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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
WORK Or THE SEASIDE assembly

Avon-by-theses. N. j., July IA Cspeclal).-At 'ns
Seaside Assembly to-day. the morning devouonsi eA.
ercises were led by Professor William A. EeKcs. q
Johns Hopkins University, Miss Sarah A. stewart, OF
Philadelphia opened hndergarten this morning. Ivy
children dressed dolls In japanese costumes made "
,honseIvcs from co,ored paper In the School OF Ar
,atame : E. Leprincc Of New York. lectured on the
educational value Of ant specillties Madame Aoeru
in the school Of expression. exhored her pupils u 10
rarular IN their exercise. She advised them not 70
exert themselves within fifteen minutes OF meal uine
mr. within one hour afterwa she said care as I'd tie
Id ~ York, taught the pupils In the school
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
TIE HUNTINGTON INTERESTS STILL INTACT.

\ san Francisco dispatch yesterday reported that
thc Huntington aal Searles Interest IN the Southern
Pacific Company mad been secured by the standard
Gi leaders ln CONJUNCTION with NessrS. Liice Thoia-
and others. William Rockefeller declared that there
was no truta IN the story. /. Z. Gates. who Is an
oiuocr close 10 Mr. Huntington pronounced the state
meat, TO he absurd. other who should be nc
Guant.d with the facts dened te truth Of te rIoFs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
ENTHUSIASTIC OVER THE NEW ROAD.

Chicago, July IA (Specal--Donald Mclean Is back
from his tour OF inspection the route OF the pro
posed Toledo and Chicago Boo Line and in speaking
Of it today declared the entire party be enthusiastic
over the beauty and richness Of the country through
which the new road Is 10 pass. Work upon ii began
this morning and will be pushed with all the vigor
that money command. The route extends from
Detroit TO Chicago via Toledo. From Chlacgo
to Toledo the course is almost due west.
II parallels no line, but passes through the
Lafayette terminus Of the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern md goes through Goshen and ends at Ham
mond. FROM Hammond 20 Chicago it will como over
the Western Indiana and eUter the Polk Street Station.
Mr.. Mclean who says that he will be president Of
The new road, emphatcally denies the reports that
the Brce and Thomas syndicate Is back OF the enter
prise and that the Canadian Pacific is 10 use IL a
means Of entering the city. Neither will 1t have
anything to do with the road" he said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15

Ths'nyo vessels OF the Sq"alroa OF Evolution which
aft Boston for HewYOrd MoEf". expected % AZ
rive here this morning. tn unusual enfti Of dee ta-en
% come here was due Aco- cyoutons wAleh the
vessels cneas IN thc way. The feet VII remain mere
Until Rear.AGmirll GhcrlTdfs No.ti Atlantic squadron
leaves London and then 1t VII go III that place.
which & near Fi-hrr's Llan1. Tao Ecrsh Atllntt
Squadron viii 20 % Gardiner Hay for target practice ana
then 20 Portsmouth Tor Zee; cvo.uticns
After the return OF the sq-ai:o o, Evolution with tho
Nava Battalion the VESSELS viii remain hose 10 t4k' the
senate Naval Committee q tour N inspection anon
tie Navy Yarfs q duty which the senate prescribed BE-
fore It's adjournment Tho Committee will hOe ts hf''
meeting in tits city on August {.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
c,,.vcr N MORRIS PARK PROGRAMME.

The first and fourth races. announced for Morris
park. on saturday July IS, are withdrawn. and the
following with extra (seventh) race. substituted
for each Of which the entrance is only SO:
First race-ree handicap sweepstakes, OF $40 each
rot declared out with 600 added Of which 500 to the
second and 500 tn the third Threequartrs Of mile.
Fourth race-Free handicap sweepstakes OF $40 each
with II 900 added Of which $500 70 the seconu ana @lOO
70 the third Mile and a furlong.
Seventh race-Sweepsakes for maidens three years old
and inward Of $40 EACH with $3.50 added OF which 800
to the second and $50 the third four years old al
lowed IA ~; five years and upward allowed % ID
Three quarters OF mile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
MEETING OF THE SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE

MEETING OF THE SENATE F1N4NCE COMMITTEE.
The subcommittee on Finance of the United states
senate held meeting yesterday at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel senator Carlisle, one Of the absent members,
has not yet arrived 1t has been decided that nothing
Of a definite plan would be undertaken while he is
absent. The committee will continue TO hold secR,t
SESSIONS and the result Of the investigation 1t IS pur
suing will probably not be made public until some
time next year The details Of the Investigation have
been placed in the hands Of experts One series Of
the reports upon the prices since January l, 1850. Of
$50 articles in seventylve prominent cities in this
country. has already been complied Yesterday these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
THE VICTIM OF 4 HlCKMIy,s WHIP.

Thomas Rau, Of No. AZ Columba-st, Union Hill.
y j. q manufacturer Of silk machinery In this city,
crossed the Weehawken ferry late Monday night.
several hacImen accosted him at the ferry landing
Ran had some words with William Taylor Il is al
legged that Taylor struck Rau the head with the
handle Of whip, knocking him down. He was car
red home in an unconscious state and his condition IS
rr.carioils TAYLOR was arrested yesterday. He de-
MED all knowledge Of the affair LoTiDe Hegg0 Is the
principal witness against Taylor who was rcmanded.
Rau owns handsome house In Columbiast., III which
he has lived only one month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
40 TRAINS ON THE NEW ROAD THIS YEAR.

-aralao Luke, y. y July II Special. -G,-'tial
notice has been received here that trains will IL, be
run this season over Dr. Webs road between saranac
Lake and New-Y0rk II Is understood that the firm
attitude Of the state authorities prohibiting encFoacl-
ment b. the projectors Of this railroad upon State
lands has caused the abandonment Of the enterprise
lOr this season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
rRlNStTLiyrrC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers sailing on the North German
LLOYD stesmsnip Travc yesterday were Cspain IA
Metcah u tie Army the Rev. William Feehrt'
Colonel Henry Gillum Lsf1yete Hoyte de friese ffea
49, Cook mr. cbar,,s Rock. W. A. Fisher and c. II.
DreiT
Among those arriving Europe on the SCALE were
Henry Appleton DR.. Curt Ifarnsh. Dr. D. Nof"n' Aass
Dent ard G.. Won Wallenbgg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
TROTTING AT P1TTSBCRG.
Only ONE FAVOIIIL cONO@ooI
TESTS FOR TO-DAY.


pittsurp July il CSpccal-The opening Of the grand
rot.ing circuit this has brought together about
bunre Of the crock performers from all Dos Of
the country and famous old series began at Home"ood
PARK this afternoon. The weather ho:, but not IN
comfortable and it, best though still
coupe Of seconds than those Cleveland Detroit
and other points ~ be reached the next eight weeks
Ev O'Clock when Starting JUDGE Van Osen OF Phlladei-
uha called out the first field than 900 people were
on the grounds and hundreds Of spectators crowded the
betting ring not day for favorites as the only one
to come of was Wyandotte bay stallion recently pur-
chased by John f. Madden Of Lexington He had been
in two races at Phladehia last week aud showed such
form against Bush saturday. forcing her out In Iva
that he sold at even money good field to-day Frank
F. led most Of the in the first heat but on the home
stretch Wvandotte came and by fast finish LETT him
cleverly In :24. q record for the stallion Betting
Wac then TO on WyUndotte. but breaks lost him the
next heat and Nette King it in 20 IL was sui
even money on Wyandotte. but mistakes gave
Nette King the third heat The talent again hedged on
Nettie King at 10 1 the held but the stallion re-
deemed himself by going level for two heats The hrth
heat was easier Nete King tired and none OF the
others could get Wyandotte.
M2rendeZ the tip for the ZIG pace, but WIS
in the hunt while Fl Monarch tripod away each
time, and won in straight heats Monkey RoLa and
Enina were the only near him.
The 2 81 class was a knoclGOwn blow FOR those VINO
backed Lakewood Prince money over his Held
lie had every chance getting the pole to start with
but Charley c. proved speedy for him, and three
heats end the contest the first Lakewood Prince
kept I'm the finish, when the gray geidlng
made NO aerful burst aud Just caught the stallion
The mile In 219. lowers the Baltimore cracks
record, and It was 10 TO on him for the
race After this exhibition he not headed In
the second heat, but break in the third gave Lakewood
Prince lead and be only beaten by fc" inches
in nh.
For the second day the classes are the 2:lo ana
tCttng. frecforal pace, and match between Mac anu
Veepasian, two local flyers for $1,000. Summaries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
JOINING THE UNITED pREsBYrERrAys.

Pittsburg, July 14-At meeting OF the congre-
cation Of the East End Reformed Presbyterian Church,
il was resolved to organize the Seventeenth United
Presbyterian Church. The Rev. .. b. Mllgan, one
Of the ministers recently expelled from the Church by
the Reformed Presbyterian Synod for hercsy, Wa
chosen pastor About seventy five members joined the
new CONGREGATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15

PeekskiIl. InIy 14-The men suffered from the heas
TODAY and their work in the drills was cut short Inc
day opened shtry the heat steadily Increased ana ths
afternoon il was too hot for work and the men ion
about on the bluffs and in shady nooRS anu U'ou "
,ao, cool Tho members Of the 18th Regiment, how
oar are sturdy lot of fellows and they did not shr8
work on account Of the weather. There were nos
many visitors 10 camp to-day, but this did not de'er
tbe 10Th Regiment and the members OF the separan .
Companies from making excellent showing Oh oies
narahe this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
. ,ruo,Jc pryEvorEyr LEGION CONVENTION.

Buffalo, July l4.-The state Council Of the CathoAc
benevolent Legion began three days convention in
concert Hall this morning. Tie Organization has q
total membership in this state of 1900 About 11S
delegates were present VIXEN President York, OF Brook
Ivn called the convention 70 order Mayor Bishop
I,,,.,d tbo addrcg, Of welcome. 70 which President
~. reSnonded The convention then went into busr
ness session with closed doors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
nay For THE TALENT At CHICAGO.

Chicago july if.This favorite day at wa h'AP'oh
par and the taIen, got most Of te money. The track
was heavy from rain. Jut perfectly safe Five tho1sad
spectators were present The feature was the omckstep
S, for two.yeir-ods Bashfod, the favorit, was sixth
at ao start Boyer rode him with good Juoeet grad
,ll, ove,haulirg the leaders and winning BY length
E'rt rae.Pu.se $500 maiden three yearolds oae mile
Flower pe.lls won BY nose from Highland. who beat
oy1 A. two Myths. Time-l .Jl'1.
second raee-Purse ESQ threc-yearods and upward,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
YACHTING NOTES

prominent yacht designer said yesterday that the
order given by Pierre Lorard for houseboat to
be used Southern rivers, example which would
doubtless be followed by other men of wealth who are
fond Of shooting The boat Is expected 10 be ready by
fall when she will be taken South by her owner.
The American Steam Yacht Club will hold It's annual
regatta on Saturday.
On the day the Atlantic Yacht Club will sal on
is annual cruise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15

Se inR " miles I'D Bell won IN ,,e, nv a lsncth
Whlic jim DUna beat iortas IL ,ah.si %, ~. ,nS
money Tinc-2 :O2a,. Two lehguis lo' ''s'"u
Third rlcc-Oulckstop stakos - Id an On,
trance with $3.50 added fof ~ - Won
5I Eo BIS WIS 9Th before Old Pepper tllrd Time
Fourth raee-Purse s7o0. three.vea, old md nm. lila
ti'J T i Gon by length from Melody; Nv queen
Firth race-Purse 5000 for old and mn. ono
mn W. g. Morris won by lencth ,rcT Tavetfe who
OeaS Josie NJ. O nose. Tine-l al "0'' i"' w. ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
HE WANTS MORE r1,lE IN WHICH ro PAY.

HE WANTS MORE TINE IN WHICH TO PAY.
indianapolis, July II EpeciaD.-Sylvester Nealand.
OF New-York. some time bought the railroad known
as the Glover Leaf. which crosses Northern indiana
II was agreed that II he failed TO make any Of the
deferred payments promptly the property should go
back into the hands Of the court whose order was
sold. payment Of about 100000 for car rentals
vas due July l, and II has not yet been paid. This
morning letter from Robert G.. Ingersoll. WHO is
Neaands attorney received by Judge Woods. say
Ing the strngency OF the money market was the
OF delay. and asking extension OF time. The court
set Wednesday Of next week for further hearing Of
the request
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
OLD DOMIyIoN OFFICERS ELECTED.

At the meeting Of the Directors Of the Old Dominion
steamship Company. held yesterday Captain Henry A
Eourne was elected v,cepresident ana general man
agcr Of the company succeeding the late W. II. stan
ford Is vice pres dent ". l.. GuIaJdeu made
traffic manager in charge Of the freight and passenger
traffic Of the company. in addition 10 his duties
secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15

1t transpire that Western the ono and
Mississippi the Chesapeake and Ohio and other roads
nom Cincinnati aud indianapolis have decided TO adops
these excursion rates Western points BIZ way Of Ss
Louis The Pennsylvania and Big -Four will apparently
De forced to meet the competition by way of Peoria and
st. Louis aud the Mcnon win doubt ind IL necessary
TO protect itself by making the >ne rates by OF
chicago IL Is thought by some the movement VIII
spread Until involves the entire territory Of the Central
Traffic Association
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15

Matthew Riley president of the Driving Club OF New
yor win start tomorrow with his horses Reference Lynn
w and CLAYTON on his private car for Detroit whore ne
g. Two 81, drive the team Lynn w. and Clayton to top
d WAGON against their record 49, driven by himself
Nav % last and Reference is entered in the 2l'
class. 49,, -, ,,n,.
Tere are $50 horses entered in this, the Blue Ribbon
Meeting" Of the which begins on July 10 ana con-
tinuas 70 the 25th.
NJ Riley's horses nav also participate In the Cleveland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
Is THIS LIE BopY OF CIENNERERt

Tho body OF q man answering the description Of Louis
Ca,mu.yer the owner Of the naphtha launch Ethel whien
capsized oil Long Beach on sunday Afternoon was p
nm in Far Rocxaway Ine; yesterday afternoon Ahs
,Iianls Of MI Cacmuercr Informed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
FASTER TINE oN TIE PENNSYLVANIA.

FittsLurP July lon and after july 10 quicker
time VIII be made between 81 Loais Indianapolis GIN
cinuail ard Newly By the trains Of the PenEsyl
van.a Nues. Train 10. 20 VIII arrive in New-York
st = 20 D. M. one AID a half hours earlier than at
present and trail No. Il viii leave New Ork at .
D. ~. one h0ur later than Il present. making better
run Wegt-LcuDd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
SELLING STOCK IN THE vANDALrA.

st Louis, July IA dispatch from Ehngham. H..
says Tho township has Just sold its $4,000 stock
in the Vandalia Railroad for ten cents the dollar.
There Is an effort being made by Eastern parties to
buy this stock from all the municipalities along the
line It IS believed the road is getting this old stock
out Of the Way.7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15

Leave Grand Central station yiG cwIcrk gen,
tTa at o - a. III, due saratoga = 20, talaNeI
lake GEORGE 4 0J p. H.; at 10 p. M. due SAL
tOga 40 y. m. Lake George saturdays only lO;1V
.. H. Splendid service. Wagner drawing room eaTs. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
-y,up of Figs

Produced from thc LAXATIVE nutritious Juice Of & -.
r2s Combined With tn medcll3! virtues OF pants
mot bCneacfai 10 the human system, acts gshtS =" ~
kidneys. liver and bowels. eiectualy cicahsls Sah1s
TEN disprllinr colds and headaches. and curing AA"
construction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
81 Tied Raby's Hands .

To ureyent As scratching its burning. itching. bleed
Ing scaly skin or scalp. How often have we heard
this pitifnl story Terrible as IS Tie suffering Oh te
uttre ones vet CUTICUlA IDS instant and grateful
IL and I'm every case tends 20 a speedy and econom-
teal cure. This VIII be glad news To many heart
%roken mother.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
-. nrrrvrnxesrRrrr MArCH orr.

The proposed match between Riley and Lonsstreet has
fallen through Mr. Corrigan insisted that the race o
rr, ,oInorrow rain or shine Mr.. Dryer agreed TO al
d,t,ons NJ date distance and stakes but declined to
race his horse except on a dry track
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15

MutuolsArnod straight paid % To- place 81 5U julio
place (feld) sl3 10.
Theys ran the straight course starting from the
old church Recess the pace maker up the hil but
died away in the stretch. Arnold through IN the
last furlong clevery by length and threequar
ters Julio second neck before o. p. D. who well
placed throughout the race.
SIXTH RACE-Sweepstakes for three-yearolds ard up
ward Of 500 each, with 81 600 added OF which 500 to
the second and 800 to third the winner be sold
at auction for 81 800; allowances Threequarter Of
mile
Betting.
Et Iy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
THEY WILL RACE AT SARATOGA.

pJ Dwyer Son and Green B. Norris HaIc al
their horses 10 Saratoga on Saturday The Saratoga
meeting will profit handsomely by the closing OF the
gates of Monmouth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15

FOR HARVEST EXCURSION RATES.
Chicago, July l4.-The agreement Of TIE Ceh'f4' 4'
Association lines 10 make no reduced fares on account Of
harvest or bor seekers exl rao l. Ia danger Of being
smashed b. tn ame nluenca worked IT, ruin aS,yeir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
z V Snedeker's b. c. Riot, by Jack Csde-
Atalanta 3 yrs, 80 u (car. lO22)......

Mutuals-Rlot strght paid s53 So place SIS 70; Lord
Dameny place $50 so
blackburn made the running for half mile and sud-
denly collapsed Daisy Woodruff then took up the work
but in the last quarter passed by Riot and Lord
palmeny In a whipping finish Riot won by head Lord
palmeny second three lengths before Daisy woodruff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15

THE L. AND MS NEW GENERAL EASTERN AGENT.
Louisville, KY, July 14.-John E. Burke yester-
day appointed general Eastern agent Of the Louisville
and Nashville with headquarters In New-Yor1, vice
William VI. McGlbney, dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
CINCINNATI AND IT. LOUIS EXPRESS.

The New-york C.ntral's fls5 evening train for tho
Southwest with through Wagner sleeping cars lenyes
Grand Central station daily u 90 y. m, due I'm.
ennatl 30 d. M, Indianapolis 10 80 p. u. nexs
day' -. Louis 7 30 a. m second morning. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15

reports were partially considered by the committee.
II Is learned that the committee will adjourn 20 some
cooler place. either in the interior Of New England OF
along the coast some time this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
NEWYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE 49, 1se-TwELvE PAGE

TOOK the track at the start the whole running
and won by a dozen lengths. Domuth hung on gamely
for mile and furlong, when Murphy seeing that he
could not possibly win. pulled up The going
Dcmuths liking.
FOURTH RACE-Free handicap Sweepstakes Of as each
with $3.50 added u which 70 the second ard slC0
to the third. one mile and three-sixteonths.
Betting.
ST. Pl.
c. \ Sanderss b. h. Long Dance. by Long.
telow-la Galatea, . yrs, los 49,
G. D. Morris's b. g, strothmeath, 3 ii3
- -, &c; Coeington) 2 40 Out
p ). Dwyer Sons b. h. Sir John I. ll3
o, ,v Bergen - ii
Laurestan' g. Co. "a; tAbramsj 3o-1 81
MptuasLong Dante straight paid s1s so place 81 IS;
Strathmeath place 50 95
Judge Morrow and bermuda remained in their boxes.
Lynn attempted out in front and pace but in
the first quarter Long Dance passed him and thereafter
remaining front cleverly BY lengths; Strath-
meath second, eight lengths before Sir Strath-
meath WAS simply unable eoncede Long Dance twenty
pounds.
FIFTH RACESweepstakes for twoyearods Of $50 each,
with al 900 added Of which $500 TO the second and
800 the third to carry n above the scale; tho
winner to be sold auction for $1,000 allowances.
Five furlongs.
Betting.
S.. Pl
S S. Browns br. c. Arnold, by Trouba
dour-Katie A., 100 D.; (Dergcn) 1 - Out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
TRAINER ALLEN FINED.
nrcrs1oN OF THE BOARD OF CONTROL
.rruyG HEREAFTER AGAINST STABLES AMI

srrr1yG HEEEAFTER AGAINST STABLES AND
NOT AGAINST SINGLE ENTRIES.
The Board Of Control held meeting in the ciuo
,.se IN Jerome Park yesterday afternoon, ana amer
rsdorng carefully all the circumstances Of the no"
ss,ops McLcwec case IN the Hachensack Handicap
.0onupccd the following decision:
Tho Board OF Control having considered mo Tnailus
=. tse horses Rey del Rey aud san Juan IN the tiaohen
esrk Handicap at Morris Park, July IL, huos h,sx
That Msttlfew VI. Aiken, the trainer OF the n9 SI
named be fined 5000 for negligence IN regard 10 N'
90 That F. c. McLewee. the owner Of the horse:
.ed he cautioned in regard TO the proper observance
That Jockeys are cautioned not TO ride horsS
s 10 win Without knowledge that declaration ms oeeA
10 IN favor of a stable companion. - A..
When two or more horses run IN the saLc III
..rsst they shall be coupled in the betting;
Tr@' ' ID. ID. WRITER'S,
J. q. X LAWRENCE,
JOHN A. MORRIS,
p. J. DWIER,
A j. CASSATT,
JOHN HUNTER,
LANES GALWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15

Afef short deoy tle cthols Wont on aN9 -.
ArTaz all being Tapped victory and Caadaaoa "rfe "
ont and in the run n clubhouse turn the latitr
gained commanding Iced. On the next Turn however
the Cadence colt wtat 20 front and raced hn
self aad Cakdeabra 10 stsndstin In the stretch teF3
were but IN H. Victory and Merry Monarch and IL
diving finch the latter by length Victory length
before Tie Cadence colt. who beat CanGaOra six lengths
THIRD RACE-THE MONMOUTH CUP. a sweepstakes
Of slC0 each With " 90 added Of which $500 to the
seeOad the winner Of the Ocean Stakes TO carry . n
sxtIa. Oae H4ie and three furlorgs. Closed March
2, 1881 with 20 subs.
Betting.
St. III.
E. Cosrigan's b. h. Riley by Longfeow-
9. Geneva. 122 d.. McLSughln) ID none
" c. MeLeweo's b. h. Denuth 4, 122.
Murphy fl none
Time-2 :25la.
Mutaals-Riley paid % -.
Judge Morrow and Raceland withdrawn. Riley
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