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GEORGIA-CORR C0TTNTY

UEOftGIA-COBB COUNTY
To all whom itmay concern: William
+. Brown having in due form applied 10
the undersigned for the guardianship of
the persons and property OF Minnie Brown
lunatic, and Emma Myers minor, heirs
OF James r. Brown, deceased. Notice is
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heard at my Office on the first Monday in
February next, This December 30th,
1890. J. NJ. STONE, Ordinary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-01
DIPLOMlCY BY IMAGIyATIOE.

Denials are pouring IN from every side in regard 70
the report that the State Department had been Of
fclslly advised of the relaxation at its instance. OF
the antiSemitic measures taken by the Russian Gov
eminent In the first place, such relaxation could
not be expected from Government so obstinate In
its barbarots treatment Of worthy portion of the
Russian people. In the second place. American
citizens may have solicited the St. Petersburg Cabinet
10 moderate It's persecution Of the Hebrews butt like
citizens OF many other countries they have applied b
the Cars Government in their private character.
The story that the Administration at Washington has
forwarded an ofHcnl request TO the Russian Goveen-
ment Is a cansrd, such Is too often published By
sensational papers IN Europe well as in America
For instance, later than last June. the "Ccr-
Repentance Telegraphique Miltalre' published tho
following information, which was reprinted In some
Paris papers:
We have reason TO believe-and. IL need be. We could
affirm ittiat pour parers are being entered into b.
tween the Governments CT Paris and OF Washington.
In view Of defensive alliance 20 eounterbaance ~
quadrupie alliance and especially the support which
England seems willing 10 end the Italian Navy In
the Mediterranean in case OF war. We VIII rccur
again with particulars 20 this important occurenoe.
which Is likely to deal terrible blow to the calcuA-
tons Of the enemies Of Franco
No further mention Of this story has been made By
the Paris daes which leads 10 the inference that the
special organ the first iscntor Of that diplomatic
arrangement, has not furnished the particulars u
promised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-01
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACKS

Morris Park, July 3lThe heavy shower last hsh
helped Superintendent German greatly 1t aned 50 hsi
that IL packed the track leaving It smooth and even lOi
the barows. the weather cleared Nj "OrIah
mt every man his employ work, with the Iesui'
hat the track IN good candtlon this morning.
Eatt Allen trains for F. C. McLewee. had his entire
stable out in two sets. Demuh. Rey de- Rey, Clarendon
san Juan Judge Post Uno Grande and Peter were III
given GOOD strong work Demuth appears 70 be right on
edge and TT to with the tiptoppers. Clarendon Is
much improyed His shoulders always bothered him. even
when in Nh Bemont's stable lie Is going sound Key
ie Rev will be starter IN the Omnibus and Is IN spedlu
.bape YorkvIle Belle outfun anything that WORKS
,vit her She improve day She looks big
, IL one of the kind that holds flesh when getting plenty
., work She bids fair excel her dam, the great Ihora
Tn, hest horseuen on track class her the best MY
econ this year Hegate knows what the first half Of his
name means as he gets It now every day He has ue-
ceyed his owner and often by one good move
that now 20 make sure gets three or four in week
"A when he Dorts silk again he will not be short OF WORK
The other twoyear.ods doing regular work and look
well .r-..
Eoxhau Keene mas useful lot OF horses Tournament
T. =. ,b Sptnqs To recuperste. The two-year-ods that
&c won ar, CaDdelabra and AlOnzo but the pick OF the
slet IL the Cokena FLY. Albert cooper Is the trainer
WyDdham Walden trainer for J. A a. A. H. Morris
,orDea Russef and TerrAer. Esth are going In Reod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-01

Rusie the Giants gallant young pitcher achieved his
greatest success yesterday when he shut out the BooHVh
team without hit or q run In the game at the Polo
Grounds between the NewYork and Brooklyn mines Some
IDEA OF Ruse's remarkable work be had when II Is
known that but ball went outside the inaed during
the nine innings j. OBrien, the BridegrOoms' young
second baseman had hit the ball. and Gore TO
catch the bail and make the only outaed play for New
York.
Tho scientific contest In all that the term
implies. The fielding both sides almost
perfect but bunders being made during the game The
work Of Bassett Ward. j. O'Brlen and Rich
ardson unusually brilliant Bassetts throwing across
the inhed being especially fine. The day was perfct
one for baseball and 25s0 spectators enjoyed the game
Rusie said before the game that his hand had fully
recovered recent injury he had feas
OF the result OF the The Brooklyn team has net
game from Rusie this season. and judged by yes
eTdays work, the Bridegrooms will be lucky to win
game from the youngstsr this year Ward struck out
the game opened and the Brooklyn batsmen at
Ruse's mercy during the remainder OF the game When
spoken TO after the game, the Brooklyn players shook their
heads sadly. saying: 1--WE can't beat that fellow"
The Giants changed the usual order Of things by send
ing the Brdegrooms first TO the bat Ward and his men
went out IN order Then the Eew.Yoriers went 10 the
bat and scoring run took the lead. Gore sent
70 called balls. but forced out by Tiernsu
Then Bassett went to first balls, and oRoures bunt
hit filled the bases Connor's puny effort enabled the
Brdegrooms to make double play. but Ternan managed
TO get home before the play was accomplished.
Each pitcher did good for the four innings.
and resulted Terry the first 70 break and
the Giants bated in two runs the sixth inning,
and had clear lad Of three ORourke hunted the ball
and for second time beat the ball 70 first. Conner
followed with lively threebase hit between left and
tire fields, and O'Rourke scored After Richardson and
Gassceck had been retired Buckley made two-base hit
and Conner scored.
The Giants cnched their victory in the seventh inning
with three runs and the followers Of the Bndegoos
prepared to 20 sadly homeward Gore first
called balls sacrifices by Ternan and Bassett put
Gore on third oRourke hit safely left field, ard
Gore scored. Conner then sent 20 first called
balls ORourke attempted 70 steal third and Daley
threw wildly both O'RouFke and Conner scored Brook
lvus efforts amounted TO nothing. The as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-01
SURPRISED AT THE CHENILLE TRACK.
THE LITTLE BLACK CALIFORNIA STALLION Df

RECT UPSETs ALL CALCULATIONS.
Cleveland July 81 (SpeclsD-Alded by continued fair
carly beginning this afternoon. tho last
Grand Circuit programme were dspo4ed OF
on time and the sport was everything could b. de-
sired Little Albert had gathered in the deciding
tho 33 which started yesterday not faVor
could pull OF Rysnd, In the % trot, was
the first surprise. The Kansas City geding ceyerly
handled BY Mcdowell put 10 three miles thai made his
CON peors look Ike country plugs the last heat IN
17I., being his best record TO date Nette King got
postponed before Little Albert found his
legs tic fouryear-od from Buffalo placing her mark at
90 after close finish with Dandy, who first, but
back for a gdllOp down the stretch. The ga
pace looked FOR Mascot that he brought to
over the before start and after gathering IN two
heats without much opposition. lowering his record %
21j4 in the second no one against him. There
sensation hand therefore when she little BLACK
stallion Direct who formerly trotter got away appeu
Buffalo crack the third heat and after carrying
him merry clip third quarter closed steadily down
he and tho distance finished strong
2:1j4 with Mascot very tired. The favorite made
desperate effort the next heat, but he could not
carry his brush enough to beat the stout little Coli
fornan evidently done for when Direct came
home in 2:ls ADother heat ended matters, though
Direct had close call. Geers caught Starr mapping
and the latter only got Direct going again in time 10
land him ahead Of Frank Dorteh, who was gaining
every stride.
Almost a. big surprise in the free-for,au trot
Ro.slnd wilkes having call at II l her two
opponents the carly pools The mare did not act wen
in scoring, delaying the start and when she
dd get oil she could only get TO Al
vim, wheel az the latter rushed the half
in OH This clip continued to the third quarter. but
the Wilkes mare gave up home and Alvin finished
10. Even this did not di-i1sy Rosalind's
friends, ard IL money on nor before the second
heat. but again Ayil rapid for her, and mile IN
ma left four lclPtls behind. Then 1t . to !
On the Canadian champion, AID after HomestaHe had
made brief challenge in tn third heat he went to
victory with EoslEd WILKES N a hopeless stern chase
n-hng .: lsl. There hints and protest,
the not its mcfiss. but the OPINION"
not rally shared.
Late the afternoon Belle IIam.o. Justine
Globe skeleton the three going thelf hsb
mile in triple hitch Tho made the uiP IN a1 IL
quarters being 81. J3'i. JJ4 and SO sec9lqs
Globe in the middle between the shafts, Beile
Ilsmln the on sid. This splendid test ue..
lighted the crowd. who tnCcTcd ill Mr.. Hsnlii "chs
into the dyes stand aud bowed his recognition as
the breeder and owner Of me ,a-t team a.,
The horscs llura 90 from here 20 get rreay iOr
the third meeting Of Grand Circuit when oeghS
there next Tuesday. Summaries:
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NTW.yORR
RPOOKLYy,

errorBrOokyn NewYork Ley on 6sse:-s T
Z. Struck Out-By Terry s. by Rusie T. Three-base
hts-COnnOr Two base hits-Rcharfson, Buckley sac
riace hi:s~Ternon Tlassett @ asscocK, Rse Buckley
Burns, W OBHen ., Griffin Stolen 6ases-11ernan
O'Ilourke Conner Ward 2 Griffin. Double plays
0Fr Ward DALEY and Prkney GSsscOC I Richardson
ferry. Passed balls-Buckley =. Umpires-Powers and
HAITI i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-01

ing allowances Six futongs.
B. Betting F.
Labold Bros. b. 2. Ocypete BY Duke Of
MOntrose-Ollva, yrs, l07 y 600.
scoggan Bros ch. h. Sportsman 5. i2O 49,.
J. E. Peppers b. T. PennyrcyaI 3. l0s p,
Excelsior Stables br h Blantyre. 6, i05..
W. Lovers b. Z. Josie Wells. 3, So Gear. 81. .
T. H. Loves br. g. Cortland. 1, 1lS tcar. -
Gloucester i1S stables CT. g. California aged,
.5o OoHeS' i0oi III
neld si5.
Cortland start. but quickly retired
rear while Ocypetc and Pelnyroya went forward and
the pair ran tapped half and round the lower turn,
ocypte always had meek the best OF it. Once in the
stretch she away and won by length and half
from Sportsman who third to tie last furOng and
coming very the nish beat PeDnyroyal home by
half a length. No bid for the winner
SIXTH RACE-Purse $780, Of which $50 to second
Selling. Six furlongs.
g. Getting Fl
G. p. MorEi''s b; cerberus; 100 BY =, L odo
William Carrales br. Kane'ytmgs. !, iS5, % -,
H. !. D"fann' oh. T. DAISY I Ii5 - Even
Empire Stables b. g. Express, !: 81; >,
r. J. Flynn's CHI h. Chapman. ;, liz CcaF; =,
ssannons b. h WOODBURY., 5 j.? 5 IsST ,ooI ao1
p. ;. II. Randolph's oh. h. NaOdia, g. 1O7 M 9,
Time 20 '-'7'
Pools-Cerberus SIS. Chapman $40; Daisy So Field
Cerberus Kanesvle rushed away in front and were
appcd az the half nearly lengths before Daisy F.
Thew ran on the lower in the same manner, but
AZ the head OF the stretch Ccrberus drew out and Express
Iooed up prominently for moment and then died away
At the last nirlong Daisy +. and Kanesyile made
determined challenge, but the mare gave It up And
Kanesye fought Cerbcrus home, and the latter won by
half length: with Daisy +. four lengths away. No
bid for winner.
These are the entries the fifth regular
day:
First rsc.-One mile Carroll 49, Costa Rca 112
Uncle Bob I12, Gettysburg 100. Appomaox 100 Boero
100.
second race-"Turf Field and Farm" Stakes. for two
yeaf.ods Six furongs. Charade 1l8 Actor no Temple
log FOREIGNER l0 Detroit 90 Chaperone 49, Carmne 81
BeNerwyck 80
Third race-The Sportsman Stokes for eyea,olds
Mile and eighth. Fcrerunnor 110. Tactcan 81 Pret
Wit OF,
Fourth race-Free handicap. Nile and quarter; San
taso 1ls, ettysburg 49, Carroll ILL., ADJ 100 hnscem
100.
Ffe race-Sening One mile. Nowor.Never rs,
Ios, Blarkbun 1916 Reporter 112, Jake saunders llQ
Golden Reel 10 oberlln 100 Ken 109 Ranesvlle 1O7
The pool sales were follows:
First race Boleto s25, Gettysburg si2 field $40.
second raceDetroit and Temple coupled 49, Charade
~ Foreigner s. Chaperone Actor -, Beverwyck 90,
Canine o.
Third raee-Forerunner s25, field s..
Fourth raoe-santiago So Carroll $40, Gettysburg s.,
Kiusccm -. Abb 81
Fifth race-Now-or-Ncver SO Golden Reel sl2, Re-
porter 49, Joe Blackburn $40 Jake Saunders ~ Kern
49, field 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-01
Skins on Fire

With that most agonlzing burning. and itching OF
skin tOrtures. Eczema Is the condition Of thousands
who will welcome the knowledge that. single ap
plication OF the CITTICURA REMEDIES Will afford
instant relief, and point 20 speedy and permanent
cure Eczema is the greatest of skin diseases, CUT
CURA is tho greatest ~ Eczema cures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-01
THE LONGSTREETTENNY MATCH TO-DAY.
SAFE AND FAST TRACK PRoMLsED-THE PRO
GRAMME AT MORRIS PARK

The skies having ceased to weep for the bad luck Of
Monmouth the match between Tenny and LOngstreet,
postponed on Wednesday, is to be run at Morris Park
to-day dispatch from the course last night said that
the track by to-day would be very fast MI Cor
nan put on his codcrushers early this morning and fol-
lowed them with fine harrows The going Will not only
be fast but safe The Meesrs Morris expect to see a
new mile and a quarter record made by tho
winner Of the match This hardly possible, how
evers 1t is not likely that :O61a will be beaten Mr
Dryers confidence Longstrest is strong anu Mr. Pull
fer is Just a sure OF Tany. The public are divided
Tenny fayorite last night, and Will probably be
first choice in betting to-day Many Of the shre"dest
trainers think he win but there some heavy
beors excellent Judges OF racing, too VINO VIII seno
into the ring large commissions Longstreet Hamilton
rides Lonzstreet and Barnes win have the mount on
Tenny The the fourth on the card and Will DC
run ut O'Clock.
In the race for the seabrcht Stakes Mr. Gideons good
colt Ills Highness viii again. after rest OF over
two weeks Raeeand Rey del Rey meet in the Eaton
town Stakes.
These are the entries:
FIRST RACE-Free handicap sweepstakes Of $40 each
with u 900 added. OF which 500 10 the second and
frron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-01
REPORTS OF THE SAVINGS BANKS.

Albany, July 81 Tho following semi-annua re-
ports ending June 80, have been received and placed
on file:
The NOnhers savings Bank Of Workers Resources -
Bonds and mOntCageS, Sg3s, 1852: stock investments
market valued 9o69. 500 oil amount loaned stocks,
S247 600 banking house aud lot ieStpated valucl.
S3J 500; other real estate ESTIMATED vjlUe $4,000
cash on hand and on dtUosit S1O0,579 20; other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-01

Assets, 227o 81: total 80 33e.5s1 is Amount due
The Irving savings institution OF Nev-iork Re-
sources-DOnds and mortgages, s3,17s2j0; sock I'm.
prove ments market valuc). S3,44602O banking ouse
aud lot ESTIMATED valueJ, S240o0 cash on hand snd
deposit, 1851 $40 "a other assets. sol D2e y
total, S7.27,5lT 80. Amount due deposors, Ss,olo'
252 ~ SURPLUS S75j,26f b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-01
GAMES TODAY.
LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY.
LEAGUE.
New.York vs.. Brooklyn az Poo Grounds New-York
Cincinnati ~. Chicago ut Cincinnati.
Philadelphia Boston, at Philadelphia
Pittsburg Cleveland, a Pittsburg.
ASSOCIATION.
st. Louis Boston at St. Louis.
Cincinnati VS.. Washington, AZ Cincinnati
Columbus vs.. Baltimore, at Columbus.
Louisville Is. Athletic, at Louisville
The New-York and Brooklyn teams will play again at
the Polo Grounds to-day. Welch and LOyett Will be
pitchers.
Keefe is at liberty to sign where he phases He
will not be re-enyaged by the New.York club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-01

THIkD RACE-THE EATONTOwN STAKES Of 800
each with 81 500 added which $500 TO the second;
horses three years and upward not having won when
carving weight for age in 1901 more than
$1,000 allowed n; if not more than Slow III ID
or If they have not won in 1891. Is n madens allowed
if three wears old 20 n if four years more 20 h.
One mile Closed March ., 1891, with 40 subs
NAV u,. Name WIT.
pacoGand ia ,Rcy del Fley....,.......1Ol
0nswsy avn ,........i07 JUICE Post .-....-. 80 80
English Lady 1O2 hlrKoNf %
FOURTH RACE-Match 5000 side, $500 added.
"A miles.
NJ F. Dryers b. h Longstreet by Longiellow-Se,In,,
per : yrs, 124 ILL., ~ fiainiIOoij
D. r. Pui-ifer's' b. h. Tenny, by Rayon dOr-Belle OF
haywood, o. ia an
FIFTH RACE-Sweepsakes for t"o-yeaf-olu9 oi @-o
each with Al ooo added Of which 500 second and
300 TO the third TO carry n above the scale; the
winner TO b, sold At auction for "a 900. Allowances
kf,oo and 6aIff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-01
To STOP SUNDAY RAIL PLAYING.

Rochester, July 91.-A movement has been started
stop Sunday ball playing at Windsor Beach. The Sheriff
saws he is ready say what his will be The
paper is signed mostly by Rochester clergy. The In
habtants Of Irondequott opposed games.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-01
ro n1sEANn LIE GRAND RAPIDS rEAM.


Grand Rapids, July 31-The directors OF the Grand
Baseball Club terday osed dl>band the club
account bad business. This undoubtedly the dis
ruption OF the Northwestern Association
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-01
wv. M.dgeley) 8 Isl Gu

'''''''''' Time W. Mdsel'y' 8 ID Out
wcstc6ssr sss &c @ straight paid &c. place 70 20
In the hrss furlsng westcbester and Edgar johnson
were outrun by Chesapeake but in rounding Picnic Hill
inc FORMER extended himself took the lead which he
held to the heed Of the homestrech Here Chesapeake
came TO the front again and remaining there the end
won easily by two lengths. Penn up his whip at
the furong post and stopped weschester who Edgar
Johnson Ten lengths Westchester drank mint Of whskey
before going 70 the pest
FOURTH RACE-Sweepstakes for all a,os NJ $40 each
with $1,000 added, OF which to second and 500
TO third Winners o; one during the meeting
carry 10; OF two. 10 extra Nonwnners during
the meeting allowed m. Five furlongs
1 Betting f.
AISy, a. NJ Norris 1,rs 3 Correction by
D. d. witheVS's ch f. orseeuse, 3. i0i..~.
j. McLaushnn's CHI c. wacott 8, i ss en-. 81 90
R m;es .(NcDrmott 1901 4o-I
DN'' o Time o5s li'riisOn) 2o-l Al
pss 3 % straight paid s12 e5 place 81 o.
1t Corrections all the way She took the lead
at the start was never headed and in common canr
by length ano half oraseuse. poorly ridden second
length before wscott.
FIFTH RACESweepstakes for twoyear-ods OF SO each
with $1,000 added, OF which 500 10 second and 800
to third Weights 10 n below tn. scale. selllns.
one-han mile.
S! Betting a.
j. A. s 4; H. MoTris n ch b C. Prohibition;
c. JacoOss Oh. I, Annie Queen, iS5 5fena VI
Al JOyner's oh. c. St. Pancras, ss:s,:.
EnaRsaek IRaileyj y 46-1 III
FTSsot l Gv 100 al Il
Grand Prx, (BeFgcnj ST. ii
Bette NJ dy 2idgslssyy}C iS SC-1 f iS-I
Mutuss-Prohibion straight paid ss4 80 mace so4 s5,
Annie Queen place els o.
Prohibition drank pint Of whskey before race and
Hennen Morris said he he naming him
Topper. But w H. Sands along and offered to buy
Prohibition for 81 600 and half the purse offer was
accepted, Mr.. Sands has the remaining OF him An
excellent Start sent the gSter OIL at the break
Florence s. in the lead Knapsack second Fayot third
last Knapssck led the head Of the stretch
and passed by Prohibition. who easily by two
lengths Annie Queen second. neck before
No bid
SIXTH RACE-sweepstakes for three.year.olds and up
ward each 81. 600 added, which 500 TO
second and 500 to third. Weights 10 n above the
scale. Selling One mile and sixteenth.
g. R'''in f.
ans h hiay% assd By ~ PUse Of
bur'h' b. f. N''sh'rita q 3 t:3ingtcaj 81 IS
J. E: McDOnald's b. C. Edgar johnson, I; :,
los ' 1RsE9S lS-I
ons"Sy' l. jme-i 81 i, barnes 81 90
Mutuals-EsQuimau straight paid $40 s.. place So 90
NarCherita place e. %.
Onaw2y opened gap Of several lengths and made the
running head of the homestretch where both Esgui
Margherita passed him. "MajOr' Covington rode
very badly and Hamilton had little difficulty In winning
EsQuimau by length Margherita second six lengths
before Edgar Johnson.
SEVENTH RACE-HandicaD seepechase with $3.50 added,
of which 800 to second $50 third The
s. Betting Fl
ventllator-Csrrle Mac, yrs $50 NJ.
D. H. Lewis, jr's CHI m, Delaware, aged,
J. rs Temple. 6f Ecarje, s. UHa5oi $500 Out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-01
FAvORITES WIN AT SARATOGA
PLEASANT WEATHER, A GREAT CROWD. STICKY
TRACK AND POOR SPORT THE FEATURES.

Saratoga July 81 (Spccial).-Racing enthusiasts were
favored with clear skies and brac.ng atmosphere TO-
day and consequently the largest crowd Of the meeting
was present to witness series Of embarrassing races
Use sticky and holding but this did not ntefe
with the success OF svdrtes- VINO won five ont Of
In. six races with only sembance Of struggle at
the finish and that the nnal selling race There
was Just ripple OF excitement in the second race When
Homer the conqueror OF Judge Morrow and who scared
Eon out OF the third yesterday was ANONYMOUSLY
hsa.en nv King Crab There was an unnecessary delay
In starting the race the horses were something
like forty minutes az the post Williams on Mount
McCreror spoiled several good breaks and finally got
running sert which caused some severe rencuohs upon
the starter as to his fsyoring Western horses but
this WAS manifestIy unjust, for with this one
execution no one had complain Of the starters
work. Here the details;
FIRST RACE-Purse 500, OF which s75 70 second For
maiden two-year-ods. Special weights Five and =
half furlongs. D,.tn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-01

Sixth EACE-THE BILLOW STAKES, free "e'.r
weight handicap sweepstakes. Of so each, with slooo
added second and 800 to the thitu
by persons not their owners gen.
tlemen riders allowed n. Six fuilongs
80 w, Name VT.
Banquet kmrock %
Strync llG Nh. sass ~"
First race at 30 p. m
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TiIne-3 :42

Betting against stable
Mutusls-Lewts Stable straight paid $40 50 pace so %.
The Lewis pair made all the running, and Futuri-y,
ridden out won by lengths; Delaware second six
lengths before Ecarte.