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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17

Turkish and Russian baths. corner
Monroe and Ionia streets. Every Tues-
day afterp an and evening and Friday
foreno served exclusively for
ladies; bAlahcc OF the tue Tor gentle
men. remove ccrrs. titninn. and
warts for men, women aud children at
the bath.
NJ g Ia Rnr.rsr4rp Prom
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17

Miss Harmon has just returned from
a business TIP and has many new de-
Signs and novel ideas in art needle
work. over No. - Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17

The assortment Of mnscal ins!ru-
ments NJ Friedrich's ]. larger than hss
or been shown IN the city. A fine
seieetion OF guitars OF all grades, rsng-
ing in price from s. TO $50. are shown
in all the new features. Special stten-
ton IL paid to Quitting bands of ali
kinds. The firm 10 agent for the famous
Fischer pianos.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17

Professor Shedd j. IN Chicago attend
ing the Western College Press assocla-
ton "a representative 81 The Educator,
n paper pnb,lshed by the Western
Michigan College faculty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17
sIcYcLE CLUB RACES.
An Attractive List Of Towns and Cites 70
be Visited.

The Grand Rapids Bicycle club has
ssued IN. following schedals for its
runs during the season. May /, Plain
asld. dinner, 10 q. m. 20 miles: May ;.
Alp,ns. 9 q. m, IA, May 3, North Park.
tp m. ?. May IS. Leonard sTees
east. 3 g. m, II. Nav -, Byron Cen
YER, dinBsr. 2 .. m. -; Nay -. Pisla-
ksld, dinser, 10 .. N, 20; May 90.
North PARK, after races. . ?. M. =
June 5 West Bridge street. laneh, ID ..
a., soi June Il, Csssds. iueeh. ..
r., 70 June ~, Holland snd rsturns
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17

The following is 4 list OF the marriage
licenses issued since last published. with the
names. residences when oais..s tie city and
AGES OF tie parties;
Age.
Peter y. Company. Ida May Hulcc-........s6-2s
Henry Bsntoa. Scion, Myrtle Trin. Nei-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17

The McCord & Bisdfield Aid society
will give beneii; hall "Wednesday
evening. April 20. ct GcrmAnia ball.
Admission 3 cents.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17

This maraans's Press .fslies Court
Clerk elect w. ,. Stevens 10 tIse fsFst to
snaoaHes tns appointment OF deputy,
having decided 10 homer tas ffffh ~sfd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17
CONTAGIOUS Diseases.

Johnson, aged ., corner of Pine and
Jackson str ct, typhoid fever; Bennie
Hammond, aged ,, Powers street, scat
let fever.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17

Both the method and results wha
syrup If Figs lie taken; IL u plsassns
and refreshing TO the taste, and act
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels. olesnses the sys
tenn efectually. dispels eolds, hsa6
aches and fsyers aud cures hahitos
constipation. Syrup Of figs = u
oniy remedy of It's kind ever pro
daced, pleasing 10 the taste and e
ceptable 10 the stomach, prompt b
tie action and truly beneficial in IN
effects, prepared only from ths moi
healthy and agreeable Substances. il
many excellent qualities oemmend i
TO all and have made il The mos
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs lie for sale in Doe
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
isssL Any reliable druggist VIE
nav not have il on hand viii pro-
cure il promptly for any one who
fishes TO try il. De not accept snt
Institute.
CALIFORNIA Ffc syrup CO :
sss fR<Kcscs. cat.
LOUISVILLE. a.. AfF foEf. A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17
Buy guitars at Harsman's.

The real Irish linens, also the fancy
linen for towels. such as dice linen, the
satin birds eye, the fine huckabuck,
can be found 1T Miss HARMoN's.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17

Peck's lunch counter corner Iona
and Fountain sire
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17

Adams a Co, the fashions bic mills.
nefs. received late Saturday afternoon,
a fiBe i4ne OF fgsBeh hats II tue lstsss
aodels
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17

Thu members o. tisc Veteran cOrps Of
the Grant Rspiis a.sard are requested
io meet az the Ion a Street afslofy 81
S O'clock Monday ,sening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17
Buy sheet mu.lc at Hartmsn's.

Special Easter Monday dinner nj
Peck's.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17
ComnanY D vet,rans. Attention I

Order cooking 1T Peck's lunch ooun.
ter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17

Dinners % cents 5: Pcck's.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17

Buy banios At Haftman's.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17

NJ. s. Ia BoUrshirs. Prop.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17

So FRANCISCO. CT.
LOUISVILLE. a.. ATT F0RS. A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-27
GOOD SPORT AT BENNISeA
Favorites Benten In Every Raee By Wen.
Backed Choices.

WASHINGTON. April 28.-The second days
racing OF the spring meeting OF the Washing
ton Jockey Club were Witnessed by crowd Of
several thousand people.
The conditions were an improvement over
those OF yesterday. the day being ideal. save
for trifle OF chill In the breeze. Owing to the
recent heavy rains the track. although dry on
the snrface. was heavy. and the time OF the
winners was good. The favorites were beaten
In every race. although the winners were usu-
ally we'll up in the betting.
The talent selected the Morris fllly. imported
1lliona. to win the opening race for two year
Odds. but young Midgley rode careful race
on Bonnie Rose, and landed the homc-trained
n MhS y Wnne Faes the fourth CO
Marx appeared to Interfere with the V baiy rep -:
lsfc li sale when His Highness st. Florian.
under 9Ss Ths rent
something to, enthuse, over; Trontenac and
stretch, the. former winging by n head on the
post. Frontenac, was quite good horse as q
lis race at Mors Far WeS hs
colored contingent won heavily. being fresh in
tho memory OF certain bookmakers who were
The following are the winners:
First Rnce-Pursc $500. OF which SIS to second and
pounds four Srons Bonns Rose rs. on Sec
ond; Charcoal. third. Time. u:5o.
Second Race-Purse $500; i've furongs. Daisy rian.
nrat: Lucia d.. second Blackburn, third Tine :O2h.
Third Race. itandicap. purse $500: one mile Isaac
Lewis. first; Key West. second: Lepanto. third Time.
Fourth Race-purse s4OO: six and half fnrones st.
Mnrk hrst; Fidelio. second; Emblem. third. Tme,
.Fifth Race-Purse $500: ono mile. Frontenac nrst:
Eric. second, Cynosure. third. Time. lao.
Tho following are the entries for tomorrow:
lrAf furIn nanA nlanl huHr
1l2 Logan 100: Bolero 100.
second Race-Fyc furlongs: selling Mary B.. 49,
Backmailer, 1og: Hands on. 1Os Morton. 1oe: Grey
Eock. lN, Nubnn. JOY: Not Hnity. lO6; Bendgo.
JOG; Natalie s.. loo; Bob Garrett 100; Zora 1922 Mary
Third Race-Mile and a sixteenth. Prather 112:
GeorgeW w. los: Roquefort. 1o4 Thorndae. 100: MIR.
Sass, 10.
Fourth Race-Ha,f mile: selling. Hiram 11a; 1lona
III; Expensive. los. ChsweIl lo2; Lew. 1o2; Jimmie
Lame. !S; Guilt. ~.
Flfth Race--Mile; selling. Larc.im ont 10: Ballyhoo
ITO; Absconder. ~: Knicknack MY 81.
Sixth Race-Steepicchase. for hunters; gentleman
riders. Ecarte, 1906 Satchcz, 80; Arab 100; Dick
$50: Barney. 1885, Alliance. $50: Reckless. 15O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-27
rHf; RECORD.
,sToN, 13; NEW YORK. 3.

DOSloNs NEW loih' "
} There appears to have been some evil hyp-
Now York team. for it is difficult to account
S GF MGR As the % Ho vel man has been
driven from, the Polo grounds. the. conclusion
bdn sas By GSn ff Bawe spsh hsT
tho pnst two days has sat in tho grand stand.
maintaining mysterious silence ana Mon SIMS
game tho Generals success was only partial:
but Yesterday no secured sompIet s,. control 81
kept them in comatose condition from tho
tine tho game started until it en ndv
asssa can nS me S %uSso" that tie tSan
] T Hs 4Ss than dS ala fs ss
New Yorks. lis OF course unfair to criticise
a for poor work when IT. Is under a, weird
niywelrs ability. Suffice It to say that there
lisa general hope that the PLAYERS VIII speedily
The $500 persons who sat in the ,o, POLO
but very much depressed fifteen minutes later
when tho Bostons had scored six runs. As
tors left the sad scenc. Crane pitched his
st game f3r Se% York ana
sell, with glory. He had little speed and poor
s.ntro and whle many Of hS hts scHrsd
word Ss S@ GStSf rny
Sented runs. During Hni cd the i seeond Umpirs
Mahoney was taken sick and retired from tho
game. Mike Kelly taking his place. and UNI
Diring to the disadvantage Of his own team.
had earned u run for the New Yorks. the Bos-
tons and Crane had n lengthy argument Long
went to first on balls. but was forced at seq
ond. Lowe hit a high fly to left that OIsourke
watched floating in tho bright sunshine until
credit for n three base hit. Mccarthy. hit to
Crane. VIII threw Wild to first. Nash followed
the right foul limo for two bags. and Quinn
and Tucker nude singles. Staley went out
ct first. and 80 did Long. who came to bat, for
q dozen runs on the blackboard and
gloom In the grand stands The game was
Bostons kept on hammerinR out base hits and
eeosng runs as, though they needed them
Keeping Boyle behind the bat after the second
anninG md substituted Dan Murphy. who
caught very nicely. The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-27
Jersey Yachtsmen Alive.

Work has been started on Commodore Benson's sloor
Mile OF the Jersey city Yacht Club
The flagship Phantom of tho Payonia Yacht Club will
again be handled by eX-COmmodore Kohn
The yacht Naone Of the Jersey City Yacht Climb 1,
being tastefuiy painted by her owner John Wright
tn, s'oops Forsyth and Water Witch OF the Jersev
CITY Yacht Club are undergoing many improvements
The soop Avalon. owned by Capt. Middlesdorf OF tho
fayona Yacht Club. Is having her stern engt hsned
vice-Commodore Van Horns Bessie Of tho jersey
season OF pleasure
The catrgged yacht She owned by r. D. Braley, will
be placed in New York Bay next Sunday under the
colors of the rayonia Yacht Club. "
The cabin yacht Mascot the property of David Ioper
o. the pavon!a Yacht Club. will be sent cruise up
the Hudson River as early MS tho middle OF May.
The annual planked shad dinner Of the Jersey Cltv
yacht Club Will be served at the Conn unipaw Club
mouse next Sunday. Co ers will be laid for 800
The Oceanic Yacht Climb OF Commun,paw has LARGELY
Increased in membership the past few months Thss
present Officers are the right men in the right place
The new float Of the Payonia Yacht Club has been
pn IN position At the city club house the Comnuni
almost feet in depth.
Nj. Baer il having made a handsome hand emIyoid
cred SILK burgee To- the Payonia Yacht Club II viii
De seven feet long with the date OF tho
ana incorporation Of the club worked thereon.
over $1,000 have been spent by the Pavonia Yacht
Elub Tor improvements al the Atlantic Highlands Club
mouse. the cafe and dining room are now separated
while the sleeping apartments have been enlarged 80
as to accommodate nearly hfty persons.
An entertainment Will be held by the Newark Yacht
CLUB during the early part of next month ON Decora.
aud IN short time Newark BAY Will present a lively
appearance '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-27
RACING At MEMPHIS,
Small Fields and Poor Sport Mt Montgomery
Park.


MEMPHIS. April 20-At Montgomery Park to-
day. in spite OF small fields. three OF the 1--WE
favorites were beaten. The opening race. at
five furlongs. had nine starters. with Surget
an odds on favorite. but victory perched on the
banner OF the 8 to l chance Content, 100. rid
den by H Penny. he winning his second race
here In driving finish BY a neck from Miss
Pickwick also an 8 to shot who beat the ia
vorlte out head. Time. :O3.
brentwood. 1O3. Slaughter up was to 5
favorite over the other six starters in the four
furlong two-year-old purse and he won easily
by q length from the 3 to chance The King,
Miss Moseley being third. Time O:5Oa.
Lack OF starters caused the second special
stakes to be declared of. and the mile handi-
cap was an easy victory for the favorite. Notus.
l15, piloted by Hathaway. who won by two
lengths from the second pick. Umatilla. who
beat the only remaining starter. Ed Eshelby.
The seven urlong selling purse was won by
tho to chance Gray Goose, ~. Slaughter in
tho saddle the to chance Powers finishing
second. a neck in front of Pat Conley. Time,
1:3O
Insolence. the favorite. was never in the
hunt.
Tho closing race. at six furones with three
maiden three-year-olu starters. was only
canter for the Great Tom colt Gayoso. III,
ridden by Mathews. he winning by two lengths
from the to 8 favorite Bagppe. Stover. the
remaining starter being beaten OIL. Time.
l:1I. The winners price was to-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-27
WILLIE DAY WILL NOT COMPETE
Hot Times Mt Inst Nights Meeting OF the
CrOss.cOuntry Magnates.

CrOss.cOuntry Magnates.
The Executive Committee OF the National
Cross Country Association held another stormy
meeting ut the Arena in West Thirty-hrst
street on Monday night. the members present
being NJ. A. Cunning E c. Carter. J. H. Mellor.
Hugh s. Hart. Myer Cohen. T. ". Storey.
John A. Gray. H. Dimse, r Conn. g. A. s.
At the last min1te Il decided to have the
cham pionship. which will take place on Satur-
day. run or ut. Morris Park. as, Manhattan
Field. tho first choice. cannot be obtained.
Mr.. Carter handed In tho following:
member of the Prospect Harriers' team. and
against his points scoring for that club IN the
national cross-country championship OF 1882.
on the ground that he was not bona fide
prior to the pionshp. the protest not to
affect any indiyidual prize or place which MIR.
Day may win"
After some warm discussion it was decided
to permit Day to run under protest. the matter
70 DO settled after the race. upon this Mr..
and. Glaring at Mr.. Carter. sud-:
In, yiew Of the wSy Day has been bounded
Previous to this the ProspseSt 3, had with.
his reinstatement by the Central Association
OF the A. A. L. could not be obtained
The dispute between tho Star. a. c. and
Xavier A. G. over the possession OF Garrett P.
Fitzgerald was settled by the committee REJECT
e. II. Collins VIE. permitted to compete for
the Xavier A. C. The protest against him will
be settled after the race.
The XsyieFs XiGtorioq r. oyer the Starr
whom both clubs claimed.
The Wayne A. c. OF Jersey City was elected
to membership.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-27
News from the Horse World.
w. H.-No. Fred Archer never rode race in
Wheeling Gossip.


meeting Of tho Hudson County Wheelmen will be
held on Mayo
The annual run Of the Centcry Road Club Of America
will be held in July
y. Nasmeth, the Canadian crack will shortymase An
attempt TO lower the record from Toronto to kingston
The racing team this year of the New York Tourist
Wheenie wiil consist OF Boesmaurc. Guentzer. and
DeteA
Rich. tho old New York Athletic CHM racer will
Club this season.
Five bicycles have been donated as prizes Tor the
Kings County Mheeimens race meet TO De h'lu on
june 70 ut the Manhattan FIELD.
The Roc Sland County wheelmen will hold ten,Ipe
road race a kyack on May 80 open TO county riders
May T.
Providing that tho recent challenge issued by the
riverside Wheeinen for q team road race IL ohcial
the kings county Wheelnen would be likely To favor
the RveTsdes with race.
AZ the ANIMAL spring meeting Of the Canadian wheel
n" AhsncihiGn tie following rule was Adopted No
Ierso VINO mas beca expelled. 10 under suspension
by the L. A. W or N q. IT, shall be allowed 10 compete
az any race meet held under the association rules AMI
any member or tho association knowingly competing
tn race at race meeting In Canada where any entry
OF such an expelled suspended has been made
WV % Uaes 70 Instant l9ss Of bis amateur standing"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-27
HANDBALL MEN IN FULL.DREss SUITS.
Pretty Ladies' Make Fair Partners to Ex.
perts of the Courts.

When the Brooklyn Handbau Club first agitated tho
question of holding invitation ball and ecepton
there were many who believed that tho time was not
ripe flr the club to into such undertaking and
there were serious msgivings to the result of tho
event Those in favor of the scheme however pointed
to the fact and very justly too that the game had
been elevated up to high standard. and could DO
classed among the most popular of sports. Further
mors it was wa, thoush. bali upon scale
took Of the ban ,sTTsa
SUPERINTENDENT h streets; = ooklyn. Monday night.
was one OF The most successful
M sha has sns the
. f's caseg
in fact every member ." the club should in for
Tas Of me highest order e excellence There Was no
snggfSsssa sas'
among the gen,em.n; and the splendid physical ap-
favorable The music A undsr P The
n,sr w. ".
apd Mis-. ANNE cyan I i was sIxn5ia sombnas
W Ss'y ,s OF tho OF the oa
Ing s s snd minnie. .@ss, m l.
an, ant his son MINE inc champion Landbali player q
Rose A An" NJ. n"s fsD' Capt
the s FL II. aar. Of
ssa ,dSRns In III
iarer partner Then among others were N n. Rorty
and wife. John Malcolm and the talented and pretty
Miss Pauline Meier. James Donahue and wife. John
Grady and wife, irof. John Coggins and Miss Helena
andram, Young and vivac lady; Frank Prepder.
CAST and Wife William Stewart and wife. Robert Nal
chael Flynn and Miss Maggie FARRELL John Brown
and Miss Maggie Carr, James Dunno. Jr., Thomas
Dnnue and sisters. William Kennedy and Miss Lizzie
Carr Michael lIsan"y and wife; Cornelius Ryan and
Malcolm and Miss Josephine Fenton NJ. ]. Lonergan
and Mics Maggie Noonan. William Noonan and Miss
SMrandt W,lnm lennon aid his tWo pretty sisters.
son, Peter Dugan and wife. George Tomee and wife
William Ennis and wife. Misses Katie and Mamie
pewan. Miss Kate kavanagh. Mrs. BERNARD Storp. and
Miss Lucy IIraney.
other prominent persons present were: Bernard Nc.
Quae. who looked like II threeyearold and heartily
WELCOMED everybody to Ireland; Alderman Arthur
j. Heancy OF Brooklyn. pr. Philip Smith. William
2,ponnsIl Jeremiah MSMahon. cslninoIore John Leo.
j. lynch and PJ. OI'ricn of the Amity HandhaI Club
81 Philadelphia. President J. j. UBrien OF the John
Mitchell Football Club. Cornelius Hogan. Thomas Lahy
Joseph Quinn, Thomas LYMAN. George Heansy, Paddy
and others, 1917
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-27
Presenting the Silver Cup TO St. Joseph's
Union.

A reception was held at ST. Joseph's Ham, Dean
street. near Vanderbilt avenue, Brooklyn Oh Monday
evening. under the auspices OF st. Joseph's Young
Mems Union. The feature Of tho evening was the
presentation Of silver cup to st. Josephs Union by St.
Ausus,lne's Holy Name Society. which was won by the
former in the recent billiard tournament Father Bel
fords address inspiring James J. Barrett Vice.
President. accepted the cup behalf Of St. JosephA
Tho officers of the union are: N. r. Cafrey President;
James J. Barrett. Vice President: Joseph r. Flattery.
Secretary; Thomas A. Shea, Financial Secretary:
Robert + Miids Treasurer; Charles H. Mccaul Chair.
Among those present 2, the reception werss Mr. and
kcarrs and wife John Trsinor Miss Mamie Sullivan
Miss Rose Mccar,y Joseph Flattery Miss Maggie Psll
MrGroarty. John Derby, Miss Lille McDermott. James
4 McGinn Miss Mamie Dowlinx John A Cassidy. Miss
PnnFit joseph eD.rmot Mis- Katie May TSomsxs
Carey. Miss Katis Kennedy Edward Poll, Miss Mamie
IunE H.s; Ms,phy Ma: EeS MqTphy
Tisttery Mis. Katie Brady John .HyIand: Miss
mons. John Ks yy;. Mis. Lizzie Reamona Chariss
Landry Edward O'Nsil. and Miss Murray.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-27
Al POWERS sAYSHE MEYER "BLUFFS."
He and Werner Want to Play De Orc and
Manning in May In New York.

There every likelihood that New Workers will have
chance to enjoy good foufhandcd pool match after
ALL with Champion De Orc OF the contestants.
It will be the match that Al Powers wrote TO TINS Sun
recently that he had been unable to get Champion Dc
Orc to make. Powers proposed to back himself and
Werner against De ORC and Charles Manning. Man.
ming put up forfeit Of $3.50 with the Brunswick
Bake Colepder Company evidence Of his readi.
ness to play. and then hunt ensued to find Powers.
who out of town. and out Of the search grew tho
assertion that Powers was "blunlng" and wouldn't
come TO time. Powers s now In town and IL anxious to
complete arrangeme nts for tho match.
letter was received from Powers yesterday at THE
SrS Office. which was datei in Trenton on April 20.
Powers writes:
Ny forfeit money posted with billiard firm in
Chicago within twentyour hours after was informed
that my challenge published in THE Sun OF April had
been accepted ! soon alter wrote 20 the FIRMS New
house hold forfeit money and proposed GOO point
p won1 be agreeable to De roand Manning as dates
to play tho match. Regarding the assertion that
'blni'ng. Please say that defy any one to mention
the time when talked pool match without the ready
money to back It M and when become pool expert
Of that knd or mt to break up proposed pool tour
nament IN an effort to bleed the Phtladeipna Billiard
my stock IN trais and qnit the business This four.
haniled match viii be played unless some newspaper
poost wrigges out OF by naming unfair conditions"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-27
NICK LEADS THE JUVENILES.
MORTEAfER's SON RUNS THE THREE
FURLONGs, WITH IFS POUNDS
UP, IN TO f-9.

Old Mnrsh Rsaor. :, ,k "a =. le,as . HI,
Field In . SsnIlop-uuferne Dixie. an'
Dsraugo win Their Pur.es Very Haudiiy
he. oue .ol uoaa n between '"t u. anttsn
makors anu ABOUT 3OOO regulars at uoeeoh
burg Yesterday raped Aeroalv from the nrs
'ov.oa", iaseu uercey honi
race TO the last. with the advantage agains
the LAYERS az odds s,,n,n,arv.
'"o VI ouus' summarS'
THE FIRST RACE.
olen TsisnS stshs M Wy E oass,tsmspHRetri.
button iIs {SneSetcr VI Ni'A' W '...,.,,.,.....
z Dryers Lorraine colt, los (Huestonl.
Pet aiiv Gaiedo g; Ivy irspts and inpeta
trce aiivy siso ran Ui'i"' Estehe = Z, earn"n''' "
r,r. o,,e,>
Bettue-rwot Ia al ,m M, 9'asS ,o AGAINST Lorrain,
colt 10 ,uttyatoe" o. IA > m III 10 Sa
ru, .r,,>,r 49,
Pprss sxoo. .ou,n., a. $500,
Fiberon stnh,s'. ~ E, ss.h nv Stone
hsngeIJuletta: 1os Morris
Exchanae 81 tUv !bnnhl a INK ;iInes.
tonj e'o " =. running bi''' o. Aoo
Rniiv., Nj..' ::,nI:t
Jobn Winri. "a S X. Leoanon. Sahteo"'
~ "'' anu any rra.t Also ran.
Bettine-rlfteen 10 s,aiUs Mor,b Redon az to