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Tho Ariel Tennis Clubs open handicap was continued
yesterday afternoon. The finals were reached in all
the events except the mems singles The best contest
of the day the match between Cragin Colwell
the latter who had been moderated by the handicap
pers. winning after close contest. In the mems
doubles the strongest team Perkins and Hobart
heavily handicapped that they fell easy victims
Cole and Crawford The scores follow:
MEMS Singles First Round-Sidney I. Smith, New
York L. T. c. scratch beat C. 8 Rathbun Chester Hill
I. T. c.. ffteen Ga. o.: R Co!well. Jr. Prospect
Heights L. T c. fifteen. beat J. Parmly Paret Kncker
boeker /. G.. owe hfteen; o., 40.
l. i. g. nfteen. Calhoun CisEn. New YORK 1. T.
mems Doubles First Round-James W White and W.
Trimmer. Arie! L. 7. G. nfteen. beat A. E. Kent and s.
P Bowers. B.rteiey school scratch ~ 80. ~:
John iioSa1 sr and re Psrtn. W Yol ssn St G.
ladies', snsle: preliminary Round-M!ss 4. Trimmer:
County l. G. by de dsst Miss 'S Met 4knson King
First Round-Miss A, trimmer. Ariel l.. T G. half
s-aNS4; Miss juliet Atkinson. Kings County l. + G..
haf nftesn beat Miss HellwiR Kings County l. T. C..
NV HAyrS. June s:-Tho play in the tennis tourna.
mont for tho championship Of New England had little
Woft Of Hobart and TSinadSe in ' the doubles anS
Arthur Foote Of Yale in the singles Hooar. and Tai;
the in tho doubles by beating Dodge
and Terry In the singles Foote. who is PLAYING in his
Foo.e played careful game while Miller was Careless
In the ist set The second set went TO Miller but he
Was defeated BY Hobart who will play with f. l. Hail
of New York tomorrow afternoon for the champion.
Singles Third R6und-Foote beat Miller. 60. Sc
o.: Hobart beat Foote: 81 6-3. 80
wright aud Beach d-3. e-3 Dodge and Terry boat
Bp5eh1Td and Graham L. 81: -
Terry 6-l, g., SIS,
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A BIG SOUTHERN FAILURE.
ID. h. Loveman OF Chattanooga Cos Down
MANY Debts In New York city.

CHATTANOOGA. June Sd. B. Loveman. one
OF tho leading dry goods merchants in the
South. filed deed OF trust with the County
Registrar last evening for the benefit of pre-
feTred creditors. He named as assignee the
Hon. II. Clay Evans Of Chattanooga. late First
Assistant Postmaster-G General. and Louis
Black OF Cleveland. The preferred creditors
and the amounts due them make UP list OF
thirty individuals. firms and corporations. and
an aggregate indebtedness OF S13l,7S65T. In
the list Is the Central National Bank OF New
York for s25.000 In addition 10 the preferred
creditors are the general creditors. chiefly in
New York city. The list has not yet been made
public. but the amount will certainly be a
heavy one.
The assets, which embrace everything that
Mr.. Loveman possesses. including his homo
ana his household furniture. which are en-
braced In the trust deed. will aggregate over
S350.00O. All the local banks and local credi-
tors are amply protected. The failure Is due
to the curtailment OF credit by the stringency
Mr.. Loveman was ono Of the most progress
sivo business men in tho South and was fore
most in all public enterprises at Chattanooga
He is an ex-President Of the .Chnmher Of Conn
merce. n director In two hanks. and conspic-
uous figure in many local Institutions
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SENTINEL At THE WEDDING.
Waiting for the Brides Father. Whom He
Promptly Lodged In JniI.

Promptly Lodged In Jnii.
There was Q wedding in the household Of
Edward Dodson Speer at $50 West 125th street
on Wednesday night. The youngest daugh-
ter. Elizabeth W.. was to marry Morrison
Rogers, superintendent OF O'Neills restau-
rant and her father came all the way
from Providence. Md. where he 10 super
intendent OF the works OF tho Singerly Wood
Pulp and Paper Company. to witness the cere-
mony. They would not let him into the house.
He was met on the street by Deputy Sheriff
Terry. who arrested him on an order issued by
Judge McAdam of the Superior Court in an
action brought by his wife. Elizabeth Webb
Speer. for divorce and alimony.
Father Speer pleaded with the deputy sher-
III. and asked him to allow an interview with
Mother Speer. but his wife refused to be seen.
and the daughter asked the deputy to take
her father away before the guests arrived. as
he was not wanted. and his presence would
spoil the wed ding festivities. He was accord
T Ths Es1 j. ples Of Snmess cRareh
M9s spser asyt Which the order
Of arrest was obtnned. Is attached q letter sent
h Sy he. She .1s Id Msy the f fs
the letter. with few notifications:
Lsn. T..nS h: on cars arr In. as Of SsnaH
ior the last time came home after an absence q Nv.
months lull OF love as my nehFt ever Knew ana
with love turned to hate at uncalled for
actions thought that to give you an elegant house
New York. and arranging SO that all Edith Edward
through tho year with at the mill ut the expense
my labor day and night. would DO q pleasant thing
for all. This prepared and made ready. and asked
you back with You care o little for my comfort
blank. blank selfish. Jealous disposition governs you
wish to blank had never gone over to-day. and II
you think that am going to work and slave for You at
This age OF lite NEARLY ~ to keep you In luxury In
New York. and me slave like blank blank dog day
saaer With cold over my body BY lying hard 10
ble-wny you have mistaken the man.
am ready TO quit the mill in the morning, and when
I do quit you Fay the word and resign. 10 blank
with such n life. Not blank bank penny will you
for rent the house until an abject
apology comes from you that am believed and this
cussed archinK and Jealousy ceases
II you me. the head lines OF the letter must
commence with the apology or stop reading stamp It
Keep thus letter You hate me and may want later
against me-. shall help me God. write you
again or send . penny until that apology comes
The affidavit goes on further to say that Mr..
Speer had been guilty OF " q course OF unfaith.
fulness with ono Geneva Sutton" and that
Geneva is the mother Of a child supposed to
BE- Speer's. Mrs Speer declares that her hus-
band wanted her and their Youngest daughter
to live In the same house with Geneva In Mary
land and TINT her refusal to do 80 was tho oc-
cnSion OF his desertion.
Judge McAdam will hear motion for coun-
sci fee and alimony on June16
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Business Troubles.

The Sheriff has received an attachment for
81. $50 against tho Jefferson Bank OF St Louis
In favor OF the Beirus d Barclay Company for
goods sold. The attachment Is on the ground
that 1t is foreign corporation. The bank has
q paid-!n capital OF SCo0OO.
Tho German Exchange Bank has entered
three judgments for $500 against Louis
Myers. two for S3.101 against Simon Myers,
and Two for S4,lOl against Eva Myers. at 167
East SiNty-fourth street. The judgments We're
On notes made by Louis and endorsed By
Simon and Eva.
Tho Sheriff has received another attachment
against the Ale and Beef Company Of 2UI West
Seventeenth street for So. 1876 In favor Of Alfred
= Rose. The Office furniture was sold out by
tho sheriff yesterday.
Several mechanics liens, amounting to S24,-
1868. were filed yesterday against Richard T.,
George H.. and Elizabeth Johnston. builders.
Judgment for 50, 20S has been entered against
George BntjeI, grocer. at At Rutgers street,
In favor OF Frederick Batter. wholesale
for $1,000,
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MOODY MERRILL'S DISAPPEIRANCE
Claims Amounting to $3.50 500 Filed Against
HIm-NO Warrant Issued.

HIm-NO Warrant Issued.
BosToS. June s.-There is every indication
that Moody Merrill. who dropped out Of sight
week ago. carefully laid his plans. and that
his flight was not upon the impulse OF the
moment. lie has covered his transactions SO
that 1t will be almost impossible to entrap him
should he como back. while many OF them
approach the danger point and aro within a
hairs breadth OF making him liable to arrest
The claims against him are pilinR up high.
making total OF 1886. 500. tho biggest claims
being those OF Mrs. Baker for S125.OOO and
Mrs. Long for 100000.
District Attorney Stevens has refused to
grant warrant for the arrest Of Merrill on
tho demand OF Mr.. Reycroit. representing
Mrs. Long. This was severe blow to Mr.
Teycroft. but he has not given up. and Is
working on the other cases. hoping to start
the prosecution. r. b. Henderson OF the firm
OF r. W. Prescott Il Co. Insists that Merrill
was not heavy Spectator. but merely an oc-
casionnl dabbler in stocks He said that the
such as they M ight have against almost any
person. and that the firm would not have put
on It's
itors who; they considered we're unduly crowd
peculiar proceeding on Merrill's. part. Miss
Eastman's father. who II now dead. gave Mer;
III sS snS moF r. ss"
to Miss Eastman. and. after recalling the fact
that Mr. EASTMAN had seen an old friend nI
the mortgage and take insteHd u mortgage for
similar gysT y n to DGw ,he 80 S T.
gage ana the note which had accompanied
the m @ ri gag" when It was executed The NOTE
bors on It's back endorsements Of the interest
W Mas az" Rastmnn. slace Mr. Msrris disappear
ance, has had the matter looked into iy he.
GOnnss and ds ta, f DSwa at
Hef, T.. seI% dfs%a;SFts
nss VII Wien M ks MhG pa ada
fraudulent endorsements OF interest," on "s
MoSJREA1, juno s.-Ths proprietor Of hotel
picture Of Moody Merrill. the missing business
o o. hSsHn ,v that o. ed az Ills
as i. +. M"n iIi WashinGton, b. G He left
the next day for Montreal
John II. Young alias James II. iardley. an
sx-soldier In the Eleventh United States In
fantry. was held In $4,000 ball for exAminh-
ton BY United States Commissioners Shields
Yesterday. charged with having raised . check
amount was paid to him at the Sub Treasury.
Young had altered the check 80 clsverly that
tho fraud might never have been discovered
but for q misu derstandipG In tho department..
which ied to thorough examination OF tho
A few days after cashinG tho check Young
disappeared. he was found yesterday In tho
employ Of q rubber dealer .at So John street.
tie Sess and
SSnS s sss sss St. oos
the payment 81 the altered check.
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HONORS ARE EASY.
Ryan Draws n Ruy Lopez Against the Ger
n,un Expert schottinuder.

Arnold schottlander. the German amateur
chess player, played against J. S. Ryan at the
Manhattan Chess Club yesterday. Ryan had
tho move. and opened the game with Ruy
Lopez Although white succeeded in winning
q pawn. he had by no means q good position:
in fact Schottlander remarked aftcrward that
he ought to have lost the game II Ryan had
played the strongest combination at his dis
posal. As 1t was the game was draw after
forty-nina moves
For the subject OF the second game . Gluooo
Piano was selected by Schottlander. After
eighteen moves had been recorded the pdrtie
was adjourned at tho request OF Ryan. Ap-
pended Is the score of the first game:
FIRsT EAMEApuY LOPEZ
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srap Which f0 shs eend TIE homes and earn;
inRs OF every American laborer; which shall
opportunities: which shall preserve our home
market. tho most profitable In the world; to
SSa mnfs sHcry Srern picSnc 70
every foreign rroduct which we can produce
Sp n sf i. 'o1 This Is the tsfr Of Washington
OF Jefferson. OF Hamilton. OF Lincoln. aud Gar
It's the tartff OF genuine Amsrlcanisni. and Il
is tho tnrir which the Republican nerty m can
to maintain. Then recipr9cIty shall open our
return t9r the Tres SdpIssiap o. tie products
ono hundred cents in yaluc. and We win never
s y, resting upon uncertain and doubt
This Duke closely watched tho Governor q.
hc addressed tho Convention. and when h6
guest o tho city LETT The hall. and another cali
went W. Tor the platform builders. aud this
time tho document was forthcoming.
The platform contained this:
W. favor homes: money. money composed q gold:
n rys sna aS 6 s H R AND ns %nasT
h.nGf o; the country muS: be maintained ana u.
S.sias with Tie ananosI situation meet. oHr con.
We d.noancS the s,oysd purpose of the Democrats
sas S%fpS, zen s Ss
present currency system established by the Republican
PARTY the safest and hest system ever provided in
nation. and to SUPPLY it's place with currency Issued
under the authority OF each ono or our forty four
States which can never be either safe or OF uniform
value
favor the policy Of full and adequate protection
to American labor and industries Tie heat exempl,-
ncaton Of the principle OF protection and reel rcity
that has found expression IN tho tatutes Ia tho Nc
kiniey act We cordially declare our adhesion TO tho
doctrines OF that measure nnd faN such amend
ments thereto Tor protection time and experiences
may show to be advisab Q.
We endorse the action OF the last General Assembly
in providing by law for tho protection of railroad en-
n mel naR nf
Tor the arbitration Of labor for tho TAX
alton OF franchises and collateral inheritancos aud
other tho effect of which viii be to reduce
the burden Of taxation fnrWs and other property
The platform was adopted BY unanimous
Com missioner. boat his opponent. Brown OF
Toledo. The full ticket named Is: Governor.
William Mckinley: Lieutennnt- Governor. A.
l. Harris; Treasurer. w. r. Cone: Attorney
General John K. Richards: Judge Supreme
Public Works. Frank j. McCulloch: Dairy and
Food Com missioner. F. ID. McNeaL
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10tH1 HueVfuIouI'' ''''''s''''
HARLEM CRICKET CLUE.
Prize Fighting Is Dead In Australia.

six Francisco June e.-Pugtlism Is dead in Austria
la prize fighting having been prohibited in Sydney be-
two killed IN the ring So an exodus
OF sluggers may be expected to this country. Among
the passengers on tho Alameda were Alec GrifhthI
better known as Young Critic, Grino comes to this
country in search of good feather weight ana n fat
purse GrIos intention 10 to remain hero for couple
OF weeks and then go East
He Will challenge Johnny Grimm. George Dixon or
George Dawson. and Will night anywhere that suita-
battles, and has never yet been beaten Both Critic
and Alexander arc much interested In the club just
started In Chicago on thei. way east they will stop
and take look at II.
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Death OF sheriG, tho Prussian.

cable despatch received at tho Polite. Gas.fts
once yesterday announcing the death in London on
Sunday of william Sheriff. the pugist, who was well
known in this country as "the Prussian." He was
Charley Mitchelrs antagonist in this country lie
fought the nght in 1913? at Harry mrs place at Flush.
draw at tho close OF tho NTH round. and then amid
great excit ement. ordered sixth round. which ended
In Mitchelrs favor sheriff fought Nike Cleary twice
shern 40 years old and his htst nigh, was with j.
with both George and Jack orion, tug" Wilson a nd
George Fryer were among the pail bearers at the fu
narAf
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FIRST GAME@DuY LOPEZ
NOTES by scHoTTLASpER

(a) BIO 2 At once WAS prelerabIo.
(b) P-E = GU. hit to have led to a win for white.
icy This eak move inRsmuch as IL lost pawn
P--Q lit & instead was much stronger.
tdj PIP ought to have been considered here.
(ej Black could never aford TO take the R r. he
Ii RxP. black wins the bishop viz... .4h BIB eh,
<6. XXI So RIB; A.. RHR. Blk q CHI &c.
Later in the afternoon Delmar played two
games against Schottlandor The latter won
the first game. a Nienna. opened by Delmar.
aud lost the second game. an irregular de-
fence. adopted by the local expert
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College whcelmea Suspended.

The Racing Board OF tho League Of American wheel
have suspended the following whsslmsn from the
track until July 10, Philip II. Davis. @. ~ Holmes
sld y. 4 Pratt Harvard william H. Gisnny, O. w.
Brewster, 4 Q. Hydict. A. Y. Psrmsrs. aud 4. H
Young. YaisI v. Z watkins. Georgetown University,
George II. Coates. O. wyborn. and H. Brayvogal Uni.
yersity Of Psnnsylyani.I J. cArnochan and W, II.
bia; 4. y. Bliss amherst Z n Goodwin, College CITY
The offence for which these men have been aus
pended 10 violation OF the sanction rule. Tho L. A. W
sanction rule reads;
rrometsrs Of race meets must In All cases apply to
the district In which tho event are DO run
for Official sanction II shall appear that there VIII
eaten under thi. rule shall have prscedsnee TO 30 do
meet or event must be forwarded 70 she Chair.
man 81 the National Racing Board BY the members In
charge.
Athlstic clubs shall in all oAsss receive sanction
ssA WITH general AIhistis programme. Any saAieuF
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Another Green Gripmsn,

Travel on the Broadway line was stopped
for about an hour at 1890 yesterday noon
by the failure OF the Gripman on cable car 10.
hound south to release the cable opposite tho
Houston street power house. The cable was
thrown off the wheel, and the line was block ed
from Houston up to Thirty-sixth street till the
cable was replaced.
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competing AZ race meet event not thus officially
sanctioned shall be suspended At tho option OF the
Board"
Tie ofcers u the intercollegiate Athletic Association
directly responsible for thcso suspensions as theS
refused apply to the League American Whoelmen
for sanction Last season tho rders refused 10 race
until sanction hat been applied for. Tho susr enson
OF these riders at this time will prove big setback az
the annual rnc- meet OF the Harvard University
Cycling Association Will he held tomorrow and all OF
these men will be declared.
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The eleven OF the Harlem Cricket Club not stand
the shadow OF chance against the eleven of tho New
Jersey Athletic Club in tho exhibition match played
yesterday afternoon tho wicket Of tho Now Jersey
oval at Bergen Point The score:
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THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets Jan. I, 1898. SOC. 76i $40 90
Surplus by Company
(By the highest legal standard 1t is over
$1,000. OOO)
1t asks attention to Its economy OF
management and the consequent low cost
OF insurance.
PHILIP 8. MILLER GENT Agent
AVAIL st.. New York.
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Ghiranu advertisements.
THE THOMAS HOTELS,

Ru; of Portland granite. brick. and steel making
them practically hrerrnOf Immediately opposite to
entrance to Midway Pla,sance and tho Worlds Fair
Grounds European Plan Everything nrst class Rates
81 20 to 81. For particulars add ess
JOHN s. THOMAS, Proprietor
RELL HOUSE. CHICAGO. northwest corner oglesby
- and N2i st. now open: rates reasonable: Euro
pean AnerIcan three blocks from 62d st entrance
TO FAR. correspondence invited EDWIN BELL. Jr.
LloTEI pRENEI. 1853 prcxel Id. Chichgo-A
frstclass family house: beautifully located; con-
N-nient by steam ind cable TO all points, rates s. 90
to $3.50
MANCHESTER HOTEL. Go37 to e.O43 wentworth
lNl av. ChicaRo.-Cnnncitv. 400: structure new and
rnnnrnt delightful cation; only ten minutes from
Worlds Fair. Rates 81 ard 81 per day.
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woeks's Creditors WISH He Would Come
Hack.

Hack.
The creditors OF Francis II. Weeks met yes
terdAy in Stearns & Curtis's once. 81 William
street and after looking over. the situation
came to tho unanimous conclusion that IL
Weeks would only come back there would bo
possibility Of settling his Affairs In about two
yoAEss
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ATTENTION, OLD DIR. GREY,

.. ATTENTION OLD DIR. GREY,
30 years specialist In diseases OF only Ucer2
disohaIgss geet striotures blood, skin Kidney blad
der Old Dr. Greys treatment positively cures organic
weaknesL nervous debility. OF youth, bad
dIeama lost manhood shlulken organs iihpsdlmsnts
70 marriage quickest permanent Mt ed In
Al dsAses Once oyer ~ years at 12o East 18th st.
near Union square uours etoe sundays q to g. o 70
T. His charges are tho lowest Advice free Chhrse
for medicine only and no pay until cured.
A -LADIEs needing conndentiai treatment may
n consult DR.. Selden W. Grove, professor OF mid
wifoIy since 1855 remedy for iTregulariliss; safe
healthy; cannotfAL 2l7WeN 18th St. near Broadway
a DR. CoSRAD. LADIES' PHYSICIAN
"a Treats with perfect success and safety all female
eomplAints Private LantArium. 254 West 3kth st
noCToRs OFFICE to let; has hson occupied by
~ specialist for several years. good chance young
doctor Bee Mrs WEST. West 18th ct
NERVOUS DEBlLITY IN MEN CURED,
Az AZ years. by DR.. HEATH, lo4 East 2vth st New
York With local applications and medicine after hAy
Ing suffered under oiheT treatment proving thas
stomach medicines alone canTr tu' II Ser
vteA ~ morning 10 v eytn - 49, .-lday lyEsae0A.
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Condition OF the Cana, Street Bank.

c. NJ. Preston. Superintendent OF tho Bank
ing Department. completed yesterday his OK
animation OF the Affairs OF the Canal Street
Bank. Deputy Attorney General Hogan will
apply to Judge McAdam to-day for tho ap-
Rointment Of receiver: The stats,ment Of
SIT. SIS03, which viii come out Of the stocf:
holders The total assets arc 5000 e97 "a Of
which s426.7 1928 10 in bills discounted. $685.
Shoe and G ssshsr &SnE T e sseS1s
S SanS thS55s one .d Hnt'd s Motts
$4,000. and twenty Toledo, ST. l. and Kansas
City Us worth $4,000. loss OF about $500
10 allowed for on doubtful bills and loans
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@fdiraL

ATTESTION-OLD DIT. GRINDLE.
University City OF New YORK Medical enart.
menp; 30 years specialist in diseases of men only,
h,dnsy bladder positive cure for nervous debility
GRlApLE guarantees quick permanent euro In ali
diseases peculiar to men Once over IL years III
advice free Hours vto v: sundays, y 10 4. q to No
charge unless cured
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Glass lsI-scOo. offered by Mr. H. Aston Carey for the
master showing not less than five couple OF hounds
horses be ridden over the jumps won by the Mon.
mouth County Hunt.
CinHs SJ-llorses suitable for hunters up to $50
pounds-Cheyt nut Hill stock FARMS b. X War Dance,
rst prze $50; ~ &. Reynals CHI. Jaloutte second
pri,e $40; Chestnut I'M stock Farms b. Modesty
third prize. $50: H. X. Vinguts Dr. g. Warrentoh.
Class 3s-sloo. offered by Mr. j. Dickman Brown for
I'll o best mare geding not over 10 to BIO Sho to
Class U-frotting stations. three wears Old and not
over four years. Rundlo a Whites bi. Frisco, nrst
prye So same owners Beltaire, second prize sT5
SCIass ll-TrottInR stallion one year old over two
Hugh Bren's CHI. seldom. nrst prize. sIb
Class tiS-Shddlo horses exceeding 15.2 hands. Eu-
gene Tliggnsb Lauirrdalo first prns 500: Oh eat.
nut Hin stock f1rmsb Acrobat, second prize. $50;
George Peppers b. & KiIxsberry. V II; T.
get OF registered hackney out of any breed OF are
not hackney. Won by Chestnut springs stock Farms
Class 6I-Fourin.hand road teams Charles r.
Bates nIst prize. $50; C. A. Boudouine, Sr. and Jr
second prize. SIC: Woodnwn Park stock Farms team
OF brown third prize $50: Richard y. Carmen's team
Ciass eo-Park Police horses. Won by Patrolmsn
Francis Coyle. on 9. benny; PAtrolmnn George
Green second. on b. z. Roscoe; RoundSman james Nc.
Giyun third. on b. q. Meloc. and PAtrolmAn Daniel
Troy fourth, ON b. g. Soldier
Among the events to be decided to-day are
trotters in harness, trotting stations hunters
ridden by men In hunting COSTUME. park four
in-hand. sporting tandems. and q race Tor
ponies.