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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-07
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-07
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-07
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-07

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-07

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-07

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-28
.NEU-J
JERSEY CITY

In July last the Eric Railway Company received
permission from the auth of Jersey city To
lay "a track across pdvonit-aye. AT Barnum st. on
condition that It's old ling tn" ferry would
be removed. This has never been done, the pre-
tcncc being that the construction Of the Eighth-st
sewer prevented the company from using the new
tracks at all times. Mayor Nanser investigated
the matter and found that the wcr was completed
some time ago. AMI yesterday he sent notice TO the
company that unless IA" cd tracks were removed
by October q he would have them removed at the
company's expense. Mayo Wanser has also ex-
amncl the paving OF Irr<-st., between Jersey
and Nnrck-st.. ard finding that the work was not
properly done h. informed John Nolan, the con
tractor that he would get mcIey until the street
was repavcd The work is being done over in
proper fashion
\ crazy man. whose Identity has not been estab-
lishcd. created considerable excitement In Jersey
city Monday night, Tie ran shouting through
tirand-st. AMI jumped into IN" Morris Canal. SeV-
crai persons VIII, had followed him got "A rope and
threw it to him. but he would not be helped and
after swimming about for few minutes he clam
bcred out and started on a run 10 Van Worst 81
Seeing St Peter Roman Catholic church open for
vcspcrs. he entered and ran up the aisle shouting
at the top Of his voice. The services were sls-
pended uniil he could be arrested He was sent 10
the city Hospital and VIII probably be transferred
to the asylum at Snake Hill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-28
WHAT Is GOING Oh TO-DAY.

wcstchcstcr County Fair. White Plains.
Tammany y Laniplichtcr race duttenburg y. m.
Frank Ellison'> trial. court Of General Sessions.
Emma ,,odmans trial Part ILL., Court OF General Ses-
National Society Of Electro. Therapeutics, Berkeley
Lyccrm. 10 a m.
Republican ward conventions, BROOKLYN evening.
KnicLoIlock@r Field Club entertainment. evening.
Deck Commissioners meeting
Protestant Episcopal Convention. Church OF the HOY
Trinity. 10 a. -
Union Theological Seminary inaugural CEREMONY ~
a. m.
Republican organization XVIIth Assembly District
Forty -fourth-st. and Ninth-avc., p. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-28

For the First Special Iamrghor had an easy raop
the take. lie is in magnificent condition a. his
work wcdncsdav plainly shows. He covered on" ana
onc.fourtb miles in 3.lO without tho slightest cNrt0n
That he will grand TO-DAY his owner ana his
friends extremely confident With such rd"f a.
Tara on hi, back with Ittlc chance Of there being
any jo,ting Interfering between e cont slant. many
turncn predict that b,t contested eyer
run on the turf will b. witnessed by tn persons
who visit Guttenturs to-day.
Tamna,y J., another public i,yoritc, % much Hat
IL difficult tel which hors has the larger number Il
admircr- Marcus DAILY. tho 81 Tammany. Il ono
Of the few the tgr who race horses purely f'r
the sport the pleasure - b. derived in breeding AMI
racing horses. IL liberal buyer ~ III" sales aIi has
imported Of The hiehprir stars Of tn yctrlinr
sci , he'd I'm Fnollud Matthew B,fnc-. th trainer ~
Tsnnany. mods Introduction 20 the racofoine pn''c
as the vict,ic, Of Ponlc. Drop Salvador. Montana
and Tanmany mad hi, name famous one Of III.
loadiug Amer ican trainers. TauuanYs Is q
racehorc &. extern lrlan In thrceycar.old form
h. net with only jingle Of at having four Of :he
five races which he started.
This season Tamman, had no chance 10 show his
form a. he burt Of hi, hoof~ in working over
,Ae hin at wc,chesier at tho Spring meeting. The
horse va, on the -hcli until the lcsinnn, u "a"
C,Ia,csond ting. lie made his hr,t appearance in
a lurse race ia which he had pallop for the
money. In the second Spcc1l Doe had only Sir Wal
ter To dcfca, The rlcc In such manner
that the form Of neither horse in the race could De
determined. The Distance wa, one and one-eqhth miles
which was run :57i4. Tammany was worked ont
an quarter 81 mile, 10 a Inc on Nun l"l INC
match could be formed by hi. friends. lie covered
distance from the Jud-cs stand T. the quarter pole
in Os. he carried ~ pounds
J. J. nylind and other. say that TTnuany has
worked ore and quarter mile, over the ''riNe~end
track in ora that tO.day's Iirc is E"cly TO be
@ fast one 70 matter how The Jockeys are instructed
to ride Tamnany', work Tuesday was all That his
trainer could dcsife re covered ono and quarter
miles in 90 that j., excuse for him on
the OF condition.
I W AK ~ a
baum how he II he had charge Of him
IL don't 10 say" the reply. but with a eood
jockey his back cant see how he Is pclhg 10 o'' inc
race" -
Tie betting extremely heavy on the race. Wh"'ock
the bookmaker bet 600 Tanm1ny. Picpara-
have Teen made for gr Al crowd OF p-ppe M mr
track. the fourth the programme - uat
persons who after the can avoid "a, fc
AZ tho clos. days sport. Tn, Salvador up wiz
present with ttllyho coach. Several pifuts ha'c
srpied for room for their ay-ho coaches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-28

ordinary races az the spring meetings. but was beaten
in the Suburban and every important race in which
he engaged until the fall meeting AT Shccpshcad Bay
Pierre Lofillard. his owner. by the advice OF his
trainer John Uucgn., sold his stable Of horses in
training Lampightcr Knocked down 10 q. Wal
baum for $4,000. although Mr.. Wabaum expected TO
paw least 900 10 secure the horse. In Inc
oriental Handicap at the Grayesrnd track Lampgher
or and jo>tcd. but his rider pcr-eNercd and
forced his way rail- and the horse showed
wonderful burst Of speed that such ostute turimen
Rowe, the starter aud many others, said that
Lampightor OF the greatest horses they hnd
ever The hor seemed 10 be hopee>sly beaten an
eighth OF a mile from home, "a the others had MIN IN
such position that TO urge him seemed Ike throwing
him over the rail There the smallest Of an open
ing but To- the astOni,hment Of everybody when Tjrdl
called on him. he went through. aud won with amazing
ease in the fast time Of :0s. When IL i taken into
consideration that Lamplichtr was carrying 27 pounds
and giving away Jumps of weight TO such horses Ban
ouct Sir Walter and Rudolph. il shows what sort of
horse Lanpichter when well ridden by good Jockey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-28
ELIZABETH.

4 largely attended meeting 81 the Citizens Anti
Racetrack League was held at Elizabeth Tuesday
night at the Office Of Richard +. Lndahury. TO
take steps 10 organze branches Of the league In
cye-y ward and township OF the county and So
cure pledges from voters to east their ballots
against any candidate for senator Sheriff or
Asscmbyman who is known to be favorably dis
posed toward the racctracls. Lists VIII be pre-
pared In every ward and circulated for signatures.
and the league expects To make things lively FOR
would be racctrack Legislators An especially
strong effort Is TO be- made 10 defeat Assembly man
Kelley. the only member from Union who voted
for the Racctrack hill. and who expects renom-
inatiOn and election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-28
GRAvrsEND ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

First race-Heayy handicap: for all ages five and a
half fgrlonrs Stoncne 12s ld1cslcgh lls Pedestrian
ZIG; Highland. lO1 IneOt, 30.
race-N Son winner; for two-yesf-olds special
weights h,e furlongs. La JuiYc. ll3; Pirate Chld
10. Iceland lCS: IactOtum. 10S; TOrchbearcr, los
Nellie Collier geldine 100 Anna Mayes 100.
race-The Speculation stakes Tor tlrce-ysafold
and selling special weights. one mile I'OuuOl
II2: Now or Never. los Racclsnd. 101 May Win. 1o3
Forerunncr 1O2: Dcrfarglla 90 Diablo So Madrid 30
Clio colt So shadow -.
Fourth lce-Thc Fulton Handicap for three ycar-olds
one mil. and "a quarter. Sir Walter, l22; 6lenmoync,
ia: H1mapo, ~; Womser 90.
- race-Scing: for twoycsr-ods; special weights
Ave furiongs. AImtaPc 1cS Patrlcan 100; Economist
LOG: Pat 1903: OpOrto. %; Florist, 81 Itc PlIatc
90 Little Mat 10 Geitic. 30
Sixth selling for three eaf-olds and upward
special weights: ~ furllngs Wah Jim, ia; th"sa
pcakc lO9 Tcpcallant, l07 Forerunncr 102 specula
lion, 81 Bolcro %; TigfcSs, 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-28

Industry Lalah Doncastor Aft ma'ni nd
Lansing Character, Ne-ra~ian. opo'' 'i'''''' ~
Brown Idle also ran. Time 81 . a.
Second race-Two ycar.od, five fnrlones Hcri ~, D
10 ! and = !, nr-t sarcasm 70 70 n,1 snri,,
second Klnawia celdng tEiri. IL" vi rnnon,s
colt Ynraio1, Torlnda Hands Up and MIS- I"o"a@
nlv also Tne-l OJ. a.,
furionr. Marguerite 10 ana to 3 mr., Mar,g,ao'
t. l. e m,t u Na9g r,ai-niln and Bob V. also
ran. Tmc-0 81. nm,
:, foni'p a. play or p,v 10 10 | and 3 q second
T,no third Lowlander Runaway, MAJOR DAY ''u
Mai Joe also ran. Time IL.
tyrh ,acc-ScIine thrre.ycar.olds and upward IN
and !, hall frroncs. O>rc, & ana F" j. MA
Cormick 10 10 and N !, second ''",a,, a,ian
I.rehc-o Chartreusc. Flaand-. Warr-oi in'o''''"'
itemor-c and Double Cross ais ran. I'M" - -.
c,,, ,,ro .vcar-od, and upward four ana n,r
,rrInngs BENJAMIN, IN and TO . r,t JIM i EH,am
4 Co i and ). second snowfall. MN Wn W. and
pEi ID also ran. Timc-0 5Oi2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-28
GuTTENBURG ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

Free badges will De accepted al Gutcnbuig today
Admission for all, including women, will be ~. No
badges will be sold except TIE entrance 10 the ua~k
and those sale elsewhere will BE- refused al
the gates.
The entries follows:
First race-Bcaten furlongs. Mad
ras ~: Ecu Toilet gcldlng. ll2; Jubilee l12 Run
Won 1l2 i'rimu, l12 Jake johnson, IL. Trump. IL.
Second rscc-Seiling seven furlongs Zadi'ar, lO2 ;
Fox glove. 1O2 Arplant. 1O2: Mcane % PhonOe1ph.
90 Wallace. 9s; Bilbriggan. % Rear Guard %.
Third racc-Sclling for twOyear-Olds six furlongs
sungmpse, IFS Sir Knight, IFS Mabel A., lCj Grass.
hopper 1893. NiragO. 100: Brisr gcding, 33 Come
Home % PhaOn. 90 Captain sinclair. % Blue Garter
80 sprngtme. 90 Our Pet. 90; Miss Marie. 90 Carrie
H.. 90 Startling 80
Fourth Iace-Matth ~. 500 sdc. 5000 added
one mile and a quarter Iamn'any, III LAmpI2htei,
1872
Fifth race-lIandcep; six and half faIlongs Gloam-
ms llG; Kildcer, lO9; Victorious. 10Y; Copyright
lc5; Pei Demonio 1922 Little Fred, lcai My Gyps.
1902: Dalsyrian, %.
sixth race-SeIling; furlongs. Lonely, :
Lester 1Oi Nocali2e. 100; Panw1y. %; Marcus, 20
Panhandle - JohIetta. 81; Carmen %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-28
IIACk E\>Afk.

The first hearing In the proceedings against cN-
Governor Rodman NJ. Price for contempt OF the
cV-Icrsey Court ~ Chancery was had before
Special Master William NJ Johnson yesterday. EN-
Governor licdlc for the accused man. took eXcep-
ton 10 several nerrogatories previously presenter
10y Cortlandt Parker. on the ground that they
were improper ard not relevant 10 the question OF
cOntcnpt. After arguments by counsel. Mr.. john
son adjourned tn" matter until October IA. EN-
Governor Price present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-28

49,, srn.riutendent Sharp. S on sr
tns satss wsre arrived an
He asked the II reply he asked the sa not
a msn w to raise All the gates His %
needed for the gateman o1s back to the eiet two
pulled out hs w 10 the GO snS the
forward against the on sa he sss
IKE wers then raised and the S company
along lSoTsd n car up track ie to
f fsn croSsng but did d not attempt to block
4 rio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-28

Two houses side by sidc-samc plan,
both brick; but different architects.
One architect is making the best
building he knows how to; employs IL
good builder, uses honest material.
The other is making moncy-or thinks
he is-and buys the cheapest men and
material he can get hold Of; the house
may tumble in IA year for all he cares.
Clothes may be-are-just as Slip
shod or just as good as houses.
Which kind do you want /.
IT, you buy our kind You may bring
back what you don't like and get your
money. Well built clothes are always
worth their cost
ROGERS, PEET Il co.
THREE Prince.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-28
NEWARK.

Another has broken out at Newark between
the Consolidated Traction Company and the Del
aware. lackawnrna and Western Railroad COM
pany. 1t is about the passing OF the former com
pany's electric cars over ihe Clfton-nvc. crossing
OF the steam railroads tracks At O'Clock yester-
day morning the attempt was made TO run the ilrst
rapid transit car over the cross-town line When
the car. which was fun OF workingmen. arrived at
the Clifton-aye. crossing, the motorman saw that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-28
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLlN.
ANOTHER CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.

rprryns OF sen ,ToR MC>REEN PLEAD FOR HIS
xov1N ALTON WITH BOSS WL\t'"LlN-
n1scoxTENT ~ TIE EASTERN DISTINCT
A brand-ncw candidate for the Democratic nom"
,a,ion for Sheriff appeared yesterday In the person
an and ,a,kv senator from the INth DIS
IT,, p,ricL II NcCarrcn. 1t had been suppose'
,ha, no desired to go back to the Senate from the
no,. vtb District but the words of Governor 'lo"''
in regard To him when H. visited hr""N''" ,'
snrinc-"How this boy has grown were '''"'''
when announcement was made that MT. M'' "''''
was being doomed" for the Shricvaliy. ne 'i,"'N
of Daniel RYAN. Of the Eighth Ward. have b'eh
hsiocirc "Hoss" McI.aughlin in his interest lor
tho nomination for Sheriff. But the Eastern us
,rict Democrats who felt sore bccaus" ono 81 the
new Charities Commissioners was not app''"'' ''''
their part Of the city. are up III arms "R'"' '
the lucrative offices going 10 the other part ~ '
ci,. Tbcv say that II Brooklyn proper mas inc
Mayor and supreme Court judges inc o'''' 20
sheriff should 20 TO the Eastern District
ono Of the Ioudcst in his denunci'iion OF Mr..
tinkel Observation-Disclosures for taking ~" cah'l-
date Of the Fourteenth Ward for Cnariil'" ''h-
missioner 70 succeed the lat" Francis Nolan VINO
lived in that ward. has been senator M'' MI u"
himself He has gone so far as l" say ''"' j.,
will opnosc the denomination Of NJ. kink"L II
he can be placatcd with the nomination Tor "n'. '
he will doubtless withdraw the opposition ms
nomination 70 that office would also make room TOT
ass~mhlvman Ouigiey to- go 20 he Scnat" ..
The latest proposals in r'snrd 10 VIA I nr 70
nominate judge Van WICK 10 succeed JuIs' oar
nard and to nominate Thomas j.: I'trSa. 10 S"0-
coed Judge Van Wyck I'm tho 'tN "utt
Tho Committee II Ten. arranged t"i az 'h' -
cent conference. OF Republicans am ln'I,' 'il'm,
Democrats TO appoint a committee Of MY VINO WI"
drsN no a platform ami call 4 nass-ine,tlhg ~
name Mayorslty candidate. has been mae up 81
Wator = II Hobbs Or George ". Brush. John !.
Darlington Howard VI. Smith G'org" IS ,''"Il!y'
Frederick W. Hinrichs. augustus i'a fbo, r'
g Shearman Mossrs Hmrichs ana Sh'afmhi may
mo-, serve The nrst nv named IN the committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-28
HOME Ne VS..

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
ALBEMARLE-J. 5. Cl,rHc Of London CAMBRIDGE
Alfred Lc CHAT. Belgian Minister Washington
CLARtN DON-John Newell. Of Chicago FIFTH
AVENUl-EN-C Congressman Henry Burleieh 81 White
hall y. V. and Bradley Il. Smalcy. Vermont. fIOr
LAND-Thomas Nelson Page. OF Richmond Va. ST.
JAMES,. Patcnotrc French Ambassador Washington
WINDSOR-Sr Henry Tyler. president Of Grand Trunk
Railway Of Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-28
TO-DAY,S BIG MATCH RACE.
LAMPLIGHTER AND TAMMANY TO MEET.
THE MUCH-MooTED QUESTION OF SUPERIORITY
TO BE SETTLED on THE GUTTEN-
RI"PG TRACK.

To-day should the weather remain pleasant. will decide
turf problem which has furnished subject for heated
arguments for year. The Of 1892 closed
without decided thrccycarod champion, a. Lamplghter
and Tammany had never met in since they were
two.vearods Lamplishtes in IN" early part 81
this caused 10 lose faith in him ana
10 class him fair handicap horse His race for
the Brooklyn Handicap will long be remembered a. there
WAS much ugly talk after the race. Lamplehter was
iostcd and knocked about all through the John
Higgins horses trainer had lew minutes Of heated
conversation with tie jockey who rode him. This con-
versation was followed by telegram % Mr.. Lorl1rd
that caused great excitement among raccsocrs Lamp
lighter was public faNortc for the and thousands
Of persons attend the when the at
the turf meet in left the track thor
oughly disguised with racing Lsmpightcr some
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-28

Lexington. XIV. Sept. q (SpecaD.-At the race
track here to-day Jockey Henry Fields, asea hi'eeh
who was riding yearling colt. was thrown 10
the ground by coming IN CONTACT WIZ" "''O
horse and his neck was broken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-28
THE SEA ISLAND EELIEF FUND.

CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED YESTEEDAY-SrATrs
or THE STOCK EXCHANGE SUBSCRIPTION.
The Tribune has received the following addi-
tional contributions for the Sea Island Relief Fund
..von,c,alr,, ........ ...........--.. - 90
81 I. 90
Total ..................... %
Previously acknowledged OBJ 30
Tot, .............. - o3j 20
The members Of the Stock Exchange have sub
scribcd the following additional amounts Tor the
Sea Island sufferers:
& O. Il ......... - 90
Mn. Mary u. Wheeler. per Latham Alexander
Previously Acknowledged ZOO 90
Tot,l .......... - 40 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-28
MARINE INTELLIGENOH'
.rr-pE AIMA\AC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. ,ro "a
Sunrise 5:5ilsun sets 5,.s,iM49s9n l fiS.pAY
MN -, " land o:45Hel cate II :SS
PNI-Sandy Hook .5fitiov. Islam w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-28
ART AND ARCHITECTURE
At TIE
WORLDS FAIR.
HynVYY DCAnv
NOW READY.

Prepared by THE NETWORK IRIo.
UNE, and the Only Guide In ex'ste"cs
which visitors at the Worlds FAR ca"
resort to for guidance in studying 'nos'
features of the great Exposition. ~
sale at Tribune COUNTING h"v"
Price rs cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-28
WINNERS AT CLIFTON.

The races at Clifton yesterday resulted a. follows:
First racc-eelng; for three year-ods and upward
seven furlongs Miss Kitty, 70 l and even, first
Belwood. " j aud 70 ., second Little Nell. third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-28
DETAILS OF THE RACING.

FIRST RACE-For twoycar-Olds. Special weights Six
turOngs.
g. R,'ao Fl.
Madison s'atle,, en- + Ecn'isc naa.o BY 40 ont
W. F. 1pplesaIe', b. e. rotentlte lob - a,,
tcar. 1o')-... rim. ID Hamilton '-iO out
Observation-Disclosures straight 80 %.
Aimitagc. St Pat Rightmore and Patrlcian were with
drawn.
SECOND RAcE-mandicap. One mile a quarter.
Aetna Stables ch. Z. Rudolph. by Fonso- 49,,
W. {. Days b. { fidelio, 25,..: =, %
Louis ch h. Stockton 1gea iG5 70, !,
Mu,ualsRudolph straight - IS, place Is s5; Fidco
Eanouet Diabo and Hume did not rum
THIRD RACE-special weights. Six furlonss
ccGss b. b, sisocco by E 3DPDe"et Is out.
H R %s1SAes ic Annie bishop; Ito
w. c. DAYS b. c. Hiram 3, 100.
s,.o,o ., Tipsti ! IS s. place s. o5; Annie
Bishop place - u.
Madrii did not start
FOURTH RACE-For ,hrec,yearolds. Handicap. One
mile and u sixteenth
Richard S,eAs,: e Fins eeorss sn By So
william Hayward b. c. Herald, IL
W. nendrle. CHI. +. Coquct'e 81. Carter x j
s ssnsassa Lamblcyj 81 II
Nu,ualsprncc scofgc straight sai 3d. place $40 Go;
Herald place so TO-
Young AIon did rot run
FIFTH RACI--For madentwO-yep Olis Five furlongs
.;caou A DAYS tirampan. by
C,lAnelg-Mata, 1O4 r.......-..- Noble 4g-l IL
IN Mier,s b. Gosdiu~. No tiriing) = 30 out
oneck stables ch. {. Big Mid. lGt car M o :,
DosI'0'l -
Enieid liz .................... kogersl Z, q
hartford (BcrseW 81 %
Mani. r. INV 100 ........ .CMideciey) Al Il
~" - Tine-l :034.
Mutuals-GamrIar ct.i straight SIS 49, place sS4 80
Gorius place - 80.
s,ylte and Roa were scratched
SIXTH EACE-spec.al weights. One mile and SIX
tenth.
e Ii,tieneld jr.'s en-. e The Ironuaster.
" IIinyar-Chaiicc. WIS, lO5 n Scar =, . :
i67Ll -. - sims Il, -
Walcott Campbell t. h. Diabo, aged . , q,
Marshall g. % .........-....... carter 81 a
Tlme-1 49s. .
Mutuais-The Ironmsstcr straight 49, place eil 40
Terriner place fl3 - 49,
scratched.
FOR 4 CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE GAMBLERS.
The Committee Of Forty appointed at meeting Of
citizens OF Psssac County. n. j. TO fight against the
gambling evil the repeal OF last winters race
,nck legislation has issued strong appeal to the
neop,e of the county with the signatures Of large
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