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FAvoRITES' DIY At SARATOGA.
Four First Choice Horses Win Luck y
BaldwiM's GuIindn the Outsider.

| Four First Choice Horses Win - Luck,
Baidwin's GuIindn the Outsider.
| SARATOGA. July CA hoavy thunder shove
which broke loose over the Springs about tn,
time visitors were preparing to 20 to the race
prevented many fiom visiting the track. al
though the storm did not reach the course. I
was an extra day. and the purse races nllet
with liberal folds. The track was in fairly
good condition. and It was profitable day fol
tho talent. first choice horses winning four on
OF the five races.
Lucky Baldwin's colt Gulinda, a to 1 shot
won tho opening scramble for two.year- ODDS
beating Charade handily by three lengths
Foreigner losing second place by a length
Carroll. favorite in the second race. came In a
f KiI, winner Srn% BY TIVE Iensths from Bslyhoo
The hopestreich ana beat him 6ome
i1ls ss los snF' b. and place BY half
to win the fourth raeo. which he did safely BY
ae Ssn Msuns S%s
beating Beverwyck tho same distance for sec
pna place sS first shGcs in the last
II q, length. Jake Saunders third. at Golden
THE FIRST RACE.
sa1fs sn :. sfsqn "on tSr s"''''
", tn W,, H,,Sss b GunaA by Gono-Frsd
VIII. sn:.s tIslsd. ii, q: Lsx,.,
t Gt ea Shn nSse' Wsk. asT. p;n
handle carmn0 Sir 1 1,S. i saa Lester s.o rail-
Bs,.ins-sr Ca,.sby. iota !; Lonnni. wisl,.. so to
tS Sssm%e % 81 elsst.o
s aS.. sSs D.s s 81 s$
THE SECOND RACE.
and inward; penalties and ano ssncss: one iui,s and
J. Gotions b. h. Carroll. q BY Bnlet--JuanitA. ia
Youaxs j. NJ Bsy hoc IDS simn.,.::
Eu sF Of sEf S.1s ssae s 10,
burn NOW or Never. ralisate Ny Fellow, Costa Kca
and s.un''t'F also ran 4tm..-, .so,..
100 SHs 9a so 100
Ssys5 s lily r as
::;: ss: s::S ss:s
a5as THIRD RACE.
olds and upward: penalties ana sowsnees tx FUR
Audrey 1hompsep's 3 T. Mabel Glenn. by niudoo .
2.a. sss 'G lss
o0'''n Ba'':sd Long Lssf n Granite Also
Betting ob.sin, 90 10 !: .Ba.se.d. = to j.. L,..l.
ss ofsnSss 81 5 ts 1ss .sa
sss o o.nsss 81 " sa 4 xs =:
The FOUH1H RACE
Purte 1900 OF which SIS to second; for thrssysas.
olda: selling alowances I'VE furonRs
q. Il. Javns's oh. Q. Tom Tough, By Fsllowcraft-
Felicitie, los (Boysr)
T. Brown. : Mount McGreeor; iU2 tsimm:i.: ::.. !
Excelsior Stables b. @ Eeverwyck. Io5 lMartn).
MERGED, Gray Goose iucAtan, Spenoolins. Cottonade
Bismarck. and Leo En- also ran.
Time. ls0SH.
a, BettinE-Tom Tough. 02; Nercsd. 20 to I: Mount
snsnSoin. 70 % p fucatan 500
!: Bismarck soto, Poola sold Tom Toush Gas; Cray
uoose Slh; Spendoline. sl2: field SIS Mutuals paid
:. for the place. Mount McGrezor paid $S.7A
THE FIFTH RACE. rs
Purse $3.50 Of which $50 to second: for thrse-ysar
olds and upward: sciling allsw ances; ono mile.
heyssone stables B. h. GsItysburE 5. by Gleneg-M.
Excelsior stsbssb m Golden Reel i6i IMartiaj....
l.. CorrRans b. H. Jake Saunders no tNarvaez) =
Quotation Marauder. Calgary. Syracuse. and SNOW.
Dali also ran.
Time. l:44S..
Beting-Goden Reel to ]; Quotation. 90 to I: Jake
Saunders TO Marander 20 to Calgary. 50 to Il,
Syracuse. TO ]: SNOWFALL TO- =: Gettysburg, 7to5.
NutuSls paid $3.50 for the place.
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FAiladelphiA and BROOKLYN Matched at
.75s Handbal1.

The vis.s q the Brooklyn handball experts to Phar
delphis has borne Forth good fruit Tho Amity Athee
Association. vAoss headquarters 81 the veteran
handbsll court sla Carpenter street. has only
essassd its nsnosfship. but developed . number Of
cs1eetent paysrA who think they teach any
q Clans Apstnt or two about the game Tho asso.
CO. se0gh ~ President, p. T. o Brien, has Issued
~ a sonee and 10 gons after rather big game.
me- $ai&su wants to pit Boyle and AcArdell against
ffsf JeAn CoEelns and James Dunno Jr of tho BROOK
Ign NahAtM Cab, lhe contest to take place undr Tns
SuNs fuleA 10 will BIZ home aud home affair the first
series OF GAxna 70 b played in Philadelphia Mon
day AugnI en1 the Ssc0nd series 10 AXE In the
Bro0klynCluHs court a: tho option OF tho Brooklyn
lads. the winnefe 70 reeeive handsome trophy.
The nnAl depeett in tho 500 match between Larry
CuseLs CAaft Nhas been The almost universal belief
thAt Eorde VIII hsvA easy task In defeating his man.
but the sunpeRtsra Of Holmes look upon his staying
qualities ~ betna superior those Of his opponent and
With tile rive aces start In each of tile nine games they
cannot see hnw their favore can lose At any rate
both men are In ssrnsst and each seems 70 be willing
towagsr additional sum on the result Holmes told
bright and early to day with balance OF his stake
and also extra amount 10 wager that he would win.
Those two old rivals Capt Billy Rose and Major John
Carmody. had another tilt In Caseys court yesterday
afternoon 1t in tho shape Of four handed match
In which Capt. Rose had .Ud Hoss' Malone as part
nsr, while Major Carmody had me assistance Of the
muscular and clever a.ronnd athlete William Hickey.
Lost four Of the i've games PLAYED.
There will be quite a delegation of New York and
Rrooklyn players TO attend the opening OF John Gu
sick's neWcourt in Newark on Saturday.
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To-day. Entr,es vt Br,ehton Beach.

First .ace-Pnrss s5un; selling: one mile. Harrison,
ii6' Tom e.. ia hl!n H. goding IL. jennie X. III;
Amazon: i!p; ,ienry Mack. iia' Roest ia.
Second Racc-rurse $3.50 for two. yenr-o,ds; nyo.
eishhs OF mile Dr. I'm. u.s. Queen d'.ir los ka,u.
ran. iUp NefhcnA, los: Macintosh, VI, Marsh. 80;
1emscamingue -: Mabel II. roni-roy aS Caution NJ.
Third Raee-Purss e,nh six AMI one.,,aif fnriongs
Rico lu Cynosurc 40, KING Hazem. no; Houston
liu: Puzzle 40 ~
Fourth kace-purse siW,o tel,ing; six anil one h a,t
furlonys Nengenr, IA. kimberley. ~ Glchmound.
ll2; JoAnO. lis; SIR Ianceiot tO0; Wire 1, iUf;
Irod,ga snn iOi Major thornton lUJ Maid of Alton.
wood. ie.; Vivid ins; Harmritc. ~,
ttth Race Purse ~ 20. Tor all Aqes; nve.eighths
,nile ,,Ado!l ~: o9iat'sr 70; Tanner. i2p Raj.
stretch. iis biSic. li3. Merideu. l6 Anarchist iii
vsuabond. III: Werdaway. lUI; Early Blossom, iO0
Count ~: Rerraction nlly, ~.
Sixth Escs-Pursc g. 90: nye.sehth OF mile. Count
1D7; Lille H. cot lDB ART ght lU INah ZOE: Evrn
Weeht i0l Vocalist 10; Promise, 10; Botheration 40;
seventh Race %rrr.e 500; mile and a rnrlonr Bo.
nanTa. ,27 harry Ireland i2i: Macaulcy. i.,i Long
Stride l20; Cruft, H..
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BROOKLYN. 8: PHILADELPHIA. 4.

}.
After so sXasperat!nga defeat as that ysstsr-
day suffered oy tho Fhia delphies niue out Of
ten managers would have frothed at tho mouth.
tore their hair, denounced tho players and
Otherwise given expression TO their anguish.
When the l;rooklyns went TO bat in the ninth
the score stood to in favor OF Harry Wright's
men. All that was necessary to clinch the VIC
tory Was 10 retire three Brooklynilas. Burns
atruck out ana W. O'Brien retired at first
There was only ono more man to dispose
ILilsdelphias. smiled gleeiully rs he con.sm-
plated ono moro victory for his team. Two
strikes ysrs, called On Griffin. and the OUTLOOK
denly tho tne centrs ielder. cracked the ball
down the left foul line for two bases. Then
young Obrisn. the new man. planted himself
eolidly In the affections OF the crnnks over the
bridge by q long, hard hit TO right for two bags
sending grimm across the plate with the tying
run.
This was the turning point in the game; for
or tenth. and The Brooklyns got IN the nsce;-
bpnt hit. and n tumble By. Allen.
When the wounded had al been cared for.
Harry Wright walked into, the club ,olllcs,
showed his spectacles mp on Wis forehead. and.
looking around with q smile. remarked:
Winning G game and STU lose"
IL Is doubtful. too. II any manager derives
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Raced for Mug. and ca.h.

The managers OF the Long Beach Hotel on Long
Island tnrnlshsa. yacht race srday for tn. enter.
tainmsnt Of ~ guests and slo cavion OF yachtsmen
who sail sfsuhd there Tire boats started. They
were 0eor Bbfks Rose Mari8 II. T. Chapman's Clara,
and II HnHs.s. stella The weather was Favorable.
Tho coursewA about twenty miles Tho Rose Marie
s Won w psh"aht LOT me second time
:u1U2 The Clara was second, her corrected time
nv3:i2DL She won u white pennaas aud e20 The
s,sa'S corrected time wns s:I.As She won a red
Marie, 80 feet; Clara. 20 feet; Stella, % feet
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J. Au,uals paid CIV. ss.Ss ss2a

>. @utuais psid slA SS.SS SS2a
THE SIXTH RACE.
st. Pancras. Little Sandy. and Prohibition
were always In the front ank from the start,
ana 81. Pnncras won quite handily BY three
lengths. Little Sandy beating Prohibition u
nose Tor second money. Mono OF the others
were In 1t at the finish
sweepstakes for two.yearoiis at $40 each. with
SlWJ added OF which 500 aud SiCu 10 third
eelnnr allowances; hair mile.
A. =. daynsss CHI 81 PAncras. by ST. Blniss-fa.
Frank Vests CHI Q Little sandy lbs tD6eesD...,...
y, 80 H. Morriss CHI. c. Prohibition, 100 ~. Little.
heidi, . 2
Quartermaster.. Service, snuggisr, Ecooia colt
Florence 3, aud ichliili also ran.
,..., Time, U;4sia.
BeuineSARatnst Little Sandy. 0to =: ST. Pareras, 2
to Picaiii 20 to i; smu9rier 10 10 Ii Fiorence s.
nto J.! Quarternnstsr. luv to 4. Mutuals paid s22S)
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Prizes for Yachtsw o men.

The pouRlastou Yacht Club will have its annual
ladies day regatta triau eular course on
Little Neck Bay 1t Will be handicap race. Two oR
more women n,nst sail on each composing yacht aud
special handicAps A special prize Will ne awarded to
sach v w9,msn On ~ Wih'inH Goas. hhTies VIII b:
the Regatta Committee, 100 East i2sd street Tle
s %.. or NH the Ssw Roehse L.rchmSn, se.waph.kH
yacht clubs. which sailed in the Dougaston Yacht
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GLOUCESTER, July ITO days races resulted a. fol.
lows:
First Race-seven furlongs. Tapnahannock won,
Shake speare second. Prodigal third. Time I:trs.
second Rsrs~four ana a half furionVS wigwnm
won Jersey second. Pembroke third. Time. minute.
Third Race-sin and u half fur0ng.. Ny Craft won,
Austrai second. raOla ,hru. Tine. l':,ll
Fourth RAce-Thrse quarters of n nils. samaritan
won, kepe alter second. faustina third. Time -
Fifth hace-MlIe aud fnrlong FRANK Ward won
sixth Race-seven furl0ngs Defendant won Count
me in second. kisme; third. Time. l:JT.
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Diana Gnn Club Shoot.

There very small attendance Of members Of the
DisnaGun Club at Dexter Park Long Island. Only I've
shot gold medals in two classes. Secretary
& Munich won In class H. aud l. Crane in class B. each
breaking nine. The scores were: Class A-C. MUNICH.
70 yards 81 +. Hartman. 20 yards g. f. Robertson. ~
yards. 9. Class B-L Crane 10 yards o. +. L!uer, Is
yards o.
{. Munich all three. breaking nine straight Hart
man took second money.
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Tho results at Hawthorne Park follow;
The Three-year.OId White Feather Villas
the GOodWOOd Stakes,

LosnoS, July aA-The racing at Goodwood Was con-
nued day. this heng the second day of tho eeng
Tho event which excited the most inteTes. was tie
Goodwood stakes thandcapj of 20 sovereigns each
subscription 10 forfeit and hvs only II declared. with
800 soveIeRns added winning penalties; the second
horse 10 recevn 40 soveregns out OF Tue STAKES Two
miles and half Ga subscTiDersl
y E,s Won by Mr. q 4. kslli,s !hr.syssr old hay
J. b. Bnrton's nve year old chestnut horse BArmscide
by Barcaidine. out OF La Trsppe was sscond. aud
Baron dc Hrsohs nve year old bay Lorss Nasistak by
ldup. out of NerandA, third
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Owing to timely and refreshing rain storm
In Boston. the Now York baseball team still
rests uneasily In second place. Therefore.
when Lwing's men get out on the Polo grounds
this afternoon. 1t will largely depend upon
their subsequent actions whether they retain
that position. Boston plays with Philadelph ia
to-day. and as. tho mon from tho Huh have
usually found the Qunkers to he u soft mark.
It can bs seen that the New Yorks are pretty
Spt 70 be called upon TO boat the Erooklyns.
only two League games were played yester-
day. and neither had any bearing on tho race.
The games resulted as follows:
Brooklyn D: Philadelphia. 4.
Cincinnati. y: Pittsburgh. 9.
At DOstOn-Rain.
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Totals ...... /. ll'20 ID s
sBrbwn hit with bat,ed hall,

R.ooklyn.., .......,-.......n..l u o q is
Phuadeiphih q u "a
Fnrnai ns-Hrooklyn. 4: rhlhheip hn l. First
Gass by errors Broosisn 2: philads!phia . Let. on
lalis-By Loyett by Gleason !. struck o9t-ny Low
ett =. BY Gleason. T. 1hrss,bass hits-w: oBr,en.
shom.on sn.'iaes n',s-snrn. Hamilton G, Dee
Stolen bases-rinkncy. Brown Thoinpsun. Bonb,s
plays-Grinn land iinInsy. Ward AMI. ionts G., Glenn
snts and Gleason. liit by pitcher DelehaMty Passed
bals-knalow 4; Ciements az inpirs -Iy nclL Time
l:5i.
cisctyvAr'. 2; rtIr'nrRgn.%
PiFrsNrpor. July IN The Cincinnati team again de-
fented the local team to-day. Tho latter payed q
wtetclieh gains. ANenA IN nc 400 The acorsi
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Mack, = Smith Glare. stolen base. brush. nosch.
Jersey g; First base on bails-ilotchki.s M Cad.
mus and MacBnrney. Hit by pitched bAll--Ford W.
smith ca. Struck oui--Cadlnuy Johnston LO W Smith
Gast t3 Assss.5nsy 81 smith tSSstsin ss' ~ J.
Double paysIBrush and Iotchkiss: Brush Hotchkiss,
and fanss CD Fountain and Carey " Currie aud spad.
tug Tme-i:J7 umpire-McCrum.
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The Jessie. aud ad,neola Matched.

Arrangements for race between two noted 4e.foot
srs were completed last nigh. and the result of the
contest viii be watched with good deal Of interest
The in question 10 to decide tho relative merits
Of W. OBJ. Nacdonoagh's cutter Jessica and August
Bsimonts speedy Mineola. The match 10 for $3.50
aide and win probably take place OF New London our.
ing the cruise Of the New York Yacht Club This
rosstta 6s.ie ma NJ saSh boat SHs host ~ d1
there promises to be considerable excitement over the
7-s " "
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Baseball Games To-day.

RATIONAL LRhGrr.
New York W. Brooklyn. NJ the P0io grounds
Philadelphia W. Boston. at Philadelphia
iinrinnntt v. thtchgo, at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh " Cleveland ut Iittsburgh.
GprNicAN ASSOCIATION
No games scheduled
FASTER. ASSOCIATION.
Gnf1n,o va Troy. AZ HufYRlo
Rochester VS. Lebanon, At Rochester.
syracuse VS.. Providence. At Syracuse
Slpauy vs.. New Haven. ut Albany.
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cuatIc.

An e'ght-oared barge crew nj tho DAnnt'ess Rowtpg
Club VIII start from their bosthoUse early next sunday
and row around Manhattan Island.
At least two events In tho NGnpATel Rowing Clubs
regatta which takes place on Saturday Aug VIII he
very interesting nsmely the JUNIOR and Intermediate
sipgsS as each event has AZ present eight entTiss
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James Mead the newsdsAlcr. whiio on Staten Island
Sunday tOOk 1903 hass weighing Cf
. pound apiece few big blaekhsh were also caught,
but the bass ran all about the same size.
A party Of four. including william D. Murphy Of this
city Left Asbpry Park on Saturday TOR Bsrnesst Ray
catch wcakhsh. Tho catch was . wonderful one In
inst honr and half they landed aa3 handsome Ash.
Deep fishing has been up and down the past
few DAYS There WI. 10 fAn OF consequence caught
Sunday at the fart', nut q, Monday Immense sen
bass many weighing seven and sight pounds
taken, besds many handsome uukc.
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one hand and AZ the same timo touched out oNeii.
who was on hi, way TO third base The score,
VIZ. huv scviV.
rautSTItiAy A. r..

First base by errors Staten leland A. g. CORN
THAN A. e.. q Left on bases-staten Island g. !;
yeit i: 81 Yam zant. q on U,Nei,. struck out.
ford Turner a.. Smith. Lever. Nromm 52l Two base
hs-Hranss, 0Ne', Double pays.Btill tnnassissiteul
brook ell. a
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New York 4. C............... q o . : = o-s
Earned rnns-CathedrAl O. First base b. errors--Ca.
thedral I; New York; Left on basss-Cathear~l %;
mlsLey struck ou:-bo!iard. Murray winsiow ~.
Douglass r. Sowp,sr.hT.,i. sj. IhIes.ts.s NJ.
ray o. Wilbur Cowp.Tthwa!ts. sroei, EasesMbonra,
siInon!lngcr. DiryOa ( Cole toa DougasS I!odgsman
MURRAY; liz ~ nilchsr-Couiiskey Wild Pitohs."
Umpiro-Gmi;h. Time-a;a.
CRESCENT 4. c.. q: srw JERSEY A. ca.
Tho fourth encounter of tho series bs,wssn the teams
of the New Jersey aud Crescent Athletic clubs was
fought Yesterday afternoon az bergen Point, and the
Waiter currie became ra,t'sI in his pitching in their
n.utn uE.uI. Tie score. " '
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C,NeINNAT. July :a.-One litt!e episode at the East
End park on sunday escaped loo al lice hut Louisyio
has crown frantic over the occurrence The charge
male that cincinnati shook down" tho cyclones for
receipts Another grievance Louisville 10 that Tues
day was an OF day for both clubs and the Louisviiles
wanted to play pSs,pSned G.,ns Cincinnati would
for such objection tho payment Of an extra
guarantee. Capt Kelly has taken his team OF for a
thtsedays jnnket to MAysvie. KY. Ironton. O.. and
huntington. W. Va. "
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EarneM rnns-rItlsbnrrh !: Cinclnna,i :. Twchas.
hits-Mier Reilly. Three base his-Inti am. Muliane.
iiome run-Mier First base on errors-'ittshurch =:
Cincinnati =. First base on hA!i..-Ptsbnrth .: Gin.
monGle playa-.sm'h nra Reilly Latham; sinilh and
III BY pitched ha-Mael. N-wsi Left on bns-s-
Pittsburgh, u; Cincinnati. :. Tine-l Sc. Umpire
ksUu
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Eastern Associat,on.
The Amateur Athletic Union.


THE RECORD.
TTubs. ZION. Los.YCL C'~bs Won knLP r.
N. Jersey A. C.lO o lCuo Manhatt'nA.C D s 100
New York A.U .o7l Cathedral C.3 q 1875
CA!nyDRAL 4. C. II: INV YORK A. C., g.
Many or our schooiboy clubs would not have PLAYED
ridiculous bail game na the New York and Catls
dral Athletic clubs DID At tito Polo grounds yesterday
Tie
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At ph!ladelphia-Raiu,
THE RECORD.


RNNwoer. July :a-1hs Bstinores succeeded in
punching their his to day and were assisted around
the bases ny unsteady pitchng by both Paddock and
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Base hail, Polo Grounds. To-day.
New YORK Lame II. Il Adinission sor. Tickets and
reserved seals At spalding'L I'll BrOadwAy.-Adp
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BROOKLYN Furniture Co.

CLOSING OUT large line of
FURNITURE suitable for Coun-
try or City use during extensive
alterations
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Earned rnns-Baimorc, l: Boston. 9. Two.baso
hi,s-McGeachy BIouihers. Fitzgerald First oase On
srrorsab Baltimore =; Boston, Base on LaIla-sal,i.
ton H. SHc,nSs hi,s1gasmors = BOsson strnek
Stricken. Ra!fori and Brouthers; Radford and
Hronllers: Baddock. Brouthers and Murphy. Wild
pitches lAddoCk |; Fitzgerald. I. stolen bases-Bal.
iim"r.. 8: Boston. j. Tiine-i:Iu. Umpre-Dsvix At
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ENTRIES FOR JEROarE PARK.
Tho Optional and Newark Stakes to lie
Decided To-day.

Tho Optional and Newark Stakes to he
Decided To-day.
Tho programme for Jerome Park to. day
would be unusually good but for tho worry light
entry in tho last two events. As Edgar John
son is engaged In both. ono is bound to have
but two starters There must be screw loose
somewhere. for there are plenty OF horses at
Morris and Jerome parks whose owners would
be only too glad to run them for 81. 600 purses,
under ordinary conditions.
The stake events to lie decided to-day are
the Optional for two-yenrs- olds. and the New
ark for three year-olds. In the Optional. that
smashing big son OF Spcndthrilt. Lamplightor
has top weight. the others carrying much loss
than Capt. Browns colt. Mascot. at 90 pounds
being the ieather weight Of tho party. Hnmil-
ton is In very comfortably at III pounds. but
Airshait at lUi pounds cannot DO overlooked.
this son Of Ventiiator Will win. LampiiIhter
may run second.
The Newark Stakes should be a good thing
for tho Grande, VINO. on his showing. With
much trouble ricknicEer is on tho improve.
but he Gun hardly give uno Grnnde seven
pounds and beating. and second place will
about fit the big bay colt to-day. Among the
outsiders. kirkover will bear watching.
Stryke in second place. The fourth race is sure
To be an open Que. but on paper. the chances OF
Sir Matthew Wyandotte. and Take Back look
most rosy. Brooklyn. formerly called Happy
might. beat the party to-day. Edgar johnson
should give Long Dance an argument for the
money In the fifth and old EsQuimau should
win the sixth In easy style.
viii, sddsG OF Which, SOD 10 second sus s eao o.
the third; three quarters OF q mile.
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The American Association.
But one American Association game was
played yesterday. The score
Baltimore. 8; Boston,
At phIlaielphfa-Pain
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BrandOlctte breaks the Mile and Seventy
Yard Record at Chicago.


CHICAGO. July aa-At Garfield Park to-day Brando
lete. with Jockey Goodale In tho saddle broke the
record milo anc seventy yards covering the dis
lance in ! :4o nat.
First ace-Thirtaen'slxteenthso Of = mile. Nova @.
l:LiA.
Ond. buster third Tina. l+2.
Third kace-F!ye s,yhths Ut mile. Addle won, MIN
ME Geo second unad a third. Time. iOi.
Fourth Kace-Ono mile and seventy yards. RrAndo
lette wen Ernest Race second, Martin Russell third
limc. LEA.
Fifth Race-IIaif mile. Out.of. Sight won, Queen
Dersiyer second Maggie Cline third. Time 0:tsIs
sixth Rkce-Thrteen siNtsenths of Y mile. Armiel
won; spadiag second Starter Caldwell third. Time.
l:2ih.
The results at Hawthorne Park follow;
0First RAce-One mile; Mirabeau won bankrupt
second, iiel,erske.r thirI lime, ;i2T
Mariner second Itn!s.n third, Time, :2oA -
2;BA.
Fourth Race -Thres.qarters OF a ntle; Little Rock
won Rob McCary second Renounce third. Time. :l7,
second. Reveatth.rd. Time. 1853.
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for an intersstank event It ID . race Of forty.si
foSterA g occur y Newport on HondAy Aug. Il. AZ
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-15

There is little valley far down the mountain
side,
So peacefully it sifteth, fain would there abide;
'Tis like an angels dwelling among the lovely
dells;
Adown that little valley is where the cuckoo
dwells.
It's there the purling brooklet pursues ito wind
ing way
Around the gentle curvings, abloom with roses
gay,
Rejecting all the beauty that on its border
grows;
Far down that shady valley il where the brook.
There grow the elm and maple, and fragrant,
tow'ring pines;
Amid their somber shadows, meath sweet en-
bow'ring vines,
Sound tn cadence and the ripple whence tn
sparkling water springs;
Far down that shady valley is where the robin
sings
The vale in twilight beauty. sits smiling and Sc
rene,
While Venus rolls in splendor, and Luna reigns
supreme;
Then all the humming insects draw near the
birdlings nest;
Low down that peaceful valley 10 where hope
to rest
-E p K