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The sun., 1893-04-25
ST nrIcHhEI,s GOOD MoHE
Gideon d Daly's Good Thrce-year-oid
Breezes 4 rs Miles In tSs.

Breexes rs Miles In 1sSs.
It was q particularly good morning at Morris
Park yesterday. and trainers took Advantage
| OF 1t to the fullest extent
Johnny HyIand Is the early bird OF the track.
and must have felt we'll pleased with the work
done by his charges yesterday. St. Michaei
far ecllpsed even his previous good WORK.
breaking q quarter Of q mile from the finish
and working mile and o furlong in 1853. and
appearing to do It easily He could not have
been carrying less than 125 pounds. When the
Brooklyn meeting opens. this colt will give Don
Alonzo and other crack three-year-ol oil
the argument they want His HiGhness with
Ramapo. DIR. Rice lying two lengths behind
the pair. covered six furlonRs handily In 1:22.
His Highness was giving away lots OF weight
and appeared to have all tho best OF the spin.
At the conclusion Of this work John DAILY ar
rived. and must have felt disappointed at
missing the trial Later on the two-year-
olds wore out on the track. tho colts by Him
var and Starlight leading them half mile IN
1Tih seconds.
Snip Donovan gave the Rancocas youngsters
iillies running out Of the chute and the colts
up the the Rayon bsin
seconds. Dornie tSailor rPrince-Dolinkal and
ths r. % Ss sSts h q. sa
to Chaos did the best, the half mile being
run IN 53t ,seconds. The King Ernest.
distance in p seeonds. the lroauHiis' Baby *
seconds. and Morocco tMorello's brother) In
81 seconds. 1t so happened that In nearly
every pair one seemed anxious to run out
and. consequently, the trials were not nearly
as good AS they would otherwise have been.
Pittsburgh Phil was again at the track aad
together In 1910. The latter is a much.im-
proved colt. and gives, every promise OF this
year making up for the disappointment he
proved to Brown Dick when In Col. Peppers
stable. plebeian did a strong galop only.
King Cadmus took matters easily
Cassius is reported to be taking exercise
under tho shed aud has not been seen out IN
him. and this, is probably done as no great
horse on the track.
Roy del Rey did nothing fast. but is receiving
lots OF long. slow work. He moves and looks
splenddly. BY Jove is attracting great atten-
tion on his looks. but Matt Allen is eviGently
In no hurry with his stable. and they will none
opens.
George Taylor has reported for duty with tho
StrRus stable and will he on hand whenever
anv trials are likely to come of.
Tho chestnut colt by King Ernest Mimi In
Briggs stable Ia likely to prove All extra good
colt. and he went half mile handiy in SAX
yesterday.
Shed work is becoming very popular at
Morris Park with the trainers. Those who
have wintrred there will give an unusually
good account OF themselves whom the regular
season opens, as the hasty preparation for
Is nearly Rure to knock good many
horses out carly In the season.
The sun., 1893-04-25
YACHT skIpPERs IN TROUBLE.
Capts. John and Charley Barr DO Not Get
Their Citizeu.hip Papers.

Capts. John and Charley Barr DO Not Gc
Their Citizenship Papers.
1t seems that those two famous yacht skip
pers and brothers. John and Charley Barr
who will command respectively the Paine cur
defender and the Navahoe have had consider.
able trouble in getting their naturalization
papers. Tho brothers have for . long time
been anxious to become citizens Of this great
republic. and to this end two years ago took
out their first papers, and at that time 1t was
them to wait two years for their final papers.
which period exnired on April h
before Patnam tine o ths Gnsea
II and sss Sf 1he
&c. Among The questions ash cd Of Capt, John
Mhf sssa
s.:is, sSs clara BrissS or American built
British YACHT. though she was owned by an
AmnSSriSan nS ma, and carried an American nag"
tne time OF your residence here. and do not
After Capt; Charles Barr o. the Navahoe told
Intnam said that he could not accept him
eihes tha Jpstise Putnam then sent for copy
to r ssson 1sch IS
intention OF becoming citizen OF United statcs
any competent court, and snail have served three
yeArs on board OF merchant vessel of the United
stsios su6sequents TO the date OF such declaration
ana inc production OF his certificate Of discharge and
Eood conduct during that time together with the
uncAte OF his declaration to intention to become u
cti1eh Dc admitted n citizen OF tho United States;
ana every seaman benRa foreigner shall. after his
Gecinraton or intention to become citizen Of tho
United states and after he shall have served such
three years be deemed ctlz OF the United States
Tor the purpose nf manning and serving board
merchant vessel OF the United states. to the
contrary IN an act Of Congress Notwithstanding: but
American citizen he deemed such after the frny OF
bis declaration OF intention to become citizen
Justice Putnam then said: II will not mako
final decision now; There are several points
of law involved and !, will hear you further
through your counsel"
Capt Charles Barr has lived in this country
Tor six years and. like h IL brother. owns real
estate. He has served on three different
American vessels. Including trip to tho West
Indies In the schooner Gitana. Quartermaster
OF the Galveston steamer Seneca. and Captain
OF the American 46;footer Wasp and Oweane.
~ The Minsrva was built on the Clyde for c. II.
Tweed OF New York. son-in-law of ex -Sena-
tor william NJ Evarts. and carried the Ameri-
can hag most remarkable thing about the
matter is that John and Charles respectively
ase f,e n0w II pe the pamploy OF Gen. Charles !.
pendence.
The Barrs have secured F. N. Stone as
counsel. and they will appear before Justice
Putnam tomorrow for final hearing.
The sun., 1893-04-25
Tho Winners as Gloucester.

GLOUCESTER. April 24.-ThouGh only two
fayorites won to-day the second choices thar
landed In front helped the talent out Sum
mary follows:
First Raoe-Five furlongs. Jersey, 1o7, 2 to fNer
Tlck). won; CIov-rdale, lU7, ~ TO (Enn.l seeoni
LtLbert llb 10 TO q. Lynchl third. La Cgale and
Bonnie LAss to Matte Howard. ~ to L. Barrien
los, TO Darius and Patroces. 80 to d Piedmont 10
to l. gIsat Guns, /: TO l. and My Graft. 20 10 also
second kaes.s furlons,sa wi.t III :. to 8 rrss)
necs'tfui 100, l6t" Penny. third Harry IIipkson.
@ Mac 40 .ba g. and John seGlrrigs to 8. also
Third kacs-six and one, half furiongs Blizzard l3s
Sto tE Tribel won; huato, 10v 4to1 CARROLL sec.
ond Alright, lo6. dto (Haml. third Eolic & 10 In
Radent. 70 to IL Tom Karl $50 /; General Sardou 20
to NeedmoIe 30 toI: Karl b. 20 to /; Poverty is to
I; Warpsas, 20 to vandyke, 80 to /; Extra 40 70
and AAbsl Pomroy. 90 to l. also ran Time. :2S%
Fourth RAce-ons mils. Fernwood. IO4, 90 1
fhAml won; Text; ia 2tel tfitssimmonsI second;
heonrassr. 80 .o1. also ran. rms i;4SiS
~ toi iCoro.syr nr.i Ph,iar.. W, 10 (MurphyJ
TO ]; also ran Time, o;16H
sixth kaoeZFiys fuIlongs Lebanon. los. 9 to a.
Trio-l nrht: Monroe loS 15 to (aeCluley) second,
Lenos Jos. 10 70 twallacel third. Paradise, to i
Spshdoline 70 ssqueL TO ,; Maid OF Rlchand
=" Matte Lee DO l. Goodiy. IL 10 I: I'd BeAmHn
!" i2msry iee. TO i FsIe. l. 10 4; DunhaIn %
'' ''~"isr roio l. also Time, ;05.l
The sun., 1893-04-25
NEW TORKERs WON THE BOUTS
At the Seawsnhaka Boat Clubs Tourney
Last Night.

At the Seawanhaka boat Clubs Tourney
Last Night.
AZ the Leo Avenue Academy OF Music last night the
Initial boxing tournament of tho seawanhAka Boat
Club took place.
The bouts decided were very keen. and a small but
most enthusiastic crowd OF spectators witnessed them
6o'ham boxers won most OF the honors tho Down
Town A. C. taking the Hons share OF the bouts There
was one bad feature the show and that the ap
Eesrsnes M OF DARBY boyle Of ths Union = OF BROOK
yh VINO oy MS eght-round bout ana defeat of Jack
Nnlnhs was certainly out OF tho A. A, L. pale.
The bouts result ed thus;
Special bantam. weight Class los Pounds or Under
first Bout-Mlbe innley. Down Town 4. T., defeated
Michaei Clark, tross Town A G, Second Bout-Thomas
Elmer National A. O., defeated John Madden stand
ard \: @; lhrd Bont-Jim Welsh, Down Town A. G.,
ueieatsl frank ReRAn. Henry A.
special feAtherweght Glass, llS pounds or under
r,rst M bout Henry APPEL. -. George A.. c. defeated
poGn Town 4. g. defeated Edward Cook. Wallabont
Levy. Down Town q
Special Weight Glass Ins Pounds or Under-Frs,
So'nb knI seibury Brooklyn 4 e. defeated Ru
,ees'ur A. e. defeated Paddy Mccormack Down Town
:, Speeisl Light Weight Glass. 1as Pounds or Under
EDDY Waters Ideal A. g.. Knocked out Joseph Ryeaux
brighton a. O.. IN the second round.
The sun., 1893-04-25

Tho Luton Company No. IL. D. A. g. O. held . n,,,.
shoot at the headquarters of the society ~ St. Mary.
place last night That international ride chnmn,o,
GuS Zimmerman. is Captain OF this company The rol,
lowing scores were made three shot Zsttlsr target
poss bic 10; Gus Zimmerman, ~: Gus Ringlsr. 10: n
zstler 6s: Charles LschEi es; Charlie. Rein a. Otto
Eshlein, 81; y odendAhL 80: N. GAmIin s5: r. s.v
bsrger 63 Leo ztzmAn. 62; Loo zitzmxn III; M
The ntst outing Of the Turtle Bay Club came on At
divided into twomsn teams, the lowest team 70 pay
the expenses OF the days outing The scores OF fhe
scores possible go thrss .esIss 70 q fssSs
ter. 2TS g Plate and H. W. Tanner, J2ii: II. BpbiI
Ter and J. Ochs, Jr.. 1,Ibe '' - S~'"
The sun., 1893-04-25
Il T. NJ. c. 4. RELAY RACE
A Chance for FIeet.footed Young Men 10
Win Gold Medals,


Tho foot racers OF various Young Mems Christian As
sociations will have an opportunity on Decoration
Day TO show their mettlo A relay race from New
Haven to New York. Adsance OF ninety miles 10 being
arranged and members OF ten associations will partic
pate The start will be made from tho house OF the
New Haven association. and the nish will be tho
Harlem branch, West l35th street. The runners
will he divided in eighteen relays of nve
mile miie' each. and three men vii! start on
by 6icycsis and will be accurately timed Gold medals
will DO given the men making tho best recorda Tho
associations which VIII contribute the New
Haven. Birmingham. Ansonia, BridgePort stamford.
Harlem Branch Tweniy-third Street Branch Eighty
Heights.
Ths nnal arrangements for tho run will be made at
meeting OF 10 physical directors q the various
associations to be he'd this week The ors are j.
gardner Sm'.h ,na Harlem Branch; MeCurdy.
Stree Street Branch; r G Phi!ip.. Institute Branch; n.
Haven; u Sheridan. Birmingham: a. Tennant.
Ansonin and d Cam bridgeport.
hoped 70 cover the distance in eight hours Al the
conclusion OF tho race there will banquet at the
Harlem branch. and an entertainment in the hall
The sun., 1893-04-25
WILL ASK NEARLY $500. 900.
That IL the Upset Price FOR the II. A. c.
Property.

properly.
Tomorrow at noon Receiver Andrew Freed
man will offer the property OF the late Man.
haitian Athletic Club for sale at public auction.
The sae will take place at Ill Broadway. The
receiver has been authorized By Judge Truax
OF the Supreme Court to refuse any bid insuf-
ficient to meet the membranes OF the
club. and also has .he power to ad-
journ the sale from day to day. AS the
mortgages. taxes. interest, &c. aggregate
mum price at which the property vii be sold.
Mr. Freedman says the vau OF the club house
Is estimated at $500. 600. the furniture at S2O.-
OOp. the boat house and honts at $500. and
the lease Of Manhattan Fisd at $4,000. As
he is unable to estimate what can be realized
on the clubs personal property. he has decided
that the obligations must be met BY the sale OF
the realty.
The claims Of unsecured creditors amount
to S3OO.OUO. Up to date Mr. Freedman has
been unsuccessful In his efforts to induce the
second mortgage bondholders to release their
claims for less than par
The sun., 1893-04-25

Tho Executive Committee Of the League Of Amsri.
can wheslmsn. which consists Of President Burdett
and VicePrssdsnts shsriden and Brown, have rem
dersd decision upon the appeal OF tho Massachusetts,
division OF the l. A. VI. Who sought to have the sane
tion awarded the Bay State Bicycle Club OF Worc.stsr
for race meet on May 30 revoked
Both the bay state Club and tho n. divt
sion applied for sanctions hold on May 80 Tho
former club had the preference on account or having
nled the first application in the hands H. Miller nf
ihe Racing hoard THIS fact caused The Massachusetts,
the Executive Committee The latter body after con.
sderng all the points the case have decided to grant
meeting on DECORATION ,,, Day Tho Executive Commit
May sos general holiday the dates Of the two meet
The sun., 1893-04-25
clan. rs to 1 J.c, Lowell. 20 to , ol.m.n. 50 70


rIvrH RACE.
Asweep.,akes o: SO each, for maidens three yesrs
Old aud upwsri with 800 aided which $40 TO ssc.
oni and S25 to third; i've furiongs.
kuppsrt Jr' I. b. o. Chattanooga q. by Luke Black
burn-Mame o. 10 (simms), .,....... .............
" .. DIVERS br. o. st Hubert, T. l1o uambley)..
G. r. sandcrss b. c. Biue Bood 0. 11o IN HID
Ci7stnic Little Charlie. 1nrot. Jack Pot Oaklawn.
Pisa colt and Naraschino also ran.
Pine, :oSA go -
BetttngstS 10 5 srstnst Chsttan o6es. eto 81 Hu-
bert to Clysmic, to Little Charlie. 20 to Ingo
90 to Msrsschino rs 70 Niue Blood 30 to Control
80 to Pisa colt so TO Jack Pot. 80 10 Osklawn.
SIXTH RACE.
sweopstnkes of $40 each. for three olds and
upward that have run aud not won nt this IN eetin1
with $500 added of which S76 to second and SIC TO
third. six furlongs
IL u Dwysr'sb IL Kingston. aged. by spendthrift--
W. Dsiy's Gu. h. Bolefo g. ia lMeDermotp.
r. Urndley's eb g. ~. Denis 4, Ill III Jones).....
Strathmsid also ran.
Time. 1i1aA
BettinE-8even to ! Kingston. to against
Boieto. 10 TO 1 Strathmaid 30 to 1 ST. Dsnia
The sun., 1893-04-25
A FINE CARD At ELIzABETH.
A Great Field in the OaIwood-Biitnen and
Bnnquet In the Handicap.

Banquet In tho Handicap.
Tho track Of the New Jersey Jockey Club 10
now in flrst-class condition. and to-day's rae
ing will probably be the best at the meeting
thus far. The Oakwood Stakes. for all ages.
with fourteen named to start. and the handi.
cap sweepstakes. with Blitzen. Banquet.
Badge. and other cracks engaged. are the fea-
lures Of an unusually good spring nroEramme.
The condition ms and entries Tor Oil the races
are:
First RAcs-A swsspstakes of SO each. for maiden
oids; with $500 added OF which $40 TO second
nd To
The sun., 1893-04-25
Sale OF . rrom,.iax TArs..y.ar-old,ru,x

hEMrHr. April 24.-Cushing Il orth Of Min.
neapolis bought to-day OF d. A. Bradley al
Nashville the three-ye old bay hlly Lola A..
by ENQUIRER. dam Ogarita. for $4,000 '
Lola A. Is a sister to Engarita and last year
IN three starts won two races running second
private has been OF such a character hnt AZ
h9rsensn i9ok for her TO prove the 10 Tam
nien oi the West Her first appearAp ce In pub
Prize on Saturday next at Hashyiils. In which
race her new owners will endeayor to win her
The sun., 1893-04-25
Grimm aad Dixon WIN Meet.

WARRINGTON. April 24.-Judge Newton OF tho
Coney Island Athletic Club. who has been In
this city some days. to-day announced that
70 nght before the Coney Island Athletic Club
at ~ pounds. for purse Of SIC. 900. 1t is ex-
Pected that the articles will be signed In few
The sun., 1893-04-25

BEHLiH. Germany. April 2<-The Arrangements for
the pedestrian composition between Berlin ana yisnn.
have boen completed. Germans and AustYi.ns .tu
start fL2ln Berlin on Nay - and So and the Eoal viii
DO tiorfsiorf suburb Of Vienna They are 70 20 over
road, lsN'1u.y sE5ssd upon. aud TO wnS only be-
The sun., 1893-04-25
English Rsee Horses Tor Chicago. ssis

The steamer Homadic. which arrived yester-
day. brought over the race horses Strathross
and Exultation. owned by the Duke of Beau.
TORT; and bound for Chicago; also two Heres-
lori bulls and two heifsrs. all In good CON
The sun., 1893-04-25
Bowling Games go-nig b I

X. c. A. LEAGUE
Harlem vs.. Institute. at Harlem alleys.
Bedford vs. YOrkville. at Bedford alleys.
The sun., 1893-04-25
SIEvERS MEETS NTH DEFEAT.
Frercks Beats the Academy Tournament
Champlou.

sievers and Frercks OF the Rosedale Bowling Clu
and Holden OF the N J. A. and Fidelia Bowling club
rolled interesting games in THx sus individual cham
ponshp tournament at the CIerinAnis Assembly Room
alleys last night. The scores.
The sun., 1893-04-25

young man. who had o commission OF $3.50
Keeper Ridge Levsln. welched during the a.
ternoon and was arrested.
summary Of yesterdays races follows:
FIRST RACE
A sweepstakes Of $40 each for twoyearolds that
sddsa o. rhiSh s.S 70 second aud s25 to third the
~ ss,:s.. Ellen IT, "y Pow as Las.
ssssl sssdsts. r y.na,s W 9sS M
fsss:. fSsRs Clara %sSF? a%' s.S t'n. ss"
oi.n.nsns so Clara /" coz sst.pi ao to ienas a.
t'ss 70 and and
W Rollers & % Ok b. DaisyriAn q, by DsnacArdoch-
As6sIl ss.Sis's CO. Double Cross. l. los ieD.r
1I:ls. h,sss fsik oTs,s
Time, 1884.
stock. IStO Arnica. 20 toI Paragon. ming
THIRD RACE.
sas:i Of wisS .ySc 10 .:soaa :nS :S
M b., psy;s' M R 9 bSn Alonao by Long rAw-ROuna
.ysaSy Moa Tom siidnor.. Psreeisr Joast and
Ysun( Aiion to Princs Gsorss' iS To- s,as sssnss
~ 70 Ajax. 10 70 Tom skidmors 90 TO Perrisf
fouRTH RACE
heavy handicap sweepstAkss Of $40 eAsh for three
feAr-oids and upward. with $500 added OF which s7b
second And Sz6 to thitd; four aud balf furloaKs
one sds s'hsfs boI., eh SSd Dollar by s
W. Lovelrsb b c Jack Lowell. g. loa uilerfc ol,
5orinsninr. Clement, Estelle. Magellan, and Easter
49,. Time. oi58
~netunE-fvcn money Cod DollAr 81 to 1 a1nIn.,
ss''hr' bfol sr"sco. 10 20 ro.ueniof. 10 20 iHaT
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Hon. w. r. Ellis, congressman elect
from the Inland Empire district, is in
the city today, returning from the eapi-
tol city. He has so far recovered as to
be able to walk with the support of a
staunch hickory cane. It was unex-
pected of course. but entering congress-
as he win after the Sd of March next,
with SO strong democratic majority
against him, his ''old hickory ought tc
be OF some service to him. It may be
the correct fad to class our popular In
land Empire Congressman Ellis tOld
Hickory" who knowa.