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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-21
A TRAINERS NOTES On THE TURF.

The horses both at the Gravesend ard Sleeps
head Bav tracks received fest work yesterday. The
racing season is well under way. so That the usual
cr,n n, minors Of large offers for twoyearolds that
shay fair form In their races Is ripe, ana seV'rai OF
these r,lmors have been successfully marketed. ~
sheepsh.ad Bay John Higgins Keyed up N"sunn'e'
Derfargla Julien and Kilkenny. Walter Rollins
con, Sir Walter over mile at almost racing pace.
3, Uvlaud had almost every horse In the extensive
stables OF Dsiy q Gideon On the tracks HIS Ihgh-
ness moved a mile at strong pace. Dr. hi'c ~ w
good form. lie Is so well thought OF That ne Is
likely TO be heavily played wheh he s''r's "s""''
the three yearold CRACKS.
Lons stuart Is not hrrryIns his horses. few
races. he thinks, benefits them more than working
in fast time against the watch
The j. A. e. A. II. Morris horses look higher In
flesh than any horses which Mr.. Walden sent to the
races in the last ten II may be that the ami
bacillus water causes this. ST. Florian Is doihs
all that Is asked OF him and does II we'll. Rainbow
disappointed the Messrs. Morris, as wyndham Walden
though, he could give Lamplislter with a fair
chance Of beating besides. Lampllgh'crs class
told and II IS extremely doubtful If there Is horse
IN training anywhere In this country that defeat
Lampighter over a distance OF ground at weight for
age When the race was over Alfred H. Morris asked
william Penn II Rainbow tired when Lamplighter
came to him. The jockey said: "No. sab lie
less hesh dat yer boss Lsmplichter a-comin en- he
done got tired befo he got ter him."
The race caused the old turfmen 10 tell how hard
It was for n good three-vear-od to defeat older
horses. G.. W. Johnson. another OF the three year old
division, started against field Of aged horses. &.
W. Johnson was never work horse a. horses are
called that show fast trials. In bis yesterday
be loafed until he reached the stretch. where Doggctt
raised his whip and hit him severe blow. lie
responded so quickly that the dose was repeated.
Doggett said after the that II he hal begun
earlier with the whip he might possibly have beaten
Russell
st. Domingo improves every day. and as stated
In this column, l. likely 10 win some Of the rich
three yea. old stakes. ST. Michael was giving him
fifteen pounds but In spite Of fast trials beaten
rather easily. The race benefited him. however 50
that Mcss,s Daily e. Gideon may win back what
they lost on him YESTERDAY
Lively times nre coming for the owners OF selling
platers. Harlem entered TO be sold for 81 900.
W. Cnch DAILY bid her up 10 5000: her owner bid
81 and retained her. NJ. downing Of Boston. who
secured Equity out Of selling race intends to race
her at Gravesend. The owner Of Harlem Is likely to
poster Mr. DAILY wherever he starts horse In q
selling race and wins. Mr. DAILY has the peculiar
faculty Of training his horses so that they often run
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o,urs IN OTHER CITIES.

Phiadcpha. May eo.-up to the sixth Inning tony
the philaeelphia Baltimore game was pctty contested
Then Hamilton got o "' D" o''' NV. Nv ~ =.
,,,.,,r ,,I an, THE caused q wrAngc. which WAS
-. =, ,,u,,,.. I'm, orioles first ba.cman beng
ordered % ,he hnch by Umpire Snyder. Mcmahon then
cascd up In his PITCHING ""u o ~ -, ,,c
enough runs 10 win Bahcr "''' W w. ' ,o
y,.,,o, A. .,a .o,o,,h but he unsteady. The game
co. ,o. -, an, Attendance G,5i2. The score
raltImore ........l " III
Pnilateipha ...........l r.ro,s
observation-disclosures H. ni6, ,i,hon I,nkcr
baltimore 5, Phadelpha - '"''' '
and keefc. Umprc-shyu''. $500. ..ue
Chicago. May o0.-The a,''e"a'r' ., '"o rho "a,
suit wa. in doubt In their half the colts hit stra'H
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EDW. RIDLEY & SONS,
300 to 32I Grand ST., n. '.


r. T. Williams, second. Time, Il 10 seconds ,sncc,,,
Two-uilr iicycc race. Wen Dy y: eanocnus
Princeton ". J. Grannin. second. lime, oVi.
IJo-v,II rup-I. \. brCkhw. Princeton, nr,t
q. NJ McClmpbel, Princeton, second. Tine 81 30
one mile run. Y. Black, Princeton. first; H. B.
Kingsley second. Time, +63-5.
C,nr-mi. walk-O. W. Ottlyy, Princeton, 1rst y.
A. Eqrch.rln. Princeton. >econf llme. oo I'D
Hal; mile run-T. b. Turner Princeton, first W.
G.. Winiringle Princeton, second. ZINE. 900 ID.
.yn,d hurdI, rac.-W. de sfnzar. Coumbla,
first: D. H. James. Princeton. second. Tine - 80
seconds ,, q. ,,, dat. l.
" Allen Princeton, second. Time, 81 seconds. Inc
result. In the field events were n, follows: .
Throwing the hammer-K. Taylor. Princeton. nrst;
r. " Morris. Columbia, second. Distance. iVV
feet L. inches. . ,,, 49,,
running high iump-W. Harrison. Columbia. nrst;
clearing feet Inches: l.. Burke. Of Columbia, ana
n r. .il Of Princeton, were tied for second place
nj ) fcet : inches. On the iumpon sill won clear
ing feet inches. ~ 49,. n
Pole Vault. II. Bowman; columbia nrs'' D. "
Cakes Columba. second Height. 10 feet . a.
Running broad jump. Hammond. ColumMa nrs.i
r. shipman. Columbia. second. Distance ~ 'ees
inches D,...,.n erst.
J. Ryrnas, Columbia, second. Distance 80 iees
"a Inches , ,
Gold and silver medals given TO the winners
of first and second places.
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THE OgJL CLUES TENNIS TOURNAMENT
MANY SOCIETY PEOPLE SAW THE CONTEST
SOME WHO WERE THERE.

SOME WHO WERE THERE.
A large number Of persons well known In society
witnessed the finals In the first invitation tennis tour
namcnt for women given by the Oval Gun yesterday
afternoon The clubs coach. the 81 OVAL leu the
Plaza Hotel for Morris Heights shortly AFTER nooh'
J. Lee Taller held the rens. Among thos" VINO ell
loved the drive were Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer "ai'
for Gl,lss. George Warren smith. OF Camden Me-;
Miss Erogdcn OF Baltimore; Nicholas Fish ana Henry
:. Rohcnbaugh.
The tennis contests were MA on th' cihder co"s'
In t,e seml.nnnls Mis-, Maud sherwood and Miss Lulu
Mowry OF the Ergewood Field Club, beat Miss stone
and Miss schultz Of the New-York Tennis Club. 6-3.
o., After a brief rest the viciors attacked MSs
Annie Burtc,r, and Miss Sarah Sheppard Romans.
and defca;e them In three straight by the score
Of G-3. -. ca. The prizes silver jewel
Van Rensselaer, acted as scorer. Mr.. Cole was the
umprc. The Ladies' Athletic Club gave tea while
III. game, were IN progress There was dancing from
> 10 u o'clock. -
Among those present were Mrs. Janvier lie Duo
townsend Mis- Crossman, Mrs. +. Ellis Brown, the
Misses brown, Mrs. William Bell, Mrs. L. W. LEWIS
of New Hrighton: Mis- Mamie Whittcmorr, Mrs D.
$ Romans, Of Engcwood Miss Hcnans. Miss sher'
wood Miss Mowry, Miss Burdettc, Mrs. stone, hi's
Hilda stone. MSS schultz. Mrs. Ball. Mrs. schermrr
horn Mrs. Hawkins, Miss Hawkins. MIR. and Mrs
Palmer Mr.. and Mrs. Whitlock. T.. Ellery Anaersous
Mrs Balch the Misses Ward. Miss Alice Austin MRS.
J. J. Van Rensselaer, Mrs. Charles Carroll Leeds MISE
Leeds Miss Valentine, Alexander Mcifat +. H. Brown'
Hugh y. Camp IT.. J. II. Spragic Mr.. ana Nfs' "'
A. Doremus, Miss Doremus Mr. and Mrs. IL. ~
Richardson and 4. G. Richardson.
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COLUMBIA BOWS TO PRINCETON.
HARD.FOUGnT CONTESTS IT TIE ANNUAL
AruIEIIC MEEIING OF TIE COLLEGES.

HARD FOUGHT CONTESTS IT THE ANNUAL
ATHLETIC MEETING or THE COLLEGES.
There Columbia crowd and Princeton
victory mt the Columbia College Athletic fird NJ
wIlllam,bridgc yesterday afternoon. The blue and
white Of Columbia forced to how to the orange
and black Of Princeton, but II was n graceful bow
and only given after well fought contest had
been lost. lester lay afternoon was the occasion Of
the second annual athletic meeting of the two colleges
The day q perfect one for both athlete and
spectator and every one was In the best OF humor
Coumba's grounds were never In better con-
dltIon and these who had never been there before
were struck with their beauty and convenient stua-
finn with all the pleasure of the afternoon there
wore two Incidents, however. that took away part
NJ the enjoyment. In the onemlle run II. r.
Kingsley OF Columbia, collapsed at the finish and
hni TO b. carried from the field and In the running
broad Jump II. r. Sll. OF Princeton ruptured
IIgamcnt IN his left foot.
The total number Of points scored by Princeton
was sixty-thrce against fortynin by Columbia
Columba's showing was considered good ana much
better thnn had been expected. J. ID. smuii,
Columbia freshman. did the best work for that college
lie won the a2o-yard dash and came within two
seconds Of breallng the record.
The referee was Barlow ). Weeks. The judges
were II. J. Wendell. +. J. Gannni and c. ii. sheriff..
Timers: Robert stoll c. c. Hughes and Charles Reed.
Measures Peter Vrcdenburgh, ". L. Lawson ana
Lloyd Coils. Scorers Il. II. Miller, C. Wentworth
and f. Van schalck. Clerk OF the course: S. J. Cor
nell. Starter:S S. d. see. Official announcer Fret-
were as follows:
1OOyard dash--F. W. Allen, Princeton, first; J.
r. Smull, Columbia second Time, 10 IL seconds.
l:Oyard hurdle ro""-J. Byrnes, Columbia. hrst +;
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SECRETARY MINTYRE GIVES HIS TESTIMONY

The hearing Of testimony In the matter OF the contempt
nrocecdincs Instituted by the Citizens AntIR1cetraek
League against the Ncw-Jcrsey Jockey Club Wa re-
sumd Yesterday Ut Elizabeth before supreme Court Com
missioner f.. 6. Atwatei Only Secretary Mclntyre.
County Detective Kcron and Constable sanlt te'tihcd
Secretary Mcintyre when asked why racing was con-
nucd rer the wrs of certiorarl Were served said that
the notices were given him. and he consulted with
Samuel KalI.ch and Allan McDermott lawyers. who ad'
yised him that the writs would have no eject and he
communicated this fact 10 Mr. Dwyer and the other stock
holders
Allan McDermott's opinion was read and In II Ma Me-
Dermott held racing was undertaken at the
track would not be contempt Of court. The document
was offered In evidence TO- the jockey club and objections
promptly taken by lawyers representing the ,'ehs
League.
Constable saut testified TO Visiting the track and W.T.
Messing daily. and aso to seeing boohmatns ana
betting going the service Of certorari The cS
animation adjourned until next Tuesday.
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At Mobiic-Moblc 8. Chattanooga 4.
Al Rlrmlngham-C ha rlest0n u. birmingham y.
STAR PLAYING AT THE HUB.

TIE LOCAL TEAM sNATCHEs THE GAME FROM
BROOKLYN At TIE END.
Boston, May 2O.-To-day's game ut the oo"'h Emu
WAS a fiji companion for that OF yesterday. superb
pitching and remarkable fielding shut boui SIDES out
until the eighth inning, the Bostons making 'hree
marvclously quick donblc-pays at cruca' points.
prooklyn struck u batting streak In the eigh'h anu
scored two earned singles by kihsio"' ',rn"
and Burns and sacrifices by Kennedy anu fou'A'
In Boston, half Carroll got Hit by mum o'
,choch: Mccarthy got lis base on BALI. ana 'hei
,rc, lac Nash and Tucker ana home run BY
E.nnett ran up a total Of five runs. Attendance
Al
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right and left driving in five runs Pinckney made
four of Louisvlc's ten hits. 1t field day for
tae "coIts." Attendance, 2,437 The score
d 1;SsI,ylle :::"S g I 81 81
Baschits Louisville 10, Chicago 10. Errors-Louis
Vile 4. Chicago 4. Pitehes-stiaton and HutchiSon
Cleveland, May 20.-The Cincnnatis were beaten to.
day after a spirited game by the following score;
GG IaSlTns :::::.2s 3 9 9 90
A. csysand nv and Sssae
St. Louis May co.-The Pttsburg team played In fine
form TODAY. and easy victory over St. Louis.
EhIet pitched surerbly. The score;
r. rtfiS S ::::::.:SS 9 9 90
Basehits-Pitt,bnrg 8, ST. Louis Errors-Pit'sburs
I. ST. Loui, l. pitchers-Ehret and Breitcnst IN UNI
cambridge Mass. May 20 (spcciaD.- Princeton won
the game with the Harvard freshmen this after
noou Both teams battei Strongly but Princeton WAS
ortunatc punching hits, especially in the eighth
and ninth innings. when eight singles, three'b'pger
and Iaryad's part nettcd them nine guns
The
I n.rtp ,y CTS 9 9 9 | ~
iatt,rcs-Amcs and Smallcy wil.on, Snyder ana VIII
Jams. Rase hits-irnccon Is, Harvard H. Efofs-
princeton $, Harvard ).
Ithaca MAY 20 fSpeclaD.-Thc University Of Michigan
men, the Western college champions received thelr hr' =
defeat this al the hands II Cornell to'cay' Inc
batteries Krogman and Crawford ana Prest anu
Taylor. The Cornell batter re- eiNed th' o''' ''IP''
During game Priest struck out sixteen men ana hE
man seven. The fielding for Cornell was the ps' seen
here. Her also ad pts at stealing BASES ih'
attendance was large. The score; .
Ml r,SII ..... .s Q 3 9 9 o:
West Point, ~ Y. May 20 (SpceiaD.-This afternoon
in the presence Of 1900 people AMI wihou, any sp
parnt effort on part, Lhgh University hnccA' ue
cadet baseball into smhcrcen'. Ihe Gay was Az
that could desired. The Attendance was large anu GU"
hu.latc at the TAFT. The Lchgh IL west ro"'
>.
At Mobilc-Mobilc 3. Chattanooga T.
At Blrmingham-Cbar 13 Birmingham u
Amherst. Mass. May 20 tsDccialI-Ihanks are aus
from la ward to Walbrldlc. the man who umproh inc
hail gam here to-day. Never was such ro'''"'s
Pratt Field Amherst's eX'cltcher gave Ms ou
team Even then Harvard by al error oil Snh'h
in left field In the seventh inning let 'ptohs t"oo''e
lift count for home and bring In TWO other scores
Wgpn was hit hard Hunt and smith doing me pesc
work at the bat for Amherst while ROCKINGHAM "'u
linton most easily found Colby's delivery. Score
liarya:d ........."..9 Q o-5
At Iroy-TIoy D. Albany !.
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GO
TO
$ E 81

The thoroughbred yearinas from the famous
McGRATHIANA and RUNNYMEDE Stock Farms
Of Kentucky. on exhibition TO-DAY at TAT
TERSALLS SALE REPOSITORY, 9TH avenue
and 55th street. where they will be sold at
public auction on MONDAY AND TUESDAY
EVENINGS NEXT. May % and %, by electric
light, beginning each evening at o'clock
WILLIAM EASTON. Managing Director and
Auctioneer. Tattersalrs lNew-Yorls), Limited.
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PRINCETON BEATEN 81 YALE.

THE Rrr-F FLOATS ABOVE THE ORANGE AND
BLACK ONCE MoRE-A GREAT BALL GAME.
Ncw.IIaven May 20 lspecialj.-The Princeton lsef
Hly dropped again before Yale here TINS ail'rhooh
To those rson, who expected TO see oh'Siu'i
contest ha,ng thci' apprchrnsions On the result III
the Harvard Princeton gam" two weeks ago. o'"S
match was an agreeable surprise. II was a fgh; To
the litter end ard glance at tn" totals shows io"
nearly the Prircotons hits and errors come 10 those
Of Yale Yalr's battery did the work. Gaunt ''r'er
WA, I'm peerless form. ont Of the thlrty'two or"hS'
players VINO faced him during the afternoons sport
sixteen fell victims TO his delivery. No small amount
81 credit Is due however to his catcher, kedz" VINO
time and again headed Oft curves started In ihc
wrong direction and who with the exception Of mis-
ind gmcnt In the " couple OF fon MES caught
a wonderful game, In view OF the pitching he had TO
handle.
Drake pitched at Yale to-day for the first time. me
visitor, PLAYED good team game, and considering the
fact that the cheering nearly all against them
showed an amount Of pluck rarely witnessed mere
The umprng too. was against Princeton. aud two
clos. decisions on bases shut oil tigers who might
otherwise have scored. All I'm all Ii was n worthy
openng Of the championship season though the
winner, Of the match cannot yet be said 10 BE- in
thamllonship ( rm. II is remarkable fact that
many players disabled In oday'S game.
The Yale field looked IT. prcItcst. Just outside
The ropes that eidl,d II circle of vehicles Of
every description. all containing college parisans
with blue and tiger nag,, the former predomnating
by "A lars. majority. As usual the colors In the
carriage, were punched. but altcrnatct AMI the
cheering from them WAS fcbe. In the grand stands
all Wa animation. Partisan gowns and flowers
were abundant. Here and there n costume OF
.nir. blue ncullns a monlmrnta corsngc houduct
~ viol.ts and again IA clump OF motley Orange pInks
Yale took the lead at the start ana held It to the
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CHIyAMEN SHIPPED ~ BOND.

Saranac Lake. ". V. May :O-Recently emrS"e"
have been sent over from Prescott In oahlu'' "
OgdensburS and shipped 10 New-iok tiS 'h'oa""
the state IN bond like merchandise TO-DAY ""o'"e'
party passed over the Adirondack ana 81. L""'.nV ,
Railroad, destined for Cuba. They nuhp'''. ~
all from Hong Kong and all Chinese merchants anu
traders. The bonds fer the party amounted 70
go 400, or 500 each.
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led into stopped rather suddenly Hatoh
coming up the middle OF the field. passed his horses
and by half length. Hurlingham second, length
and q half before Declare. Mcintyre reared and fell
OF the post, Garrison narrowly escaping being crushed
Sloane who rode the winner under suspsnson but
managed somehow pass Inc scales. For this ohch'e
Ar. Rowe promptly suspended him for another week.
FOURTH RACE-BRoTiLYN JOCKEY CLUB STAND
ARD STAKES-s250 800 to first. $3.50 TO second Sioo
to third. One mile andi furlong.
81 pe''iI 81.
'''s spsndhi hi'Oa hi STs. on
]. A. a. II. Morriss tr.c Ranbcw 8 :, Nm.
Mutu,ls-Lamplichtor paid 81 3D.
Raeeland u. w. johnson and Leonawe were with
drawn. Rainbow led for seVen furlongs then Lamb
lighter wall,d over hin, and undcr'a double pull
colt refused to extend himself in the hfs'
part Of the
FIFTH RACE-IIandicap. One mile and sixteenth
ST. se''" F.
" E'us-Tnle Russell yrs. nl n5 r. 81 l.,
onccK stables sr. c. g. W. Johnson: 3; =, o.,
W. 'V =, D lSas' b. B. G. iidclio ,,r 70, a.
H Ss% ss Belle ! ns%ssiS 81
vrsie j. rims~i:! 81 '0nc''o SOL io-'
Mutuais-Russeu. straight s24 40 place. sl3 10 4;
q. W. Johnson, place go 10
Hume was Withdrawn. Fdclio made the running TO
the homestretch attended by g. w. johnson and
Russell In the last quarter Yorkvle Belle and Judge
Morrow moved up. Russell from them ana
easily by neck from c. W. johnson who Responded
ramely to the whip. and beat Ffdelio for the place
SIXTH RAIE.-Ror two.yearol1s Selling. Five FUR
longs.
E R.''"f f.
Jsnnines's ch c., ty verser-7LI ssla, g., Al
+. f. Doswes ch. c. Clarus; 90 Gear;
H. nST.'! % ear Dr. Il, 10,
f i"ra N Sisa' RCsss :? j
Lady Kelly cDermotp al ~
M SaMS % DogSe Isl d
Erssc Morrison MY 100 LamblcyjO 81 So
nn,u,,o.,a colt n'n s,rarh, s74 90 place $50 70
Clarus place So 30.
Hartford was withdrawn. Clarus got off with living
start but was caught in the last nifty yards by the
Lesbia colt who won by length and half. Clarus
second: two lengths before Doris gcldinc. No bid
SEVENTH RACE-spccial conditions. Five fur'ones
ST. h'''iq Fl.
J. R. &. +. Kcene's b. +; orch,o, hy Zen
]. 1 10 4. IL Morris. en- e Mid"Is1. on,
W. T. DAYS D. C. i"s0' o. o. Lamhleyi 3 81 81
ouv,. q 1co ''... tFox) o Isl C-1
Lille Nell g. 100 (Ifider) 10-l Al
Mutuals- orchis straight $40 90, place 81; Midnight
place so 25
St. Hubert was withdrawn. Ineot ard Olivia made
the running but Orchis through in the last ons
end won in the easiest possible by length.
Midnight second. two lengths before Jngot
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TIL. RECORDS.
GAMES TODAY.

Cincinnati vs.. st. Louis. NJ 'iho'hhat.
Chicago vs. Louisville. at Chicago.
Ncwyork Is. brooklyn at Eastern Park. BROOKLYN
(ENhbition.)
o,hcr games yesterday resulted as follows
Al Paterson Olympic TO- Staten Island Criekcts g.
AT IIarkcnsack-OranI r. C. H. jersey ely A. u J.
At Van Ncs,-Emcialds TO- suburbans 4.
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The second game OF the series for SIX banner
lo,,u.nu IN. sinfrn Islnnd and NV lOrh Alhlrllc

between the slater Island and New\orN MhIcllo
club teams aunct'd iar," 'rowo 10 '"' sun"
lsland Mh.;lc cub grounds. nj Ncs' New lrsh'on
f. Yesterday. The staten Island men VI 'utN
won the q me- IN the first aud s'cond nilnt' wh"h
ihay hi wilson's curves hard. rs tn ;al"l l-nidr'
wen the nr,t game. Tho linrcr III shorty ah"In me
walls o tn ir clubhouse. After thr srt"ni hnlhS tr
inc U.s. an almost perfect one The score:
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TIE ROMAN CATHOLIC SUMNER SCHOOL.

saranac Lake, n. ", May 2O-Thc date for the
opening Of the Roman Catholic Summer School at
Plattsburg has been fixed for June 10. Through the
kindness Of smith NJ. Weed. the Clinton Opera
House VIII be used until the buildings now being
constructed for the school are finished.
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Nv errors Wa-hngton O. NcN.York >. III; ON l@,s,
win O struck out ny Maui ;. by Baldwin it9n''
r,n 'nerpsn. Two.ta-- ht-I.srkin "a. ne" nit
I,ov Farren Muivcy >trlckcr lirnan wad Fuller
Soy. i'se" Radford Connor . Duhic plays-Fuic.
Ward md Common. umnie-Muist Tllne u gane-l 20.
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THE PARKWAY DRIVING CLUBS RACES.

Ia ~
Tho Parkway Driving Club OF Brooklyn. had a good
card large crowd and fast track yesterday after
noon Arrow and Jennie D. had easy tasks set them
I'm winning their respective races. Laumermoor with
a record OF . 23 "a on mile track. equalled his
best time In trottng the third heat In "a IL on
this hnlf-mllc ring Young Mr. Bedford. son OF f. +.
bedford OF the Standard OIL Company drove capital
race with Chief and promises TO become as accom-
plished a whip as his father Two OF Mr.. Bedfords
horses troted exhibition heats. Fsrport turning the
track In Q 20: and the black gelding Gillette IN
o:l1 a. lowering the track record OF :1S ia, made
by Fnirort last year 10 2:17 LA good performance
so early In the season and on a small rils lhis II
the summary
FREE FOR.AIL PACE-PURsE elOo.
Arrow. b. g. by A. w Richmond (P. J. DrscoD. ]
Carrie NJ. b. M &C. F. swan 4
lack Marty b. e. John phillips. d
limo. :ossi. o:3lii
200 CLASS-MiLE HEATS. TWO IN TiREE OWN
EKs 10 DRIVE TO WAGON. Prizes.
Jennie D.. br. M, by Lake Erie or. Price)....-..
Prince. b. g. C.. 4.
oscar NJ. b. c. Nv. Frosu
Time :J3a. . j5'.
invertebrates OF 800 EAuH-BEsT THREE IN
FIVE. no SuLKY.
Lammer%Gor Hr. g; By EnmSr IT, H. Ileari,....
Jim Shevn. ch, q. C Mosetl ''..'-''D'''
Time-o :2oic. 2:2s. ":2ft.
rREF.FoR.AIL TROT-PURsE s1O0-NON PROBES
SIGNALS TO DHiVE-TO SrLKY.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-21

Mutrsis- Haiton. straight si0 rs place ss IS Hur.
bingham Ilace $40 So.
Nonsense Hindoomcre. Gertc, Ontario, st. Maxim
end AnswaDda were withdrawn. After delay OF half
"a hour At the post struggling made. Melody