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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-04
srUpENrs ~ 4 scRrMMAeR.
sophomores Defeated In nu Attempt to Cap
ture the Freshnen's Dinner.

NEW BRUNSWICK. June 3.-There was little
comfort for tho Rutgers College freshmen who
left hero in two stages last night to eat their
annual dinner nt the Hotel Grenada, Plain
neid. The time and even tho date OF the ban
Quot had been so closely guarded that II was
not until yesterday afternoon that some soph-
omoros learned Of 1t. They determined to get
to Plainneld first and secure the dinner OF the
freshmen.
A large forco OF sophomores went to Me-
tuchen on tho railroad. hoping thus to beat
the Freshmen in their stages They had to
drive seven miles after reaching Metuchen.
and thus arrived at Pninfeld too late to swoor
down upon tho least Mt the Grenada Tho
freshmen werc there. Thwarted 10 their first
plan they attempted to bribo tho walters at
tho Grenada but wsro uneu"cessful. The
sophs then entered tho hotel by force. Just as
na royo item o to the rail bncony os
Tho balcony could not stand the strnn o,
the forty odd collcgeans and gave way In sec
tons; One or two freshmen went through to
the police and the sophs we're finally driven
The account Of what followed comes from
The freshmen were most uncom Portable
lot as they discussed tho menu. the threaten
sending terror to- their hearts. The toasts
were mournfnl affairs. The young under
heard the dire threats Of the enemy on tho
outside. The, speakers could not disguise
their fears as threats OF PERSONAL violence were
hurled at them from the wrought up sopho-
moIss.
had to confront the question OF how to get
out. Soma sophs had hlackened their faces
while tho banquet was going on. so that ono
should know them. Others had removed tho
nuts off theiwhecls Of the stages. while others
Of the schemers got the drivers In very mol
low condition In neigh boring saloons.
The freshmen finally made n break for
liberty. A few, Of the tin!d fellows resolved
q dash for the train There was u fierce ron
Giet outside tho hotel and many men we're
outside Plninneld when tho wheels came on.
They broke into farme barn md stole new
nuts. Then they proceeded home. thor
morning when they reached the college cam
pus. As the freshmen outnumb Der the sopho.
mores there is a prospect Of q fight to get
even. This was expected to- night"
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Johnson,x Five Riding.

ASsosIA, june 3,-Tho third annual meet took Pace
this afternoon. Tue day perfect with very light
wind Blowing up the tract. The events and winners
follow;
one,mIle Novice. Open-w F. Parkor Meriden. nrst;
j. " Lowden. Ansonia second. Time. 2;t4 Ih
Hair Nile Gpen-l =. Johnson. Mimi npOlis. nrst;
Gsorgs A. hank.r r,ssurgn, second; II. Z. wnesler.
oue:nlle Championship OF Ansonia. Derby. rirmns
ham. shelton. ana Seymnur-,I n. spencer Ansonia
nr,l IA Harvey, Anionia, second. lime. :,is.
Onemile Handicap Fiyo rOwns-F H. Steinn an. An.
second; = O. Harvey. Ansonia forty yards third
Ono Niis. Open. s. johnson. nrs.: r. A. Nelson
ssPringa:la, second; A. L. hscf. Philadelphia. third
Old MANS, Race orders over as ysar,-E. 4. wy.n,
hTsi ,atb LYNN" sefana John Haley third o.
Two-nilo Handicap. Open-w. II. 6lenny. Yale. 100
yard. Is, r. T. Is.s yssyrasase 40 yard. second
New Haven, 30 Yard, fourth. Time: ti5.M
j. HsrRsN s seem Tns az spencer hr''
One Nile Open ;3b ClAss-w. q. harmon. Indianap-
oils; nri,; Aw Wsrrsn , BlImnssn,o, second; =. r.
opelnile Club HAndiCAp-J spencer scratch, hrst;
s. J. Harvey forty yards second; J. NJ L0wdsn. nifty
yards. third. Time :4bA
s. johnson wound up the days events by trying to
beat ne track record made BY Zimmerman last year
club presented him with tho diamond
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-04
GASPIPE AGAINST JOISE
Inspector Mclaughlin Takes n Hand In
International Affair.

AubpectOr NAc11uuEuun lhReh 1hhnO IN an
International Affair.
Editor Bunner OF PUCK. who studies life In
Jersey and Mulberry streets from his Office
window. rined for the society OF his donkey
yesterday and went to his homo in Nutley. N.
j.. too early to see the fight. 1t was a fight
that had been brewing for two days between
two OF the workmon on the new ten story ad-
dition to the Puck building. Tony Colentino.
q hodcarrier. and Frederick OFT. 0 painter.
wore the principals. The fight was over
beer can.
The can originally belonged to OFT, or he
snys It did. Colentino found 1t In the cellar on
Friday and. appropriated 1t, when the time
came. to rush the Erowler after the MONDAY
meal. OFT missed the can very soon and found
1t going the round OF a group Of Italians, 1t
WAS Colentino's chance ut the GROWER when
Without losing any time talking OF grabbed
dirty, dagoe:;" hurried aTay;i colsntino
h AMI they fs ad
words. At ono time it was on the roof OF the
ten;stosy structqrs; and CoIs9tino threatened
Ing and OF. got word that colentino Was lying
piece Of ioi.t OFT put sectien Of Inch gas
pipe under his coat and went down When N ho
pipe on Coientino's skull with whack
tino whacked hack with his piece
u up tho tho street Yelling lin Murder" colentno
followed, his lace covered with blood.
Inspector Mclaughlin and Detective Mont
Romery had Just left Police Headquarters and
had stopped to chat a moment with jose
Laredo. tho Spanish cigar man at Houston
and Mulberry streets whom OFT passed them
ike a whirlwind. .t,olentino passed next, clos
ing the gar rapidly McLsnghin flew after
tino was about to bring HIS piece o.. iost down
on tho head Of OFT. who had fallen down in tho
basement Of the Pick Restaurant: McLaugh-
and Montgomery took OFT. Both were locked
AN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-04
1IalmInr the e.nke. WON by Morello.

ST. LOUIS June o-Morco won tho rich Club Mem.
Ssrs Handicap at NILS and a quarter run over tho
FAR Grounds track to-day after concedlng weight
dne nsld Of aged horses. He came away In the last
furionr and won by length from Ray S. ll6 (R Will
iiamS who beat Elrayo. ios Clancy. like distance
for second place Time. ?ilh. In the betting Morello
wa. n,wayn n no, favorrc going to tho poet at even
money. while the odds lens thtned nut on tho others
Cohn Brohers tn. owners or the Charter GAS stable
laid claim the STAKES 80 10 on ne gronnd that mo
made Presdent ellis has taAen the objection under
and hopes to settle the trouble without
the matter getting n The courts ,,,,-
WAS driving nnsh Dotw stn the PAIR Of Il 10 shots
Kehomn 100. ridden by Madison. and Imnilda nd he
while jim Head lapped out lmnilda whog got tho place
Needmore the favorlte, finished second.
The hrs.inrons twEyeGr0Ld scramble WAS nne
eoni.,, b.,wssr the my May ThqmGsen lo5. ridden
ponds tho best or the weghts. won under a drive by
III second part OF the six furlonE selling purse was
cts.ry won by Two iengths by the even MONEY favor
lite Volunteer u rs O. y McCsreIty); The is to /
sSo Cab prrn %. h1asi lengths before
iIht horses stsrtei II tho nrsfuriong dash which
wAs ven nader drive by two lengths by the IL to
nnl.hed second ssnE,h IN frontef Guilty. FINE :ao
tween soundpiers ioi Jornan. at to l. and III. 10
9 fsvorit. Faisro The former won by . head.
Btiast. I8 ridden by Retn. At to ]. won the mile
and twenty yards selling purse from seven other
s. ~ aGS S4Si e second
Ethel Gray was 10 t.vorite over the other four
:,.r,,Is n tss mile and tSsnsy yards 6Sndieap but
who closed At to beat her home csverly BY half
length. bt. Joe was third Time. 1:471.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-04
HIS FIRST JOB At BURGLARY
Herr Wok- Up the Whole Tenement While
Stealing FIfty-eisht Cents.

Stealing FIfty-eisht Cents.
police think, for no one at Headquarters knows
him, and he bungled a JOB in Essex street.
About 3 o'clock yesterday morning Herr,
armed only with glaciers knife. climbed mp
the fire escape OF the tenement In tho rear OF
lC4 Essex street. He tried every window. but
had no success until he had gone up flve
stories and reached tho window opening into
the room OF Isaac Bialestok. tailor. Herr In
serted his knife and snapped back the catch.
The noise awoke Isaac, but he was paralyz ed
with fright and could not move or cry out.
Herr entered the room and found Isaac's
trousers hanging on the bedroom door.
He went through the pockets and fshed out
apockethook. The appearance OF tn. purse
restored Isaac's tongue. and he gave yoll
that sent Herr bounding toward tho open win
dow. When Isaac saw the burglar ruE he
yelled louder. and in u few nom ents the. neigh
inorHood Was aroused. 1ho tenants thought
licrz scrambici down the fire ESCAPE. but
when lie reached the nrnt foor the yard was
~ cd with tenants. He ;umned over the fence
Ran the next y nI P9 ;UI ME-" and AhTa
grabbed Herr. Tho latter still had hi. knife
In hand. and be slashed Mika with 1t in SOW
eral llaccs. Levy got Il slight cut on tho arm.
And hold him until Policeman Gnlllcan got
There, Then tho burglar became very mild
aanI le!sncd ntoTicnii"n. The purse lie had
Snni"n from Binlestok contained So cents.
MHaS wounds were not serious Herr was
hel'l In the tssex Market Police Court on a
ehatgr OF folonious assault and robbery. IIo
fEai .. he was butcher and lived at $40 East
ihirHtqnarere; and his photograph was added
10 the io.ues' Gallery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-04
BERKELEY gOTS ROW WE'LL
The First School Regatta in New York
Held Yesterday.

Boyish voices sounded ont across tho Hudson River
at Morris dock yesterday afternoon and boats con.
tanning 1.-the boyish figures gded swiftly over the
pleasant waters 1t day for tho cadets of
Berkeley School, who were holding their nrst annual
regatta in the presence of hundreds OF their com
panons and scores of older people tho parental ad.
mirers OF the youngsters The regatta the first to BIO
held by any school in New York city. and its very
novelty insured grand success.
The acair WAS nicely managed. and all the races
proved more than exciting. The race for fouroared
81 rs sSs mnSa H
manned BY boy. from three Of the classes IN the
TYa sS ,S Z; R ne oS,y n.
tsr;nii. course lgas.s - - seconds, ia the
pstor. nisas The Yards IN Hs from n' COM
r6 r's he ,s seoo and e.
boy. were all highly nr,tisnt to see what the result
Fitch were started in the anal heat The boats
hs Of but me Soa
immediately separated. and tho lads rowsd nnely to
and Cary the ss two ahead
siGn INIT down he course Aims,ead and Cary had
but on Fitch and DRAKE dissenting lie was obliged
race thai attracted more than little interest was
n he me soSess sn a Sss xnn o
There was to have been race ss.ween u tse Berkeley
s"ther and III. Bertei.ys, the cours. alone
'naw .u%ma 1Ss Of sh sG race. follows
S Bgs. G2S: 1 S
heat won by Boyesen and Bayhs from Rice and Dur
ham. Time. minutes r ~ seconds.
Single GiGs-f heat won by !; Cary from Rich,
DE PeEs'cr; Webb bye Final heat won by Cary from
Webb, Armstead not rowing Time. minutes 70 %5
secOnds
Is:sy NJ Efe sTSa s.w u
=. WOODS coXsw,n second from Berkeley crew.
No =. Kent, coxswan; Time minutes - 70 secondi.
Double Gigs. Championship OF school-flrSt heat won
by Drake and Fitch from RLchard. and Webb; second
peyster; MUD heat won by Armsead and Cary from
Gilman and Boyert, Fina! heat won BY prtke and
Fitch IRON Armstead and Cary. Time. minutes
~ 4. z seconds
Four.oar-d Shells Glass Champ lon ship-won by
Senior II crew. Richard. No EllinAn No Daniels
No g. Drake No, Z, Parmlsy coxswnin; Senior crow.
Armstead No !. Cram No 2 BHysr No 0: wehh NJ 4:
No l. W. Cary No p Irwin Martin No. g. Fitch No =.
ondr.
seycnty-rve.y ard Swimming Rnes-won by Richards.
seconds
che officials ~ the regatta were; Referee. Gny Rich.
ards Yale; Judges, & Dudley and tClement March;
timers Dr. John = White and Il. Fnhnestock. Harry
H. Armstead' Jr is tho captain OF the Berkeley navy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-04
CONFINED TO HIS BED.
A Sample Hottie OF Munyon's Rhcumntisus
Curc Effected n Cure After the Most
Eminent Doctors Failed.


Eminent Doctors Failed.
julius G. Haar.agen. superinte end ont OF the
Monroe Eckstein Brewing Company. at Four
Corners. s. l.. when asked IL he had been benz
Gifted BY the use OF Munyon's Rheumatism
Cure. replied: Why n single bottle OF Mum
yon's rheumatism Cure effected a cure after
the most eminent doctors failed" Contin-
uinR he said: since 1891 have suffered ex.
crutnting agony from rheumatism. My feet
wero very tender. and at times l could not
was confined to my bed for weeks at time
during the past nine months. At last a frend
obtained for me a bottle OF Munyon's Rheu-
matism Cure from the Press. and. m ost mar
vellous to say. In 10 DAYS It curcd mo. 1t has
taken away my pains md enabled mo to re-
turn to my business. take pleasure in recom-
mending Munyon's rheumatism Cure to all
sufferers from rheumatism for. am. sure Of
its radical effects in my case Read the COLI
umns OF testimonials published In to-day's
Press
Trial walls sent to any part OF the United
States on receipt Of 25 cents. Large size Xxx
Rheumatism Cure S1.0O.
Munyon's Homeopathic Homo Remedy
ease, which are sold BY, all druggists. mostly
a number OF minent physicians, who mako
examin atoms and give advice absolutely free.
No matter what the disease is or how many
doctors have failed to help you. q visit to these
eminent specialists will cost you nothing and
may save your life.
Beware Of limitations. See that the name
Munyon's 10 spelled with the letter ~"
Open all day and evening. Sundays from B
to +. NJ No. East 14th ST.. New York. ADD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-04
IVES THE KICToR.
He Runs Out H,s 5000 Feint,, vvhis
Roberts Has OrIy 1.e9l


LONDON June 3-Tho international billiard
match between Frank Ives and John Roberts
ended this evening. comparatively little In
terest Was felt in tho play, rs 1t was forerone
conclusion that Ives would run out
In the opening runs Ives had q slight sd.
vantage. Then he ran so: Roberts followed
with 30 and 1913; After having made another
short run Of 40 Ives got the balls iamm ed and
ran 81. This carried his score up to 5,a87
Roberts made 70 points In four runs and then
Ives ran out. Ro6ertss final score was 3S3I.
After tho match the referee said In an inter-
view:
Com ment on such n match Is superfuous
The match was n curious and Interesting ex.
pertinent. but It il hardly lik to be Gated.
The PLAYERS were crnmped by tho olrcum-
stances OF larger balls and smaller 10 RI cts
and Mother was able to display his abilities
to advantage. Roberts ADAPTED hin, self M ore
readily to the change than did Ives, who
probably would have done better Ind he Ia.
was lttie moro than an accident Roberts
would almost certainly have won."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-04
International Football Won by FAN River.

FAIL RIVER, June Am international football match
was played here to-day between the Torontos ofToron
to- Canada and the East Ends OF this city About 500
persons saw a very interesting game Toronto pre-
scented formida6l. forsard line but was lam sntsby
plAyed tho best game Tor ihe CanAdianI
The first goal was scored in six minutes after the
posits end several times but Va. from .eor.
ntes before the END of tho hrst half OF the game.
Hughes. Fall Rivers right full hack. had his noss
The third goal scored by Fall River Just before
faster Alter ftssu minstes play the Srst ssai for
Canada wAs scored ~ Tgompsoh. He added TIVE more
the end OF the game The Torontos win lose $500 By
their trip through the stAtea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-04
EYER IN JAIL or THE PooRHoUsEg
How wouIa It DO to Ask Allen Cabin Pas.
s~ngers These QuestionsF

How woulA It DO to Ask Allen Cabin Pas
sensers These Questionsf
Superintendent OF Immigration Stump re-
Gently asked DR.. Senner. tho Commissioner Of
Immigration at this port. II the steamship
companies were required to PROFOUND to alien
cabin passengers the questions that hteerag
passengers are legally bound to answer. Com
passengers had not been SO questioned, and
requested a ruling. on the subject from tho
Treasury Department. The steamship com
pnnies think that alien cabin passengers
should DO exempted from the nineteen In
1uirios. some OF which arc not altogether
pleasant.
As an alien cabin passenger. the Prince Of
Wales or the Infanta might be required to
state II he or she was ever in an aims house or
in prison. Questions OF this kind, the steam
ship companies believe. might not be regard
cd In q friendly spirit by tourists.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-04
A VERDICT FOR MUNYOA.
Testimonials from Nearly Every State.
$3.50 Person. Declare that They Have Been
Cured of rheumatism or Greatly
benefited.

Since the Investigation OF tho claims made
for Munyon's rheumatism Cure by the Press
they have received letters and Testimonial
from nearly every State in the Union. nnd find
that his remedy fails to cure only about pei
cent. OF tho cases. Some OF those cures have
been 80 quick and SO thorough that they seom
aim ost incredible. Tho opinion OF PHYSICIANS
and OF tho public in general has been that
rheumatism could bo cured only by long and
persist ept treatment
il will hc soon by the tostim oninls that have
been given and by those We publish to-day
that Munyon's rheumatism Cure acts almost
inttantaneously., curing many obstinate cases
in Anew hours. Mr.. Munyon explains that his
failure to cure all cases OF rheumatism 10 due
to the fact that these patients are suffering
with kidney affections or some othor organic
disease. He says that where the kidneys nre
diseased or where there is a scrofulous diathe-
Cure or his Special Blood euro in conjunction
with his rheumatism Cure. lie advises por-
sons whose nervous system Ia broken down to
take plenty OF rest and to tone up tho stomach
with his nerve and stomach remediea. MIR.
Munyon guarantees that whore there are no
organic complications his Rheumatism Cure
will euro acute or muscular rheumatism In
from ono to five days. lie says this remedy
never falls to cure sharp. shooting pains In the
arms. legs. sides. back. or breast. or soreness
in any part OF the body. 1t Is guaranteed to
promptly euro lameness. sciatica. lumbaRo,
still and swollen Joints. stiff back. and oil
pains in the hips and loins. 1t seldom fails to
give relief after one or two doses. and almost
invariably cures before ono bottle has boon
used. We subjoin few OF these tcstim onials:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-04
MIR. RAMSEY FREE At LAST

ConJuGai Iafslicity that Had Its uiso In
EamssJ's, N. IL, Years AGO.
Justice Cullen. in the Supreme Court, Brook
Ign, granted David II. Rnmsey m absolute
divorce yesterday from Annie j. Ramsey. The
trouble between the couple began about five
years ago, whom Mr.. Ramsey accused Iost-
Of having alienated the affections OF his wife:
he ON sSsd Ut hysrson end got Y Is Nc OF
Ramsey was shot and painfully wounded at
the house III West Forthwith street She
accused her husband Of tho shooting ana had
him arrested, hut he was acquitted, George
Brown. married man. was made tho core
sp0ndent In tho divorce proceedings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-04
CLOSE FINISHES At LATOyIA.
Purycar ID. Wins the Tobacco Selling Stake,
In Drive In Fair Time.

In n Drive In Fair Time.
CINCINNATI. June 3-There were about s 900 visitors
at Latonia Park to-day. and they were entertained
with six fairly good The track was dry. but
slow.
olds. at Blk furlongs Gypsy Girl iOj "a. Clayton.
won by two lengths from King Linden, burdette third
Tine. ! 10
The second race wa. selling purse at one milo and
q sixteenth. Rock Laidley. 1O7 KayL at 4 10 |. won
haadily BY length from Happiness. Verdant third
Time 1914
The third race was handicap at one miie md fnr
long G.ndo. Ils ray. won ina whipnine hnsh by
. head from Ronald. Chimes third Time. 1918.
The fourth race was the Tobacco Selling stakes at
ono mile. puryoar n. lo5 JaIs"n At TO l. Won in a
driving nnsh by . length from Prince Decever.
SHADOW third Time 1:<4
The nflh raco was a purse for twoyrar'o!ds at fvo
and half furlongs. Vrandiere. lib Fairgouul at 10
TO hAndy from J. +. b. Will FGnso third Time.
l:12 Ii.
The sixth race WAS a dash Of six fnrlongs CaresS.
40 Ruhn) at TO J, won easily from Elva lleiress
third. Time. ! Ia
The judges were little suspicious that Caress was
ringer but the owner satisfied them that she all
right,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-04
BETRAYED III A PLUG or TOBACCO.
inc Highwayman Had the Teiitaie Article
In His Pocket.

'i'chael IIcslein OF s02 Sixth avenue bought
ap,ue Of tobacco in Mulberry street store
u ,S'Y Yesterday morning. AS he was leaving
' a' place an old man who was sitting on a
40. ..o next door asked him for chew. Heslein
s sSl to break or piece Of tobacco. when
S Sao'hsr man came along and knocked him
b etonn.. Heslein was stunned by the fall, and
otSspe ne recovered his nssailant robbed him
H III and the plug Of tobacco.
him flcih told Policeman bennett who sont
Tsasboo ne Mulberry street station. Bonpott
,Ii'9 y and brought with him William Williams
be 10 boWery; whom no had arrested on Sus-
Th.,Vn from hoSlein's description OF the thief
Siesse,, but be had IN. telltAls plug Of tobacco
ul.dt he END G%s,iaiS torn on Hesloin lden
In the r.rr1Soner Is ms assatlnnt;
e IN siCo9on Charge OF highway robbery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-04
J. g. ]. DOBSOM,
Ao-As WEST IATM at.
CLOSE OF THE RANCHO DEL P4so SALE
In Three Days 13H Head OF Youngsters
Were Sold for S1SO,5kS.

In Three Days 1875 Head OF Youngsters
Were Sold for S1SO,5fJ.
Tho rest OF tho Rancho Del Paso thor
oughbred yearlings were disposed OF yester-
day at the Morris Park. 1t was II o'clock be-
fore the sale commenced. and Mr.. Raston re-
marked that the delay was by request OF Mr..
Haggan. and not through Easton's fault. There
was full attendance, and tho bidding was
spirited. Forty-four head were sold for $780,
ee5. an average OF $772 per head.
Two OF salvator's get brought $685. a
chestnut colt out OF Vandallte going to DR..
Street for So 100. and chestnut nlly out OF
Peoria to A. ]. Hargravos for $2.25O. Walcott
Campbell bought the bay colt by fremont.
out Of Snltna, a half brother to Salvador, for
$3OO0 He was conceded by. good Judges to
bay niiy BY Sir Modred. out Of Freciosa. q very
racy and handsome youngster. for Sl.50u
The following is summary OF the sale:
Sor ais Ky S'@f-reoi,a s5o
nay HS isss By imp Sir MoGfed-rr.cio.a by 'ooo
chs.nss aiy 1922. 81 Tyrsn.-rremiama. BY Low
Bay coli. 1892 b. imp, Nldiot h!an-frobabiiiiy
Bay sos BY Ben HFross by onondasa 800
G. L,s,sneld- 1850
Alfonso; BurrdEo Brothers Observation-Disclosures. 400
Bay colt, 1ssa sy nsn Ai-R.sret BY George too
B!oan sclt lsss By imp Dar:On.Ro;aind. by 0o0
d.
CHESTNUT niiy. 1892, by ryrant-Ro,emary. by
Bay ny, 1852 By Arayie",mp Rose Of Arizona '''''
so III III s. Si.sa5@SSs..s. BY ssi
BAY eoii; 1892 By i'm ported Darebin-sabrina by
Bay coli: 1902. BY Tremont-saiin, BY Lexins: w
Bay MY lsea By impor.ed sir Modred-schooi 0'0oo
Girl By Pa! Msiloy; J. ". Rogers 100
~; M; sssS s5 s sRT xsss.a BY s1.n
ch.sipot %IIy iSss by imp Kyilo Daiy.sono. w
BtoSn iS IsS By Ren Xll-sozodon, by Long. -0o
light By onsncaka; 0necS Stable ....:....... 1000
Moiisms; ia.,i:hela u :D;r: $50
hss s B.s sag Sir Aodf.d-1eAeh.r $50
ch:.snSs slI1 1892 ~ imp Sir aodredrouehs ooo
B;ssa =" aly y Fi.,ps"si.sr to jim soo
cf:sssss snS !sss y mn St Modrsd-slipDer .oo
Se sS%s Dance: 5, 400
Rs Syof sS5 1899 p Dollar
BAY soi! Sy ,n& Dsy-Tres by GOV
nay ssit 1872 6y Fre.no-Trophy. BY imp Great eo0
B;:%s ak; iss$ h Imp Dars1n-ralafs BY sO oo
nv By mp MP. ers ROM fh as.iyt"n: $50
Black a. NY is.. by Iida'so-Uh,s BY onon. .ro
cn.:taus colt isa3 BY MISUNDERSTANDING. by 'oo
Brown IN! 1892 By fyr.n,-ventaira by virsi 'loo
che.tnst my. 1892, by Joe Danies-viaii by oo'
ch b%s G.'e ec s 5S 10. sy 800
onondaEs: Warm spring stAbIs. 400
Bay Oily, 1902 by imp Ryre Daly-wanda, by
Bay sy. lsa2 BY ' "1' Dsrebin-widow cIqno, GOO
mi sy f isss ,'tSs 100
wh . }oo l. Gr.ensT $50
ster: s,ibrooE stock Farm, ',..1 ESQ
qnirer: 3. i. Bldfls: =. 49, G5o
Brown cot. log. BY imp. Darebin-Yum YUM
b. onondaSa: Gideon DAILY .................. 800
Ono hundred and thirty five head were sold
during the three days. aggregating S15O.545
and an average OF $l.115.11 per head.