. Pitchcrs-Duryea and Hutchinson I'm
prcs-Lynch and zacharla-.
day two games were played the home team taking the
first and visiting Cevcands tho second game Both
games by good battling. Attendance, 800 mo
score of the first game was a. follows:
E rs;,@s5S N. h3... Q 9 Q 6oss
slts s9Ms H. CIGysIand 3 and F5 G01rI
The conditions reversed in the second game Ccye
land winning easily by this score:
I rIlt,GsGsS Is. L)..~ ! 9 9 Q O.!
g. cGySe"S d3a a E,5ST'rr Sprss
w Hi.Ss'd ana Dow.e t.'"''''''"'''
Kece was too easy for the Players League to-day
They showed him quarter and earned nine of their nine
teen runs Attendance, 1000. The score:
E;i9:GS, q Id. 9 Q : SS--lSS
a.ht uG%io IT, rs5%re H. Imnrs,
carney 'i.IiaSy's and t' narnes
Chicago June I0.-rhe Chicago Players League team
halted Young Mcl all over he field to-day and won an
$50. The score was
C@sat,s} fr Ll'.. 3 J 2 3 9 l l-2S
Ea,ehlt,-Chlcsgo 81 Cleveland o Erors-Chicaeo s.
Cevei,nd . Pftchers- Baldwin and Mccall. umpres-
Ferguson and Iiobcrt
Philadelphia June I3.The Athletic club buried SYRIA
cuse out OF sight this afternoon Sullivan Was the easiest
Kind Of mark, and his support Wa poor at times LILY
came In Pitch in the seventh inning. aud he was no I'M
proycment outside OF tile home clubs hitting the game
was foaturcless and traNesty upon the National Istme
ia
A Athe,is ..-.... ........o Q %
Athletic 20. Syracuse To- Errors-Athletic q
syracuse o. Pitc.,ers-Mc Mahon and sullivan. UMPIRE
-ioeschcr
Rochester June 1o-Callihan kept thc BrooklynS down
IN four hits today and Rochester handy. The star
feature Of the game Harry Lyons great WORK al he
bat and in the FIELD The score:
Rochester ..........-.~SS 3 Q Q Q J Q 81 60
Hasehits-Iocheste Der o. Brooklyn T. Errors-Rocht,ter
q brooklyn D. pitchers-CailihAn ana Mat''horc' III"
pirr-TOoc
Columbus June l9.-Tho Columbus team outplayed tho
louisville nine every point to-day ana won 'he e"Se''
Of yichDries The score was A. follows:
I LS%sIilIs ~ Q 3 I ~
B.sehits-Lousve g Coumbns H. ~ rOrs s.i;GSh,
Umpire-Eusllc.
Toledo June l9-Thc st. Louis team played IN greatly
improved form to-day defeating the Toledo nine acf
velI.contcs,ed game The score was;
st. roio do"' '''''''''.''...oo 0 %
sa.ehits-st Louis o. Toledo 10. Errors-s] Louis -
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Toledo j. P.tchers-stivetts and Healy. Umpre-Banum
Worcester June 19.-The worcesters and Jersey Ctys
played games today and she Wocosers won both oy
their superior batting and field work The visitors could
do nothing with Stafford In first game and were shu;
out Stafford pitched seventy nine balls in the nine In
nings The
i %S,ss't ei.v . I'D 9 8 g 9 SS-'S
Worcester Is Jersey CITY ,DG E' r;,,oesys
The hume team won the second game ~ punching
their hits I'm the third and eighth innings The score
y MG:ssss e,v :.....11 9 3 2 9 g 9 @
acknowledgements g. Jersey City 6. Errors-worces.
ter O. Jersey City .. Pitchers-Burns and McDermott
Umplre-Corcoran.
New.Haven. June 1o-IIartford made many all
bad ones this afternoon and besides this the home team
pounded staib's In every direction Hartford
only scored the ninth through Hofords passed
ball. The score:
MsT.ia1s .::::..SS 3 g 9 . FL + Z
Baseht 10 Hartford g Err rS S,s,s
Umpire-vslentne
Baltimore Juno 19.-The Baltimores defeated the
wilmingtons to-day In dull and interesting game An
dersons pitching fairly slaughtered BY the Orioles
O'Rourke pitched his first game the home grounds
and did well. Mack and Pow>r distinguished themselves
BY making two pretty double plays. Attendance 6oo
The
% %HiI%S's .':...:: 9 e d g o o.?
observation-disclosures 10. Wilmington 10. Errors-Bal;
timore o. Wllm!ngto A. Pltchers-ADderson and
O'kourke. Umpire-Kelly.
Washington, June 1o-Miller the Newaris' pitcher.
gave admirable exhibition OF pitching to-day The home
played a poor fielding but could do nothing
with Mier's delivery at critical points while newark
easily solved Phpss for fourteen hits The score
Washington Stsa4R ': ::::...oo Z 7 ~
Basehits-washington O. Newark g. Errors-Washing,
2, Newark 1. Pitchers-Phlips and Mner' Cinpire
Gleason.
At Mddctown- Hamltons Of Brooklyn l, Asylums OF
Middletown II.
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THE COMFY ISLAND ENTRIES TODAY

fine a Friday is offered by the Coney lsiand
Jockey Club to-day although the fields will be small IN h
fourth and fifth races with Bergen up Sir Dixon can
hardly fail fourth race and Badge ought TO hod
Galiet and Montagu safe In the f:h In the third the
Dryers Sir John almost the only nreeyearod In u'er
stable OF any PROMISE will for the first time THIS
year. June Day has broken down. and blackburn ana
Caldwell have barely been hble 20 run fast enetgh s
to themselves from falling The D"ycie Dig
troops colts Allies both the ana the
twoyearods have far been CHASTITY disappointment ~
much the unluckes In their racing career
and OF hope in the form OF really hsh'cIasS racer
vet appeared OF 1890 for them ANACONDA
will also make his opening bow of the season to-day.
Geraldine gets Ia the first by the weight ctnduohS
H. pounds In her previous races this year she mo
carrying l19 100 and l2 and has been beaten every
time but once she made dead hea; with CIVIL ser
vice which refused 70 run OIL, thus losing inc
race and With Bergen, Hamilton or any hs|
class jockey up Geraldine ought n win easily ou' II
Kelly rides her. the result may ~ uncertain
The Pansy threcquarters OF mil" on one '"r'
should be good race Mr. Caldwell must be careini not
To leave at the post Hunters unucky hy win inc
saneuine name OI;oWn (Of course, merely psph''S VI
Ough,.towinl, a no did in The Daisy Stokes
Here are the listS OF probable starter;
FIRST RACE-swEEPsTAKEs. SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
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AMERICAN LANDSCAPE PAINTING CLASS.

The ladies' Art Association held an exhlotooH
Yesterday afternoon at the studios. No. % East
Fourteenthst.. OF tho work done by the advanced
women students who have been studying under
II. C. Minor. Miss Alice Donlevy one OF the in
OF the association announced that Mr. Minor
was going to organize August class IN landscape
10 ,tudy at bi, home in Connecticut. married
member of the association will be chsperone inc
applicants for admission TO the class began their
Examination yesterday which will continue today
and close tomorrow.
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CgiLLryGED TO FIGHT A DUEL.

Augusta. Ga, June I9.--Judse II. ID. ID. Twisss,
who made a speech at Waynesboro in favor OF Con-
gresham Barnes, has challenged T. f. Watson,
congressional aspirant, to fight duel, for severe
Ian g,age used by Watson in last Sundays "Consti
tutlon in replying Twiggss speech. Watson says
no is no dncIst but will defend himself. Watson
lives in Thompson but is now in Augusta. Judge
TwicCs lives here.
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The Brdegrooms played their last game prior TO their
Hrs, Western trip at Washington PARK, Brooklyn yes
tcfday. The attendance 1888. OF which probably
500 Of Tho fair Tho game was between the
BfooAlya snd Philadelphia League teams. and it
scientific baseball exhibition in all that the torn implies
Terry started IN pitch Tor the home team, but his
curve, were bat.d freely the frs: two innings that
dscrcey retired Losett taking his place. The change
the game Tor BROOKLYN FOR but two hits made
nj IoVett's delivery ia the last innings The home
it, third consecutive victory by lively rally
the bat IN the sAth inning. The fielding woik OF
Alien Thompson Mayer Piuknry Corkhll. Bushong and
Go ~ smith brilliant. Pnkney. Burns Bushong
Mv.r, Thompson and Clement, I'D ;he best work win
IT, Int H. Va a. follows
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Toni. 49,. 60 2lII ]

Iaflod runs. m aIaIphi1 g HFo3kNh %. ~ IN w
or smith J. OF Terry :. OF Lovett ,. Struck out-By
smith hy Terry o. by Iovctt !. Three basc hits
Inknev l. Two.hase hts-MScrs l. J. Smith I. O'ilricn
l. Io,.tt / Eushong I. Slcrnc' h:. Hamilton l. Burk"
g. Collins ? Bren l. Corkhili stolen bases liamlton
. Alien / collins t. Plnkncy |. Double pay-Burkc
and Mycrs Hit by ptchcr-hompson I. Allen Lovctt |.
Pnssod balls Clements l. Wild pltcheh-Snlth = Tory
:. rmprc-Powor- Time Of game 81 Attendance
56J
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F9Tnd runs-NoW-I ORR :" VhiIad"IphIa 2. First baSc
hy crrois-Ncw.York . Phlodephll T. Left on bases
New-Iork 10 Philadelphia 10. Fr't base on balls
k.fr {, IN Cunningham ;. Struck kccf", core,
Muiycy. Wood. forarty Cunningham lhree.oaNc hit
nee hlts-Core 'Rourkc shannon , Whitney. vaughn
Fafrar. Stolen b.ses-llatf ID. Shndlc wood. VIA
nitrhc~- Kerfe Passed hail,-CrO,s /. Impcs-JOncs
and Knight Time OF gnm"-2 o.. Attendance l.032.
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THE RECORDS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
4 wrrIp1.yED CANE OF CRICKET.

A wcllcontested cricket match was played yes'er-
dav between the eleven OF the New-Jersey Athletic
,lub and the staten Island Cricket Club eleven, at
the grounds Of the latter Livingston, s. !. Mr. Guest
did remarkably well. welding the willow to the tune
OF A. runs which by far the best score OF the day
The following Is the result;
NEW.JERSEY A.. c.
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HURT ON THE BALL FIELD.
MULvEY'S NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.
THE NETWORK BROTHERHOOD TEAM WINS A
GAME-SCoRES AND RECORDS.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
f'S :. Cleveland S1s1Ha rShss:S
Cleveland z, Pittsburg 1
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Sew.York II Philadelphia .. Pittsburg 49, Buffalo g.
Chicago 20. Cleveland ..
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
20 sTsSs g. hSSs Eoa.s. l.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Worcester 9,s, 10 Jersey City Sswark 5 Washngton
Worcester !. Jersey City New.IIaven 49, Hartford /.
Tho features OF the game Brotherhood Park yesterday
were Heefes mastery pitching and the
Mulvey from ins:apt death. The game between the
New-York and Philadelphia Brotherhood teams. and the
local nine astonished and delighted It's friends BY capturing
victory.
The game went nicely. the New.Yorkers having .
winning lead to the eighth inning Here Mulvey mads
hit. Wood, the batsman a sharp grounder
second base. Shannon got the ball and threw 10 Whitney
forcing out Muvey at second base Muvey stopped and
partially turned around Whether he die this TO interfere
with Whitneys throw first make double plsy Is
certain. At any rate Whitney threw the bali toward frst
and IL struck Muey rsoundng whack In the back OF the
head. The report heard all the ground.
Mulvey dropped ss IL shot and lay the ground
scous for several seconds The gathered around
and Dr. Mortimer who happened 70 be present.
moncd. Mu.vcy supported the clubhouse when he
again tumblod over unconscious He badly injured and
Dr. Mortimer fears he sustained a OF tho
Grain. Had the ball STUCK Mulvey a inches lower
would certainly have killed him. U.s. the injured
will not be able to play for time.
The Ncwl orkers went first 10 the bat and by clever
batting scored Ave and took good lead. Gore
called out strikes but Conner hit safely cit field
ORourkc hit to right field advancing Conner to third.
O'Rourkc went to second q passed ball shannon made
scratch hit In front OF the plate and ConnOr scored.
johnson sent TO first called balls. Whitney hit
between first and second and ORoue and Shannon
Hatfield made two.bagger TO right field, sending home
whitney and johnson.
Ia the second inning the home players added more
- their score Increasing their lead Gore
made lift and went to third a hit by oRourke. On
Shannon's scratch sacrifice ran home. No more
runs were made until the seventh inning when the New
YORK players again gagged Cunnnghaus and bat
ted In fOus runs Ten tho bat, the runs
being made Oh hits by Johnson. Gore and ORourkc
two.basc hit b. Hatfield bases balls by
Shndc and sacrifices by shannon and Whitney.
In the ninth inning runs added to New.
NosLs list. Gore made hit and did Connor. ORourke
sacrificed and Gore scored On Shonnoas safe hit Common
scored. The Quakers SAVED themselves from whitewash
In the last Inning. Cross made hit and scored Gun
nngham' drive for three bases O'Rourkcs head \
Wild hrow.in by shannon allowed Cunningham
tie plate. The ; follows
IN
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All the local started Tor the West last night and
there Will be games In this nerhborhood until
July T.
Tho Ncw.York baseball reporters tram will be pttod
against the Dayton and Close nine at the Polo Grounds
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STATEN ISLAND A. c.
ONLY A DRIFTING MATCH
THE NETWORK YACHT CLUB REGATTA
LITTLE VIVID AND FEW COMPETIToRs-THE
OLD BOATS DO NOT CARE TO MEET
TIE NEW ONES.

70 ANYTHING was needed To prove that the days
~ bc rocattas are over for the present the regatta
Of the New. York Yacht Club furnished The evidence
Yesterday IN place 81 The Splcrdid array OF W'H'
matched yacht, which used to start in THIS regatta
yearly and make it the great yachting event OF TIC
season. there started only ten yachts. ana theae
urni she'd only one contest Of importance. and that
wa, the race between the Katrina and shamrock
In the seventh class slO0ps the Luis, which was
entered did not start and the Minerva mad thmgS
so completely her way that the whole interest
in that elias, centred the between the Clocav
and Maridua. The Minerva might rs well nave
becu sailing alone as far as the other boats were
concerned and the Toriahawk. while she was no
where compared to the Minerva was far in aAvancc
q, the other yachts Regarded a match between
the Katrina and shamrock. the regatta was success
Regarded as regatta it was dismal failure. The
whole trouble Is with the great discrepancy III New
York yachts. the great and sudden Jump
that naval architecture has made in the
last few wears The old boats do well
enough for cruising when their owners want IN stroll
down Long Island sound, but owner Of an od-type
Yacht cares to enter his boat In race when her only
possible function would be 10 keep the regatta com
mittce boat waiting at the sakeboat to take her time
a couple of hours after all the new-type boats had
finished SO reSattas have dwinded and dwindled, I'M
III they struck bottom Yesterday unless, indeed the
Seawanhakas can furnish lower stage of dcSeneracy
in their regatta to morrow, Tor "hIch SO idr oy trce
boats have been entered.
The race Yesterday began under a broilng sun on
unruGed ga and was a disgusting drift down to the
southwest spit.
The starting signal was fired from tho flagship
Electra at IL 30, and ten minutes later gun an
nounced that the time for crossing had expired Only
one or two yachts over the line at the time.
but il did not matter much. for in that sluggish
drift under that tropical sun n minute or so was OF
M account the boats being ai the mercy of tides
and currents What wind there from the
northwest but 10 was weak and feeble that IL
tried to strengthen itself by blowing up aud down the
mosts at Intervals so the yachts dnhcd down 10
Buoy TO- and the time Of those who rounded there Ill
.,,,. % he officially recorded Is rs follows:
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rhore WAS wind that. while not strong, enabicu the
oht IN work outside the Hook and the vessels set
their spinnakers and blew along III at least INC
sophlancc al "A race. The Shamrock was III inc ie""
,rh the Katrina and Tomahawk following her. The
,,r,per WAS well 10 the south and her splnnaker was
dr,winr for every inch The Clara came next ana
,u 4, shore were the Choctaw and Mariqulta. The Mi
.rva had better position than the Others IN her class
:, fact than any OF the feet. 1t was apparently
cbud,s play for her. Md she showed the way around
the scotland Lghtship at 81 30 Then she and the
hoa, T., her class started for home, while the other
,oons went ont around the sandy Hook Lightsmp
SnwrthinC seemed to be the matter Win the SIAM
rork;s spnnaler and IL did not pull pound part OF
he lime while the Katrina, with her splhhahcr anu
I'm, mn ON the emblem I'd Ireland ana caught hci 40
49,, UT,tshin which She rounded 10 seconds behlhu
her The wind almost due west rom the Point
OF the Hook and back, but when te yaeh's goI uo
northwest a. before but II freShehed an the time,
and that was something The time OF tne !a'h's
around the sandy Hook Lightshp was as follows:
Name h. NJ = ,r, Hsnr. 40 81
Florida .............-t 90 ~ ,,.r, A rs
Katrina -..--.-..-.-'f -, 90 ~
shamrock ...........i "a 90
1, MAS a heat in TO Buoy No. 10. ana IL Was oet.
nm from there TO the hnish. owing 10 te Sne"rn W.
tGc yud The Minerva came In an carr! WHINE
chcrs was some eXcitcment-the frst w 'nc uaY
,hrn the che ctaw and MarQuita came beatlhg up,
and so when the Katrina and shamrock cac' oi r
a., och other and watching each others tacks, nc
nrnc,, Of first seemed TO have the best OF ~ Duu
,rha on t;ravesepd the Katrina sailing beauuuilS'
vailed away from her and came IN god winner.
THO Flecira was the judges boat anu AMONG VIC
puests which Commodore Gerry mao on poau 49, 49,
Gavor Grant District Attorney Fellows, tapuuns
Bcardsley and wtsle. Commander jewell L'eu'e"""V
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miscellaneous

- UMBRELLAS recovered canes repaired pareols
10 match suits speciality gold and silver handles ~
~ paired work prompt and reliable.
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DETAILS OF THE RACING.

FIRST RACE-FOAM STAKES. TWOYEAEOLDS.
so EACH. 800 ADDED FIVE FtELONGS.
l. A and \. H. Mo-!is's ir. T. Ambulance, b. ohonca,n
-Black Maria 10 Itt no.G)
Byroa McClellands ch :. salic McCleland by iindoo
J. A & 4. H. Morris, b. c. Terriner. By Aiain-- =.
I1on.ii. Garrison 3
Time-l OF Ii.
Eetting 20 win-AmbulJncc cNcn> Salic Mc' clIanu %
20 ,. Terfiher - l. al =, c,-,,--,
letting for pace-Ambuance and s'l!e McClelland
none TcrriAcr cNcns. -o
Mutuals-MorIi>'s pair straight - 60
The Niles raced together for half mile, then An'bu
lance drew away and In common csnt"f by TWO
g;hs, which might have been ten; SaIie INELIGIBLE
under tho whip second three lengths before lcriih'i
Rotation cold Dollar AlCcrn,n Forward King Ifo ana
Stra;hmcath did not think 10 WORTH while n start.
SECOND RhCF-SwEEPSTAKE So EACH, $50
ADDED SPECIAL TIME CONDITIONS ONE
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FTH RACE-HANDlCAp SWEEPSIAhE IL.
r,Cu 81 OOO AhuEn ONE MILE.

: Emerys br. a. Foidham, by Falsetto-Sepber Nivc,
III n. .-.--t isnlinnl
T. b. Poliaid's ch H. ssi,ini s. IO5 .....; (Clayt'nl
s. s. Browns ch. n. Defaulcr. ). 100 CoNlngtonl .
- w streets Oh. b. Niagara q. ll1....(Ahdeisonl
". {. Days b. c. seymour 4, no. ';,o3 ' HTgiD
Excelsior Stables b. = Gypsy Queen, 4, lo3-tI 3llof
IT, Bondy's b. 2. Jussier. 5. ~ .(Jones)
- Tine-I 80 is.
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