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The record-union., 1892-10-04
Special to the REcoRD-US1ox.

special to the RECORD-UNIoN.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3.-The Supreme
Court this afternoon handed down de-
clslon in the matter of the application for
writ Of mandamus directing the Gov
ernor to call special election for Senator
IN the Sixth Senatorial District. The
court decides that no election is necessary
This disposes of the question as to
whether or not elections should be held in
all OF the evennumbered districts. The
Senators chosen in 1890 hold their offices
until January. 1895, and there can be no
election of Senators in the eyen-num-
bered districts in 1892.
The decision was written by Chief JUS
tlce Beatty, and concurred in by all of the
other Justices except Harrison, who is
absent.
The decision was upon the application
OF j. w. Snowfall of \ oIo County.
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Sullivan Saws He is "An Actor. ;,

New York, Oct. 3.-John L. Sullivan
was seen this evening in reference TO the
published story that he alleged he was
drugged before the fight at New Orleans,
and that he proposed to fight Corbett
again. Sullivan said he made no such
statement for publication. OF course he
had peculiar ideas about the causes which
led to his defeat, and when he got ready
to talk the people would be greatly sur
prised. He may fight Corbett at some
later day, but Just now," said the ex-
champion, Pm one of those Edwin
Booth fellows, or rather an actor"
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SERIOUSLY INJURED.
a Sea Captain Beaten and Kicked by
Members of His Crew.

"A sea Captain Beaten and Kicked by
Members of His Crew.
BENICIA, Oct. 3.-Captain Adams of the
British ship Arthurstone was seriously
injured this morning about 2 o'clock. A
number OF the crew came on board the
vessel, which is lying at the Selby Smelt-
ing Works, at that hour. They were
drunk and began fighting among them
selves. Captain Adams and his first mate
endeavored to separate them and were at
tackled. The former was fatally kicke ed
and beaten. The mates injuries are
slight. There has been more or less
trouble on the ship for month The
crew had disliked Che Captain, who had
refused to let them leave the ship and to
pay them off.
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THE BRUNER TRIAL.
Taking of Testimony Begun Before
Judge Wallace.

Iaklng OF Testimony Begun Before
Judge Wallace.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3.-The trial of
Assemblyman Elwood Bruner of Saera-
mento, charged with having endeayored
to secure a bribe to prevent the passage
by the last Legislature of bill affecting
the ticket scalpers' business, was begun
before Judge Wallace to-day, Attorneys
Foote and Beatty appearing for the pros
ecution and Reddy for the defense.
Adolph Ottinger testified that Bruner
offered in Sacramento TO defeat the hin
for $500. subsequently he met Bruner
in San francisco and the latter demanded
$1,000.
Ex-Assemblyman Bledsoe. who was
Chairman OF the Judiciary Committee.
testified that Burners brother, as clerk
of the committee, had charge of the bill in
question.
Secretary of State Waite testified that
the bill should have been sent to him, but
that 1t had disappeared and he had not re-
ceived it.
The court then took recess.
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vICERoY OF IRELAND.
Lord Houahton Makes Public Entry
Into Dublin.

DUBLIN, Oct. 3.-Lord Houghton, the
new Viceroy of Ireland, made public en-
try into Dublin to-day and took posses
sion Of Dublin Castle. The crowd, while
undemonstrative showed friendly feel
ing.
When the Viceroy arrived at Westland
Row there only about twenty persons on
the platform, aside from the Government
and railway officials. There were no ad-
dresses presented to the new Lord Lieu
tenant, no reception by municipal au-
Members of the corporation were en-
gagged III discussing Parnell commemor2-
tive services as the Viceroy passed the City
Hall. They did not deign to look at the
procession.
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SENATOR STANFORD
Confident the Republicans VIII Win at
the Coming Election.

the Coming Election.
PARIS, Oct. 3.-United States Senator
Leland Stanford arrived to-day from Ak
les -Baines. His health has not improved
In an interview he said he firmly be-
iieved the Republicans would win in the
approaching Presidential contest, and the
third party will most probably see that
they can do nothing, aud will then go
over in large numbers to the Republicans
and adopt their views, in part at least. on
the money question. The Mckinley bill
would not hurt the Republicans. Amer
leans would not submit to a direct tax as
long as they could get the needed money
out of imports. I'VE are not now raising
more money than necessary for the ex-
penses of the Government" he contin-
ued. "a well organized nation ought
never have TO rely upon it's neighbors for
any article. 1t should do it's own work
at home, and not give to foreigners
money it can keep in its own country"
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Big Fire In Chicago.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-The plant of the
Cary Ogden Company, manufacturers of
paints and varnishes, West Eighteenth
street, and two or three adjoining build
ings, were destroyed by fire tonight.
Loss, $4,000; insured. AS engine COM
pany No. 3 was crossing the Burlington
tracks on the way to the fire the steamer
was run down by a locomotive and
smashed, several of the firemen being
badly bruised and one fatally injured.
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FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

A Passenger and Freight Train Col
lide on the Northern Pacific.
MINNEAPoLIs, Oct. 3.-The outbound
Northern Pacific train collided with a
freight train at Northtown Junction, this
evening. Firemen Buell. was killed, and
number of passengers slightly injured
Following are the injured: Engineer
Carr of the passenger train; J. c. Tenn
pie, Little Falls; +. a. Husher, St,
oils: Adolph Myer, Rush City; A. II.
Burr, St. Paul; p. B. Warner, news
agent; C. L. Grant, st. Paul. The acci-
dent was due to a freight train encroach-
ing on the time OF the passenger.
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Railroad Commissioners.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3.-Only two of
the Railroad Commissioners, Beckman
of Sacramento and Litchfield of this city.
were in attendance this morning at the
meeting of the board. The Shively case.
it was announced, would be heard on
November 18th. The board then ad-
journed until Monday next.
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Both in Danger of Being Iynched.

BAKERSFIELD, Oct. Sc. A. Dinsmore,
father of f. A. Dinsmore, who outraged
the young girl Hattie Winters at Rose
dale last Thursday, was arrested and
charged with intimidating and threaten
ing to kill witnesses that were to testify.
and both father and son are now in the
County Jail. Neither OF them is safe,
Judging. from the temper of the people,
unless the Sheriff has taken some extra
precautions for their protection.
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DRAPERY FIRMS rorTERING.
Caused by the Depression Which Af-
fectS London Society,"

LONDON, Oct. 3.-Rumors have been
circulated for several days past that
large drapery house in the West End of
London was hopelessly involved. Com
menting upon the rumors to-day, the
81. James Gazette says: Several great
drapery firms are tottering under tho
severe general depression which has
affected all ranks of society. This de
preston was badly felt last Christmas
time. The betrothal of the Duke of Clar-
ence and Avondale and Princess May
created a demand for new style of
goods, which was no sooner produced
than all demands were blasted by the
death of the Duke. The Gazette con-
cludes by saying it is to be hoped that
royalty will set the bail of prosperity
rolling. The announcement that the
Duke of York is about to marry may
have magical effect.
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Weekly Payment Law.

PROVIDENCE (R. I.), Oct. 3.-The Su-
preme Court handed down this morning
an opinion upholding the constitution
ality Of the weekly payment law. The
court held that corporations, being Gre
ated by the Legislature, are subject to any
limitations the Legislature might impose,
and did not come within the privileges
accorded citizens under the provision OF
the Constitution of the United States.
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which eight political murders were COM
mltted, was the first subject of considera-
tion. Indian Agent Bennett is on the
ground with company of United States
cavalry, under orders from Washington
TO preserve peace at all hazards. Nearly
all the delegates have come armed. The
Jones party has large majority in the
council and will doubtless declare Jones
elected. Then trouble viii follow.
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rhe SOW Prnssian ,1inlster.

ROME, Oct. 3.-The Pope to-day gave
an audience to Won Bulow, the new
Prussian Minister. Subsequently the
Pope held two-hours' private confer
ence with the new Minister. Though
subtle diplomatist, it is not believed he
will be able to change the Pope's policy
toward France, which will lead him to
oppose the proposed increase in the Ger
man army,
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Lord Tennyson III.

LONDON, Oct. 3.-The poet Tennyson is
seriously i'll with influenza and gout, He
has been suffering three days, but is
somewhat better to-day.
LONDON, Oct. 3.-A dispatch from Has
lemere, at 10 P. NJ, says Teunyson is
slightly better.
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Smith-Siddons Fight.

SAN J FRANCISCO, Oct. 3.-The Directors
of the California Athletic Club have an
nounced their decision in the Smith-Sid-
dons fight, which was stopped at the end
of the fifty-ftth round last Thursday
night The directors declared it an un-
satisfactory contest, and awarded each of
the fighters $500.
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Killed With the Blow of a Fist.

SAN BERNARDINO. Oct. Sd. C. Love
land, carpenter, had a quarrel with
hackman named Willard Eager last
evening and called him vile names.
Yager knocked Loveland down with his
fist, the blow producing conclusion of
the brain. Loveland died to-day. Wager
was arrested,
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Corbett in .sGentleman Jim. >,

ELIZABETH (N. J.l, Oct. 3.-James Cor
bett, the champion pugillst, made his ap-
pearance tonight as a star in the play
"Gentleman jim" He made good ap-
pearance on the stage, and the play was
fairly good one and we'll attended. Cor
bett was presented with a number of large
floral pieces.
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BRIEF NOTES

The Sacramento School of Design
opened its winter term yesterday with
more pupils for first day than on anv
opening for three years.
Yesterday Jerry Haley, the bootblack.
created disturbance in Payne's saloon.
and the temporary bartender, William
McFall, had to use club to subdue him.
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Caused Two Deaths,

PORTLAND orr, Oct. 3.-The fire in
the Kammel block last night resulted in
the death oftwo men. The charred body
of John d. Gray, carriage-maker, who
roomed on the fourth floor, was found in
the ruins this morning. "Doc'' Houston.
a fireman, was struck by falling tower
and died just before noon TODAY. Hons
ton formerly resided in San Francisco.
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Troops to be Sent to the Frontier.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-The War De-
partment has received instructions from
the President to send a detachment of
troops to the Turtle Mountain Indian
Reservation, in North Dakota, to assist
the Government Commission now there
to carry out instructions, 1t is said
Canadian mixed bloods, who were
stricken from the rolls because they were
foreigners, now make open threats TO
prevent any course Of action that does
not include them in the deliberations.
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THE AUSTRIAN DIET.
Emperor Francis Joseph Scores
the Anti-Semetics.
THEIR ACTION A SHAME IN THE
EYES OF THE WORLD

Lord Alfred Tennyson, the Poet, is Se-
rlously IH-Lord Houghton, the
Now Viceroy of ireland. Makes
Public Entry Into Dublin and Takes
POSSESSION of the Castle-European
Powers Trying to Destroy Our Re-
ciprocity Relations With San Dos
miu@o.
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THE HOMESTEAD TROUBLE.
The Strikers Determined on Making a
Stubborn Fight,


Stubborn Fight.
PITrsBURG, Oct. St is given out the
National Federation of Iron and Steel
Workers has come to recognize the fight
at Homestead as one to the death, and
from now on all its energies will be bent
toward making the fight successful. To
this end all members are to be assessed
to support the strikers. Four OF the men
under arrest, and charged with treason,
have been released on bail. One more
has been arrested, but it is believed the
remaining twenty-eight fed.
WILL APPEAL TO THE COUNTRY.
HOMESTEAD Pa, Oct. 3.-The return
of the imprisoned men this evening was
the cause for much rejoicing in Home
stead. Its likely the Amalgamated AS
sociation Will scatter broadcast circular
detailing the reason OF the charge and
arguing that workingmen rally to the
support ofthe locked-out men with finan-
cial aid. The men feel that they have
strong ground Tor an appeal to the coun-
try and propose TO make the most of it.
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Shot and Killed His Two Cousins.

OTTUMwA Ua.), Oct. 3.-Guy Hilms,
rich farmer at Fremont, fourteen miles
from this city, shot and killed his two
cousins, Byron and Barn Clark. 1t was
the result of family feud.
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New Telephone Line.

SAN DIEGO, Get. 3.-The Government
has ordered telephone line put in at
once to the new quarantine station build
ing across the bay on Point Iona, where
the old packet ships used to land.
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Disastrous Fire

RocKLIN, Oct. 3.-A large barn on the
farm of j. P. Whitney, three miles north
west of Rocklin, was totally DESTROYED
by fire yesterday afternoon. together
with nine horses, one Of which was a
valuable draft stallion.
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Army Rifle Shooting.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-The keenest interest
is manifested by participants and specta-
tors at the first regular army rifle and
carbine competitions at Fort Sheridan
to-day. The firing is at known distances
of 200, 800, 800 and 600 wards.
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A County Officer Resigns.

SAN DIEGO, Oct. Sc. II. Miller, the
County Auditor, against whom the late
Grand Jury brought accusations of mis-
conduct in office and against whom suit
was pending, resigned to-day. Frank
Grandler was appointed to the office
temporarily by the Supervisors.
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Fulton Iron Works

| SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3.-It was an
nounced to-day that the Fulton Iron
| Works had purchased from Senator Fair
five acres of land on the water front and
Will locate their new iron works there in
stead of at Oakland as expected.
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HOLD-OVER SENATORS.
The Supreme Court Decides the
SNOWFALL Case.
NO ELECTIONS THIS YEAR IN THE
BVEN-NUMBERBD DISTRICTS.

The Captain of British Ship Brutaliy
Beaten by Members of the Crew
The Grand Council of the Young
Mems Institute to Convene Fresno
Io-morrow-Idaho Democrats Pull
Down Their Electoral Ticket and
1ndorse the Peoples Party Electors.
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Vessel Quarantined at Havann.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The steamer Sara
toga, which arrived to-day, reports on
the voyage out she was kept thirty miles
below Havana. in quarantine, seven days,
on account of the report Of cholera at this
port
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Forest Fires Still Burning.

SEA ISLE CITY On. j., Oct. 3.-The
woods are still burning fercely. The
Hirsch settlement of Woodbine is threat
ened. Ten thousand acres of fine timber
have been destroyed. The loss so far is
$4,000.
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OPPOSITION OF MARS.
Valuable Papers on the Recent
Observations of the Planet.
WORK DONE BY THE LICK TELE-
SCOPE EXPLAINED.

Minister Stevens Reports to the State
Department at Washington That
Going from Bad to Worse and a
Revolution is Feared-Fatal Col
lisfon Between a Passenger and
Freight Train on the Northern Pa
cific.
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Minister Eg,an. .

New YORK, Oct. 3.-A cablegram has
been received from Patrick Egan, Min
lister to Chile, dated Colon, saying he
would arrive here Tuesday week on the
steamer Newport.
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Hattie Graham Case.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3.-Hattie Gra-
ham, charged with DR.. Beale with the
murder of Mary Carroll. was called for
trial in Judge Troutt's court this morn
ing. The day was spent in securing
jury.
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Price of sugar Reduced.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The American
Sugar Refining Company Sugar Trust
reduced the price Of sugar three-six-
teenths of a cent this morning.
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BOLD ROBBERS.
Daring Attempt to Rob the Key.
stone National Bank.
THE BRAVERY OF A CLERK FOILS
THE BANDITS.

j. B. Morehead, Wealthy Young
Theatrical Manager Of New York,
FulfiIls His Pledge to a Suicide
Club, of Which He Was Member,
by Ending His Earthly Existence
The County War in Nebraska AS
suming Serious Phase.
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Minister LINCOLN.

LONDON, Oct. 3.-United States Minis
ter Robert 7. Lincoln viii sail for home
soon on a short leave of absence.
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IDAHO DEMOCRATS.

They Withdraw the Electoral Ticket
and Indorse the Peoples Party.
BOISE idaho, Oct. 3.-The Idaho DEM
oeratic Committee to-day withdrew their
Electoral ticket and indorsed the Electors
-of the Peoples party. This is understood
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Charged With cattle-stealing.

/ HALFMooN BAY, Oct. 3.-Scarpa and
McGovern have been held to appear be-
fore the Superior Court for cattle-stealing.
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Goddard PRESSING co,.ha++

NEW YORK, Oct. Billy Madden
states that Goddard will claim the cham
pionship unless Corbett makes match
inside OF ten days.
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GENERAL sNowDEN CAUSES THE AR


PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 3.-Maior- General
Snowden, commanding officer of the
National Guard, declared this evening
that he was responsible for the arrest of
the Homestead Advisory Board for
treason.
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FAIR MEETINGS.
Racing on the Los Angeles and San
Jose Tracks.

Racing on the Los Angeles and San
Jose Tracks.
Los ANGELES, Oct. 3.-The Sixth Dis
trict Agricultural Association races
opened to-day with good attendance.
Following IS summary of the races:
Los Angeles Derby, Santa Fe won. c..
L. second, Moontiower third. Time, 2:43
Maiden plate, half-mile dash, Vandome
won. Gold Dust second, San Juan third.
Time, 0:5l4.
Irothng, two-year-old colt stak es, Faika
won the first and third heats. and Alta
Relna won the second. Best time, 2:2S.
Special trot, Receto won in three
straight heats. Best time, 2:22!.
SAN JOSE.
SAN JOSE, Oct. 3.-The three-uuarters
OF mile dash for two-year- -olds, Duke
Stephens won, Orin second, Castro third.
Time, l:l63
The three-quarters of a mile dash for
an ages, Early won, Conde second, In
ltlatlon third, ana Sam Mount fourth.
Mile dash for all ages, Esperanza won,
Fearless second. Time, 1:424
Selling purse, free for all ages, three
quarters of mile, heats, Applause won
IN two straight heats, St. Patrick second,
Alfred Il. third, Late fourth, and Lady
Walter fifth. Time, 1:l54.
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THE CHoCTAw COUNCIL.

Nearly All the Delegates WelI-Armed
Trouble Expected.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. "a Times Tusk-
horna, /. T.. special says: The assemb
ling of the Choctaw Council occasioned
great excitement here to-day. Action
| upon the Gubernatorial election, during
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-29

Patrick QUINN who left Brooklyn fortnight ago to
settle down In Chicago at driving nails and awing
wood has shown his hand as . handban player a. Nc
Gurns court but whether tho Carlow boy let himself
out is another question. II il claimed. however. that
the Chicago contingent quickly discovered that tho
newcomer player of unusual ability and when 1t
was learned that he was from Brooklyn they looked
croswse each other and put their thinking caps
Among those who are intimately acquainted with
Quinn in this part OF the country 1t 10 said tho
vigorous young Irshman wiz not take long before
81 kms in g. s
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hssa3u.r,sI. Ta,.ynpk sysnas rhade shats
which Tom was identified for SO many years.
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Billy Harvey Frees His Mind.

BALTIMORE, April 2s.-Ex' Manager Barnle returned
from Philadelphia this morning, having gone to that
city to confer with Elliot attorney for the Messrs
Wagner of tho Washington Baseball Club In regard
settlement for his services as manager OF that organ.
izaton The conference was not highly satisfactory
aud Mr. Barnis expresses his opinion Of tho
methods Of tho wagners In no mistaken terms.
srs he said would have been more careful In max.
double dealing began when made my 'hrst contract
documen. called for z certain sum Of money ana /
Wagner was called 70 insert clause for 5000 add.
be found Tie reason Tor my release Which NJ Wssnes
recently published are manifesty false. None Of the
not capable OF advising or any other manager
dnrluE my entire business connection wit thsm and
knowing what do wouldn't work for them II was
starving had great trouble 90 g. the money OWN.
salary pD to jan order to lss them use Re money
500 nov to Try nothing Of Pickett son. more
prove and the players In question WIN uphold me"
pittsburgh Cleveland clubs and sAys he has not even
been negotiating with them lie has however, several
uners Oh lAMl.
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FAvoRizks' DAY At DARLINGTON
All the Purses Won by First-ehoice Horses,
$50 Including the Hurdle.

lnCluuinR INC 11urole.
WASHINGTON. April 2s-Fine weather and q
good track to-day drew out the largest crowd
thus far In attendance at the Bennings meet
ing. and it was good time for the talent, too.
Betting was brisk. and the favorites captured
alrQfthn i've races. Futurity. In tho hurdle
race. was practically conceded the winner. and
was Never pushed from the outset In the
handicap. Lepanto and Isaac Lewis were close
competitors. but Jimmie Lamb outrode Sims
in tho stretch and made good time for the dis
"A First isaes.Fo, twS;iyeari slds; four and a
:ssspd a ysltuEaia iilS los IcovinEton. ' to J.
sssopd he ALL A., ages: ., sig fur.
sh zs iSS HaTs b iaita %s f 1o
lona Lepsnt9 i6S IT, f.a%bleyl ? f to Won 'a
bsns fNs his s% II shrd END: 4a
45s ,i5ssisSy t. ssssns fS
lshieldsl - 70 i. third. Time, 1:5lfi.
tth MacewHapdicpp; hd%rdles mile Sna
Ef Gssrs ss& P2s S6 fSs; 70
Tho entries for to- morrow are:
ios is,.n Ro.s ,d H?' tn rasa
Second Race-Four and q half furlongs selling; for
twoysar,olds. Lady Grace nlly. lo9 Rear Guard los
MothsElsAs asIdng) Jimmie Lambey lo4: Chiswell.os
THIRD Ksce-Thres-qu Of mile: handicap. Key
Vest. il8: Ballyhoo. 1906 Experience. Fidelio 1906
Theirs l., No.
Fourth Race-Miie and a sixteenth. La-chmont
Foxmede, 100; George W.. MIR. Sass. Nuban. lUl; St.
Mark, Emblem. SO.
ptfth Race-One mile; selling. Pembroke. III; Dr.
wilcox, 40: Balbriggan, loo; Helen Wallace geldng
100. J.n1ah, 90.
Nm day Rock, ii.; Motion, hob Sar.s.s loo; Kay,
1oft .Abscondsr 100: La CigAio. rs.