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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-20
Leaving applicable to dividend present


or say So7 900 less than per cent on the preferred
stock outstanding
our past experience shows the company earns It's
surplus applicable 10 dividends In certain months OF
the year The business Of the company for the first
always shows handsome surplus. The business for
the nS nc 5 as na 5' ws usually Si showing
surplus Is uncertain a. to amount The business for
the sst quarter OF last year Ssowed d surplus ap
f"o that the gross earnings for the Ss
d. G.. from April to May 49, show a reduction Of
s2l0.OOO and the surplus far Is known q. O.. to
March 80 IS insufficient to pay the usual dividend OF
] per cent ! believe and recommend action
should be taken at this meeting toward distributing
the surplus among the preferred stockholders until
the result Of the years business shall he determined
and ] further recommend that hereafter the policy
o. the company lie changed so payment OF dividends
shall he made semLannually instead Of quarterly.
The preamble and resolutions adopted by the board
Of directors appended:
Whereas. The statements submitted 10 this board by
the accounting department show that the net surplus
undcr the articles Of corganzntion for the nine months
OF The current fiscal year ending March 81. 1892,
Whereas. ont OF this amount two dividends aggre.
eating s'3l 500 have been distributed leaving balance
Of only s25s 1913 - available
Whereas The president Of the company In special
communication strongly recommends the suspension OF
quarterly cash dividends for the several reasons set
Resolved. Tint no dividend shall be declared for the
quarter ending March n. 1902. and that the special
report Of the president be printed and communicated
10 all stockholders OF the company and further
Resolved. Tint the time. manner and method Of tho
sondaisd bonds e-t aside for the benefit OF the pre-
fcrr,d stockholders he necessary to supply the
niu a my IN this q; Or any Sseunt fiscal
cent on the preferred stock be submitted to the pre-
fcrrd stockholders at the annual meeting IN october
next
The preferred stock has received per cent dividends
each year since is0o. inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-20
MEETINGS. AND ESTEKT1TNNEyTS

The First Pro@bvterian Church At Morrlsania con-
tanned large audience last might. Notwithstanding the
dsacresabc weather. which listened 10 an Interesting
illustrated lecture by DR.. II. T. Palmer upon Greece
I,ly Eaypt and Palestine The stcrcoptcon views wcrc
OF scenes and objects met tho travels Of the
lecturer.
The New.York Banks Glce Club Will q at
Music Hall tomorrow evening a testimonial to its
conductor Professor II. T. Humphrics. The club will
be assisted by the Amphon Glee Club Of Mount Vernon
select chorus Of young women. pupils OF Professor
numphrlcs; Mis- Kate Percy Douglas soprano Dr. Carl
f.. Duff baritone Miss Jeanne Frankie ,Iolinst; Miss
Carrie Hirchman p1nst; CHARLES Roberts cocutionist
and Isdora Luckstone accompan Professor lIumphres
viii conduct the chorus.
At regular meeting Of the I'D Regiment. New'fork
Volunteers I'D FIR Zouaves Veteran Association held NJ
their rooms IN Fssex Market Building last Monday even
ina the following officers elected President. Theo
dore b. Ruhic vceprs Thomas ShcrvInc treasurer
John Ware: secretary william Sweeney; serGc'nt-aarn'
william McMcnomy. The association Is making peplia
lions for IT, p,rade Decoration Day scla' mce'ns
will he held Sunday at p. M
The MAY meeting Of the Conference OF Educational
Workers viii BE- held Columbia College, in Hall NO H.
INV Du,dnc Madison.ave and FITS nintht on Satur
dav Nav 81. AZ p. III.
Mrs Caroline H. lie Row Will lecture to.nlTht before
the Liberal Club 80. % East fhtccnth'st' upon IN
Outlook for Humanity" , ,.
Tro -eyu,r annual business meeting OF the Phi Bet,
Kann, Alumni Of New.Yotk will be held next Monday
evening At o'clock at Carks rc't"p"nt No. - W'S'
Twenty. thirdst The Rev. Dr. f. Benjamin andrews
-cs,de,t NJ Brown University. will speak upoa THE Social
Polnt' -, -,
The Yale Alumni Association ~ New.York VIII hold
&c monthly social meeting tonight at haiiat O'Clock
AZ Dcmonicos. James W. Hustled, IT.. Francis hoyt
Gr,nlo John g. Woodruff and Thornwcll Mutually, members
~ The senior class deliver Informal addresses Th'ro
will be music by members Of the Yale Glec Club ana inc
Yale Banjo Club
The James t.. i,lanc Club Of Harlem VIII hod ia
orcnine meeting OF the Presidential campaign Of lsv. u
evening at its clubhousc No I2 East oncbundfedShu
tcnth.st The following will Steak John 3 Smith
Henry Crasse Colonel Charlie, ii. Denison and Robert
Taylor.
The Rev. DR.. Charles S. Robinson gave Lecture upon
.meriean Girls on Their Travels" before the young
,.ouen student, OF Ac Misses Likewoods Coll gate School
Mount Vernon. yesterday afternoon.
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At WORK on RICHMOND TERMINAL PLANS.

The committee OF the Richmond Terminal security
holders hard at work yesterday on the new plan
OF financing. which Is expected 10 be made public
next Monday. II IL understood that the committee
will recommend that Abe Central Trust Company be-
made depository OF the securities under the
scheme and when the committee OF security holders
IS enlarged II Is expected that Frederic =. Ocot Will
be made chairman.
An effort will be made by OF the security
holders to start couner-movemcnt 40 the new
Strong Thomas committee. John Boodgood OF the
Stock Exchange Is understood To be- heading this
mcnt. a meeting OF the opposition Is to be held to-
day. according to Mr. Blo0dgood's plans. Wall street
was not able TO decide yesterday what interest might
be- in ambush behind this talk Of another committee
TO try its hands at reorganization programme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-20

PREDICTING 4 BRIDGE ACR0SS THE BOSPH0RoUS.
Chicago. May I9.-Fitzgeald. London engineer
whose name is known IN connection with the con
sructIon OF the famous Forth bridge Is here on bis
wny 10 England from Mexico. lie predicts the build
ing OF bridge across the Bosphorous to Con-
sartlnOplc.
.Fnm Information which l have lately received
expect at an early date 10 hear It officially announced
that the Turkish Government has actually arranged
10 do this he said. This will bridge Asia and
Europe where now ferry boats are the only means OF
communication. The estimated cost of the work Is
$50, 900, 900. only III 100000 less than the cost Of
the Forth bridge. 1t will be but part however,
OF a stupend0us work which Will rev0utonize travel
and commerce. for believe that the tunnel under the
English Channel will be commenced Immediately, and
expect myself To engage In part OF this work this
summer. When both Of these plans are carried On
tlalns will actually run from London 10 Consantinople
without change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-20

NewHaven. Conn. May 1o.-ft - announced hero To-
night that Robert Acton, tho young Irish athlete who
II wa aid fall coming 70 Yale 20 play foot
tall Ut handsome salary. has been located He Is at
Harvard pulling the VARSITY boat It f. alleged
Yale men are looking up his rrord. and have Wilton
Bob Cook about the case. 1t u aid that charges o
professionalism will be preferred against him.
Tho Yae-Harvard track athletic games here tomorrow
will take place under protest. Yale has formally I'D
yanced charges q professionasm against Evns the Har
ward shot-putter and hammer-thrcwer. thorough In
ycstgaton q the matter will te made though IL will not
be possible 10 finish IL until after the games.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-20
THE LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUBS MEETING.

louisville May lathe dav 10 the last Of
the Louisville Jockey Clubs spring meeting OF the
best a finish the feature Of the day. tho
Runnymeds stakes. The follows:
First rare-F1ve and a half furlonCs. The Hero first
Bsgppe second LADY Jane, third. nme-l1i
Second rsce-Onc mile and twenty yards. Grille first.
Reveal second. Eis'nman third rnne-l .52'..
Third race-Ihe Runnyn stakes thrcequarers OF q
mile. Court Lore first By a nose. Buck Mccain second
BY a nose. Ducats third Time ~
Fourth rane-FYve and half furlongs Foxhall first.
Oryie second. Jtn Bcrklcv third. Time! l3.
FIFTH race-One aud one-sistecnth mlc~ MAJOR Tom won
by three lengths Kinscem second. Eugcnio third. Time
AL.
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. rocyry rpANpLrD To DEATH

Buda- Pestb, May 10.-An English Jockey named
Hail. attached 10 the Rotichts' stable met horrible
death here to-day. He riding In rcc and while
the borses were going at run s1rcd the animal on
which he vas mounted stumbled and fell and the
Jockey was thrown violently 30 the ground iicfor
their speed coud be checked they could lie turned
aside seven Of the other had trampc upon tho
iockcy's PROSTATE body, injurng him in frghtfu
manner. When picked up fall WAS found Ia to dead
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TIE FNTRIES TO-DAY.

Tho Maturity Handicap win bring to the post splendid
field Of IL the track ut Gravesend In FAIR
condition this afternoon Among the entries Russell
who revels mud Fairy, Pcknicker Fairv1ew. Lspanso
and Lowlander At the weights the contest should te
one OF the most brilliant OF the meeting All the races
have filled we'll notwithstanding IL was raining hard when
the entries made.
Following is the programme in full:
FIRST RACEA selling sweepstakes Of ego each for two
year.ods with 81 600 added OF which 800 10 second
and 800 % third The winner % Se sold at suction
S,,lou
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CONCORD AND MONTREAL AFFAIRS.

Concord. n. IT,. May i0.-The stockholders OF the
Concord and Montreal Railroad held q special meeting
today to take action upon the bill passed by the last
Legislature amending the charter OF the corporation
and authorizing 1t to lncrnsc It's capital stock. a
motion made to adopt the legislative act. but be-
fore vote was taken formal protest entered
by an attorney for Frank Jones and J. W. Sanborn.
protesting against any Increase In the capital stock
The meeting then motion adopted the following
unanimously
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-20
FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

For NswEngIand and Eastern New.York, rain; south
easterly gales.
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New-Jersey, showe"i
fair at night; westerly gales
For Delaware. Maryland, Virginia and the Carolinas.
fair
For Georgia and Florida, generally fair.
For Alabama, Mississippi Louisiana and Eastern Texa@
fair.
For Arkansas fair, preceded ty showers
Tor Tennessee and Kentucky. gea,rally fair. So.
For Western New-York, Western Pennsylvania. "ess
Virginia and Ohio. showers. A,
Kvers-The Cumberland and Tennessee VIII rise ne
the Ohio tn" Midi" and Lower Mississippi me
Mississippi, the Arkansas and the Red VIII continue
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ENJoINED FROM DIsposING OF BONDS.

ENJOINED FROM DIspOsING OF BONDS.
Boston, May 1o.-General Butler came before Judge
Nelson in the United States Circuit Court to-day for
tho purpose OF getting a restraining order In suit
In which, as counsel for David Rtsley, he claims from
the Massachusetts and Southern Construction Com
rany an item OF 1913 for advances made services
rendered and for the of a railroad In the
Southern States Incidentally the General makes
claim on bonds OF the Charleston, Cincinnati and Chi
cago Railroad Company which are deposited with tho
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company, and are WORTH
II Is alleged over 81 900 900. Rufus A. Johnson and
w. G. McIntlre Are also made defendants, and 1t Is
alleged that these two have arranged a scheme by
which they propose to prevent the plaintiff from get
ting at the bonds Judge Nelson issued an order that
Johnson and McIntlre be enjoned from dsposing OF
any OF the stock or assets Of the Construction Com
pany and that the Boston safe Deposit and Trust
Company be restrained from delivering to any one
the bonds which they have In their possession.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-20
Prominent ARRIvAI4S At THE HOTELS.

BREW OORT-Charles r. Mayer, president OF the balt'
more and Ohio RAILROAD Company. BCChIN0hAM-
James Coats OF Providence. CLARENDON-Chares DO
Strive, Russian Minister at Washington. FIFTH AVE-
NUE-Congressman J. =. DoIver OF Iowa, and Colonel
George w Hooker OF Vermont MURRAY HILL
Ex.opsressman Erastus Wells OF Missouri and Caldwell
H. Colt Of Hartford. PLAZA-Kear Admiral A. H. Cases
L. S. Army. acknowledgements Hawkes.
OF the British Army. WINDSoR-Cieneral Cherries j.
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too HEAVY FOR THE THOT-rTrS.

Philadelphia. May 10 (spccisD.-Hsyy showers las,
night to-day made the track at Point breeze too
muddy for trNr~ and there delay % twenty -four
hours In the programme. II practicable the meeting go-s
On tomorrow with the 81 and 81 tros, and Is pace
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TIE WEATHER REPORT
r MIC STORM MAKES SLOW PROGRESS.

THE BIG STORM MAKES SLOW PRoGHEss'
Washington. May I9.-The central in Wisconsin
h.. moved eastward TO Michigan causing rain IN
the Ohio the Middle Upper Mississippi Valleys the
lake regions NewEngland end the Middle Aten'ac Ses.s
moun o. ths saint Lawrence and second clearing conS
,soo has MAYED from the North Pacific 10 Montana rho
% has fallen in the lake regions, the Ohio ana
Upper Mississippi valleys and the SorshwssS ana has S
a.nsss I'm inches) during the last twentyfour hours
MsdSord VIZ l.6O; Phillips. Wis, 1S5.
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with 500 added of which 500 second and 500 70
third The winner TO be sold at auction. Five fur
longs.
nettnc,
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SECOND RACE-A sweepstakes Of $40 each for nr'e
year-olds and upward that have not In 1891 or
1892 Of the value OF 81 800 with $1,000 added
OF which 500 second and 800 10 third Winner
Of any in 1892 ~ carry n extra. Msdcns al |
lowed 10 n. One mile and sixteenth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-20
THEIR DIVIDENDS STOPPED.
NORTHERN PACIFIC DIRECTORS ACT.
AN INSUFFICIENT SURPLUS TO PAY THEM on
PREFERRED sTOCE.

AN INSUFFICIENT SURPLUS TO PAY THEM ON
PREFERRED sTOCE.
The Northern Pacific directors have at last formally
suspended dividends on the preferred STOCK INT
news was TO surprise to Wall street, which has been
watching the steady decline In the company's bonds
and stock, with a growing conviction that TINS step
would be forced upon the management. lhc company
ha' had. up To within recent years virtual mohopoN
OF the business In the TacicNortlwest IL mas oeen
able to secure high rates and has also had considerao'
revenue from construction material. The Great
Northern Railroad system however has been steadlly
extending its lines into territory formerly monopozed
by the Northern Pacific and with every advance rates
have fallen under competition. The Great Northern
is now binding through to the Pacific Coast. opening
mp prospects of further rivalry. The earnings OF the
Northern Pacific have also been affected by the SUD
sldence Of the boom which two years ago inflated
the business OF the Pacific slope.
Yesterdays meeting Of the Northern Paclnc Boaru
was attended by Charles b. Wright Thomas +. Cakes.
Roosevelt q. Rolston, William Lanman Bull HchS
Willard Edwin u. Abbott Charles l.. Colby, George a.
Morrison Charles T. Barney James b. Hagg1n James
B. Williams and David ;. Wegg Only one memDer
was absent. namely Colgate Iioyt who is Ill. There
was an extended discussion OF the situation, but tho
final vote to pass the quarters dividend was unaii
NOUS Tho directors decided to take no action with
regard to the Consolidated bonds, which under the
scheme Of reorganization set aside for the
benefit OF the preferred shareholders. The shareholders
themselves will be asked at the meeting In OCTOBER
20 agree upon the disposition Of this fund.
President Thomas F. Cakes had previously SUD-
mItted the following statement to the directors:
At tho regular meeting OF the directors 70 be held
this month the question OF declaring the usual
quarterly dividend will properly come before you, but
for the several reasons suggested below, I have to
rec, nmend that no distribution Of surplus should
be made:
Tie surplus earnings are stated by the
Auditor to amount on February %, 1899,
TO- Vooo, 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-20
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS:

In this diagram o continuous white limo shows ne
changes In pressure, as indicad By The TDunes seS
,scoiinc faromee- The broken represents the tam
persturc rs observed at PerPy's Pharmacy
Tribune Onice May 20. a. m.-Coudiness prevai'ed
Yesterday with light IN the afternoon ana heavier
showers nj evening. Nof;heastey and castery WINDS
were the rule and the velocity rose to 80 miles
or more an hour. Humidity registered SO In the morn.
ing and 80 evening. The temperature fell from W
aee,ees TO 46 between midnight and midnight the days
average (54 being ~ lower than on he corresponding
In ead near this city to-day there Will probably -
showers, followed by clearing; growing wariucE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-20

Tme-1 -.
Mutuals-Cha-ode straight paid S2S So place $40 80;
Mars place &11 80.
DR.. Ross and the Springlikc gedinp Withdrawn,
and J. Muns's Narbonne colt a Guttcnberpcr
added 20 the field Having been entered "a yearlinQ
Board Of Coneroe rule against Gutenberg did not make
MN ineiciole Osrc was nend incarnotc at the post.
and his stable companion. Actor not much better.
Walcots q Campbell declared TO win with Osrc. Cox
swain kicked ut everything within reach and Patton
fused TO Join HIS horses The result delay q thirty
minutes ana struggling start with Patron and the Mar
bonnie colt practically Of To add the dis.
comftnre of Patrons hackers, the colt stumbled
on the backstretch and los: several lengths.
which efectuoly disposed Of him. Osric led the field
for quarter and gave way to Actor who set lively
pace up the backstrech Mar and Charadc following two
lengths behind Swinging into the stretch Garrison called
on Charade and LAsseld Mars and the two came to
the front yoked together like team. Mars was plainly
the better horse but Garsons superior strength end
finishing ability got Charade home first by head Mars
second three lengths before Actor, who beat Coxswan
length. Garrsons first victory received with
generous applause In recognition OF which he doned HIS
cap.
FIFTH RACE-A sweepstakes o. go cach for maiden
hreeyear.olds with 81 900 added. Of which 5000 TO
second and slOo third To carry lis N. Six fur.
longs
s Betting Fl.
billet bourbon Belle, III: .(sms' 81 81
NJ. +. Dryers b. c. ST. Hubert rs 4,
1 4.,,s H Morris. oh. T. , 1%P sas IL GU,
~
ST. Anthony, 1lo......'.;.. .;d,nG w 10 ~
Canvass llJ...........-.....lM. Bergen) W W.
Moderator colt, 115..........(W Midgiey( g -
Poor Jonathan, rs. "a GiairsOn| 4o-i 13-i
Musuals-ss Hubert Straight paid 20, place 50 co;
Sir Catesby place s2S.
No straight tickets sold on Sir Catesby
Refrain withdrawn. Poor Jonathan led the Held
from the head OF the homeretch, where he
lost. Sir Caesby then took the runinR and with
hurry hustle won by neck; st. Hubert second
length before Fauvette. who beat ST. Anthony three
lengths Harrison who rode Poor Jonathan was Kicked
post and could scarcely Robbie 10 the paddock after
dismounting.
SIXTH RACE-A heavy weight handicap sweepstakes OF
go EACH or IS II declared with 81 900 added. OF
which 500 second and sloo to third Six furlonss
Betting,
p j. Dwyer e. Sons b. T. Zorllng, by
Zorla-Cicily Bowling yrs, los n.
NJ F. Dryers CHI c. Airpiant, 100
w. B. Jcunings's b. c. Great Guns T. ITO
" Mccarthy 81 So
Cerherus a 11e ........(A. CovinCtonDO 5-2 -
Emblem g. 10e................(w Midgley) o Al Ii
Time-1 :10h.
Misunderstanding straight paid Soo 80, place Sio 80
Aiiplapt place @15 40
Cleaning did not start Airplant set the pace WINE
Zons brought up he for half mile In the stretch
Zoring came through her horses and won with astonishing
case BY length and half Airpant second, two eneths
before Great Guns who beat Cerberus two lengths.
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Mutuas-Oneck Stable strsiyht rad SIG place a19 IS
Bonnie Lee colt place - 49,
This was poor start Sir Walter and Little Nell got
much the best Of IL and mad the running TO the head OF
the stretch. where Little Nell having enough retired
Sir Walter then came on alone and clevery length
the Bonnie Lee colt second. four lengths before the
Louisette colt. who beat the Ysabel colt q The
Bonnie Lee colt got of badly and did not have fair
chance TIL he reached the stretch. when he showed fine
burst Of speed.
FOURTH RACE.-THE CARLTON STAKEs-For three
yeor-olds 300 each h. f.. $40 II declared by Janu
airy ], 1892, or go II declared ty April l. 1892, with
One mile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-20

CASES AGAINST THE ROCK ISLAND DROPPED.
Chicago, May l0.-The cases against Thomas
Mitchell. Of the Toledo, Burlington and Quincy and
j. Johnson general freight agent Of the Rock Island,
who were indicted for giving discriminating freight
rates, have been dropped by United states District
Attorney Milchrst The shippers who got the favor
able rates and who testified before the Federal Grand
Jury refuse to give evidence In court. Their new ati
tude Is due to the decision In the COunseman By
the United States Supreme Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-20

'OUR TH RACE-THE MATURITY HANDICAP. for four
year.olds $50 each, h. IT, or $40 II declared with
500 added OF which 800 second and 300 " third
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and Is hereby increased 81 100000. making the caplA
stock S0 and that the directors hereby author
ized 10 Issue from time 10 time stock Of the par
value Of 500 for the said sum. 81 100000. In s"ch
amounts and at such their judgment may be
needed 10 meet the expenditures for which the new capt.
tai ia authorized by law and that oil classes OF stock
holders In proportion to their respective holdings shall
have tho right to take the stock at par.
The lease Of the new Boston Railroad to the Con-
cord and Montreal for ninety years was then rat
ifcd despite another energetic protest from Messrs
Jones and snnborn. The protests placed on file.
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80 -
Deduct deficit for March.
s089,00O

Surplus March 31st 1850 900
From this surplus two dividends Of per
cent each have been declared and paid,
to wit:
No. 10 paid October 10, 1901 80. s3G6, OBI
No. IL paid January 49, 1S82.... 3657s1
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fsutualsvoid stroight pad IS co. place SC GO; Lady
Lonefellow colt place 20 90
Aubuyn was the only withdrawal Benjamin could do
noshng with The Shark and being left at the
pcst The Lady Lonrfclow colt and Blizzard made the
running with Eliza third place. In the stretch Void
enns from the and challenged the Lady Long
foalow colt rousing battle ensued In which Sims out
roAs Midgey and Void in the last jump by q head
Lsdy Lonqfeow colt second lengths before Yosemite
VIE beat St James O for third place.
TBIlD KACE-THE SEASIDE STAKES-For two.ycar-
~. $50 each h. T.. or e1o declared BY April !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-20

FIFTH RACE-A selling sweepstakes OF t2O each. Tor
ce.year.olds and upward with 81 900 odded. OF
which 800 to second and siCO to third. The winner
% no sold at auction. SIX fuflOngs.
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THIRD RACE-A handicap sweepstakes OF go
each or So II declared; with 1000 added Of which
500 10 second and 800 TO third. One mile and d
furlong
Name. W.T. NHm" W
Banquet ..............1l2 Tammany ........"...10o
leicester George 10
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SIXTH RACE-A sweepstakes Of $50 each Tor maiden
tbrce.ycar-ods and upward; with 1000 added, Of
which 1900 70 second and 400 TO third. One mile.