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LADIES and gents watches sold at cut
prices for the next ten days at
McNAMEE's.
2l37 Market street.
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MRx's fine Velvet Embroidered Slip
pers rs cents. Mems Elegant Plush
Slippers 81 90. LoCEE'S.
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MANY diseases arise from one cause.
blood impurity. DR.. A. S. Todd's Liver
Pills purify the blood and thus 60 to
the root OF many maladies.
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SPECIAL SALE Ladies' Embroidered
Handkerchiefs at lie, worth Csc.
]. ). RHODES & Co.
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goo trimmed Sailors, worth si.0o, nj
1Oc. RIGGS.
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PHOTOGRAPHS will be delivered for
Christmas on Nil sittlngs made this week
Mt O'SEILL'S,
1908 Market Street,
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FINE rings for ladies' and gentlemen,
mounted at, McNAMEE's,
2l37 Market street.
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ASK for Quaker Bread.

ATTEND our opening display of Japan.
csc Pottery. hiCEs'
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SPECIAL bargains In Onyx Stands and
Lamps Mt II. +. IILLMhS d CO.'S.
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ASK for Quaker Bread.

FEATHER BoAs, worth $500, at SOC.
RIGGS.
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WHAT
silk Handkerchlefs for 5c, ut
L. S. GOOD & CO.'S.
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II you hesitate what to buy for
Christmas, call at Alex. Frew's store,
1l17 Main street, and there you will
find choice line Of all that is new and
attractive in Furniture that you cannot
help but be suited. Examine the price
and you will buy.
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ASK for Quaker Bread.

Be sure to read Shook & Co.'S ad to-day.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

~ MENDEL & CO.,
VI. 1921 MAIN STREET
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Prompt Attention Day or Night.
Store Telephone. No. a. @. I'd Nendsi''
Rh,idsncs Tei,phOne. No nO29
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"httT Neuts bues
Water rents for the six months end.
ing March 81, 1906, arc now ready. II
paid on or before December 81. 1894, a
discount OF 10 per cent will be allowed.
The CRY WATER BOARD.
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STACY ADAMS & Co.'s celebrated lineot
Mems fine Shoes, Calf. Kangaroo and
Patent Leather, latest styles. at 81 90.
IocKE's
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ASK for Quaker Bread.

ASK for our SAGE trimmed Hat., worth
double, RfCES.
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nJIDJQnNEO A complete line OF fine
lI1hIN mAN, Seckwenr, Gloves, Hand.
kerclicfs, Rt
c. HESS & SONS,
Fashionable Tniiors aud Gents Furnish
ers, 1891 and 1898 Market street
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TrmIs.IO RICE'S.
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Be sure to read Shook & Co.'s ad to-day.
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GENUINE Diamond Rings s. 90.
LuKESs & HIGdINs
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TroHr rolled twilled silk Umbrellas
at - 90 and 81 80. Us. RHODES & Co.
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Be sure to read Shook & Co.'s I'D to-day.
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SPECIAL SALE Ladies' Embroidered
Handkerchieis at lie, worth 25c.
J. S. RHODES & Co.
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SPECIAL bargains In Diamonds Mt II. T.
HILL1iAS & CO.'S.
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ASK for Quaker Bread.

MEMS md Boys Turn Down Caps Mt
a5c. DISGER BROS,
80 Twelfth md 1884 Main Streets
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ASK forQuuker Bread.
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CANES and Umbrellas 81 so up.
LvKESs & Hi6aISs.
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5ntellise,ncer


onieos Noss 80 and 81 Fourteenth street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15
o~o, SHOT At ST. LOUIS.

s. Louis. May 1.-THE weather to-day was or
nresslv,.y warm Favorites were beaten III h'e
roces and the "bookles" reaped harvest. re
creates, surprise was the victory Of Tramp ID "'
ann race against whom as high as 70 10 was o''
fereG After Roy Lochic landed the fourth purse "
Arm ~ bookmakers. doing busness under the name
% the Empirc club "we.chcd" They laid against
Row Iochel with the usual result. The ring man
aq,u,,nt made good ;he amount Invested Inc
track was fast. Summaries.
Eirst race selling six furongs-Denver. II" Oh
bv, & 10 l. won, Little Lewis, lW Foncoa!, u - l.
second: Deceit lco NIam). q l. tnirl In''' '''o'
second race. selling six furlonss-l Yea, ~
,Cori,le,, 10 10 + won Prince Imperial. Jos 81. HHll
u - second: Prince Peyjon. lt0 ID. Johnson, -
TO ]. third. Time. l1i"
Third race one and one-siHieentn m'ies-f!TIs ~
Chsurc is Morris. - .. won: Elafi 'F'{, ~,
CNoDnc'D ~ =. second. Boro, lg piunha"'IV' "
10 !. third. Time. 49,
Fourth race s,x furlongs -Roy l0chel. ~ Our
rel : 10 ! won. Frank Harf. % uIaml' 10 j.
second: Pedestrian. III o. HID 2 to J. third Iime'
1874. 90
Firm race. selling SIX furlongs-Trsmp. 10 81.
Donne;ly) 20 70 J. won. Little porrit !" q. carr.
{ 10 J. second Bryan, 100 Dunn, 10 J. ihfd.
Time. 1854. ~
skin race selling. one mne-Slr Rae. III q. nm.
& 10 & won. Major Drnus lN a.. Mooney 10 ].
second. Archbishop. ~ )Corbley), To J. inrH Time
l.i2..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15

his first defeat of the season to-day, though most
of their hits were made after there were chances %
retire them The Bostons feded loosely ana, as;ae
from Duffy, none Of them could 90 anything wa
NcMahon. After the game was irretrleVaoy iost az
the end of the fifth. the management gave LAMP
his first trial in League game. he was not pat9ed
hard but was wild. Attendance. 25OO score
Boston ........................2 ! "a
Baltimore .....................1 ~
Basehts-85s,on 4. Baltimore l6 Errors.EostoA
T. Baltimore . Batteries Nichols. Lampe ana Ny'h;
NcMahon and Robinson Cmolre--O Rourhe.
Cleveland May n-All OF ClcYcland's runs were
made In the fourth. when Breitensteln was hit
hard fIawley held the home team down wo after
ward Miller. when he first came to the nat. re-
ccived flowers from his admirers. Attendance
zoe. Score
cleveland ...................0 4 ~
St Iouis........................1 0 0 ID
Rasehits-Cioveland 10. ST. Louis g. Errora-Cieve-
land 2 Iattcries-Young and O'COnnor; BrelteH-
stein Hawley and Buckley. Umplre-Swartwood.
Cincinnati, May 1.-THE home players took the
lead in the second inning and were never headed
With Il comfortable margin Of runs, Parrott slowed
UP and allowed the visitors to crawl up dangerously
near but Iouisvilles pitcher was hit at Wt.
Pfener's home was on n ball that bounded INTO
the bleachors Attendance 2lOO. score
Cincinnati ....................O 2 x-lz
Louisville .....................O y U I
Basehits-Clnonnai l.. Louisville o. Errors-Cn-
cinnau 3 Louisville :. Bltteries-parrott ana
Vaughn; Witrock. Menafec, Earl and Grim I'm
p.re-Earle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15

Lexington Ky May 1.-THE spring meeting o.
the Kentucky Association closed here to-day IN'
r,cetng has been one Of IN. most successful In tho
history OF the newly organized association. l".
feature az to-day was IN" Lahellc sake. worth
81 7oo 10 the winner FOR two-yearo'ds. NJ I've tiT-
longs The starterS were Ductor Fertile. Cane
wood saint Ilarlo Ashland. Flying Duichman ana
Lcue Eastin Flying Iutchman Won with case ny
a length. Ashland was gccond. t"o lengths before
Ductor. third Time ac. The WINNER belongs I"
" / simmons OF this city. who won lot Of
money On the race. lie IS 10y lap Wagcner. dam
Glen Mercy. KITTY Give the winner of the other
two-year-old race. Is by MacDun. dam Peg "of-
nngton. owned by Thomas q. Mcdowell. ~ ihH
city and promises - De- sensational MY. Flrisch-
man q Son. the Cincinnati millionaire breeders.
have offered Major b Thomas 81 TINS Guy
si3 oOl for his ycarl.ng brother to Domino. To-Day
summarize.
First race. selling. one mia ana 10 Woofnlcl
~ % !, won: lAthr Waiter, ~ Whn"Hl IT, ~.
second. Jim Henry 50 tjiaharl. 10 T. ], uifl llWr
LIS. Milhoy. Lewell'n ElSion ana Ih' queen
also ran.
Second furongs,-e loss i ts 20 l.5
10 2. " %; flnte &. loS Cir'aeW1. - 4, -
Tine. 10. barbara. Begun ana pirAve.a also ran.
Thru race LABEL sll Farm stake g. as '-y,s.1r-
Ola. av" ;lTl.Ies -Fy..g Dufchmau. us az VIZ
lam-b. -. go T. won Ashland. l' brNNsl I'D - ,
Im. Lone Els;a. Ss!at Lnro. clne"o'd AMI Fer
tile ai-) ran
Fourth race one mI,-Mss Dixie Io7 Goodnle.
{ o. !. won. Ga.atin, lol dr'nsl, TO IT, so;oa'
l.uy r.. Corncla. Iophile May Bee aaI Audubon
also ran.
Fra race nye furiones-Ki.ty. Give ~ COverton'.
! 81 go .. va1, Mss f9ll-, ~ uLNnsl - - J., =,
Th,n'as sp!r!.ual.8i. Woodhed. Ba=so. Rosiia ard
| Bessie as) ran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15
THE rwILIGHr cLUB DIMES oy NE PARIS.

Nearly 40 members and guests OF the Twilight
club at down to dinner last evening In the saloon
u the American Line steamer Paris. This the
g}ith dinner ~ the club. After the dinner speech
making began and WAS continued und, Il late hour
Among the well-known pe3p.e present were Samuel
C. T. podd, chairman; Charles +. Wmsate. secre-
tary: the Rev. G. e. Boile Dr Bdrcaow. y. G.
Fowler IT, Or ERhort Guernsey, \. j. c. Foye,
DR. Ouolnsui. Colonel j. B. Wikman. Robert r. a.
Dorr and Mrs Dorr. ": r. II. Sanger, Dr. c. Il.
shepard. General ~ H. II DAVIS ~, tAe Key. ). H.
Suyiam Or. Geran and Mr.. aad Mrs J. II. john
ston. Among the addresses maze vas one by Mr.
Packard or Packaria business College. Mr. Pack
ara propounded the following questions. among
others: u1W can We help the poor; How can we
eel rd Of Cleveland? How ear we keep women In
tnclr places? How can Sc, money without beg
cling or stelling 1t? and How can We keep women
captain William Randall. Of the steamship Paris,
WAS one o. tie guests
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that with the work of last week he certainly is noi
shcr; of work.
DIR Rice is ready for the battle OF his life. as a.
work on Sunday seems 10 have increased his ~"
spirits lie had short spin yesterday over the
GravcgenI track which pleased his followers greary
Sir Waiter arrived at the track in the afternoon
He is the pronounced fdvorite Of many OF the
heavy bettors and majority Of the visitors to the
Gravesend track.
Ajax was galloped with Garrison, who will ride
him to-day.
Ieonawels quarter crack opened in his work on
Sunday 50 that he Is not likely 20 be a starter
Banquet vii probably wear the white and gold
tassal of Michael +. Dwyer.
Don Alonzo may go to the post but ne was
rated as a doubtful starter
Bassetlaw has his speed. and his trainer, Mat
thew Alien. believes he has good chance TO win
Henry Of Navarro is right on edge FOR to,day's
race. as he has been trained 10 the nour by hyioh
McCeland, VINO stands u win coihlor"'O'e
fortune should the three-year-old WIN.
Sport j. without rider, as his owners say thii
Lampigatar did not start. Joseph Tay.or .oGgel an
objection against Tara and Gains the jockey
Comanche is in almost The same hX ,1 ii,c T45
reported uptown last night that James Mci-ius.r.'n
track stewards are 10 decide the question to-day
Copyright, Lowlander. Herald. Hermitage, Loan
taxa and Bitten comprise the dark horse diVl5!oA
Diablo Will be Played by many persons "s S'Ne'
for small amounts. g.,
dcaVOTing 20 cause trouble for the Clccis OF are
Brooklyn Jockey club.
Philip j. DWYcr said: The weather gives No more
annoyance tnaA the attempts - break ~ Iae.hs
At the rooms of the Jockey club, in the GUNNER
land. there was no mention OF the threaitheh
trouble as the stewards were busy with the t.eF'h'n
hour rush for licenses by trainers ana jockeys \
meeting Of the Jockey Club was held, ana the Vim
o. the stewards approved K. G. Clarke presence
the resolutions Of the horse owners To the siewarIs
A committee was appointed to confer with the hors-
men at the GTaVesend track ON SATURDAY az -"
D. m Several members We're elected u ne
Jockey Club Here are the names OF me NV mem
bers: FOxhail l.. kctne General B. +. Tracy, ;. =
Rowland, Colonel Jacob Kuppert j. Pcrr9nt MGR
gan O. II. y. Belmont. John NJ. Bowers, James J..
Greene ana Walter r. Johnson. William BAKE ana
A Thompson received their Licenses as jockeys
William Martin, who has Turf Congress license
vii lie allowed ride, as the st wards approved H.
II is not likely tPat Eugene Lsish VIII be AZ tnr
track to-day a. he starts Chant ~ the kentucky
Derby Kentuckaus who are IN the ely say mat
FLYING Dutclman the twO-yelr-oli iDat won AZ
Lexington is the crack youngster IN The Nest on
ford Porter who developed C.Nori. = MS trainer
No Doubt many OF those who 20 - the races to-
day VIII stop or at Ambrose Park on their way
back to tire city 10 enjoy Buffalo E!lls VIA Nes,
Show.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.

Erie. Penn May n-Wl;esbar-e played horse
with the champions to-day and made 1t three
straight Herndon was wild IN the first Inning ard
forced in two runs. The Fries pat up a fine field
ine game but with the exception .. sharon and
smith were very weak 1T BAT. Every error the
Fries made was costly Their playing improved IN
Tho weather was damp end cod and the attend
ancc small Score
Erie ............................C 20
Wlkesbarre ..................i ! ~
Rasehits-Erie Z W1kesharre Y. Errors--Erie ?
W!ikesblrre s. Batierles-llsrnt2n and GuASoA
Campbell and Warner. Umpre-Holiand
Syracuse. May 1.-THE Stars won the game with
Providence to-day 5y bInching hits B1rswe'n
went into the game with lame arm and. lacking
speed was batted out Of thc box IN TIE third He
innings. holding Providence doNn - en- scra'cl
E't sna.rhng victory from The Jaws or detea, O1e
thousand spectators were p-nrant. score;
Syracuse ......................2 p
Providence .....................O : y " -
Basenlts-Syracuse Is. Providence TO- Errors
Syracuse t. Providence !. Batteries ala nan,
BlugWeln and Wilson. Sullivan and McCaliey. Un-
pire-HUnt
Toy, y. Y May 1.-THE sprngfeds had Their
b-ttag clothes on to-day. and. after knocking
Me4k.n out OF the box, pounded Fic.,eA eli over
the lot. Atteadance, 10. Sco-e:
Troy ACKNOWLEDGEMENT O.
Springfield ....................O q I X-lj
BayehIts-Trov o. Springfield 70 Errors-Troy ,,
Springfield :. Batter es-Fickep. Meak!n aai Ca
hill. Kcefc ana Leahy. Umpire-Ganncy.
Buffalo. May li.-There was no game here to-day
on account u rain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15

One dozen Of the genuine JOHANN
UOFF'S MALT EXTRACT gives as much
strength and n0uri,hmcnt rs cask OF
ale, without being intoxicating. 1t is
highly beneficial for use at meal time
for convalescents, weak children and
ladies, and as IA general tonic for the
weak and debiIitated.
InsIst upon the genuine JOHANN HoFrs which must
have he signature of JOHANN AosF" on the neck
label. ~ $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15
WINNERS ~ lNrnnscuoLAsrrc TENNIS.

Cambridge. Mas. May ~ ,SreciaN.-I. +. Ware,
youngstcr from one OK the schools oi ths vicinity
today won the nrst prize ard the intcrscholdsuc
championship OF this region ~ defeating 4 =.
Barrows. of Providence. IN the somi-ana!s and =.
liol; in tie last fouad This victory viii serd young
Ware 10 Ncwp, in August there 20 conpcte
with the interscNo.asuc champions OF Yale. Prince
ton and Columhia Summary
Seml-'inal round. l.. =. Ware beat \. \. Blrrows
G-3 6-L g. Holt bea; W s. Fitz 3--j. IS Is.
Final round. l.. L. Ware beat +. Holt 6-3. t-l.
CO
NcN-Haycn. May B-The Yale Tennis Assoc.-
alton. under whose auspices the Connecticut inter
scholastic tournament was held here on saturday.
announces that the championship has been won by
Trowhridgc OF the Hopkins Grammar School. OF
New Haven. In the seIni-hnals Trowbrldge de-
fea,ed sage. of the Hartford High School and
Cheney. Of the Hopkins School. defeated Gray, OF
the Ncw-IIaven High School Then Trowbriige
defeated Cheney in the finals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15
FOR THE ATLANTIC YACHT CLUE REGATTA

The Atlantic Yacht cub VIII sail IT. tweNty-n!1ta
annual regatta On June = Il viii be open 10 yachts
enrolled IN any regularly Organized yacht club sub
jcct 20 the approval II the Regatta Committee. The
following clubs have been invited 70 take part in toe
regatta. New-York American. Coriathiln seswan-
hakl-C 0r,uthian. Larchmont. Brooklyn. Ncw-Ro-
che;!c Marine aat Field club Philadelphia, Cor.a,a-
Ian. g; Philadelphia. Eastern. Riverside. Cedar
Point. Now-Haven and New-Beitorl cubs. and the
Pslr)t Association.
Though the yachts entered WIZ be measured for
time allowance by adding together the square root
OF the call and the loId-watcr line length
dividing the sum by ?. yet for some unexplained
reason the yachts WI. BE- ciassci by loaa-wateriine
lcD-th and rot BY sailing length
There VIII De th.ee classes e. echooaers ton for
slo1ps. cutters AMI yaU.- ami one for catboat,.
Cash pr.0s % tnr amount ~ 81 $50 VII be- sailed FER
Yachts entering sal IN cruising VIII b, ra;'I
tor time allow ance AZ - per cen, OK their racing
'ongtt
EI;res must b. IN WI ng and hlci with tn chair
mn ~ %" REGATTA Committee John L. Bliss. ~.
Us Frurst, New ork cry nor later t9on u q. IN.
On saturday. Jure ? The steamer Cygnet. with
the club uests on board. WI follow the yachts oyc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15

oe tho games PLAYED in the National League
Yesterday the eleven-inning battle at Phllaue'p"a
between the New-York and Philaleipn'" 'e''"'
v,as nv far the best The Giants were beaten ""'
only ortcr a stirring battle. After such d game
ono can always see how different result couIu
have been achieved If different methods h'n "eDii
,s,.od II Duse had been a little steadier In MS
delivery and II Herman, Ward ana one vi WV
others Ind been able to do little better batting
pbuadenhil would not 10 so happy to-day BROOK
,,,, -avc Washington to defeat In large i'Hur'''
vbve Baltimore save Boston real old-taShI'heu
.broshinr Nichols Boston's pct pitchcr pelns
knocked out OF the game. Pttsburg defeated I'm
caro- after 4 wcll-played game ana Cl'cil'''' ''''
double figures In the game with louSF''e'
land found ST. Louis different team lIo" 10
,,rg and won from the Browns WIN soi"e'H''e
to spare.
Thu, nccuIiarly uniformed. disjonted team ca'""
tho s.notors was the victim Of tle D''"es'oo'''
at Eastern Park. Brooklyn. yesterday .'I-'
,oor, has done much IN "A winning woy Tbs year
and the record Of neither was such that l'b'
crowd would journey FAR TO see the'i law -
the green diamond field. Sill 21"' people Jou'"'|e'
To the distant grounds TO witness 'le c'''''"
Tho Washington men have become accus' ';ne' u
,c, and ,bov took their setback yesteriay W,.n
oo,d Grace The battery work ~ DusIh.c az" ~
Ger vas poor, and the ne.dng asa a AVA Redford
- - no ,c.ctivc batting for che Ys!tn3 t.an''
Teheau made clever run"-t vi ljct Eycn
t ~ try1Ds f-o., Jamnica Bay could not cool tAe'
6ery uremature,y grdy-headel young man b., 49,.
tn ony rea' virtue IN the contest "a' M la
nc IN ,.on Glstrlgnt was uneven ana wa
in his delivery and sucl VOTE w WI IT, eogue can
Gamos from he a,'gnt an am ,entv 20 be around
and ne may pay in q Jay o. (" ,ri,,N, ho
lin ola the best batting Tor i'ro2kyn, Mike 4, St
ine he only home player who IA not mnNe mt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15

Marshal tagg c.y. Of New.gH. ~ j.. yesterday
served PAPERS on William =. Warren and Melvin Il.
Van keuron OF tha Monmouth Park Racing Asso-
cl3 ton. sGnlm0n.n5 them to appear at Trenton
June In TIE suit Of the Farmers Lc,A and Trust
Company. VINO want 70 foreclose Their mortgage
tae grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15
JUDGE BARRETT KNEW A THING or TWO

Judge Barrett. In the Supreme Court. had case
before him yesterday in which Otto Irving Wise, a
well-kuown young lawyer. is counsel. The
not ended, and was adjourned until to-day. Mr..
Wise in biz place and said:
your Honor, l would deem it a great favor If the
case could stand adiouracd until Wednesday, |
have a most important engagement to Keep toinor-
row
where"
In Rrookiyn."
II suppose your engagement IS at il5 p. m" said
the Judge, in his most serious manner, without the
least sign OF q smile.
Mr.. Wise cat down without saying another word
Outside the court he owned he had been scored
r." but wondered that the Judge knew the
time when the Brooklyn Handicap Is started. for
that really the important engagement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15
ENTRIES FOR To-DAYs BROOKLYN RACES

HORSES THAT WILL Run IL THE HANDICAP
The fields for the first days racing at Gravesend
VIII be large. with the exception OF me FIRST race IN
which there are only five entries. For the mile
there are seventeen: the Expectation S.akes seven
teen; the Brooklyn Handicap. seventeen; the half
mile maiden fifteen. and The selling, fifteen.
Here are the entries IN full.
FIRST RACE For all ages $lJ each with $3.50 alloI
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Earned runs Pllnteiplia . Nv York FIRST hasr ~
eros Nes Yor. !. ~ 90 ',e- hlldsiph,s y New
s,-ich out" f,y Catsey IS Rosie . rhre~oass hito-
Davis farrell. TWo-hasc bite rie-nan Van tieltren
e,'-iecc hfs Mailman. Allcn. Stolen haec-iirllmnn
i.usle rl1y-Tuse Ward and r,nnor. Passed bal-Far-
rel Implre- stage Time u same 10
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"A ride Henry of Navarro. which probably, means
that eigrd win not start Sprinsland IS ii Le&'n
ION and win not be down until morning. IL 10 NOT
at ali likely that he will face the nag
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A VICTORY AND A DEFEAT.
RPOOKLYN WINS, BUT NETWORK LOSES
AT PHILADELPHIA.
4 GOOD ATTENDANCE At EASTERN PARk-IhH
BRIDEGROOMs THRASH TIE lAlHn'N
sorvDLY-NoTEs or THE GAME
CANES YESTERDAY.

PHILADELPHIA = eN-Yorb g. llttshurg '" I'Ca5o,I,e
eleven innngsD INC nla' -; &, MS =
Froohlyn II, WASHINGTON l. Nle''HiHi = 81 A
baltimore ~. Boston ,.
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srARrNRs FOR rHE KENrucKY pERBA

STARTERS FOR THE KENTUCKY DEHBf.
Louisville. Ky. May N-There are only six posi-
bic starters In the Kentucky Derby and 1t Is likely
that cnly three will come to the post tomorrow
afternoon The only certain starters Chant.
with Goodale UP; Pearl soma WITH W i. Wi!iiams
Irving will ride him. He was sent mile this morn
ing In company with King Lee and r. b. coy
will be sent to the post A. Clayton has gone East
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise n gun sets7s10Mocn e3S Moor age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook 4:o2lGov. Island 4;37 Hell Gate $50
Sandy iiook~A:A4 Gov Island 5;l5 Hell Gate iDo