davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-02-10

- Nus NaIbbiue in Genneliee fommt
0te &un6e, Dab Ser @iitmicbel Gr=8un0eS7
i%cnator Sngous nus &aniaS itD burG3 ben
9leicb berii6ti9ten GrtpedungSz8 re6iger
Sam SoneS aus Georgia babe v6efebren"
laiien. Wtan f0nnte itch boriiber nun fret
lt9 icbr tpu1bern, niBte man ni6t, baB
beia9ter Gr78unbe5ienator ii9 ic6on bGuz
fig ybefebrt" bat, baLb 3u 9teient, balo gu
Senent, unb baB CT 9egen @elo unb quite
8orte ntcbt 6os gertn8ite 8ebenfen tra9en
tDilr6e, iib nit 2cib unb SeeGe, 6aut unb
6aaren Dem 9eitern 9lbenb i'm v8rtnceB
Stint" an Der bieit9en 8eitzO fabiionitraBe
81 Gnbe gebra5tcn YroaeB icbul0tg be-
fult0enen v0OttieibetunS" ST neri9reiben,
9teier SngalS befebrte iicb betannterz
maBen DGbreu0 ~unlerer acknowledgements
ousiteuung BON einem f%ripoIen 8ertletnerer
berielben 8u etnem ibrer eifri9iten Cob
iprecber, unb ieine aus 0faibDiQe 9emelbete
r8efe6rung" 8ing Obne a3tpeifel AUDI nur
aus Equalization por it6. 9enn Ser Sit
michel" befinbet it9 sort, UNI Gorleiun9cn
5u balten, fir lpeIBe feline r8efebrun8"
ii9erGi3 cine Dor3i8liAe &eflame lit,
, 1894-02-10
Cine tntereiante GabeIIe
lleber Ole 8autbdti9feit in Chicago felt Dem
sabre 1885.

Comptroller alderman bat fit 6cn
8%itrgermeiiter cine Isabelle oer ieit 6em
Sabre 1885 bis 1893 au8geiteuten 8auz
erlaubntBiAetnc ejni6lieBlicb Der 8auz
tolten on8efertt8t. 2tuS berlelben 8ebt
berbor, oaB i'm 0an3en tpdbrenb bieier
Sabre 1859 Observation-Disclosures nu59e>
felt tpuroen un6 bic Summe SET 8auz
tolte1t itcb auf 1907, 217, $50 BELIEF. 0tac6=
ltebe110 geben tptr Die Isabelle:
Sopr. StaottDell. 8~autoiteu.
1909
, 1894-02-10

Ger @encraG7Snipeftor ~unlereS itez
6e1Oen 6eerbenS empfteblt Bic Grrtcbtun9
elmer GoOaueries@ arniiOn in ber gtdbe BON
~2eringtOn in Gentudp, aIio in Ser logez
nannten 8laugra5 @e9en6, ipeIc6e 1tdb
6urc6 i6re Oortrefflthen 8Fcrbe auS8eibnet,
Gun lOuen 3par feline 8ferbe bon Ser reiz
men Gentufp'er Static fir Ser 8un6esz
@abauerie crtpOrben tperben, 6a bteie fir
ben 9tenit 3u toit6ar fem pirOe1, aber
bo9 iolcbe, tpel3e Dem 8oQblut@gferoen
iebr nabe iteben uno bisber berettS in 9roz
Bet Nn3abl fir bic engIii6e un6 frans0fiz
i6e Q(rulce ouf8etauft puroen.
, 1894-02-10
Gbos. 9Dtter, 1efner Q(noobe 3uf.

- G6aS, 9otter, ieiner 2ln8abe 8ufol8e
Elm GOniuL Der batpatiiDen 0tegierung,
pelber urter 6cr 2~lnfla8e Der @ntge8cn7
nabme bon @el0ern unter falicben Nngabet
itebt, Der5i6tete beute bor 9ttcbter Sculp
auf Elm 8orperb0r unb nur6e inter $1,000
8ir9i6aft ans Griminol9crtbt pertpielen.
= Inter Der Nnflage, bon 1eincm ebe>
moligen @rheitgeber sid 8auluS IN
S9aum6eD, ST., Elm gfer6 8eitoblen gu
baben, itanb S. MtQer beute friib Dor
Gicbter 8raoweI unb tpuroe, nabbem ct
it6 bes 8er9ebenS i0ulbig betannt bate,
BON Icbterem inter $500 ben @roB9e7
f6Dnrenen lbermtelen.
= Ser befannte Giotl@S Sn9enieur @bra@
bam @ottlieb erIa8 geltern einem Scblagz
onfau, ais ct iicb nacb benz HoOterpz
@ebdllOe begeben tpoute, no ct @ei3Gtte 3u
beiorgen bate. Ser 8eritorbene, lpelcber
cine Q8itttpe unb iieben &tnoer in georOne=
ten 8erbdltniiien binterldBt, 8alt I'M
8rii6eubaufa6 ais cine Qlutoritdt. @r
mar erit 90 Sabre alt. 0err @ottlteb mar
aucb in Gurnertretien poblbetannt. BUR
53eit, ais Der 8unbeSoorort in @bicago be-
fauO, mar er eriter Sprecber peiielben.
, 1894-02-10

: 6rau MarD 0topIing, cine taft 90
tG6rt0e @reiiin, mdre beute frii6 BET einem
8ranoe in ibrer BObnun9, 16 0tetpberrD
2tpe., beinabe i'm Noucb erftift. @litfz
Ltcber 8etie tOnnte Der 8ran6 iebocb lcbneu
9el0icbt pcrOen. Die alte Srau mar in
ibrer Nngit unter ibr 8ett getrodben, no iie
Oor benz GritidungStoOe iic6cr gu iein qes
glaubt bate. Sic fam troB ibres bo6en
Nlters icbneu tpieOer gu iib.
, 1894-02-10

- Nm 10. Sebruar 3O3 erlieB 8aiier
0tOcletion icin Goift ge9et bic G6riiten ;
8erOinanO Gortes ie9cIt nit elf S6tffen
BON Guba a6 sur Groberung bon Wferifo
Q519); 6einrt9 9arnleD, @ema6l Der
Mfaria Stuart, NIT ietnem t0auie bon
9totbtpeu in bie 9uft eeiprengt Q56O ;
Somes Wa6tion 8iebt ms @eiBe 6ous Elm
Q813); Simon 8oLipar, Der 8efreter
Si6zQtmerifa's ppm ipanii9en Sod (geb.
"a. Suit 1888 3u Caracas, Der !6auptita6t
Don 9ens5uela) in Der aus BEN Staten
@eneSueLa, 9teu9ranaba unb Gcua6or be-
iteber16cn 9tepubltt &oLumbien nit Der
bjctatortl3en .@etpalt betlei6et Q824)
QI6i6tuB beS TrieOenS 3piidben J3uBton6
un0 Beriten; IcbtereS erbdIt Gritpon un6
9ta6itl6epan Q828); 8rof(omtrung Ser
r0mii6en 8epublif Q849); Sbronbeitetz
9un9 2ubpigS II. bon 8abern Q864) !; Der
fran80iticbe Staatsmann Gremieur Q88O)
unO 8ert6OIO 2tuerbacb Q882) 9eitorben,
, 1894-02-10

Sb9lei9 Ser Seem Oorfer %9teprdienz
tant SO6n 9ewitt @arner Bel Der neultz
chen 9tbtimmun8 iiber Die NtGion@8iQ
ieine Gimme ge8en bic @infommeniteuer
a6gab, erfldrt er iib Oo9 fit Bic @infi6z
rung elmer iOl6elt, mas Tim I'M 10 me6r
our G6re 9ereicbt, ais er ben reicbiten Gonz
greBz8e3irf beS 2anOeS p~ertrttt, ndulidb
benieni8e1, tpelbee aub BEN oberen She'll
Der Siftb 9tDenuc umfoBt, no befanntlib
Die 2titOrs, @anberbiltS, @oul0S unb ans
0ere Stem PORTER @elOiGde 6auieu.
, 1894-02-10

Ualti8en Stetn ms 8rett 9eiebt. Die
9}eucrung fomnt ungefd6r 10000 qrbciz
tern SIT gut. &etn 8unOer. OaB in BEN
Iugcn Dieler 2eute @laoltone Elm grand
old fellow" lit. Der alte S1lauber9er
bat eS bon iebcr ~pcritanben, it'd poIttii6e
Treunoe SIT macben, obne babel tn ietne
ei8ens Gai6e 9reifen 3u miiiIen.
, 1894-02-10

0teSOpnS bon 6D6e 9arf, Safe, Cicero,
Sefferion un0 Safe Gieio iin6 in bieier
Isabelle crit bonn L, SuIt 1889 an eingez
i6IOiien.
Sine an6cre Isabelle, in Ser 6teie GotpnS
melit etn9ei3loiien iinO, 5ei8t, Dab felt rem
Sabre 1889 I'M @an5en "a, 558 8auerlaubz
ntBI6eine auS9eiteut ipur6en unb Bic 8auz
fOiten iib auf $144, 162. $50 bmeliefen.
, 1894-02-10

Die fir cine 6auSfrau einfacbfte unb
biaigite Dirt, Elm 0ienitmdbten gu befomz
men, lit, cine Gerlan9t>Nnseige an bas
Nbenoblatt Der SuinoiS Staots5eitung etnz
3ul6iden. 4rets l Sent oQs 8ort.
, 1894-02-10

- Sn unlerer gum Staate Snbiann 9ez
D0ri8en 8Oritabt 6ammonb murbe 6teier
Sage cine ~8eriammlung abge6alten, in
tpelber bic Gertiefun9 unO 8erbreiterung 6eS
ii6li6 bon 6DOe 8arf in BEN See Min
ben6en Calumet luiieS er0rtcrt mur6e.
@s murOe babel berporgeboben, baB Ser
ieni8c Suinoiier nationoLe @b9eorOnete,
Ourcb oeiien 8e3irt beia9ter SluB icinen
2auf ntmmt, gu @unften 6eS 8roietteS lei.
- @s lit iebo6 3u @bren be8 GongreBmitz
gIieOes 9ubricb au5une6men, ooB 1oldbeS
nicbt Der SAT- iet, ba nit Siber6eit Dor
au55uleBen iit, boB ourb Die NusfH6rung
BET beabit9tigten 8lltBbauten bas Walier
beS Wibt8an9SecS cine tpettere 8erunreiz
crfa9ren Diir6e.
, 1894-02-10

- Sin en9Iii4er G5eIebrter min NUM-
mebr entOedt bobelt, 6aB Bacon (8aco bon
Gerulam) nlcbt NUT bic rangebli9en"S 6afcs
ipcare'iden 8erfe geibrieben Bat, f~onbern
aub ~biejeni8en, tpel4c biS6er ben l3eitgez
noiien bcS 9rOBen BtQtam: M}arlome,
@rcen, 8eeIe, Spencer Ii. a., 5u9eihrieben
purDen. - Ob bieier- DGntOedcr" feline
rGntbefun9en" au6 auf einem 8rDploz
gramm begrin6et, a la Sgnatius 9Onz
neu0 ?
, 1894-02-10

= 0ermonn Sie9ler, tpelc6er Dor
Il Sabren feline S6wie8ereItern 6enrp
StelS un0 oeiien 6tau unb ietne
eigene Trau ermorOete, ipur6e beute bon
Gic9ter Gbetlain an boS NiDL fir trrz
Gcrbre9er in Gbeiter~ pertpteien.
, 1894-02-10
Gi1en6aRn~ &aRrpRdne.

Tbtcago & T1Ytb!Uc Itern=GiSenbnbn aim. gifshs
W 0fiices: SlGs. 206-203 gtart : Strobe. ON 6er
Soffep Aoeuue Station nno ON 2epOt SIDE MeIs.unS
Gtnste.StE
ghfobrF 9TrFur5s
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Stdoti1hes.
0dRer 600.

miAaeI &ou9bItn fommt betm Stur5 zines
6ahrituhles um's Seben.
, 1894-02-10

- Die in Srantreib i'm Dergan9cnen
2lpril ein8efitbrte yStrompelrao" z(bicycle)
Steuer bat bcreitS in ben er1ten 1ecbs Otoz
naten 6aS nibt 3u Derqhten6e Simmben
BON 100000 Tranfcn etngebradbt. Sc
DGre gar feline iible S6ee, oub bic 6icIi8e1
.9t~o6ltrampler, ipel6e in mancben Sta0tz
tbeilen Die StroBen un6 Sic 8arftpege
fOrmlicb ~mOnopOltitren 3ur 26itng zines
GrlaubniBibeines nit anberen 8orten our
8e3oblung elmer Nrt vQegerecDtiteuer" an
3ubalten. 8enn man @~quipagen, Oroibz
fen, %2aitwagen ,ltnb i~oniti9e 6uDrtperfe,
iogar ben armieligen&arren beS 9o6ufubr>
maltneS beiteuert, parum ntcbt aub bic
Strampelrd0er, Sic i'm @runoe genommeu
Doc6 nun Elm 2uruSartiteL itnb?
- Der alte @labitone, Der, nebenbet be-
merit, elmer @rfldrung ieines intimen
6reun6es Sir 2ugernon g8eit nab 5u
1bIicBen, nO1 gar nibt baran benft, iein
Nmt nteoer3ule9en, ~pentgitenS nibt aus
treten Stildel1, bat it6 burcb Sic tiir5li9
aNf letne Seronlaiiung bin erfol9te Qnz
oronung, 6aB bic neunitiinoige NrbeitSSeit
IN Den NrmeezQ8 ertitGtten, 2aboratorter,
M~r1enalen &C. IN cine Stunoe perrt11gert
merOe, unter 8etbe6altung Ser bi8berigen
8e3ablun8 fltr neunitiin6ige 2(rbett, Bel Der
brlttiben MISUNDERSTANDING einen gez
, 1894-02-10
Il e. Union pafen9er Station.
u"ggGnnSyIVdnidL jn0S.I

Sidet=CfficeS: VII Der StatIou, III 248 g. START
GtroBs gde SodTon. uno i'm auditorium 9oteL.
Surt=3uge iabren lpIe fol8t nod) @eutraI=3et:
.S0ollG. +Sdnlth 0usneln11ner Snnntnn-
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Snlnpts. Soma uKo 8eOriaz@rprebI 1875 Md' 335 q
ct So. Atdb., &ppt1 s. San. Stu $3.50 81 12OOWt
Mtiuueopplis. Cts. s. SlDur SFaus' $3.50 81 1900 M
Solicit Accommodation =. -. . 4O5 ~ 945 MG
9eru Accommodation. ........-f $50 gHt 9s50W
9erDer, @plD. Sprin0s & 8ueblo,
Dio &anIas Gitp 0eitibuleO go. 500 81 12OOM
ST. g8ortb un0 8eras @rureR. = SOC ~ lOOOM
Sender, Golo. @pgS. unb 4ue6lo, oinI
Omaha 81 Sine. C8iq 9yiee(. .....' 1000 81 900 81
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Bepria & 8euner ytodt=grrreB. 49,. lO:15 @F 7I5N 30
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cogp nab Sos MuQeles unb SanI
9SrouciScD, oo &on5us @itp, Sort
2gOrtb II. 81 Baio. 6Duel=GrpreBI' 600 81 10:00mt
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2l9o @tatm. rnlOn 9afiogier.GtatiOn: @anals a6amss
une WtGhiIDI=Str.
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Baltimore O. O6io= Giren6ahn.

Chicago & gGeit Ostdt9am 8nbm.
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@bfabrt. aufnuft
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, 1894-02-10
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, 1894-02-10
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SlIi1tols 6 emfrnl.

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II. ctr. unO part gfou. 3uGe fir ben 9ubet fOune1
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men peroeu. Sidets III Der Sto0tsOfice, 1874 Sao
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Yaettc @TpreB I
AiBloHo uuo Duluth -. -. 80.
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Gou Claire @rpreB 800.
@aHtelba @rpreB
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Sppb'3 Ginc.: iiao Die bcitcu Yiqen mad Sid
ii rebnea; iie beIfen Der Seroauuua, beiIen &opf'
'bn1er3 uuo Gauiu6t
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25
GREAT BROOKLYN
HANDICAP.
THE FIRST BIG RACE OF TIE TURF CAM
PAIGN OF 1894
The Competitors for the Rich Prizs-Spssdy Racers
Who Have Carried of the Prizs in Former
Ysars-The Entries for the Coming Racs-Ihs
Chances of Don Alonzo and Sir Walter.

Copyrighted by Tas wilson Press Syndiea,s.l
New YORK, March 24.-The first
great race Of the turf campaign of 1894
will be the Brooklyn Handicap, which
has already become famous in racing
annals. It will be race over mile
and a quarters distance, in which most
Of the noted horses in America will COM
pete for rich prize. The race annu-
ally attracts national interest, and is
witnessed by from $4,000 to 10000
spectators. Talk Of the English
Darby and the Ascot Gold
Cup, run annually in England,
they are a poor second to the famous
American event. Not only are the fol-
lowers Of the turf interested in this
great race, but all classes, plebeian and
patrican, show their interest by attend
ing, or when they cannot, by eagerly
buying all the reports of the races that
they can procure The entries are made
January 10, and the race forms the
principal theme of conversation among
sporting men until May 10, when the
great race on the Jockey Club track az
Gravesend, Long Island, takes place.
throughout the whole country, in
every sporting circle, the subject is dis
cussed, South and West, as we'll as East
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25
mile and a quarter

The race in 1857 was won by Dry
Monopole, who not only captured the
rich prize, but ran the mile and quar-
ter In two minutes, seven seconds, which
at that time was the fastest on record.
The finish 10 this race was the most re-
markaSle ever witnessed in America, for
Dry Monopoe won by nose from Blue
Wing and Hidalgo. Andy Mccarthy,
the deceased jocky, piloted the winner.
In ISSS, A. J. Cassatt's great race
horse the Bard, won the race In two
minutes and thirteen seconds. He was
piloted by Hayward, the famous veteran
Jockey. The slowness of time was
owing to the track being heavy. In
1889, the race was won by Lakeland's
Exile, in the fast time of two minutes
add seven and a half seconds. Tony
Hamilton, the noted cOlored jockey, was
the pilot this time. In this race,
August Beluont's Prince Royal, was the
second horse, and the prime iavorlte.
In 1870, Castaway II, owned by James
Campbell, won the race. He was rid
zen by Burns, the jockey, and won the
race In two minutes and ten seconds,
and created considerable surprise. for
his victory cost many thousands OF dol
lars. BE was what is termed on the
turf "a rank outsider" odds Of fifty to
one were quoted against him in the bet
ting ring. In 1891 the race was won by
the famous race horse, Tenny, owned
at that time By David 4. Pnlsifer.
Jockey Shelby Barnes, of the West, a
colored centaur, had the mount, and re-
ceiyed BIG ovation. The time
WAS two minutes and ten Sec
onds. and the race was run on
A heaty track. Tenny's victory was a
popul one, for both the owner and the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

ment-rapid as thought. II IL Is done
4 shade OF second too late II means
disaster.
In regard to stopping, or getting QUE
Of the way Of a blow, It all depends
upon the situation. II can't calculate
where the blow is going get out Of the
way, but II am aware OF the intended
point Of aim l counter, or guard, &C
cording TO the time given me.
really have no favorite blow, for
have found every punch effective; that
is, when landed hard and true, but l
believe 8 leit-hand hook, or q right
hand body blow especially dangerous.
In saying this mean that il Is easiest
TO catch QUICKER with left hook, as
1t is she nearest hand ready for swift
action, and q rlght.hand body blow Is
most apt TO land in the region OF the
enemy's heart.
never draw my arm back when about
to deliver blow. A great many pro-
fessional aud amateur boxers make that
mistake, giving their opponents time 70
hit first, or the Information OF their
rivals intent No matter what posi-
ton may be in,
ALWAYS LET HER FLY
without drawing back the arm, In this
connection had best answer ques-
ton that has been frequently put 10 me;
what is the best position In boxing?"
My answer may seem indefinite, yet IL
is correct. Take the position that
is easiest to you. Always feel that you
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

last years form and prove in 1894 one
of the bast 4-year-olds on the turf.
Sir Walter proved that he was
game frst-class race horse last
season. While be did not run up to his
2-year-old form, he proved that ne could
carry weight and nearly always finished
strong in the best Of company. Another
great horse, whom few people Will pay
attention to. but who will run well in
the Brooklyn Handicap, is Ajax, but /
expect Don Alonzo or Sir Walter, II they
start well, will be the real contestants,
aud I am confident, with Garrison,
Taral, Hamilton or Lamley in the sad
die, that two-thirds Of the 10000 who
will witness the race, not speaking OF
the half million who bet on the event in
every city in America, will play Don
Alonzo. w. z. HARDING.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

Indicate that hsis within few years or
the age allotted by the psa,mist 70 man
Bright eyes flash behind his eye glasses
and there Is strength and vim mar keo
ln strong lines on his keen, strong race
lie looks q man who is good Tor many
a strong fight yet, aud from the way
political columns are splitting and
forming in New York state be Is likely
to have abundant opportunities 10 toe
future 60 exercies his powers ana his
known Inconsistencies. Should the
reformers who are now trying TO reor-
ganize the Republican party OF New
Yord succeed and bring new leaders
20 the front then Mr.. Schurz might
find it possible 70 go back 70 his old love
again. There is not much chance Tor
him Ga the Democracy, for while Mr.
Schurz agrees with the Democrats on
many points, be has no standing with
its more powerful leaders, President
Cleveland, Of course, excepted.
Whatever Mr.. Schurz's plans for the
future may be be is keeping them 20
himself. 1t may be that be does not
want Office since there is none open 70
him higher than those he has already
held This, however, Is not the opinion
Of his friends or of those who know
him, and are not his friends. These
say that Mr.. Schurz still holds political
ambitions, but whether this leads him
90 again sit in the United States senate
or in the cabinet OF a president, they
do not say and, perhaps, do not know
Meanwhile, Mr.. Schurz is working
hard and is putting money In his purse
against the time when the country may
again need his services.
Time works many and queer changes,
and 10 has worked many 10 the more or
less stormy and successful life OF Carl
Schurz. IL may bring about many
more. With health, strength, and
position amorg the strong men OF the
day who are Known and acknowledged,
man even az sixty-dve years Of age
may look into the future with hopeful
anticipation.
And that is what Carl Schurz is said
TO be doing.
FOSTER COATES.
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Domino has so many rich engagements
In stakes that his owners will hardly
risk him on so severe a test, but little
Leonawell, regarding his bold bid last
year, is a very hopeful horse. He is on
the suspicious list, and neither his own
er trainer can feel confident ABOUT his
standing a preparation. The contest
appears to be confined to Don Alonzo,
Sir Walter, Ajax and Sport, all Of which
look tempting. They will be closely
backed by ST. Leonards, DR.. Rice,
Bassetlaw aud G. w. Johnson. Basset-
law improved so much last season
that the position he is now in Ewould
make him a coat Of a different color
and fit. Sport, for the reason that he
was at his best In the spring, must be
an important factor. His Intellectual
efforts az Monmouth made it plain that
the big chestnut had trained right off.
He was formidable antagonist In the
Gravesend and Morris Park meetings,
and he is such a glutton for short dis
lance that there Is no denying his
claim. ST. Leonards relies more on a
private reputation than on anything
he has done in a race. 1t is claimed
that the American Derby knocked him
to pieces His racing in the East was
not encouraging, as IL gave the impress
sion that his heart was not as big as II
might be, which would be fatal in
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horse became great favorites, with the
public.
In 1892, Judge Morrow, owned by
Green B. Morris, one OF the Oldest TURF
men In America, captured the race In
two minutes and eight and three-quar-
ter seconds. 1 had the satisfaction OF
prophesying that Judge Morrow would
win the race, months before IL was run,
and on the day of the race in the New
York DdiLy NclCs, did the same. Andy
Covington was the jockey that
piloted Judge Morrow to victory.
In 1898, as in 1890, the race was won by
rank outsider. Pierre Lorillard's
Lampighter, for which he paid the
large sum Of $4,000 was the favorlte,
and be had been backed heavily 10
every city in the United States. Inc
race, however, was won by Diablo, own
ed by James Campbell, in two minutes
and nine seconds. Fred Taral, the IA
nous Jockey, won the race by skillful
horsemanship. Nearly half a million
dollars was lost on Lamplighter. Pierre
Lorillard, his owner. it is said, lost Sl5'-
600. Dlablo was like Castaway, so TO
! shot, and his owner won over $500
1t seems strange. but nevertheless it
is turf history, that no horse has twice
won the Brooklyn Handicap, and no
Jockey has piloted two winners. The
Brooklyn Handicap is now worth S25'-
600 to the winner, and in the future the
race, as it increases in popularity, Will
be worth probably as much as the
American Derby, which is worth S5O'-
900 to the winning horse.
In the race to be run at the Brooklyn
Jockey Club, in May, the following are
the horses with ages and weight OF