Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-25

New YORK, July 24.-There was
plenty OF excitement at Brighton Beach
to-day even il the card was Of little &C
count. 10 the first place everybody was
anxious to see what the stewards would
do with A. Shields for the great defeat
Of Logan yesterday. After the racing
had begun it was announced that IL
han been dacided to instruct the asso-
cla.ion to refuse the entries OF
that owner pending the decision OF the
Jockey Club, 10 which his case would
be referred. The people were not pre-
pared for the next announcement, which
was the ruling OF Lizzie for her In and
out running, the work OF the mare In
her race with Logan being the cause OF
the decision. j. Martin, who rode Cot
tonads, was suspended for the meeting
for incompetency, and Shsedy, Days
jockey, was suspended indefinitely for
deli berately iouhug In the second race.
First race, five furlongs, selling,
Nick, 11G, (Ballsrd), S to 5, won by
two lengthi; time. 1902. Second, mile,
Dutch Skater, 105, (Reif), TO 5. won
by half length; time, 1:43I. Third,
five furlongs, selling, Belle OF
Stonewall % (Reifi), TO ?, won by
three lengths; time, 1:o3H. Fourth,
mile, selling, Little Matt 81 Carter, Z
to 2, won by three-quarters length;
tims, 1889. Fifth, seven furlongs,
selling, Charade ia (Neumeyer). 2 TO
l, won by one length; time, 1880. Sixth,
steeplechase. short course, st. Anthony
1874 MARA, 4 to l, won by one length;
time, 3:09jS.
The entries for tomorrow are: First,
mile, selling, Trouble 113, Saunterer
100, st. Laurent 10s. Lansing l07, Yes
pasian l04, Top Gallant 103, Uncle Jin
l9O Mnsmee 90, Royal George %,
Sprite 81, Wilmor IS, Golden Waller So,
DAILY s5. Second, - selling. Live Oak
l0l, Major General 105, Factotum lO5,
George Dixon 102, Terrapin l02,
Glance l02. Equation l02. Drum Major
2O2, Lord Havvestone 102, DR.. Garnett
IO2, Charter 90, Sarcasm 81, Flor
euce o., Eufeidp o., Why MOI II o..
Third, five-eights maidens, selling,
Annie Marie los, Longtime + l03,
Emua l03, Nipevah 1913, Castanet l03,
Jennie A 103, First Light 100, Elise
Morrison f 100, Cora 100, Uproar + 100,
Twsedledum 100, War Gallop 100, May
Irwin 100, Elizabeth F 100, Lettle Ella
100. Fourth, three-fourths, selling,
Gold Dollar l19, Addie ll5, Woodchop-
per ia, Tom Finley l12. Hardy Fox
iOg, VagabOnd log, Billy Boy LOG, Cot
tonade 1O5, Roso II 1O5, Pey-
dora lO5, Our Maggie 90. McIntYre 90.
Fifth, one-eighth mile, selling, w, B.
1l2, Mr.. Bass los, Sir Tom lo7, Jodan
1O7, Marshall lO7 Bounce l04, Margue-
rite lO2, Laurel lOl. Sixth rsce,
three-iourths mile, selling, Best Brand
lO6, Leigh l05, Harry Hinkson l04, DR..
johnson 104, Adjourn 103, Moshula
1Ol; Soprano 100, Little Bravo 90, Milan
%, Ericsson %, Sen Malheur %, Sadie
w. 90.
SARATOGA, y. Y, July 24.-The first
extra day OF this years Saratoga racing
season WAS ushered in by a heavy
shower At II o'clock the rain ceased,
but the sky remained overcast and con-
sequently the attendance was light.
The programme offered was by no means
attractive. The management has de-
cided upon radical change In the hour
for beginning the races. and on and
after Saturday the first race will be
started at 2:30 p. m.
First, four and half furlongs, Swe-
den, los (Slmms) even, won. Time,
81. Second, six furlons, Galilee, ll2
(Gri1in) 7 to 10, won. Time. 1:lG.
Third, mile aud an eighth, Chant, 100
MARTINI 10 3. won. Time, Isl
Fourth, selling, five furloDgs. Torch
bearer, 1T Sims to l.,
won. Time, l:O2A. Fifth. SELL
ing, seven furloogs, George Beck,
lO3 (Perkins), even. aud Out won;
time, 1929. Sixth, mile and a quarter.
over hurdles, Marcus 145 (Beach). 10
l, won; time, 2:24}l.
CLEVELAND, o., July 24.-The
Grand Circuit races were fairly started
to-day. There was a good at
tendance. The rain OF last night
left the track 10 Wretched
condition this morning and IL required
a large force Of men 10 put il in shape
this afternoon. IL was not until after
3 o'clock that the horses were finally
started. The track was then In good
condition and before night IL was very
fast. Summaries! Three-ysar-olds, ell
gble to 2:35 class, purse 50, 600, Express
sive won; best time, 2:17. Four-year-
olds, eligible 70 2:25 class, purse 80, 900.
Salle Simmons won; best time. 2:lsI.
2:I7 class, trotting, purse g, 900, Miss
Nelson won; best time, 2:l5.
Yesterdays BASE BALL GAMES.
CHICAGO. July 24-The Colts won
from Pittsburg to-day With ease. Ehret
was knocked oct OF the box 10 the
fourth and Gumbert took his place do
L. nrnauhaf hefter