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AQUEDUCT ENTRIES.

AQU UEDUCT, l.. l., Oct. 1.-THE en-
tries and probable starters at this track
tomorrow are:
First Race-Half mile; selling. -Bckie Eliza
beth hlly and Bob, lO2 each, Tootsey, Nelson g.
and wilkins, liz each; kelturno, Garnet colt
Imp. Plunderer, Jim Lamb and Sentinel. lis h.
each.
Second Race-Five furlongs; selling.-Tom
Brown, DR., Parkhurst Gaelic and st. Ann, III
each, Frank and McCool, Ill each; Do Know
Harry 8. and Ray DAILY ll0 each; Annie Marie
100 lb.
Third Race-SIx furongs; selling.-Flushlng
9O Ellen H., Jennie T. and Romeo, 90 each ;
Half Breed, 96; Tumuit. l07; BlackwOod, l0i ;
FaEot, 9S lb.
Fourth Race-one mile; selling.-Judge Glea-
sDn. 7G; Lotion, 10: GnIety, 80: Don't Know,
lO2; Lismore, l05; Mirage, lO6; Cremona, 80 /;
juliet, "a; DR. Faust, SO 10.
Fifth Recc-Selllng Ave furlongs.-Pantata
Larry X, Lumberman. 1O7 EACH Silver Queen
Tribute. lO4 each; My Girl colt, ll2; Hay Tay,
Billet Deux colt IO2 ID. each.
Sixth Race-Sellng; four and q half furlongs,-
Misery, Mccormack S1hnorc. l., J. D.. lO5 each :;
Mamie Il. H., l01 Olivia, GlOriana. Glen Angle
Luray, Western star Or. Henuth, lO9 each ;
Paragon, 10; Pie, liz ID.
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DEAD HEAT AT AQUEDUCT.
Mccormack Easily Defeats De Cour-
cey in the Run-On.

RACE TRACK, AQUEDuCT. oct. H.
1t was cool and raw here to-day. The
track was considerably cut nnl the going
bad The attendance WAS good and On
tries light. The results were.
First Rdce-Sclling -Four and ne-hall
urlongs; TO good start The Pearl soon
got the lead, but was pissed at head Of
the stretch by WoodChopperl 10 dorsey
who won easily ny three lengths. Me
CoimACk, los MJrlis) Was second and
The Pearl. % IF. AiforD third. Time
<elmrno. Bob v. Jolly Joe. Olivia and
wilkins also ran.
Betting .Woolchopper, to l and even,
McC9rmtck t. and to o. The Pearl
SiheL on jolly Joe. fell off at the first
turn, but was uninjured,
Second Rnce-Four and half fur
longs. .-Eondo, llJ NWhyburn), got half
a length the best OF ragged start and
led to the wire, winning by half IA length.
Bclgravia, l07 C. Sloane) was second,
anl Cremona. l07 tZeller), third Time
Dr. Faust. Judge Gleason. Irene, sky
light and DO Know also ran.
BettinE-Eondo I to | and to /; Bel
gravia; to g and to 2; Cremona' 4 to =
Third Race-selllng: one Mne.-Mlr-
age, los (Morrls) won by length. Brus-
sells, 81 II. Afford was second and Lis.
more. lO5 McknighD third, Time
Jennie r.. Lotion and Bright Eyes
also ran.
Betting-Mirage, 3 to l and even Brus.
sells, 10 to and to |; Lismore, even and
out.
Fourth Race--Five furlongs.-De Cour-
cey, III dorsey, got n length the best
Of the start but was caught at the
MoTris), and they came under the wire
together, running Il dead heat. DIR.
Iielmuth, lly (Xcllcrl. was third. II was
decided TO run the dead heat of. Time
los.
Pie and Columbus also ran.
Betting-De Courcey, to | and 3 TO
.: Mccormack, 2 to | and 3 to 8; DR..
Helmuth, even and out.
In the run-off Mccormack, 2 to 8, won
easily by length. Time-lO9 Ia.
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PARKWAY OPENING DAY.
Roam Ray Wins the Thrcc-Minutc
Trot IN Straight Heats.
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PARKWAY DRIVING CLUB, PARK
WAY, l.. l., Oct. 1.-THE opening day
of the Parkway Driving Clubs Fali
meeting was attended by a fairly large
number of lovers of harness racing
The pretty half-mile track was in ex-
cellent condition and the fields well
filled.
There were three events set down, as
follows: 2.20 class, trotting and pacing (:
2.S5 class, trotting, and 800 class, trot-
ting
The races were run as follows:
First Race-30O trotting: purse, 500
First heat.-Roan Ray led from start
to finish and won easily by six lengths,
Major Corwin second and Detective
third. Time-2.32 Ia.
Second Heat.-Roan Ray again won
as he pleased from Major Corwin; Glea-
son third. Time-2I. -.-
Third Heat.-Roan Ray again won
easily; Gleason second and Major Cor
win third. Time-2.33.
Second Rnce-2.20 class: purse 300
First heat.-Highland Lassie led ali the
way and won Wanda second and
Frank J. third. Time-222 "a.
Second Heat.--Wcn by Highland Las
sic; Wanda second and h. H. ID. third.
Time-22
Third Heat. Highland Lassie led to n
few strides from home. Wanda then
came up and won the heat by head
from Van Cott, who was half n length
before Highland Lassie. Time-2.24.
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PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL.
Close Game opens the Local Play
Ing nt. Eastern Park.
Special to The Evening world.

EASTERN PARK, BROOKLYN. n.
Y, Oct 1.-THE first game OF profea-
sional association football between
teams representing New York and
Brooklyn began to-day nt 3.3O +. NJ.
The New York men wore servlceeble
suits of navy blue, with their home city
inscribed across their chests In white
lettering, while the Brooklyn contin-
gent wore pretty white duck suits.
About 400 spectators had assembled
when sparrow Robertson, In his new
avocation Of referee, called play.
The lineup as corrected when play
began was as follows,
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For Coroners-John b. Shea and Jacob A.
Mittnacht
Peoples Party Ticket.
For Mayor-Dr. James McCalium.
For President OF the Board OF Aldermen
Daniel Harris
For sherin-George w. McCaddn.
For Recorlcr-Edward w. Chamberlain.
For Judge OF the Superior Court-Ncholas Al
cinikon.
For Coroners-s. s. Goldwater and DR.. E. u,
Socialist ticket.
For Mayor-Luc.en Sanial
For President Of the Board OF Aldermen
Howard Balkan.
For Shcrif-Chares Frthi
For Recorder-Enoch X ,NOsn-i,
For Judge OF the Superi'c Court-Henry stahl.
For Coroners-Wademar Dorfmann and
August Wadlnger.
Concerning Mr.. Strauss nomination
for Mayor. Chairman Thacher. of Mr..
Hilps Campaign Committee, said to-day:
81 am satisfied that Mr. Straus Is a
very strong. candidate. / know him only
by reputation, but am personally ac-
qualnted with his brothers, 1sidor and
oscar. II Nathan Is anything like his
brothers he is a good man, and his NOM
ination will help the State ticket"
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BROWN OUTPLAYS HARVARD.
The Visitors Score a Touchdown IN
13 Minutes at Cambridge.

SOLDIERS FIELD, CAMBRIDGE
Mass, Oct. n.-Browns sturdy football
players scored touchdown against
Harvard to-day, after thirteen minutes
of play. They did 1t, TOGO, by clean
straightforward football playing. Har-
wards line was on the defensive nearly
all of the time, and only twice did they
have the ball.
The first time she lost 1t Immediately
by fumb.e. The second time she lost
1t on four downs, after advancing 1t only
l5 yards. Harvard was outplayed from
the start. Hopkins, the fleet-footed
the hero OF Browns victory in the first
half OF the game. He broke through
Harvard's line for a twenty-five yard
run
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SIX MAY HAVE DROWNED.
Lighter MnjiIIa Goes Ashore and
the Crew Are Missing.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., oct. 1.-THE
steam lighter Maji!la, owned by w. c.
this morning. All on board, the cap
tain and five men, are supposed to be
lost. She was used in carrying stone
from Newport to the breakwater
The names OF the crew, so far as can
be learned, are as follows II. r. Cook.
captain Winfield Arnold. engineer; Geo
Allen, fireman. The first two belong in
Saunderstown and the latter in this city
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NARRAGANSETT RESULTS.
The First Event Went TO bizarre
by six Lengths.
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T0ptCTHT 10 THt ENtHTHB WnTTu.T
RACE TRACK. SARRAQANSETT,
Oct. lo.-The track was heavy when the
first race was called this afternoon. a
big crowd was on hand, ana sixteen
books weighed In. The sport was good.
Dan Honig and Billy Fawcett, OF St.
Louis. have made complaint to the Stew
ards against Jockey Carney. They. both
claim his services, At present he Is
riding for Green Morris
The jury in the case OF Trainer Ma
thies, charged with murder of a stable
boy, returned a verdict OF acquittal this
morning.
FIRST RACE.
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Mr.. MORTON is IN TOWN.
He VIII Remain AZ the Fifth Ave-
nue. During the Campaign.

Levi =. Morton. the Republican can
dldate for Governor and Sage of Ellers-
lie, left his beautiful pastoral retreat
yesterday and made his temporary home
in the Fifth Avenue Hotel, where Re
publican he ldquaTtefs are situated.
Nj Morton did not visit the committee
room this morning hut at an early hour
left the hotel for his office on Nassau
street. lie will remain at the Fifth
Avenue during the campaign.
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S768.1O FOR EACH GIANT.
New York Baseball Players Share
of Temple Series ReceiDts.

supt. Arthur Bell OF the Polo Grounds,
said this afternoon to an Evening
World' reporter that the accounts OF
the Temple Cup series had been made
up.
Each of the New York Clubs players
will receive tomorrow a check for $76S 10
as his share of the net profits
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FOURTH RACE.

they got on in bunch and kept well
together rounding the turn. Going down
the back stretch Lafayette went to the
next neCks apart, In the stretch Men
dlcnnt came away and won by length
from The queen. Time-l54 l-2.
Mutuels paid: Mendicant, $50; The
Queen, 500.
Fif:h Race-Mile and half.-GlenfaI-
lon won. Rodman second, and Chevy
Chase third. Tlme-S.22 l-2.
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TONIGHT AT MASPETH.

The entries and selections for to-
nights races are as follows:
First Race-Half a mile and seventy yards
Ellen H., l07: Watch Charm 100; Arizona, st.
Mark, 90 each; Gold Digger 90; Alva, 80; Alan
thracite. Laughing Water. Trixey Gardner. 81 h.
each.
Second Race-Five and half furlongs.-Lidger-
wood. Jack Wilson. Elmstone, 1l0 each; Detroit
Lallah, l07 lb each.
Third Race-six furlongs.-Longshanks. High
c.. lot each; Wist, 1ol; The Bully. Vagabond. 9s
each DR.. Chambers, Tiger, 90 lb. each.
Fourth Race-Haf a mile and seventy yards. -
Plunderer. imp, l05; Republic, Baby b.. 95
The Pearl 81 each: Arab Pasha, Sc ID.
Fifth Race-Half mile and seventy yards
Jack Bachelor, us; Jim Lamb. 1l0; Maggie
Beck. 1O7; Defaulter, 1O3; Red Cross. 90; Maggie
Richards. Paintin. 81 each: sentlnel. 90 ID.
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IA Kcarney. 90 q Keete,. COL ST ar -
Assignee, 9S tClaytonl ....7-l 81
llurilngham. los ,Grihn. .6-i O.5 .
Reynard 2! Qteltt.....; 1901 4O.l
ming and won easily by n length from
Harrington, who was n head In front
of Ed. kearncv. Tlme--l.0i -
s7,l5: third So Harrington paid: Place,
SS; third, 1915. Ed Kearney paid SlllO,
third.
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81 ,no0 Reward for Poll Detectives.

The City Club will publish an advertisement
offering 81 oC0 reward to nersons Eiyiaz such IN
formation az will lead 70 the conviction OF par
ties guilty OF fraudulent registration,
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WernberB set me pace and led INTO
the stretch, Joe Ripley came away and
simply galloped home, winning by three
lengths. Charles Mcdonald was ive
lengths in front OF Weinberg. Time
l32
Mutuels paid: Joe Ripley, 1895; Charles
Mcdonald, $2.35; Weinberg, s2.55.
Third Race-One mile, Won by Fer
5 place. was second. and Moderocio
third Time-l i6 Ia.
THIRD RACE
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Bright Phoebus rushed to the front
and cut out the pace over the hill, with
Brandywine. Salvation and Sabrina colt
next. Nearing the stretch Sabrlna colt
went to the front and cut out clipping
pace to the free field. There Salvation
and Brandywine both closed on him. A
length and a half from Brnndywimes. Who
heat Sahrina colt the same distance.
Time-l.2S l-2.
Mutuels paid: Straight, Sli.25: place,
$3.50; third, $50 BranIywine paid
Place, ss.25; third, $50, sabrina colt paid
sc o. third.
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Cougrcssmau Ryan Renominatea.

NEW ROCHELLE, y. Y, oct. li.-The Demo-
,rats OF this district held their Congressional Con-
vent!on here to-day. William Ryan, the pres
{ COnsres5mln, Haa gcnom!nateu by accllml-
linn.
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FOURTH RACE.

BuCkr,ne was pacemaker, with Patrl-
clan and PeaCemaker next. Midgley laid
last with Ruhicon, and remained In that
position until the last furlong was
reached. There our Jack, Buckrene and
PeaCemaker were heads apart. with Ru-
blcon apparently hopelessly pocketed He
managed TO get through In the last six
tenth. however. and. catching our Jack
beat him out neck, our Jack was
i Al.
Mutuels paid: Straight. $3.50; place,
81 ~: third. Sc 95. our Jack paid Place,
Si3 20; third, sli so. Buckrene paid $40
third.
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Gold Digger rushed to the front and
rhowcd the way for the quarter. Alonso
then took command, and stayed In front
to the end winning In a gallop by six
lengths Mary u. was second, length
and a half before The Joker. Time
lOS ia
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Glen Lily went To the front in the first
furlong, and was never headed, winning
haniiiy by three quarters of length
from Janet flly, who was a length in
front Of Fannie B. Time--iO0.
Mutuels paid; Straight. $40 %: place,
s. 6b: third Sl5 Janet 1lly paid: Place,
s23 %; third, sl275. Fannie b. paid Sl3. 10
third.
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Are produced irm best varieties ot foreign grapes
u pronounced superior 20 imported, PACIFIC
~ sr VINE Co., Sl0 broadway. 80
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siberia went to the front soon after
the start and was never headed. seem
ing to win by good neck Judge
Wheeler thought Caroven won and
placed him frs,. Siberia was FIVE
lengths before Tommy Lully. Time
o. SO Ii,
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German took the lead When the nag
fell to good start and held IL clean
into the stretch. There he was chal-
lenged by Bizarre. who came away and
won handly by six lengths. Gjrman
go, the place by , Two .s lengths Eon ,.i, from
length for third Time-l.1S.
Mutuels paid: Bizarre, 26S: German,
$3.50; South Side, 81.
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Handicap for all ages sweepstakes Of fi
each Win 81 ooo adiel hve and a half furong
starters. Ecluug. 81 Hlt J "a.
Helen Nichols, il6 (MCaH Dl3-lO Ia lusu
harrington 10. tSmsI..,li-j IS ga %
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ALONZO WINS AT IL TO I.
Captures the First nnce Mt Mnspcth
In u Gnllop.
Especial to The Evening World.

RACE TRACK, MASP ETH, oct. IL
The card offered by the Newtown Jockey
Club to-day was light, but IL was n
fairly good one. 1t was colder than
yesterday, and the wind also blew very
strong The attendance was about l,bO.
Thirt cen books did business.
FIRST RICE.
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Maicrocio went to the front and led to
the quarter. Then Terrier took the lead
and came into the stretch ahead and
won. our Maggie was beaten out by
SCUM Imlre. Time-l i6 IA.
Mutuels paid: Ferrier, 3; Soundmore,
20; MaderOc.o $3.50,
INDI'RTH RACE
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are produced from b"s; varieties o, foreign grape
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first furlong. and making all the run
ming, won easily by neck from Specu-
lation: Old Dominion was second for
Lustre. who was third. four lengths
behind Speculate Time-l.u.
=. Mutuels paid: Straight, $50; place,
1865; third, $40. Speculation paid
S645. third.
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Premier Brand california Wine.

re pToducod from host varieties OF foreign grapes
ld pronounced superior 90 Imported. RonERT
EvkSon q corner l2oIh ST. and 7ih ave 80
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SELECTIONS.

SELECTIONS.
First Race--Ellen H., Watch
Charm, Alanthracite.
Second Race--Elmstone, Lallah,
Detroit.
Third Race--Soprnno, Long
shanI<s, Wist.
Fourth Race--Oporto, Cherokee
Rose, Roman.
Fifth Rnce--SentineI, Maggie
Beck, Jack BatchelOr.
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The New York team which has not
yet had chance to play a game on the
home grounds, showed up remarkably
well at the start, forcing the ball down
into Brooklyn's territory by clever pass
Ing and blocking. Gavin scored n goal
In twenty minutes, and saved the New
workers. from danger several times by
his sprinting, and Govern blocked "A
beautiful try for goal by Fagin.
On penalty kick Pickup got the ball
l2 yards from goal, but failed to make It
In the second half Borden scored
goal for Brooklyn In two minutes. After
rapid bit of dribbling by Shea, and
Pemberton as in Philadelphia. the New
York professionals seemed to lose their
wind easily In the second half.
BY succion of quick dribbles and
passes Brooklyn advanced the ball down
to New Yorks 12-yard line, bue failed to
gain on the kickout from corner New
York got a goal on rapid work by Har-
rington. and made the goal on a long
kick and rush sixteen minutes later.
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600 POLICY
SHOPS IN TOWN,
So Dealer Carney Testi0eI
Before the Le1oV Com.
mittee To-Day.
" CAPT. .SLEV|N' SAL NICE MAN,
Warned Him to Move Up On
Story When "The Evening
World" Exposed His Place.
Mr.. FORGET REMEMBERS NOW
He RecslIects that Ho Paid iha
$500 to Police Capt. Schmiti.
berger in Person.
aR. FORGET REMEMBERS NOW

AurustIn Forget. the eeneraI sse,.
the French Steamship line. had reoov
cred sufficiently from his ordeai n, Jua.
day to apDear before the Lexow Conn
mittee again this morning. and II was
stated that he had c1me prepayea n
own up to the payment Of protec.io, I,
higher officials than the pstrolman who
watched the steamshlp dock.
1t will be remembered that MFR. Con la
bored In vain to induce him to admit that
the $500 Item which appeared on the
BOOKS OF tie Company AS having been
paid by him 10" the survsillancs OF the
wharf "et cetera,' had gone 10 Capt.
sehmittberger. but tina, he exhibited a
painful lack OF memory upon the-sib-
ject. The pav.aent was made just before
Capt. schmittberger left the tSean,ooat
Squad.
~ no.,,A, ha, h.n, ,,,,,,,a.x-,
'' fo'e"' no" "ee 'u"Po."""u ="
attend Yesterdays session. out had sent
hao,,h ,,,o,,id :, :, ror,,,t, ht,. -, ln ,...l
nea''n wouiu h'' permit MI" 70 NC pres
ent, 30 ne was excused,
Mr.. Con put Mr.. Forset on the witness
~
ing. SENATOR Pound presided In the ab-
sence OF Chairman Lexow, and Sena-
tor Bradley wan the only other mem-
Der OF the committee VINO was on hand
at that hour
.'Have Won examined vour boo,ea sna
memoranda since last Tuesday?" asked
Mr. Goff.
..Yes. cir" renIIsd tho witness
80. en, e t"e
ana can you give any turther par
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NARRAGANSETT ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK. NARRAGANSETT
PARK, oct. 1.-THE entries and proba-
BILE starters at this track tomorrow are.
First Race-SiX Furlongs,
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ems: six furlongs.

NOtc.-Any entry In the NTH or sixth
races ridden by Jockeys never having
pilOted a winner, TO carry ten pounds
less
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re prodlCed from best varieties Of foreign grapes
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The race was won by Keramos. Rox-
ella ii. second and Gertie third.
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FIFTH RAG
IH.n. ..A . l.tF N..I....n

William Penn headed Ferona II. flly
soon after fiagfall and led TO the wire,
winning easily by a length from Louis
Quatorze, who beat Ferona ii. fily five
lengths for the place. Time--l.00 1-2.
SIXTH RACE.
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Paid Him in Bills. Personally.

"Did you pay. him the money!"
Yes, after. discussing the matter Q
little ! TT lonsfir' m Il SGII SIn, the money he wanted
"pid he lake i himself7'
Yes, siri and he put 1t In his pocket
and went away. ! have never seen
How did you pay himg"
Haven't appeals been made to you
by friends Of Capt. Schmittbergsr. TO
tough your sympathy" continued Mr..
but YOU have come to the copclu-
truth about this matterT
Yes. SIR
You may go. Mr.. Forget" said Mr..
Con-. with an air of eve ent satisfaction
from the witness. who retired hastily.
MIR. Goff then called Policeman Mat
thew Reilly i5e-lSoking ss nsI man Of mid. ~.
Sost Gns as sissvs who He had been member of
the police force for twenty-six years,
he said, and fiftesn OF these he had
spent with the steamboat squad.
you have never been promoted In all
this tme?" asked the counsellor.
'isn't t generally understood on the
force that Of ean STy be
~ believe that is the custom"
Wanted Reilly 10 Give Up. Too.
Reilly said he had formerly been sta
toned on the Cunard pier for ive years.
but had been removed from there by
Capt. Sdlmittberger.
ibid the Company pay you anything
"Yes' / received so a week from them
Did you have to give up any OF this
yes, / always gave half OF Il to the
ward man. served then under Capt.
WAS any demand made upon you fof
eyes. Ward Man Vail came to me
after Capt. Schmittberger took oommana
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and won pulled to a walk by three parts
OF length from Repetition, who was
nye lengths In front OF Blackfoot.
Mutuels paid: Straight, $3.50: place,
S.20; third, S.70. Repetition paid. Place.
sl3S; third. S45. Blackfoot paid &C. 40,
third.
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CL0tE CALL
FOR RUB|C0N.
Gets Out Of a Pocket Just in
Time TO Beat Our Jack
by a Neck.
IT'S SALVAT|ON'S CHAMPAGNE.
In a Furious Finish He Cap
lures the Stakes from
....-. s.: Brandywire,
OUNGANNON THE FIRST WINNER.
Little Billy, Glen Lilly ard Helen
Nichols also Capture Events
at Morris Park.
lspecInl to The Evening WORLDLY

RACE TRACK. MORRIS PARK, Oct
l.-Not more than 900 persons attended
the races here to-day. The weather was
very cold and the track was in far bet
ter condition than most people expected
1t would be.
The sport began with mile dash
for maidens. Dungannon. the even
money favoritc and who Is a very bad
horse. won, pulled to walk Repeti-
ton was an easy second before Black
foot.
Little Billy, the favorite in the second
race, led his field from start to finish,
the result never being in doubt He
won easily, Reiff drawing the finish
fine and beating the outsider, Speculu-
tion, by neck. Lustre finished strong
and got third money easily
Salvation has been losing races all
the season with Midgley on his back
only few days ago, at the same
weights, Brandywlne beat him easily
Taral rode Salvation to-day, landing
the Champagne Stakes for Marcus DAILY
by length and half from Brandy
wine. Sanrlna colt was prominent TO
the last furlong, where he died away.
The Board of Control has limited
Jockey Reiff's supension TO the end of
the present season, Oct. lG, instead OF
the end OF the present year.
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Jim Mclaughlin went to the front and
was never headed afterwards. winning
easily by length and half from Lou
Rhett. who was second by the same
distance. Time-l.l5 H.
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THIRD RACE.

Little Bravo showed In front nj the
start. but AT once gave way u HOlyport,
who held his lead throughout, and won
easily by three lengths from Little Bravo
who was four lengths In front OF Roman.
Time. gS 81.
FOURTH RACE.
Five and half furlongs.
Starters, betting st. I'M Fin
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Lou Rhett, ll6 Nettarl ....., s-5 out 2Ii4gih
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