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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
OF INTEREST TO ATHLETES.
BASEBALL. TROUBLES SEEM TO INCREASE
Talk IN Tile OH RS

Tho rumor OF approaching trouble In the B'oohyn Base
bali Club is heard and tho chances are that baseball over
Nh, Bridge will be conducted under entirely dnerent ar
rangemcns from those during the last two years u H.
Byrnc and John NJ Ward have not been In thorough
accord as prosdcnt manager should be- and the result
will be The retirement OF the other As President
Dyrne is stakeholder the club he Is likely 10 re-
main unlc.. he more advantageous pace 'o''
where else That Byrne not satisfied with warn
ohd last vcar Ia certain According waids friends
tho manager ia also dissatisfied They assert st Ryie
,n,or,eed with the managcment ~ the players Ward Is
stakeholder IN the NewYork club. and he had sincere
a.t,,r. ar,opg tho other stockholders The present
,d.r ~ the Brderroons would like nothing better thaa
q, he elected prcsidcntmsnacer Of the New York club
This would dispense with the services OF John b. Day
p T. Powers and Captain Ewing While such an appolhe'
,oent would be great financial saving 20 the Newio"
club I, Ia doubtful II the change would be p'pu'r'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
THE MOHICAN'S ALLEGED OPPONENT
HER MYSTERIOUS MOVEMENTS AND HER CAP
TAIN,s POSSIBLE DISCOVERIES.

HER MYSTERIOUS MOVEMENTS AND HER CAP
TAIN's POSSIBLE DISCOVERIES.
san Francisco July II CSpccal.-Captain Barretts
absolute denial that he ever said a word at FORT
Townsend in regard TO thu alleged encounter between
the MohIcan and the steam sealer Alexandra settles
all doubts In regard to this Arctic hoax. which IL
now faster.d upon an Imaginative reporter from
seattle.
A letter from sand Point Alaska. under date OF
June 90 gives some new facts In regard 10 inc
poacher. The schooner J. Il. White, which has
arrived from Hakodat.. reports that when she 'eit
that port the Alexandria had only 1000 skis. what
she proposed 10 do mystery but The impression
AT Hakodate was that Captain Mel car had saRcn OUT
some rookerics on the Russian coast ana proposed
10 make mid on them. The sealers say the Alex
nndria cannot DO maintained for less than S2,JOo
month II would be II dead loss, therefor. for her TO
depend mon p,lagic sealing. Hence they argue that
IN. vessel would not have been fitted out had not
Mclean brown Of large rookercs which he can de-
scend upon in the fall when seals VIII be most
plcptiful and get enough skins In two or three days
10 nav his owners a handsome profit. what pears
ont this theory Is that the Alexandria i provided
With n largo number Of clubs. similar TO those used
ON the Pribylov Islands to knock seals on the head
n she were Intended for pelagic sealing she wouo
not carry these clubs.
victoria g. C.. July 31.-Wcdncsday evenings mai
h,ough TO the seven year old daughter Of Alexander
Mclean captain Of the steamer ALEXANDRIA, winch
WAS snid 10 have fired upon and disabled the United
s,o,cs man Of war Mohican while In Behrng sea-
Io,.r from her father written In Hnkodate On jane
~, the day on which h. /, said 10 have attacked me
Mohjcnn Captain Mclean said that he was not going
to the Russian coast but would return home when tho
season was Ger In japan. The letter proves IN"
unrenality OF the story OF The AcAahnfms atu'ch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
RACING AT BRIGHTON BEACH.

1t was again demonstrated at Brnh'o" rae
that ordinary horses can. and do furn'Sh INV" ,,o,
ing The card was excellent and drew OUT . .s
crowd As usual the fayOritcs won "oN ~, ,o,m Of
much N the delight OF the spectator. Ih' w.
The horses OF the Beach can h. rr"'n "P'
every instance and this speaks well for th' W" %
A match was arranged yesterday Tor mex, .d'" ~,
nkc place before the nrst between 'a 1880 q,
Aartland for I'll 900 side at I'VE f1no"ss 0"N
carry $50 pounds
Here are summaries; ,,,o M
Fits. raee-Four and half frfIorSs IT, ,,,v, 100
r. Tribe q ~ ! won; Morris.ey. 10! tMaiV'yy =,
10 l. srcond: Laughing Water 100 81 La",u, II JIan
Ahd Johann.r Day Berry. Honest Tom, MAY ~ odd
nibai virginia ri iio,nc Hun. Trophy, Ibco'a :"
Step also Timc-o:E ~ MN 6
Second racc-Fiyc fu'lomgs ronin,. % a.; cond
Sab Rosa IO3 Vctplanck). 20 70 j. THU ,no Timc
Marble (;crtic Clcar Sea aud Patroln"h ''S' ''"'
II o3L. ,oo
Third iaec-Onc mile aud quartr: bnIaoo ~ .,
e. Tribe 4 70 l. Won: baylor. los III JoneSl ,b,d
second King Jro 30 q. Lsmbc,l 10 10 L., nn,Jt
ISusa S. JaIonlca Pelie Of Orange. Hue Eioo' anu ~
Arrow also Tioc-@:1i ...,
FOURTH race-Seycn furIongs. Siroeco. y! nnd
8. Major Daily. ia lNcmmcycr; 49, ~ Connt
Lean, ia fShlcid<i. II tn 1, third Ioan.nha' No"''
koonette aud S<edaddic siso ron. Tlnc-i ;2os' -
ffth racc-Slx furope.. Tom Touch no tc, .aud
}'~ money. won; Kcmorse. 1oJ IN. uii)' !" - ''S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
,ss,rlrrD IN JANUARY. DIED LAST NIGHT.

lanes Il. Bolton, hfty-fvc years old, Of No. 127
wbtest. was last evening arrested and locked up
In the Church-st. station charged with homicide.
On the afternoon OF January 30 last the prisoner
assaulted samuel Thampson thirty nine years old, BY
striking and knocking him over railing In front OF
No. 43 warrenst.. causing him to fall into the sub
cellar and receive fractured left hand. two severe
scalp wounds and acerated wound over the left eye
Tompson was taken to the Chambers Street Hospital,
and thence TO Trinity Hospital, In Variek-st. Hs
died there last evening AT O'Clock.
At the time of the assault Bolton had an exam
ination f. court, but let out ON small pah 70
await the result OF ThompsOn's injuries After meS
husbands death last night, Mrs. Thompson came aown
10 the Churchst. station and told sergeant f1ess
was In charge Of the desk. The sergenh! ~ WV
sent to Bottoms home and had him arresteo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
Is MAYOR MATTHEWS SLATED FOR GOYERNORt

springfield, Mass. July ol.-" The Morning Union
saws that at a secret conference OF the Democrauo
leaders Tuesday 1" Governor R'issilS room nj the
state House II was decided that Nathan Matthews, r.'
Mayor Of Boston, and James Is. Carroll, of spring
field should lead the State ticket as can1idates tor
Governor and Lieutenant Governor, respectively. Inc
The issues which the campaigi VIII be fought VIII
not diner materially from the plan OF campaign WHICH
Governor Russell followed last year.
Pcston, July oI.-ScveraI prominent Democrats were
asked to-day about the reported conference, which
WAS said 10 have resulted In the selection OF Mayor
Mathews Of Boston, rs candidate for Governor, ana
John b. Carroll. OF Springfield for Leu'nant-Governor
and said that all they knew Of 1t was what they had
read IT. the papers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
FOR THE MIDDLE STATES REGATTA
MANY INTERESTING RACES TO BE ROWED o.
THE p,SsAIC RIVER TODAY.

Oarsmcn about Newark were busy yesterday with
FOR tho annual regatta OF the Middle States
Association, which opens TO-DAY Nearly all the crews
Individual o,rsnen from distance arrived at Newark
yefcay and Indications point To onr OF the most sue
cessfu rccatta- ever held the Ia.stc River.
The graf race IL day T. the senior ouroar1d shell
race between III, Ataanta> OF Newly ork, the Newiork
Athletic club men, Atoncs. OF lioboaen, and the
Arlcls OF Baltimore. The senior cshtoared shell race
between the Maltas Philadelphia the lalislde Club
crew. Of Yonkcr>, and the Ataiaha' of Ne"-horh' Is
expected To be a close The first race will be
started at 10 o'clock this morning. and there will be
race every half hour until o'clock
All OF the local Newark clubs had many oarsmcn as
their guests last night Great crowds are exc ted by
the clubs today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
TIE BICYCLE RACES AT ASBURY PARK.

Asbury Park y. j.. July 2l tSpeciap-Ihc ocSo'e
tournament of the Asbury Park whcemen opeheu Uu'y
at the athletic grounds on the bank OF Dea, Lam ~
per.ons saw Arthur zimmerman TOOK
mart md was in fine There was no meeting De-
tween Zimmerman windlc and Tyler. Windle was en-.
tered but could not here In time Tyler was preSe'
and won a pretty race against strong H'iu ~ ~ i'
u,,on ., fancy rdinu The will be continued To-
morrow. and it is announced that Zimmerman Wndc
and Tylcr will surely meet in at least one OF the contests
The following is the summary OF to'dsy's races
=, d., &, o so As time limit Of so had been fixed
there race. -, -.
nn. mic o,cu-Zlmmerman first. but the time limit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
T AM AR
|NDIEN
CRILLON
An ILLINOIS MANS TERRIBLE CRIME.
HE KILLS Two MEN, SERIOUSLY WOUNDS 4
THIRD AND THEN TAKES HIS OWN LIFE.

KILLS TWO MEN, SERIOUSLY WOUNDS
THIRD AND THEN TAKES HIS OWN LIFE.
Metropolis, ILL.,. July 2l.The most shocking double
murder and suicide that occurred In this section
took place In this city this evening. when Richsrf
Shoemaker killed Richard Lnkens. !r.. and George
Lukens. seriously wounded their father, Richard and
then committed suicide by sending bullet into bis
body. All the parties were men Of high social
standing I'm this city. and we'll known throughout
southcrp Illinois and Kentucky.
Richard Luk"ns, IT,, married Shoemakcr's step
daughter. Miss Lillian Jones. some three years ago.
Shoemakcr was Miss Jone.'s guardian. and upon her
marriage W; called for an accounting. seemingly
he had run through with large sim left her by her
father. rults were brought In III, courts and
bitter feeling resulted This evening shoemaker,
arnel with two large .evolvcrs walked up TO Richard
Lukcns, RS, cato, and finding the two young men
standing In the yard opened fire, shooting George
I'm the rlg1 temple and then sending bullet through
Richards heart as he holding his babe In his
arms Sho ale: then entered the yard and fired
shot AFTER shot into the quiyering bodies. Richard
Lukcns, ST.. hearing the firing. to the scene u
trouble only to be met by the murderer who opened
fire him, shooting him in the tLieh. shoemaker
bullet into bis abdomen, ana was cead In lew
moments. l.F f.
Shoemaker was fry years old, and leaves wife
and two children. The Lltkens boys were aged about
twenty eight and thirty. Both had wives, and eacn
child. shoemaker bad been preparing himself all
day, and this afternoon showed bag % cartridges
to fI"ni. asking In nOnchaant manner II they
would Kill man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
BRIGHTON ENTRIES FoK TO-DAY.

f,et io' Bon VoyaS" l02 King Arthur. MacAulcy.
each Ada Blue ~. "
second rass-siX furlonss. Josie. los ConnorS. Ioi
nanir H.. Fiorihda. Elizabeth. SALIVA l02 each Cha
munka >!r;nc. 20 each ASCOT 81 Hartford Daly %
each; Lorlndd. DO Anglo %; Eliza Ann. 90
Thru racc-.Five furlongs selling. Contrition 1O7
Mendicant lo3 Josephine. Japonica IOI each Tommy
Dixon, 9@; Hay Tav. Miriam, VI each ouocn Enid Tube.
rose. 81 each sue b., 81.
Fourti race-Seyen furongs; sclnc King Crab 1i6
Coonafe IL; Lizzie McDrf. Doncastr. l07 Lori.
mer 1Ot Emblem, 1U2: Harry Alonzo, 102; Wyoming.
1O1 Lallah. "a.
Fifth racc-Six and onc:Nlf furlon1s; selling. Cox.
swain III Ea",Sthorn, 10 Barefoot. 1I2; Snow ball
Bob Sutherland 101 each Shenandoah Wallace 1903 each
Arnica. 1Ol Billy S. Faithful. % each; Lou Rhc. Do.
Sixth race-liandicap stceplcchas full cour.c 81.
John l55 Ecarc. 10: Pat Oakley. lij Ciamor, 1876
lakewood, 1870; Easterbok, rs Farewell. 1877
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
CAUSE or THE FATAL EIPLOSiON ~ BH"oh ~

Fire Marshal Benjamin Lewis OF Bro'hNn' '.'
made a report on the circumstances attending u"
poslon and fir, which occurred Thursday al" ',,
IN the frame building In the rear Oh w. mon.
worth.st In that city. causing the death oi i'"I p
ems The fir. marshal SAYS that the building Has
been occupied for many years for tue mahu'"o'",'
OF hattcrs' trimmings and rubber cement lie n'a
that large quantity OF this cement anu Wv, r.
barrels OF naphtIa and benzine wer" Soreu a"u :"
use In the building. THE building WIS e',, L.
the report "and the machinery and an npris"' "o.,
,.iny 4, n .t IN, limr with al the doors anu
windows shut. md with n temperature oil I" i."s'
ninety degrees. caused the nnphtha In use =, "' nt
and come In contact With fire or hs"' 's"'''"' ANU
The fatal explosion follow,r' ,u tho proprictor
and his son ca"Tl O y %'i r"" are john
n Wctu,c.., Uf,Y s,vrn wears old who had WORKED
in the factory about seven yr'; ~, ana ans E, and
cousin Of Mcutchccn. Their funerals, too Will 'aNc
place tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
SENSATIONAL RACING AT DETROIT.

MAsCoTs FAST TINE IN THE FRFE-FokNLN
CRY LOWERS HIS RECORD.
Detroit July 81 (Specla)-The Detroit "I"i'
emit trortnc meeting closed with senaa'ioh"i M =,
racing to-day. The fccforall pacing race W"
hors, men generally expected would prove nun W."
than a walkaway for Fixing Jib Developer NV
great contest. Mascot winning at the rhd " "
fastest FIVE heats on record. II was the nrs' wa
test that brought together the three great 20 49,
Mascot Hal Pointer ana FIXING jill. Inc NM
OJ L. which the last NAMED morse p"''
Saginaw last week. sent him To- the post nv
fayorftr over the most formidable field oi SdeWh''i
ever seen on any track. Phoebe Wilkes reP'.
her winning lHttsburg performance III tne
class race hut the great mare was not AT nei
TO day. and she won with little to spare Ill" W"
ISOLATION race OF the "a trotters was an easy 'e
for the fashy counterfeit Silver star. lin 4'0''
novelty race went the young horse fhiaru WIN
out much OF a contest. BY the peculiar cohuiho".
Of the race the two horses ranking best NJ inc Civ
OF three heats retired with first and second money
while the others trOttcd two more heats 10 ue'iu'
third and fourth prizes. II was poor departure III
harness racing The old horse Guy, starting 10 Oea'
Ids record OF 10 "a, trotted In 2 90 "a. odn
uari,s:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
CRUISE OF THE NEw.YoRK YACHT CLUB.

The programme for the annual cruise OF the New-forN
Yacht club issued Yesterday. The RENDEZVOUS VIII
he at Glen Cove August :. The REGATTA Committee
will make the the flagship May. by invitation
az Commodore Morgan. The Commoiorcs cup offered for
sioops cutter, and yawl. viii 10 sailed FOR the day oil
the rendezvous, by yachts Of the specified rigs In cruising
rim Commodore Morgan has also offered cup % be
sailed by sehooner> in cruising trim the day
The race for the Gocet cups Will be sailed Of Newport
m August IL. THIS twelfth series OF races Tor
these cups On the quadron's return om the castv ara
the Astor cups. offered by John Jacob sloop
cu,ter, and yswls will he sailed for. There will De
the usual przea for tho squadron runs
The conditions for tho Astor cups as
follows: The winner Of the inst days Is :"
ke one cup and The second and third and fourth
boats shall compete Ia the second cup
In the OF the second cup being by the boat
which second third In the first days race. there
sn,ll b. a third between two boats. the
winner o. the third shall take both cups" These
cups offered las, spring by Mr.. Aston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and TENDS 70
personal enjoyment when rightly used Inc
many. who live better than Others, ana ENJOY
life more. with less expenditure, by more prompt
~ adapting the worlds best products TO the hee0s
If physical being, will attest the value TO hcaith
Of the pure liquid laxative principles eihof"'c' ~
+ o remedy. Syrup OF Figs
Ito excellence is due 20 its presenting IN the
form most acceptable and pleasant to the 'as'e
,ho refreshing and truly beneficial properties OIL
a perfect la>ative; efcctually CLEANSING the sys,
tom. di.pcllins colds, headaches and fevers' anu
n,rruancn,ly curing constipation II has gwen
.,isfac,ion 20 millions and met with the approval
or tbc medical profession because il acts on the
Kidneys. Liver and Bowels without w''N ',"a.
them. and it is perfectly free from every oo'ec'
tionabc substance. :.
syrup of Figs is for sale by all druggists III
.on and 81 bottles, but it is manufactured oy
the California Fig Syrup Go, only, WHO'S S %n
!. nriuted on every package, also the name' HSIur
:, FIGS. and being well informed. you Will no'
.occpt any Substitute II offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
THE ONEIDA BACK IN THIS PORT AGAIN.

f. c. Bcncd!ct's steam yacht Oneida came in through
Hell Gate and anchored Twenty .sXthst ycstcr.
day afternoon The oneida is the yacht which Pcsi
lately been cruising guest OF Mr.
Benedict The Oneida steam yacht CT al tons She was
formerly the UtoH ana, and owned by w. f. Connor
She comfortable va hit and good sca boat She Is
l3S feet over all and 12l feet OH tie water line She
was built in 1883 by John Roach & Son. at Chester.
Mr. Benedict Is hosptabc yachtsman and never cruises
without a rarity OF friends hoard. Mr.. b diets
family also generally cruise with him.
When tho President IS on board, he frequently ia
In the sumner time Mr.. Benedict is said to address him
as Admiral" reports 10 him for orders as to where
the Yacht shall co. The President In return is said to
always address Mr.. B'n dict as "Comnodore ana 10
issue no unnecessary orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
w. f. SHEEHIN COMES HOME .IGAIN
HE ARRIVES on THE PARIS-SENATOR CANTOR
ALSO ON BOARD.

HE ARRIVES on THE PARIs-sENAToR CANTOR
ALSO ON BOARD.
The Lleuicnan-t OvrrnOr, William +. Sheehan, and
Mrs. Shcehan and tate senator jacob A. Cantor were
among the pas -cnger, the steamship Paris. which
reached here last evening. Mr.. and Mrs. sheehan
were driven Immediately the Hoffman House and
as soon the Young Hcu,enant-Governor could
xscrc rooms and escort Ia. wife to them he sur
rounded by crowd Of politicians Ills brother Police
number Of his Tammany followers in the XIilth
Assembly District 70 welcome him. and with them
were arout fifty leading 'liechan Democrats, of 2
Buffalo. who under the command OF one OF thei
Lieutenant tiovc nor, Poii,c commissioners, Frah8
IllIc OF IsuiIalc. This Is the man whom Sheehan
wanted Governor Flower to make member OF the
State Poard OF Mediation and Ar ration last winter
The followers Of both Police Commissioners sheehan
ana Police Commissioner Illg went down to the pier
10 meet the Liz ut nan, Governor. They bad arranged
To charter steamboat and reach the Paris down tho
bav but the OK epionally fast tim which the Amerl'
can steamer nudc spoiled their plans ard they had
TO content themselves with going 10 the pier They
cbe.rcd the Lieutenant oveinor, however, when ne
walked down the gang plank. He was looking ex-
trcmcly we'll lie would not discuss politics at al.
hut told Of his experiences In Parliament in LONDON
and I'm the French chamber Of deputies Mt sneennn
ihiul that Glad stone, IalfOur and Chamberlain are
but that II was cut snort Ds lis ocns ''h'n h' Ia
Paris. ...,,,
about the political snatiOn He was sorry, however,
that Governor Flower had seen fit 10 veto inc Dill
presented by him. and passed. providing for the sup
port oil III" achuo>lhp 81. Mafys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
CLIFTON RAcETEAcK OWNERS PARDoNED.

Sea Grit y. j. July 21.Thc Board OF Pardons OF the
s,otc NJ New.Jerscy here to-day ana granted pardo
=. ,viIIi,r 4. EnreInan John J. Engcman. George H.
,socJ,,, A. IT, Dattcrby and Charles V. sass. pro-
nrictors and officers Of the Clifton Racetrack hhc
roners were convicted and sentenced each to mprson
mont for one year and pay fine OF $500 aud costs
The Iardons do not revoke the lines ana COSTS Inc ae
fcndans were indicted for keeping dsordcry place TOT
maintaining a Iacctrack
All Of the members Of the board. Governor Wcfts'
Chancellor Neon and Judges Clement Of Camden County
Phelps and Bocert Bergen County Brown. Of Middle
cox County; Smith OF Huntedon County and Kruger oil
Issox County present with Assistant Secretary OF
STATE a. II Hickey the clerk There were ncdily forty
Eases considered by the board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
"a TIOTTING-MERC1IANTS' AND MANU-
FACT1rRFHS, COHsOLATIoN-PURSE 5000.
TIUl"-- JUG, : III : ~ =
rpEE FOR AII,-PACING-PfRSE SOO
aL-cKY. BALDwIN's COLT A WINNER
REY FL SANTA ANITA CAPTURES THE LAKE.
VIEW HANDICAP AT WASHINGTON PARK
THE OTHER RESULTS.
wilkes. br. M. by Hainole'3 Mnm


THE OTHER RESULTS.
f,,ooco Ir,v o1-"Iucky" Baldwin captured the
rakeytew Handicap at Washington Park to-day with
,,s col, Roy FL Santa Anita The stake was worth
obou, SO. 800 to the winner In the betting ,or
ngans pair. vas,al and LonganoNie. were "''h'"
from = IN 3 down 10 q 10 5. Filtration was aus"
we'll liked md we'll played. After twenty minutes o'
Inv at the post the field WINS sent away WIN var"
razor In tho lend Vassal second and LonganoNie third
Rounding into the stretch Clara Bauer iooK'o Ike M
casv winner: but Baldwin's colt. under MOTIFS
vigorous riding got on even terms WIN nv .'
,eot her ont In n drive by half n length. llayd'e'
,he f,vor,te Mt o to g. had easy thing Of 1t IN
tbc first race winning 10y two lengths. f"r"'
dov inset the "tacnt' badly In the fourth race
,v winning at the long price Of 20 ]. E'h'i' Tue
heavily plavcd favorite In the 9th race cohla 40
M better than fourth Ganelon at 10 l. "ihh'ns III
callop Senator Morrill,, with Iaral up was ch"S',.
~ win the closing contest, but Hiiur. good thihS
from Kiley's stable won the race handny' Sh'h'
mares
First race-six furloncs Haydee 1903 rhorpe 3 TO
r won; ST. Croix. 100 tMcr). . TO j. secohd' "fso'e
l. 100 (shieds), third. Time-l :l42.
second racc-One mile. Forest Rose " U'rah'np' y
N won: Bridal Ven los (Morris). 10 To ], second;
pcl,ast 90 a. Clayton, o 70 5. third. Timc-i in
r,Ir, racc-The IAkevlew Handicap for tvo-ycarooS'
with 81 800 added six furong'. Key ~ SANTA ".'r''
lO5 (Aiorri.). 20 won; tiara ba""f, nv l'ou''
n 70 second vsssal. 1is tTaraD. 9 10 s. third Time
las %,
rou,,h racc-Onc mile and 20 yards. Faraday loZ
rrhorre) : to l. won; Highland 100 (wiIsm')' % l.
second; Prize 81 (Pcrkin,), 30 TO l. third Tme-i'e'
Fp,h race-sx furlones Ganeon 81 clayton . t" l.
uon Warren Leland 12i Morris. 30 ~ ]. second
Iorcnzo 12f MILLER, 3 10 l. third. Time-l ID
e,,. 800 Six furongs Rijur. I03 Thorpe. 8 n 5.
Won IonnIe D. III williams. IL to J.. second; Elva.
los PERKINS, Is TO |. third Iime-i 10