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The sun., 1892-11-13

CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-THE talent was upset in
four races at Hawthorne to-day. The races
were most unsatisfactory. Form has been
releGated to the background. One favorite
managed to pull through in the stecplechasc
or the other winners only one was second
choice.
Jake Johnson won tho scampor for young
sters ct half II mile. Ptkin was second. and
lssie o. third. Time. O:52Ns.
The handicap at Il mile and seventy Yards
fell to. Shoshone at 4 to l. Dungraven was
SECOND and johnny Greancr third. Time.
5S
Clifford. at sto l. landed the six furlones SELL
ing race in drive from Josie VI. Eouser was
third. Time. :23's.
The scven-furlonG rae for all ages was won
by Gunwad. with Rey lei Mar second and
Louise third. Time. 1:37i-.
Can Can. with 1G5 pounds ca ptured the
steenlochase. Elphin ran second and Specu-
lAtor third,
The sun., 1892-11-13

LocKPoRT. n. y. Nov. IA decided scnsa-
tion Was created Ecrc b. tho abduction yes
terday Of little Lacy TraTord. tho daughter Of
Mr.. md Mrs. Thomas TratTord. who wcro
divorced about two years ago. A closed car
riase drove up to Hawley street school yestcr-
day afternoon. and n lady aliGhtrd and entcrnI
tho school, She inquired for Lucy Trni.orL
and the Erl culne out and went away with The
woman. who is known now TO lave been her
mother.
ria &c md drove of. All trace If Mrs. Trn ford
md hcr daughter are lost: Tho custody OF
this child was the result Of several Law suits
finally gave the girl. who is 10 years o: n;r.
over to Henry TrafTord. the vrnndlnth.r. 4
arrest.
The sun., 1892-11-13
| SAYS RI WAS ACCIDENTAL
MRS. DOUGLISS's sr0RY or now SIZE
MAS SHOE

The Police do N6t Relieve Her. nnd Have
Arrcsted Her "Cousin." Dr. Jones. WHO
Toii Them Two Dinerrns stories.
Mrs. Sarah Douglass. aged "a years. hand.
| some brunette. who has occupied furnished
room at 40 Willoughby street. Brooklyn. was
mystcriously shot thore last evening. The
bullet struck her in the back OF tho
neck. Just Crazed the spinal column.
and then. deflectinG TO the left lodged
behind tho loft ear. 1t is a serious wound.
but not necessarily fatal William Il. Jones.
aged 81. who is said to be attached to hos
pital In this city. and who also occupied
furnished room in the house. and whom Mrs.
Douglass was in the habit OF describing as
my cousin. DIR. Jones'" Is under arrest
charged with the shooting
Dr.. Jones and Mrs. Douglass lived on the
third floor. John II. Kenting occupied the
second floor as q Photographic gallery. and
Capt W. II. Grace. the defeated Republican
candidate for Congress- in the Second district.
has his offices on the parlor floor Capt Grace
also ownsAho building.
About Gii o'clock Photographer Heating
heard pistol shot up stairs, and while he was
wondering what tho trouble was about. Mrs.
Douglass entered his room with her hands
pressed to her neck. and in the coolest manner
possible remarked. Mr.. KcatinG. I've been
shot, shot, To his inquiry as to % how + had 9 oc-
had accidentally shot her while handling his
revolver.
Mr.. Kcnting promptly summoned Dr. Baker
Jones ot $50 Jay street. the defeated Republi-
can candidate Tor Coroner. and Mrs Douglass
that the sa he nad Sn
moved to tho Brooklyn Hospital and Mr.. Keat-
ing notified the police.
Policeman Mande responded. and going UP
stairs found W. L. Jones sitting In Mrs. Doug
lass Ts room @ in dazed 1 and drunken condition.
Ihe rcvolvor. n :}S-calihre weapon. was lying
on table beside him. with ono chamber
empty. lie said. in II maudlin manner, that
he had been handling the pistol. and that 1t
had gone of accidentally.
on tho way 70 the Adams street station how
tally hurt herself. llo refused to give any par.
ticulars OF his previous history. or to tell in
what hosptta! he was employed; but said that
he had been living in the Willoughby street
house with his cousin for the past two months
- Althoush the woman Is known ns Mrs:
who had any knowledge OF the identity Of her
husband. She formerly kept u boarding house
at iUS Schermerhorn street.and more recently
ut :}3l Jny street. She is in the habit of going
be connected in some way with VII. Douglass.
the well-known druggist Of Fulton street
Yesterday afternoon she called on Mr.. Doug
lass. and asked him to interest himself in get
ting her cousin some medical employment in
BrooEyn. but she was not successful: Mr..
Douglass said last night that he was not rel
ntivo OF the woman's.
Deputy Coroner DeiGan went to the hospital
last night and took the woman's statement in
which she aGai declared that DR.. Jones had
accidentally shot her. She also said that she
had been employed for the past twelys years
Teeknnn street. New York. The doctors think
sho will recover.
The sun., 1892-11-13
LN1EKNAziO>iL cr,Lf,G uy,,x
Chairman Rnymrni to E:-,rc,ru, ,,s
W. ut - MrrInr

We w ~ wee c'tnH,
| Bicycle organizations haye i,oIn, rn,,,,..,.
Guilty in maintaining rit,r' uin,.,lt %. . ,,,, Nv,
rast season. With view u rernr,i,r. +, . -. Nv
National Cyclists Union ct i:us ali na,,AI.l,s
inrof delegates from the leading an nrcu, ,, w
gan,zntions or France, Belgium. Holland ,,,
Denmark. Canada, and America to he held in / s We
on Soy. ~ and ~ for discussion Of the .un,e, -.
the adoption OF a uniform smatcur ruie
The makers amateur is also causing iorci.n amn,,,
organizations great deal Of annoyance sniitls r,n
posed to form Joint rnio providing jurisi cton
over This cias. In addition to agreeing upon an ann,
'elr rule arrangements will be made for annu, tntcn
Ths league Of American wheslmen have decided "a
man Howard =. KGvmoni Of the Racing Boari VII
n '"a ss Ess;,' Il.
ni
ho'tr, OF aintrur cycling sport shat be formed ev
snS G"".sp. w"s% and 1Sr ""i& s%s pds; ~;
Ths fsS al So"",r.s "", ,"ete" .ha po eligible to m.
mrship N ne lnt.rnatlo al mnn. proyidins they IN
onn rn"n ,,, n, s.n...Hs Of dsi;ss.s
Aarat rs Of any u1on on desrns TnS . }"s.
m n. ard p,"nery entor.
st G ssns IN d.. a"y m
a, s Sc.ld a. .Hs
GwnS stInee; - mile. k"mse m for
miles win, for each rider for .,snc. nc
the distance to bs 10 Kilometres. ''
- only riders enxlblc II compete who have won
IN" amateur championship of their respective conn.
tries or who have been officially chosen by the BODY
ruing the cycing sport IN their countries, and
who are amateurs according the folio inn lie mi.
'on: An amateur is one VINO has neNe Ner engaged in
nor assisted ~. nor taught any athletic exercise fn
w,'s 15 f "inT nor
descrt on or IN public. except at specslly
sanctioned IN writing by the union OF the country ia
which he resides :"
" The hrst meeting shall be held in the autumn OF
1898 IN America the places of subsequent meetings to
be decided by vote OF tho international Board
- The prizes of the championships shall consist Of
special gold nedas aud IN the team race or shield
each rider competing also being presented with q
SILVER meda recorilng his performance
The sun., 1892-11-13

eoms. chestnut colt BY imp. King Tom out Of
Of compliment to n well.known newspaper
David Gideon was the contender. Mr.. Gideon
did not depart empty handed. however. as he
Scs SSo the sister RrG for s6S % and
the eyoaarling ag Cunarder. by imported stylitcs.
:, ThoTo was warm rivalry for all Of the, year
er to Sir Francis already referred to. warmed
SD III Of sFSwd pesass n 70 wsa g. Sc" s Baer seoS
81; BsIy 's good II sidaos ca end ID pnys ; good
ccnnsciied ] by his }riends to Go on. on John
Ofthe Older horses FAIRY brought the, most
being kn oekcd down 10 ]. kneale for $1,000. =
scEsSn o hs Rss snse @ M IL
Of ladies' and eent emen.
pHSsl kssns Ss5o
4: Norris, l. j; DIVER. Alfred !. Wnlc2tt,
fSns EeWSe DE- Ehs e. ET Enapp us&& Gan on nG Nc
Jackson; John baly. John Kelly. John Camp
Mcdonald u. G. johnson. NJ. Corbett. Matthew
b. Morris j., II. Mccormick;, John, Hug.
Gins Dr. r s JsmOs RoTe ErIs,an E1Es%e
q. j. Fitaaerai. Edward kearney. Fred deb.
hard. Frank McCabe.. James y. Galway. o. A;
Jones. j. II. vondig. Knap Mccarthy. Richard
Roche. Louis Stuart. j. NJ. Jeflcott. Edward
McCiarry; Col Jacob Ruppert. John Hyland
George Forbes. A. j. Joyner. and ". q DAILY.
Summary OF the sale follows:
THE PROPERTY OF MIR. FRANK A. EHRRT
Demuth. b. h., 1887, by Ten Broccx-Bele of
Nam,ura ty ionsfellow; NJ /. Dwysr......,.. so.sos
Clarendon. b. h., 1887. by Imp st. Blsise-Clara.
by imp Tho Ill used; Gen. W. II. Jackson.
ynirx n isss he irc,vvi.-i;,nin r.irv Ro;,sb Nv 0
kiso.f; H. F. ". 10000
Malcolm; j, Knea,e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. y, 5000
The sun., 1892-11-13
THE $50. 900 DON ALoNzo.


Peter, ch: c.. 1883 BY Long rav-Athlene. by
Pat Malioy: II. &. johnson. ................. 65t
San Juan ch. C.. 1888. by Norfolk Ballinette. BY
- Monday Or Young Eclipse: r. Jones .."...... 10t
forEville Belle ch T.. 1889. by Miser-TEorA. by
Longfsllow; ". + Dwyer. .......... 24ot
longfellow: Fred fostcr-..... 12t
SIR Francis. ch. C., 1880. py imp Mr.. Pickwick
,-Ihora, BY Longtello@; Marcus pnly ..,..... 26ot
Rnnyon. br c.. le.'o. by Longi. i.liow-Fanfare,
by INN King Lrnest: A. !. waco,t .;.;.,.;.;. 1910
Mss sa anee Var var pansr "T II: wncSs sc%,eA
by imp. Billet: GEORGE r. smith. .....,.... sc
Prorriety br. T.. 1890. by mn. Mr. Pickwick--
,Et:,net,", by Enquirer: fWa!cott. 80. SO
hv Jack of Diamonds: q. +. smith ....,....... &C
Dance. BY War Dance: ~ + Dwyer ......... 300
LiLrerwood. b g. 1870 BY Luke blackburn
- Tnsrarora by imp. Great Tom; j. r. Keene... olC
forng Aron. b. e.. 1870 by Miser-G!encnirne,
by imp G-n-r: Co; Lupp.rt -. 49,. s7'
by Grns,ead: Matthew VI. .All.n......"......'. CSC
Col. Fred. br. C.. 1890. by imp MnScovY-Rc.
hoUnd by Long law: William Mcmahon. -. 2.lt
Thurston. bc.: 1snl. by LcncfeiIow-Belle
, Knight. by Kni.l,hoOd: DAVID Gi!eon......... &C
R.wers ch. g. ls!'i. by imp .:reat Tom
Mns"l". hv Jack Malone: James r. Kcenc., .,... 1886
Thora by LonvrcIlew: g. + Dwyer...- .,,.... 20 &c
Brown iIly. lS:,I. by Longtelow-Scnper Idem,
by mn Glen Aih" David .;,':ean ....,...". 5.U
Bay nily lS'l. by Rishop-llop. by Harry OF
'innr'-r. be-. 1891, BY imp StJlitcs-A .bs rak
by Aramis; David Gideon. ,.........,r-',.. SOC
Gathering Queen. h.. / 1871. hy imp. KING iini0p
w illnin"ttc ny imp VI rfeIr- Til pr,nrv lOC
$cc3o5o y ''' " = " "
Average Ter head ss.5S7.
The sun., 1892-11-13
He bought u Time Table for q TlcLe.

The stupidcst man l ever heard OF came
here the other day." snid II ticket taker Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad depot in Jersey City
YESTERDAY. He tried to pass mo with n time
table ins'eal Of a ticket. 1t was Just an ordi.
nary i"'""r telling ahou, the rcnnsylvania's
scenery and trims. you know: hut he sw"ro it
WIS :" l.cktt t. Sa.d'Iliaii and showed mo [ he
word Savannah III the lis, of stut!ons t.
prnvo il! W.
II" fclonged in that city. had come M on n
Sieanei. ana wanted Ia go hOu!e On the cars
lin was an American, could read, and was not
urnnk; He said "A man IN a hotel had sold him
chap did not have S. Io!t not enough TO 'u"t Gct
home If he walked - eNS
The sun., 1892-11-13

ALBANY Nov l2.-President Harry Garfield OF the
Na;iona! Association of Amateur Oursmen SAID to-day.
when asked hat was the status OF tho movement to
hold the annual regatta OF the association st Chi
cago: "lt is difficult TO say. Tho success Of tho Ire
quns clubs effort to have the place Of tho noxs
regatta fixed at Chicago rests upon two conditiooA
namely. their ability to guarantee good course on
which the regatta and respectable subscription
lisi from citizens TO meet expenses -
10 the rst conditions It must be confessed that
the only feasabie plan Tor securing anything ms SUIT
able Calumet Lake The lake " about twelve
miles from Chicago a.,
The Executive Committee of the association will
meet January. and by that time AL the cams OF the
different localities will be IN Saratoga l's ihale ou
for It, Baltimore wants II, AMI Detroit "hfnh'h nev
that the only suitable place for the IS fe.ai 10 70
trut Moreover Detroit has E"oi cn4fS. 10 anu
guarantees good subscription III h!ii'ih |" nv ek.eo
ent to insure all boats brought 10 the tes''A toF
period Of thirty days , 49,. l.. ,,., .s.
The Detroit men argue that tfrir c'ty ~ lust tne
mae. for the national regatta, btAre u - ueps on
HE way 10 ,hrag and oirsuen IN cave tneit ooAis
NJ II rot ,at.iy housed and a! insured while they
Journey to bee the FHr'
The sun., 1892-11-13
su,,, WON the FI=bt on . Foul.

Nyw Rnr>spIcS. Nov. ia prize light took place
.nrIy tins morning between Alfred Smith and Lewis
p,unfs colurcd. The hight was for . purse OF 500
w,lIam Manning acted as referee and George schpei.
der un, ,Inrkreper. The men were evenly matched.
bon being tie middle weight class The battle va.
r1nyh IN sixteen foot ring pitched IN q secluded
pnrr the road TO forid. Grove. In the tAlrd ~
riyhth rounds both men Landed heavy blows Ae%
lou. NJ hard. In breaking away Dennis hit smith 10
The neck. foul was claimed and Allowed. and snth
betting on tho hsht. and most Of the bets wA..,s!
snotner meeting Of the men a. An early date
The sun., 1892-11-13
A COiossa' Horse Show Proi,c..

A number OF capitalists and wcl!-known
lovers OF horses are takin: about an enter
prise that may eliminate shortly in the forma-
ton OF new association to take tho
place OF tho United States Horse and
Cattle Show. Among those named as
possible promoters OF the project are
Theodore Itavenleyer. Col. William Jay,
James /. Hyde. James Berrsford. William C.
Whitney. Prescott Lawrence, Francis r. In
have exhibition grounds ample enough to ac-
The sun., 1892-11-13

NV iiAr'Y. Nov. 1.-THE captains Of 'he Yale AMI
Harvard gun clubs arranged ycsteiay for the annual
shooting match between the two coess. II VIII ee
Erh on the ground. Of the SprngNr h.hiHn 81 b NJ 10
O'Clock saturday N"v, H. the da" "i ne >h"lia' ward
I'o'hail game. According Ia the cOniitnns agrrtd
hnh Yesterday ke stone rno Wal govern the contest
ain krrktnn" clay pigeons viii Il" hsr, Encii tenn
WI consist "f rre men Rnd ehrh man VII try NJ thirty
nirns rom one trap and At unkn"Nn angles a.. has
won ms ann ~ match three OUT OF tue tour i!nes II
las been lell
The sun., 1892-11-13

ton for wom1ns wcakrcsca anl GilincatsD,
liver, % cents per vial. Crai",Yd Ext.
OF Smnrt Weed, so cents prr N'ri!o. Or.
Sagc's Catarrh Remedy, 59'ccn,s Fr bottle.
Tho genuine medicines can Only bc sold Gy
druggists, ut tho above prices.
There are moro ways than ono TO E'2.;o n
profit, even at #" cut PRICES Inscriptions
dealers tamper with tho bottles, or refill
empty ones-and such mixtures can bo sold
chcaply. But every bottle of DR.. Piorco's
genuine medicines is guaranteed II it fails
to givo satisfaction in any case, you have
your money back,
Can anything else at any price, DO reilly
~ cheap' You pay only tor value received
The sun., 1892-11-13

SAY fRtS'i'co Nov la-Wca;harc c ear and pleasant.
track good attndanc. 5000 Results:
Iirst kace-lirr aud half !ur.ongs: selling Nackey
first. Lodi second Joe Hard ny thrd Time. 'oSIs
Necon Nace-Threr lurrt'rs o; mile; for
Time l:li ~
Thlri Race-iiandicnp: "ne and y quarter mile. Al.
mont hrst. Santiago second, sheridan third Time
Fourth Rar.-Seven and half fWr.org.: selling
RrN"l,rrlrs Mabel VI. second. Lady Useful third.
The sun., 1892-11-13
Th. Winners vt Gloucester.

Grorcvsrrr. Nov. l2--Tirst Racs-Tive eighths OF a
mile. HaItg Is. rrs'. SO SO second. Piedmont third,
Time. ll.
Second Race Six fu-ongs. Lyrst frst. Mnden sec.
Tl,r1 re one nI,r ,ynirSnn nrs,. Ella. second,
I"nr'h RH""-five tmronys. iucTe fret. Emblem
rrcnrd ,r"rms third Time. 0'Ii.
ram Racr->l> nd a ha.f .uilOngs Littlo Sysr
cr.' T. ia'nn :. ..ron l;mtny third Tine. i:2s,l
Dr. M.lcON secnlL. Ee.all thlrl. Tine :2!9
The sun., 1892-11-13

oux CRY. H.. Nov. 12.-Dr. Henry A. slnlc,
the Spritualist, whose cnrccr in London and
subsequent trial for fraud was n matter OF
much interest fourteen years ago. and who Of
late years has lCen n medium in Paris was
today taken to the Samaritan Ilosrital in this
city suncring from nervous rrostraion h"r-
friendlesg ''N
The sun., 1892-11-13
Lieut., Peary TO Speak In Kos.cp.

BosToN. Nov. H." Recent Arctic Explorn-
tions" will be discussed at tine next meeting uf
the Commercial Club Of this city. on Nov. ~.
The sneakers will include Lieilt. Peary, Cant.
kane. Capt; Selfridge. Capt. Schley. Chief In
Gineer Melville Of tho United States Army.
Gen. a. W. Greey. and Prof b. a. Gould.
The sun., 1892-11-13
Arc There Professlonnls on the Penn sylvs-
nIu Tenms

M,nDLrrowS. Nov 12.-wesleyan will play with the
University OF Pennsylvania in Phi'ndelpha Thanks
giving Day. and the former expect to make close
game Of 1t. One Yale man predicts that Wesleyan will
b. beaten 30 too Tho Philadelphia men have sent
lots OF money aud wiling to offer odds Of 10 to l.
Wesleyan men claim that the University OF Penny.
vania team contains three men who are ranked as
professionals
Wesleyan has improved greatly this last week. and
although 1t Is pretty certain that she VIII not score.
the men hope TO make 1t interesting for the Peunsyl.
The sun., 1892-11-13
Football Notes.

Tho Tenakil football team scheduled To play ~
Elizabeth yesterday but failed to put IN an appear
ance and caupei tho management Of the Elizabeth A.
e. to refund gate receipts.
The Polytechnic Institute waited IN vain yeNeroey
morning at Eastern Park for the stevens High school
Of IiOhOk-n to appear as scheduled AFTER ihKerlnK
iorty-nye minutes the spectators departed
and tn" referee declared the game forfeited ~ the
''Pplys'
The sun., 1892-11-13
GoGd Boxers for the Scot'is' Are leans
Shov

The quarterly boxing entertainment Of the Scottish
American Athletic Club viii take AT their rooms
$40 Grove street. Jersey city tonrrrow evening The
Following wei!hnown cNpuncns u tie manly art Will
appeAr Pat thhill AMI Pete MCtoy ,a We, nTthy ana
IicIy Cnnnors. Hugh UNril AMI Dan i,riniR Hob WI
son and Jim clark. Ed COnnel and fcca Barry, Jim
iooney and Jack seaton. James EntwisIle aud Tom
The sun., 1892-11-13
Mexico 10 Have Winter R.c,ux.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 12.-col D. c. Pate. owner of
the Patio Stock Farm at Badan. st. Louis
extenei,e scale In Slexiro. President niaz ha \
offered to lend his assistance and the Govern :
n"nt has granted tns privileges Of operating
courses and mai ntaining breeding farms.
1t j. the int"ntion TO have racing lesin in
tho "ity "t MtYlco In February. CO.. rai Q also
IN luis Potosi. Pueblo. and Mnntrrryns soon
NJ possible. BY lE,i he cXpects 10 have the
best owners In the United States winter in
that country. "
The sun., 1892-11-13

c,ommodate 900 horses. and G grand stand
hibitions OF the equine contestants Tor prizes.
The sun., 1892-11-13
Jockey George IayIor.

This wsitnown lightweight rider. who Is reported
~ having placed hts wife aud child train at Wash
inaton on Oct %. and was to have followed them TO
thelr home In Brooklyn the next day but has not yst
THS suS At Guttepburg. -
The sun., 1892-11-13

10 spent IN bed An air mattress will make thi. the
Wos coriorNb!e rArt Of your sxistencs
Ar eeods Co.. Il uu.on square i'd.
The sun., 1892-11-13

FW" pr.ze competitions at riav pigeon crarE.n: ~
New Jersey T. cunn-rs took iacr At rarelront yes.
terany afternoon. j. II Richmond broke the b. Il
previous club record for shooting unknown
BY mehk.rs tory sucre.sv. bue Ic,k~. IIe .uu ,
wr!e:
Ten birds each from unknown nngles-Il. Arrar. .:
kG Monrs .. J. II. !chmuni, 3. J. b. Hs-un,
I w Sniiord u.
Twenty targets each. k~ys'on. sIser-,l. H.. Rich.
W"nd. 10. Frederick q. Moore. II; George :. NrIeu.
II. ". Snnfor.i. II
shoot Tor diamond in rna twenty-five blue rOcS q
rh III, heySin syserl.-,I. u R'rIioid 70 Elmer T..
h's"nrn. -; Frederick q Noorc II, |! Ru uchauan. -
a wsIsinE match nt tw"nt, tive missile, Hrrh-.I. H..
IlrnmonG 2a FredcricS O. Moore oo r Buchanan.
Is: W. SANFORD. IL II Apgtr II.
contest mt ten singles each. keystone s,si"El. and
fve pairs fr"rn unkno.n angles Frederick g. Mpors
II. - ' -
Amatch will be shot between Frederick q Moore and
" Richmond a. 30 Yards rise. 100 birds each f,r
Nov. lG.
The sun., 1892-11-13

BosToN. Nov. l2.-Commodore Forbes said
to-day that he should not At out tho Puritan
to rnce In defence OF tho America Cup next
season. He has not yet determined what
course he shall pursue with regard to build.
ing new cup defender.
The sun., 1892-11-13
Suggest NcnLIm for Postmaster.

Members Of tho Produce Exchange and
other downtown Democratic friends of OK.
President Alexander Maxim Of the Excise
i"r hri"'ntmrnt as an Internal Hevenue Cnl,
M,'or hhh are circulating petition askin.
mr.. 'lr,velahd t. makc him Postmaster to
succeed Postmaster Van Colt. ~
The sun., 1892-11-13

The New York Central leads the precsssiou In tbs
sumbsr and speed Of its usins-Idn "
The sun., 1892-11-13
Don't BE- hood.
wini:rd by dealers
who pretend that
"a Ill "


they crn fell DR..
Iicrro'T CeI,Ninc
ned, ircs al less
th'n ;l.cn long
c.;G' "Ae'l prices:
,'N' MCt.iccl
E,aUyc"I Dor
J.iTrr. Feel G,nl
IYTo: niSncc"A,
El.lI per bottle.
TnyCritr ,Nrc,rl'in-
The sun., 1892-11-13

III" FransyiYnrln Limited
without peer In the wnrli nf travel II Chi
sAxo ~ !ess thln twsnty'toar hours.-Ads
The sun., 1892-11-13
an DID, TINE IRO7TISG MATCH.
Cranston Defeats Full Prince for . Stnk,
OF $1,000 at Fleetwood.

Crnnston Defeats Fall Prince for . stnh .
| OF $1,000 at Fleetwood.
Five hundred persons. comprising some OF
the best-known road riders in Now York, saw
the EoldinR Cranston and Full Prince trot a
race OF two mile heats for a stake Of $1,000 at
Fleetwood Park yesterday afternoon. the for
mer winning the second. third and fourth
heats and the race in creditable time.
The match was arranged come time ngo.
and the general impression was that Full
Prince. whose record Of 2:25 is some six Sec
onds faster than Cranston had ever show b. in
public prior to yesterday. would WIN. tBut
Messrs. Bcrnheimer and Gibbs. who are the
reputed owners Of Cranston. had something
up their sleeve. their horse showing stamlri
day was dark and the air was decidedly ri3v
YThen YSliea the pair scored for the word. Kll
ew Me M OF tSe 0y Drvnr Sas h
driven by Cleveland; while Gibbs sat be-
4dttsd ind Trnnstop ms Full Prince :auarely out,
in 4:55';. For the second Gibbs went at Gram
ths way: won. by two open lengths in :55.
ns Ths next next bent h,p Mas also Cranston's in:5
after passing, the Point. OF Rorks where h"
mnde a break. and before Gibbs could get
in tie and A FIJI rinee howeve rt'ncf broRs wes
nnnry n,m1st jnTnGidi"tdsIy and ns had ost
were tapped and both drivers we're doing
their utmost to get an extra effort out, o: their
tired charges. Half way home Full Prince
his .cpnonent thu, u!kies collided. The pneu-
matte tires stood the shock splendidiy, and
tranSton coming on. won the heat and race
in gal ant STYLE Time. 5:Ol.
Commodore that o. A. lIickok took to Cali
iornia. Crnnston. who gets largo infusion OF
thoroughbred biond through his dam. was
bred by Samuel W. Lager OF Montgomery.
the iarm this spring. He tretted few races
~ fair. Newton. n J. He was then bought by
his present owners.
nj ;Iessie " Ie"ranee drove the black stallion
ord. and worked him in 2:21..
Summary
Match Race-s5.ooo: two.m'le heats. best three in
j. =. Gibhss b. 8. Cranston. by swccps,akes-
Andre M,il-r's b- Y Full Prince. b. Young
Fullerton Nlerelnndl .,.,,........ ...'.....l
ro Iine--4 :55,p. SOB. 40. 5"l.
dundee hlk H.. by Ct fton
Time . c7l.
L. A. Burke. whose black gclding Pascal. by
Iasralette. won II two-Inle heat match few
weeks ag? over this track. best timo 4:55.
cha lcng"d the Cranston party to trot similar
match for $1,000 IL side. and further extended
his challenge to trot Pascal against any horse
IN the country for g like amount. one heat Of
from five miles TO nifty.
"A few days ago Pascal trltted five miles in
l:l2: last quarter in O;:iI. 1t is urohHbir that
the latenoss, OF the season will prevent this
second match.
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