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Arizona republican., 1892-05-22

Frcnzied Women at the Polls in Ecuador
 In but few other provinces has moro enthusiasm been exhibited in the exer. else of electorial ii hts than in this of Leon; not alouo have the men GaspEtNd the tr.rMaA, Snt thc women in Sara quisili havo also proclaimed revolution
 not against the government of Senor Flores, but against their respective hus- bands. On Sunday the Clericals were gaining, but on the following day, Mon day, it was evident that tho Liberals were going to take their revenge, A rumor was circulated that the parish priest would be assassinated on election
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-20
Yachting News Of Interest.

stewards Btnney have an order fer 81 foot fin.
Keel.
The 81 footer H. D has been sold to Fall River parties
and has gone around the Cape.
mentioned in the Boston papers being willing to 20
INTO syndicate TO hu!id cup defender
Henry Bryant who. Is said will design the Boston
cur defender is graduate OF the col-geof Naval Ar
rhtecIure glasgow. scotland lie designed the yachts
Thets and Alert.
The HerreshOrs have received during tho past week
IN addition the Rogers boat orders for two racing
others jib and niainsaiI.
Clinton X, James, Commodore OF tho Sbrew sbury
farh, tlu9 Is building mo orsn raraE yscns. Z: and
Fity.Hith street. south Brooklyn.
A. Hansen. whose yard is at the foot Of Fifteenth
street iiohoken is building small cruising cutter Tor
over all ~ feel: Icing ID water line ~ feet brair
fset draught. feet u inches. She vii! have ZOO
pounds Of IRON on her keel
aud Cheseborough. She win 10 the largest eel roat
Yet built iier cabin plan shows good accommodation
work will commence on her about Ian. I. Mr.. Foster
is mentioned Ms one Of the Boston syndicate 10 build
cup defender.
The cOrinthian Yacht Club whose headquarters are
Dunraven. the challenger for the Americas Cup ex.
tending the OF the cluD hous. and HORACE
~ ali Of the previous internationa races the CORN
THAN Yacht Club has been made the headquarters of
ne principal visitors. and the Genests Gaatea ana
American waters.
A. Bristol George H. Saunders has three yachts under
construction Al his shop 23foote- 20. W. q Lewis
pine Of single thicIns,s while above she is double
ana COPPER lLsts f y: also has
she measures 70 water line. AZ feet over oil wtlj
feet draught Both boats are OF the Wasp type lie is
Q. aa' jean. T or r .
Aims OF Mem isrk-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-20
PIRTS BILLIARDS IN NEW FORK.
Maurice Daily Opens Hts French Academy
with the Corner Game.

mo opening Of Maurice DAYS Partisan billiard
acadeny III his rarlors nj Broadway and Thirty thir
street. last night New York billiard lovers their
nrst chance to see what the french corner game is
IKE when played by professionals ami Tor a money
s'aNe. Tue game was described some months ago In
i"E Sun ihc red object bail is placed tight in tho
upper right hand corner of the table, and the player
required to drv. 1t into triangular space in the left
upper corner striking the LEFT side rail first with the
cue ball Ills possible to accomplish the fcs, IN a s,n
gle shot.
Last nights assemblaSe saw Proc Kaarlus try the
game with Mart" Humphreys. The professor easily
defeated iinmphreys lie made the sho, several times
IN tour trials The competition indie that the game
Hprovocstve OF active partisanshtp the mari Of
ohookers ana that tho temptation on Tie re Anil
seen In New York. Wv
Maurice Daily played bak limo with OK Chnmrion
John Deery later on for purse. and humphrey
Deery had two bouts at three cushion carroms Hum.
phrey making many brilliant carroms and sho wing
himself the superior player They played Tor purse
snbsSriesd by the ,pect.tors DAILY and Prof Ksarus
nnIshed the night with the corner game
tonight kaarlns and Deery play the corner game
DAY VIII play balk line against Mart. Humphrey Va 4
strasht rail- and Humphreys will play Knarlds at
corner game kaarlus conceuinK odds OF one game I'M
nve to Humphreys
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-20
THE COLLEGE CHESS CUT.
Everything Ready for the Great Contest
Changes In the Team.

everything Ready Tor the Great 0Ontest-
Changes In the Team.
All arrangements for the chess tournament
between Columbia. Harvard. Yale. and Prince
ton have been completed. A room at the
Berkeley School nrmory has been definitely
secured for the tournament while the use Of
the big hall has been courteously rendered for
the presentation ceremonies by tho head
master. DR.. John S. White. Harvard. 10. The
presentation Of the cup will take place on Dec.
~. President Seth Low OF Columbia College
will be out OF town. SO the Introductory re-
marks will be made made by Mr Geo: L Riyes.
Hon. Chauncey NJ. Depew. Yale. $50. willIpre-
sent the cup. which. In behalf of the colleges
will be accepted by Benz. b. McAlpine. Prince
ton. D3.
ii. D. Stubs. one Of the intended representa-.
tives OF Columbia College. will not take part in
tho tournament. as the rules provide that the
players must be either undergraduates or
graduates from one OF the four colleges he
having passed only the law school OF Coium-
bia. A similar case Is that OF tho chess cham
mon OF Yale. Bonsall. who is barred for
the same reason. 4. Libaire will light by the
side OF F. Hymes for the white and blue. The
Harvard team will be Somposed Of Sidney W.
Balon and George b. Wilson. instead OF Gold-
mark and Mckaye as previously reported.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-20
MIR. ISELIN WILL NOT BUILD.
The Former Owner Of the TitanIa Think.
One Boat Enough, to Beat the valkyrIe.

The Former Owner of the TitanIa Thinks
One Boat Enough to Beat the valkyrIe.
Ever since n race for the Americas Cup has
become an assured fact report has been in
circulation that c. Oliver Iselin. the former
owner OF the crack sloop Titania. would surely
build cup defender. The report is not true
A Sun reporter called on Mr. Iselin at his
shores OF Long Island Sound last evening, and
that be would I4id Yacht to defend ths
inteiy 10 irqth in that story: have have no intsS;
Srk osf ns headed By y9 M Hsh
bald Rogers. and ! think thu cup will be safe
in the f hands since the Herresho,Ts nre to
country. and they will undoubtedly turn out u
snssf nssG a as
fender would probably cost about $4,000
Mnsf weS Id MAXI # rahF
did not intend to build yacht next year. sven
he Was not sen in the fpp contest
thought anything about tho matter yet.
, There seems TO be little doubt hut that q
Boston boat will be built. but who will build it
Bryant Brothers seem to have tho call. and it
is extremely probable that they will he repre-
some little talk about second syndicate boat
n New York. but 50 farnothing has come OF it.
1t came about this way; Before the Rogers
boat was talked Of Il well-known member OF
the New York Yacht Club said he would be
one Of five men to ontribute = 100 toward q
ended.
II looks now as though tho boat tho HERES
hotIs were build ing for Royal Phelps Carroll
would go abroad this spring. as her owner or
iginally intended. Two suits Of sails. one for
racing and one for her passage across. are be-
also on hand. Should she go across 1t Is said sho
will do so with a small mains sail. no bowsprit.
and no TOP hamper aloft Her sails are being
made OF a light but strong weave Of duck such
as Commodore Forbes had on the Puritan last
year.which will mako great saving Of weight
1t is said she will 10 ready to sail about the 1st
of April
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-20
MIDDLE STATES LEAGUE.
Twelve Cities to He In tho New Baseball
Organization.

Within few days a meeting will be held in this city
New Jersey. Pennsylvania. and Connecticut for the
purpose of forming Middle States league. More than
y dozen cities have been heard from all desiring to
enter club In the league Among them are Plough.
keepsie Kingston, Newburgh. Trenton. Camden. New
brunswick. Paterson. iiobokea. Waterbury. Manga.
tuck, Reading. Wilkesbarre, Pottsvile. Allentown,
Norrstown. and Scranton. After summing up tile
standing OF tho applicants the projectors Of the
league picked out the following clubs New York State
Poughkeepsie. Kingston, and Newburgh: New Jer
sey-New Brunswick. Paterson. Hcboken. trenton. and
Camden: Observation-Disclosures. Wilkesbarre Potts
VILE and Allentown.
There VIII be twelve clubs in the league and cham
pionship games will be played every day. hut not
than two games each week on any of the grounds W.
a Whitman has been slated Ms President Of the league
Tho Cuban Giants will represent Hoboken. and Will
giay at the st. George cricket grounds IN saturday,
on sundays at either tho Long Island grounds At
MI. Vernon; The Paterson club Will also play sunday
games on their new grounds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-20
The Horse and Carriage Trade.

This will be very buoy week in the HORSE
market. tho sales Of Messrs. /. {. Kellogg Il
Co. and Tattcrsalls of New York Iimtedl
bringing horsemen from all parts OF the coun-
try to the metropolis. Some splendid trotters.
including Stamboul. BOZ; Nancy Lee. the
dam OF Nancy Hanks. 2:O4. and others OF note
will DO sold. and it would not be surprising If
The local market is steady. with demand
for hiGh;class animals OF every dsscrlpi,il S
New York and Van iTasselI 4 Kearney are
always well attended. and large number OF
Ts SS carriase " market Is quite active. owing
to tho approach Of the holidays. Flandrau 4 Co..
at their houses in Broome street and upper
broadway. have on hand elegant carriages OF
tho best grades for town and country. They
are Of every variety Of design. color. and
hand vehicles. Messrs Van Tassell 4 .Kearney.
at their mammoth repository IN East Ihir.
all ss
broughams. landaus. omnihuses. landaulsts.
breaks. .victorias. and cabriolets. They Keep
hand carriages that must be seen to be appre-
William b Pond 4 Co. Forty seventh street.
dem. co caches iandaus., yictorias. and four
wfsT sHf as'sasa
only. offers all kinds OF new and second-hnnd
at very 90 prses bst dGss
will also furnish estimates for any particular
vehicle.
Atlantic. B re and Broadway. Fifty.frst
and Tifty-seconL streets. has an extensive
trade in two citi.s. He keeps llno carriages Of
and only. gets in return moderate PRICES.
carriages and harness. claiming to have tho
largest assortment In America.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-20
Racing Results at Gloucester.

GIoUCEsrEE Dec. 1n-Favorites and sutsid-
ers made an even break this afternoon. but
the book makers got decidedly the better Of
the speculation. Summary:
First Racc-Four and half furlongs. Patrick, to
Grover. won hy a head; Tradesman. = to fetterj
second hay isnne MY. To uam,. third. Time. OF
Second karc-SiN and a half furungs. Moderate.
to (Doane). won by two lengths. Silver Queen. to
lilobDehi. second Richard r.. ! to (Ham) third
Time aosl.
Third Rnre-fivn furlongs Arapahos. . to Ciosby,
Won by two lengths. Forest 10 lMrCaueyL second;
ai ESM,, to g." Deter third Tine 91tx ,v,c,,.
won BY two lengths SinuRgler. 6to yilaul. SvconI
kichaI to tDoan.l, third. Time. l:5l:
Filth Rarc--tlve turOngs. Schuylkl . to (Iam
Won by head; N0caite. y to iTrbe) second; liOlr
to tDOanc. third. Time. 2UL.
sixth Rarc-ftvr furlongs. rtulemy. 10 to ! Train
ond: S'ar,c. 10 to =. ,BurreIi. third Time. :oasa.
Following are the entries for tomorrow:
fir.i Race iNceichths of mile. Repeater. ia:
Shakespeare. no; Herald lu.. Grayork IU": Clover
Inlsl ioG. Peek, Ioi: ioha Atw"cd los: sir vi
itan los. seq hiri Iod; unngeE. 100, "aph. 100.
scconi Nac--tiv".riphtLs OF a mile. for two year
ODDS, Ming Rchaad. li". Matlny. 40: Poet. loI Eo
Iick tIly ~; The Ann ~; Venus 81
ihiId Rare-Seyen ami u half furlongs Raleigh 10;
ton" To law. no; Tom Hayes. 40. Bisckwood 40;
JuIsrr. 10; nlrnail, loo: Marty b., lUu. Comforter
1u". Nerb'na. lOl.
Fourth RarS-,,nr and a rnr!ong National lOs;
HAS i'S. N"nd-,ta, i,h. The tornm. los: Telephone
1.an, lni: "rr Boy loi Birthday. lol. Gen. uordon
rIith Rae"-fIye eightns Of n mile. Grand Trtx. lo5.
La ligar. ~.
slxtn Race-Six and one half fnrlongs Emblem
1Di. Bobby arhtI lO!: Brewer, lUL Burnside lU.;
.use Neisor, lo!. GoIdsten ~. DR.. Wilcox. -, Cal
culu,,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-20
Odds and Ends or Sports.

Reused to emulation by the veteran profe ssona han
ish antique amateurs are clnmorng for similar race
Yesterday morning the Coney Island Athletic Club
Bill s ssas tasy %5ua not tt M
him to hight johnnie Griffin.
The lrish.American 4. c. will hold their annua, re
union th,: evening a. NE club house 9. Noh
the athletes on the subject of AthleticG
The footb llteAm Of the Dominican Union Of St. Win
&c. Church are to play
Day great deal OF rivalry has been stirred up BY til,
members of the two organizations. ~ '''
q S his u ch
sSss; I. NAY s.s I
shs sh' can take place in any large city IN the United
sRuEny Football in,.rpr:yncIsl Union. held here Oh
secure .eie. matches England with represents,,v.
van, ih Team also to persuade an English team tc
The executive OF the Twelfth Regimen. A. A.. at n
held in the armory last night had under
VIII vii s Sn a
n nSnSss .asn the Of
nd 1s. San M West
'sasy %"" sir1 e
round special between two known boxers
r es Ko pSs' ho cYr a, Of their last
!" take charge were Me..rs BruninE Fang. Gusr
the members anu the Invited guests
TtRRE HAurE. Dec. 19.-Billy Myer the "streator
cyclone Link Pope. who was Myers ira liner and
packer IN the McAulihe night. and ALI kennedy who
backed Myer. viii arrive here tonight and viii Hc.
comprny Ma LIcyd to Ne wort. Ky. Tomorrow night
cinnnti on Wednesday night. for purse OF 81, 300
Myer Will be In iloyds The night will Ia
place before the Newport Athletic Association
TORONTO. Dec. l9-Tresident iireve of the American
Nhtiona! Curling Association who is to New York
next week with rink to play several matches in TO.
ronto Will by the present looks o! things meet with
z poor reception here by tho clerk OF the weather
There has not besn ice here for single days
this winter and the prospects for the matches with
the New Workers about poor as they were =
month ago
While general athletic circles are lulled by tn. Ian.
Rnor Of tho of season sport in the various collie
connected wit the great English universities cortil.
ues in full swing The Trinity llalICambridge ga IN
recently were productive OF some really fne work.
The performances of T. :. Koran alone
to make the meeting historic lie won the mile run in
minutes 20 seconds the half in minutes 2e seconds
and the 40 yards in 81 Is seconds and hal so much
to spare in each that the smart times re.
corded do not fully reflect his merit.
The trustees of the University Of Pennsylvania Nv.
decided to the athletic association plot of ground
be used as new athletic Held. It Is located on the
east OF the main college buildings md extends along
south street from Thru yf0urth street to railroad
tracks ON the banks OF the schuylkil The plot
by 443 feet In dimensens TIL. grading and pre-
limnary work VIII be put in hands At once, third Of
mile track will he inid down. while the nnei VIII
embrace two baseball diamonds cricket crease. and
two football fields. In order to have the gymna.
stun convenient to the grounds II VIII probably ts
erected just Thirty third and 10 the
OF the proposed chemical laboratory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-20
Lawrence Defeats walsh.

Avery interesting mill was pulled OF last
night not a stones throw from Police Head
quarters. Tho principals In tho affair were
New York.
1t was to finish for purse Of 500. Law
renee was seconded By Eddie Pierce. while
for Walsh's interests. The referee was Charles
Ahsarn. The men weighed in at l35 pounds.
me battle was pretty even Up to tho sixth
sent his opponent into dreamland. Both men
have tho reputation OF being scientific, but
science was an absent article. 1t was slug
ging affair al! through.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-20

CHICAGO. Dec. 1o.-John +. scambeck swore
out warrant before Justice Bradwell to- day.
charging Edward Corrigan. John Brenock.
Harry kuhl. Lee Price. James 7. Burke. Joseph
Ullman. Christopher Chinn. Herman Meyer.
Col. Elliott. William Barnett. Charles Watson.
Lew Williams. Edward Leonard. and Frank
Bell with operating and conducting games Of
chance in the town Of Cicero.
Tho complaint is precisely similar to that
made day or two ago. and attacks the Haw-
thorne race track and those employed there.
The fight against Hawthorne will. it is elaine ed.
he waXed more vigorously than ever. and it is
OF Cicero to stop the racing Mt all costs. War
rants will be issued from day to day. and the
officers of the track. as well as the book
justices so frequently that they will find it
impossible to attend court and the track at the
Same time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-20
Fulford Wins Again.

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 19-J. A. r. Elliott OF
Kansas City and T. ID. Fulford of Williamsport,
Pa. shot their second of series Of five
matches here to-day. Fulford won He scored
91 out Of 100 birds. Elliott scored but Oh.
There were very few hard shots. The birds
were not strong flyers. They had been
brought from Kansas City. cooped up
for two or three days. and were soft
when the trap was sprung. They were general
ly XII cd before they had flown more than ten
or fifteen feet awav.
With two exceptions Elliott brought down
all his birds with his first barrel and seldom
used tho second barrel at all
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-20
STEAMBOAT uILL sE SOLD T0-Dar.
The King OF Trottiug Stniiious 10 Re Oaercd
ut 10 Ociock This Morning.

Tho American Institute Building will un-
doubtedy be thronRcd with lovers OF tho
trottcr at 10 o'clock this morning. when Peter
&. Kellogg offers the king OF stations. STAN
boul. 2;O7'.. at auction. breeders of note COM
Ing from all PARTS Of the country in order to be
present at the dispersal OF the Hobart Stud.
Tho champion was shown score OF times
yesterday. and tho universal opinion was that
he is horse OF superb individuality. symmet-
rcal proportions. and trotter worthy to be
looked him over were Charles H. Kerner. who
owned FleetwinR. the dam. and who was n atu-
rallyn proud man. j. Malcolm Forbes. owner Of
Nancy Hanks: John, II. shuts. ,!.s Grand Can.
H. Moore. ltonert steel. Frederick II. Bovine.
j. W. Day. and +; T. ulcott Tho great horse
was very VOL behaved, and submitted to the
Ill temper. Samuel Gamble. who brought the
horses East. and who was the superintendent
for the late Mr.. Hobart will certainly be re:
STEAMBOAT becomes somebody else's property.
rs he has been under n great strain for nearly
two weeks. carrying nearly half q million dol
The mares are expected to bring big prices. as
they are nearly all last, are producers OF
speedy ones. md are bred in the neiGh,
OF opinion as 10 tho price ,!Stamboul
from s,O0oo 10 5 i25.OOo. It largely depends
SHUTS Shut ~" SlcStt Steel. Moore. and tho repre-:
resentatiNs Of senator stanford should all get
warmed ur there is no telling where the bid
Tho Hobart sale will com cs at 10 o clock
sharp and continue until . O'Clock. when buy
crs will have respite before the commence
ment Of the 1attcrsalls, offerings from TIC
Rnncho Del l'aso stud at 7::'O o'clock in the
evening. ut the corner OF Seventh avenue anu
Fifty nth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-20
Rowling Games Tonight.

AMERICAN NATIONAL TOURNAMENT
Monarch Pleasure; Pleasure VS.. Golden Rod;
Golden Rod vs. Monarch
AMERICAN AMATEUR rowLiSa uSioy.
Section n, Subdivision 1-West End vs. Biooming dsic.
at West End alleys.
Section II, subdivision 3-standard VS. Keniiworth. at
..secilon q. Subdivision 2-Nameless v. Mystic. at
Nameless alleys
ATHLETIC LkAGrE.
Elizabeth A. c. VS.. North End A. C., at Elizabeth A. C.
alcys
Orange A. c. VS.. Manhattan A. C.. at orange A. {.
alleys.
EASTERN DISTRICT TOURNAMENT.
Mascotte VS.. Harmony; Harmony vs.. Progress;
Progress vs. MascUtte
AnATiuR ASSOCIATION.
alleys.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-20
Jack sheehun Knocked Out.

Nearly 300 representative sporting men paid 81 each
iast night to witness wellcondncted ksve contest.
under Inc auspices Of the Brooklyn Boxing Club At the
ciub house OF the organization just over the line In
queen, sSnnty Two special weight 10 pound men
encounter, They were Jack shechan Of the MOHAWK
a ~, ana Jack Methan ~ the Mutual A. g. small
ren IN spsrrng The men started fiEht At
sugged AWAY rici0usy In the sixth round lust As he
naa degnn pick UP little Meehan crossed sheshans
guard wih his lett, then sent the night under tho
opening thus made lending on the face aud shsehsn
went down and Was counted out by the referee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-20
The Clippers Were Not Interested In the
Fight.

A. ". Rider President OF tho Clipper Athletic Club
denies that the club interested directly or indi
rectly in the prize hght which Capt schmittberger
broke up In Mccormack boathouss OF East Tooth
street ON sunday morning Mr. Rider says the reports
that the night WAS TO have been run IN in the clubs
roIns a circulated hy
re adds that the clubs affairs extensively adver
tsed and that u WAS tho aim of all the einbers 10
conform 90 tbs law. and that every officer In the club
- ~ club. Wv wv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-20
BEL DElIONIO BEATS BLlTZEN.
THE tRICE> GtRRIED q LOT or
MONEY ~ iHE RttE or THE DiI,
K,r.ci,, the Ioriiiard Cnat ON, Played AT .
to an. Finishes Fourth fnvoritrs
Win on the Heavy Track ut tsuttcnburp;.

49,, -,,,. -. 80. .,,.-, - -,
a. On, r,nia,c. rour,i, : "nr Fnyo,It.,
-. Ivy 49,, 81. s., :. ......
WIN u" '"e '"NN truck W ""'c"""rE'
.,,.,,,i,., ,r,,,.,,,,,,, .,.. ,.. -,
An a''rnc'H" p'er'h'hc "rs" .hron. OF
WAS heavy and IN, betting brisk Favorites
and vcll hoct,l borses won a majority NJ ,hc
~ I" .,, =, " - ~ =, " Wv
races. tho upset o! ;hc day coming in the scc-
ond race. In which the l.orllail cast off.
Eirsch. by E,nuernr ont OF Nanculla, was sent
u. 49, .,',i, M, ~. ~, :,
10 tne post Il , W 'h ''Noiite. Ihe colt lou
his Hold anti. half way down The homestrctch.
where he began TO slack lii. and Harry Alon2o,
atI,,, y.ho L,J mazda nm, i,y,, ,onyths
from t,r n,ck-,rctch, soueczed through. and
III -, L., . l., 60, So, - ~, III .
WIN Groa' pHrHtpi spcou. WON ny Wolehgtns
from Fancy gnling. Muci,agc beating kirsch
-, III, ~ '
n ~ ~
A'o "ie' 'l'e was won w NlnihA' olds on
fayOritp. boating Sir (ipurrc l. in "A Iriyn NV
h,lf, lo,,,h I,r,s,,,r, ,,,i,a 49,, i..,,
Da,i iShG,n. JamcstoWh Initd; zen lengths
away Mnftin SOM tho iavotite. l'el loeinoniO,
home winner IL the 5000 purse in tho third
race by n mock from l,litnen. Rlitzrn wa I
lack al vary bnnyiiv nj n nnimt inny.r oI,ia
than the iaverite. False Ahrens. at odds on.
won the fourth race ysiN Lengths from ltocket.
King Crab had the call in the NTH race Mt odds
on. The old crack bent Ayrael in a I'm Oh nv
r'na 'is' i ui ,a VII ',ie ~.
mn u ~ r.. tunst Ii.se' ii,Ge oe"'iS
FIRST u,rr
Purse $500 for beaten hors,s. selling: seven fur.
a2nyTSs 4, .,. =, .--,-,
'r.r,n ~: =. .'m"S' he''' IVY N'"''"h'et'-
4 In",np,nh,' ht +" ~ cory. w. 10. tMrirrmntt, :
!, T.: khhh'.. ~ Z Itm''own .,"' cunning am =
muir n r%%" hN ,s n hsT" O,, rs s
Ihr. 49, Net,ihE-ien 10 on 'IihaN. 10