St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-16
MONDAYS RACES.
Horses Expected to Start at Gut
tenberg and Gloucester.


GUTENBERG, y. j., March 1.-THE fol
loving horses are entered for the races:
First race tive-elghths of mile. selling
Electricity, 12f; Marty B, l23: Bootiack 122
Cora L, 119; Duff 119; Girondes, lis, Jubilee,
lis: Ell Trinidad. liz: Competitor. ia.
Second race. ihree-quarters of mile, sell
ing = Count Luna. 12); Harrisburg 49,:
Doodle ia; Renounce, ia: Duke John, 100;
Aenaphone, l03; Grapeshot, 1U3; Baltimore
IL. lUl; Lille b. IS; Maid of Thrift 81
Third race, six and half furlongs-Amos,
lib: NinOna. 10; Pelham, 1lU; Dalsyrian. 100
Ned 100; Zed, %; Hope colt, 90; Collen, 95;
Extra. %.
Fourth race, fiveeighths of n mile, selling
Blackstone, 13l; Repea er, IL: Oregon, 121
Barney Lee. lib: Lagnppe, 10; Australand.
rs; Waldo johnson. III; Dirigo. 1l5; Frolic,
ia: May Queen. 10.
Fifth race, tive-eighths of a mile, selling
fIZroy. 113; Glitter H., 10: Bob Arthur,
100: Bessie X, 1875; Climax, 109; Catherine b.
lG1; Red Elm. 105; steve jerome. 105;
Blanche. 102. i..-.'e -
Sixth race, seven-eighths of mile. selling
Silent, 129: Royalist, 12o; John Jay s, 12i !;
Quibbler, 125; Lizzie Fonso, 124; ossa, 1913 !;
Ernest, 12l; Iazoo, 107.
GLOUCESTER. 80
GLOUCESTER, n. j., March 1.-THE entries
for Monday are
First race. seven furlongs and a half. sell
ing-MacKenzie. 112; King Idler. Il3: Don
ley, 113; O'B.1l3;. kanesville, 100: Shakes
Peare, 109; Refund 109: Gena1y. I05; Mel
wood 1G5; Edward f, los; Amalgam, 105 {;
Hotscotch, 100.
Second race, six furlongs and half. sell
lng-Hamlet. 1913: Samaritan, 104; Village
King: 96; Wanderer H., 90: Lilly Kinny, 81.
Third race four and half furlongs, sell
ing-Teddy c, lis; Fftz Lee, us; Jennie
Townsend. 105; Carlow. los; Nett e b, 1O5;
Iaclius, 105: Bonnie Lass, 195; Mayfiower
100; Tom kearns, 100; Fast Time, 100; Thorns,
leo; ;lemet, 100.
Fourth race, six and a quarter furlongs,
three year olds-Carmen, 105; Nocaletta, 162 !;
Irene II, i02: Lum. 101; Helena geldiug 80.
Fifth race, one mile, selling-1he Forum,
1l2; Kepudiator, los: Gounod. los: Prince
Albert, 104; Courtier, 49,; Henry George 104
st. Adams. l04; Wild Cherry. 1O3; Bonnie
King 100; Baltimore. 81; Darling, 81.
Sixth race, five furlongs, selling-John
Davis 10; LOmax. no; Fustic, 10; Banker,
Puente 10; Fountain, 10: JOG. 10; Parish.
no: Gilt los; Nellie Stanley, I05; Jennie X.
los; Cecilia I05
SELECTIONS.
GGttenburg-First race Mary B and Flee
triclty; second race, Duke John and Re-
nOunce; third race. Zed and Dalsvrian :
fourth race, Blackstone and Repeater: fifth
race, Glitter and Red Elm; sixth race, Silent
and YazOo.
Gloucester-Firstr race. King Idle. I'd Kaues-
Vllie;s econd race. Village King and Saman-
son: third race, Bonnie Lass and Carlow I:
fourth race, Carmen and Irene fl fifth race
Prince Albert and st. Adams; sixth race.
Cecilia and Banker.
The IIenriettas and SUBMITS will play a
game of polo at the Summit rink SUNDAY
afternoon. This is the last game of the sea-
son 10 decide the championship of Mime
sofa.
The y. NJ. C. A. boys will tramp to the
Stale Fair grounds on st. Patrick's Gav and
return, leaving the gymnasium at 10:3O. Thu
winner will receive valuable prize The
last man VIII receive BOBBY prize