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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
ZIEGLER MAKES a FAST MILE.

,,r core n l.5s FACING a STRONG WiND-FiNE
y,,rxc At wIrKEsBARRE-THE WINNERS.
,yu.esharre. Penn. June Is (speciaD.-The sus-
pension OF W. +. Sims. Of Washington H. - was
i,,,c1 ,o.dav and he was allowed to compete. but
cebanne and Bald had another great tussle for the
mile open. but Bald won after magnificent race
by half n wheel almost in the same position as ne
l,a Yesterday CAbanne took the two-miie handl-
can from Barry who I'm the lead until WITHIN
nv. wards Of the tape. The haf-ne open was
won bv otto Iiegler. after a hard hSht Win
Coulter Zlegicr paced by the Syracuse quad
dI the fastest mile ever run IN tnls stat fv,''
around I'm IS IN the face OF strong VIM i LII
berger and l.. {. johnson fell In the one-rniie OPEN
but escaped with broken wheels ana many pru'ses
Summaries:
on. mil. open: Class A. Mrs, heatA + Dinenderfer
nrs, T. r. Hand. rlanneld. y j. second, KAY lawson
r.,n,on y J. 'hird Time % second heat. -
Iacs Reading nrs O. douglass T, rha sp Final
lea, Dawson Douglass. second pn"nder"r 'h'f'
Halt mile ,oy-n: Class H. first heat-otto Ai@ser ntst
p O'comnor second. A / brown, third TIM 10 -
h~a,-' T. Coulter nrs L. g Johns"m seV am
,.ouer second Jenny. third. Time :o2 80 "a ada,
FIRST. Ray Dawson scratch. second T. l. fia"n va
nr~, F. g Johnson. second; OTTO Iegler third Time
2.a. Second heat E C. bali hr,i. j, ,oeef' r '
h~a,-E 6 Had. FIRST. CaDanne second, N-gi"r third
first. g. - Jack. Reading second j. b. 'orS'' '''a"
Barton nrs'. Cnarle- II. Ogden second. G. " krck
MIRA Tine 81 IS soc. Second heanJ G. ienfetson
IS q Douglass fourth. Tlme-3t 2 sec. Final heat
D,Ysas- nrs,. pavs.n s"ond. Henderson. third Time
Tw''mne handicap GLASS H-L. y cabanne. first;
J. r. Barry secori. H. G. Tyler. thiri. Time -+S-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
ron TIE WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP.

philadelphia. June ~ ,SpeciaD.-A strong wind In
t.rfer.d somewhat to-day with III. PLAYING IN the
tennis tournament for 'he wom"n's championships
in progr.as on the Philadelphia Cricket ClIh's
courts AZ Wissnhckon Heights The weaker play
ers having been beaten IN the earlier rounds the
matches to-day In the chsmpionship singles pro
duccl better tennis playing and IN" fashonah" au-
dl-nce present responded with applause 10 the cf-
forts ~ the confcsianis The match between the
Atkinson sisters not exciting. because Miss
Jullettc Atkinson WAS acknowledged to be the gu
p.rlOr player. but the other match In tn" s"mi-
finals furnished the fcatur" OF IN" tournament play
so far. The contestants were Mrs H. Toumin. the
rx-champon. and Miss BESSIE Moore. Mrs. Toui-
min has had little prnctic. this spring. but she
made many r"marka bile back hand strokes which
artonlshcd the spectators Miss Moore won In
straight sets.
Matches IN womens doubles mixed doubles and
mems doubles also played today and the
finals In wonens doubles VIII take place to-mor-
row. The deciding matches In mixed doubles are
scheduled for Saturday, and that In mems doubles
for Friday. The finals In wOmen's singles VIII also
bc PLAYED on Friday. the championship match being
scheduled for Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
HARVARD WILL DECLINE.
THE ATHLETIC COMMITTEE DECIDES TO REJECT
TIE ENGLISH CHALLENGE.

THE ATHLETIC COMMITTEE DECIDES TO REJECT
THE ENGLISH CHALLENGE
Boston. June % tSpecaD-iarvard Will decline
IN. challeng. which oxford and Cambridge Jointly
sent TO Harvard and Yale FOR contest In track
athletic sports. IIarvards main reason IS that
Pennsylvania IL entitled 10 be- on" OF the repre-
sentative American universities In track athletics.
The Athletic Committee came to this decision on
Monday evening.
THE Transcript says that all statements up TO
,he present time as 10 whether Harvard In COM
blnation with Yale would or would not meet Cam
bridge and oxford In set OF international college
athletic contests. have been based on conjecture.
for final official action In the matter has only just
been taken. IL is deemed cxpedient to Keep IN
allegiance the full text OF the letter 10 be sent IN
reply until tomorrow afternoon. when II VIII be
made public. Meantime. IT has been given out
authortatively that Harvard declines 10 accept the
conditions. and. as far as she IL concerned. there
will be match with the English collesians.
Professor Amcs chairman OF the Harvard Attn
etlc Committee, will make no statement. Word
has been sent to Yale as to what iiarvards
action is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
LONG SHOTS WIN AT ST. LOUIS.

81, Louis. June 26-I.ong shots won the majority
y, tho r,ces nj the Fair Grounds to-day. Scratches
were numerous The third race was "A farce Star
Ruby and Prime Minister were scratched. leaving
Buck Massie to canter In ahead OF poor h'l',
49,, ~, tho addison fayorite In the nth and
heavily played finished last by thirty lengths. sum
mary:
r,,., race thirteen sixtcenths OF mil.l-Georgc '"
iAiacklln), 10 l. won I'o}le. NJ g. s'dusi.
,sr 90 l. second: IAnnette. l0l furneD' TO J. thrd
Time-i2t. - go
II,~.ton, 10 Sufnstra 100 tIurnerl = to J.
Cir PLAY HID even, third Tiri'-l;l2
1,,ri race lone mie,-Euck Masse. JOG o. HID 30 70
,"cn. Zoullka Ii3 lTuberyille) u 10 second
e.,,rder lI5 covirg'on), u to L. third Iim"-l@
Us, ,ace ,nye furlongsJ-Mcrry Thought. los (Tur-
~, "a z won: Paskola 100 Garner, TO :. second
nWsrr,,raid 100 Uornbsj. 3 To ]. third Tlmc-lD5
,,,- .o. fro,e and n sixteenth)-David 50 %. Hen
- 10 10 l. won Golden Crown y" tscherer 10 10 !.
80 ond: My Partner ~ "aH'"' - ~ = '""'' 'hne-
I ,2i..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
WHEEL RACES At SARATOGA.

Saratoga ~ Y, Jun" 6-AboIt ten thousand
n.orl. witnessed the bicycle races held under the
auspices OF the Saratoga Athletic club at Wood
i,un oval this afternoon The following are the
summaries.
One-nlic ,noviceD-r n sar". ~ schuyl'rvlle; won
v,,.n k..fcr nl Ssa'.ra. second George Nhaley. OF
Victor, Mills third Tim" 2;3.t
I,e mil. ,nndcsp: f,r Saraiogians only) a + f"i'n
miller ,a,p ,nnl- won. y ) Cooper ,aD yaris) second;
"a Tn,,rn trcr,,chi third. Time $500
On. half mile ,hnndl First heat; L. Gurney, irons
Fails - yard-, Harry Ekrs LIENS Falls 10 yarhsl
md I Rirhari-on ,-ns Falls G5 yari- third Time
Wia
second heat r. Whaiey Victory go verdS) Won
A I Latham Ia,. George 90 YARDS. second Time
iOi.
ono half mite scratch Saratogians only)-W j. Touen
ven N,ron k.efer second and q. H. Ellsworth
third. Time l5i.
I'm the first heat OF the one half mile handicap
q IN,dl and Harry Eikes. both OF ,i!ens rams.
and rivals In many contests. were IN roulsioh
Roth men were thrown 10 tho ground ana Budd
coarbOne broken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
SPECIAL PRIZE FOR WOMEN.
FEATURES OF THE LADIES DAY" REGATTA
THE ATLANTIC CLUB NEWS ANp MOTIFS

FEATURES OF THE LADIES DAY" Ef"'N7N ''
THE ATLANTIC cT.UB-NKws AND NOTES.
\ ladies' day regatta Will he held ny IN" ~
lantic Yach, club next saturday. over course"
in the Upper BAY. which Will be In fnli Vie" from
the clubhouse Il viii be open 70 all yachts en-
rolled In the club %. the following classes
Schooners. class No. 3. sloops. cutters ana l'"7'
classes Nos 4 70 10 inclusive. ana all ch'nsg"i
yachts Each competing yacht must hay" on i"af1
throughout the race not less thnn iwo nor more
than six women Prizes viii be awarded TO each
woman on the winning yachts si"cln'
prize will be- given 10 any woman who shhI1, Win
on, physical assistance steer winning yacht
throughout the race. The races VIII be started
promptly AZ O'Clock Entries In writing VIII be
received by the chnrman OF the Regatta com
mi,tce al his Office. 40. rs 'FRONT.' St until
l. m tomorrow. and thereafter at the clubhouse
until ! u. IN. III" afternoon OF tn" race The
distance Of the course FOR schooncrs Is i've ana
Oh. half miles. for all other classes except open
ho,ts four and one half miles. and for IN" latter
three and Onc-h half miles. table q hot" dinner VIII
bn srrvcl at the clubhouse after o'clock. anu
there Will BE- music and dancing In the evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
The reauot caslno A.soclatlons resatta at New.

London viii be sailed today.
Defender. which wiii take Place On Sa ., IN w
bristol II expected That Ne Vrs ISL. VIII De r,e e
the Conventional bottle Of champaign over her
bow S at n o ish l~G to n"n he new
champion at night. but this VIII not be h"hr, "hl
nrcomplish.d IN "A way make every one sat!s-
Ned Win the result Mrs. Isclin is now at her home
convinced that 4, II no longer polite to attempt 10
conceal anything about the lines or the dimensions
one OF tn most interesting points about the De-
fender !, M part pa. 81 s ihn ~rh "y her Is esscng
Of the weight carried abov. by the Defender by
iras, Nc tons which can now BE- Yacsd he 10y,
permit the carrying " far more canvas ana gi.e
nrst intention OF the HerreshoNs was to construct
the defender OF rob'n bronze. but some English
Iselln loot NIUE fur'he, IN mis- direction WIN
bronze FOR the new boat below the water line and
aluminium ahov" II The saving In weight by me
T %S@ d f for "Tr%y p Pc md q ai%mn%m '
4 well known yachting authority said Yesterday
announced for July 10 may be postponed on ac-
count Of the failure Of the Defender to be ready.
Jubilee VIII not De ready at III apponel dnir.
The Jubilee mas only just been noatcd The sam, same
would be any hitch to the Defenders rigging
Edward Salt OF The brooklyn Yacht club. has
purchased e. G. simpsons fast catbont Pirate"
The Jubilee Is nearly In trim for making her trial
fhc Volunteers mast has been stepped three
and half feet further forward than It waS orig
inally This Commodore Forbes regards as an
Improvement The famous yacht has been lifted
win racing rg and Is about ready 10 make
trt,l trip.
An open regatta OF the Shelter Island Yacht
Club VIII be sailed on Saturday. August 2.
Tho American Yncht Clubs annual regatta VIII
be sailed Off Milton Point on Friday. July 3.
The first open regatta OF the Ifuguenot Yacht
club VIII be sailed Off IIucklcbcrry Island rear
Ncw-Iochellc on July 10 Entries close with A. En-.
bury at Pelham Road New-Rochee. before
O'Clock p. m. July ..
The Marine and Field club will have Its
nual regatta next Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
yrw.yrRsgY DOCTORS ELECT OFFICERS

Cape May. ~ j.. June 26 (SpeciaD.-After some
routine business this morning and the election OF,
officers tor the year. the Medical Society OF New.
Jersey closed its convention this afternoon. The
new officers are: William Elmer. Trenton, presi-
dent; T. ]. Smith. Brdgston. first vice-president:
D. c. English New Brunswick. second vice-pres-
dent; c. B. r. Fisher. Bound Brook, third vice.
president; L. L. b. Godfrey. Camden. corresponding
secretary; william Person Orange. recording Sec
retary: Archibald Mercer Newark treasurer. As
bury Park was selected as the place Of meeting
next year. A banquet was given to the delegates
at the stockton tonight. Tomorrow they will 60
TO Delaware Breakwater by steamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27

Stakes for with eleven OF me vaiue
colts In the West as starters Inc guaranteed ~
OF the stake is 5000. summaries:
First rae. fsev.r frrongs)-Jane 20 twnlker,. 70
Nv. pasn.r ,oI cXswcom q 10 second. Poet scout
III Perkins,. I 10 2 third Tlm~-i;29
.cord rac. fselI,ne. one me)-En,husas'. 105 thorn
10 B. won; Elrer. ~ tW. jones': - 70 ! ~ ''
rN,, .a ,..u,,v ST, f,rIongs,-shanty Rob. - W
Jonss, To- I won, Floreanna lO3 "a. Ciayion,, 20 ~
second: G. u. Cox 80 Walker). 20 10 l. "''''' "
lilo ~
Fourth nve furonss,.I.n holI'nay. ~ I sec
kIns1 2j 10 won: Cochse, lOl NhoInl. =, I" 'oo,.
onI: Zanone IO7 ,I3aard). TO 10. third Time Ut
Fifth race othe Cincinnati Hotel Handicap; one mn ,nda
ouar,er,-Farsday III ,Chorn). IL To ~ Won m,s
Io9 PERKINS, IL 10 l. second VOORHEES,. 100 o. ie"S
IL 70 |, third Tme-2UI's. 90 ,,.
s,,,, rae. ceiling six furongs)-P-abody ~ N
rn,ns, o. won. Santa Maria. 81 tNewcom. " 10 =,
sec'n1. Fairchid 30 1van Kcuren,. - to j. third i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
LOsr 4 CHECk FOR Si.a.0D0.

Chicago June 81 School Agent Chase either
lost or had stolen from him yesterday I'm the cor
ridors OF the city Hall check for sl2jro The
check was payable to Mr. Chase and signed by
the city Treasurer. The money was TO be- used In
paying the salaries OF the school teachers for the
month OF June Thorough search was Instituted.
but the valuable bit Of paper could not b" found
Tho hank was Informed and paymcnt stopped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
pIrrsBURG WANTS TIE CONVENTION

Pittsburg. June GA mass meeting Of citizens
and politicians Interested In securing for Pitts
burg the next National nominating convention
OF the Republican party was held this afternoon
In the city Hall. The project has been taken
up with greater enthusiasm than has attended
any other public movement for years past and
the prospects Cor securing the convention are re-
garded as hattering The meeting unanimously
Endorsed resolution extending an invi-
tation to the Republican National Committee to
choose Pittsburg the meeting place OF the
next convention. A citizens committee OF 100 OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
Horscmen should not fail TO attend tn" sale OF the
ni,lana vearuncs which 70 be sold AZ me fasI-
DOCKER WINS THE NoisTtitMBEEI.ANp'
nANorETT II WAS ENTERED FOR TIE PLATE.
MT DID NOT Rim.

Tonlon June 9Th" event OF the day NJ IN"
Newcastle and Gosforth Park summer In"r'nE az
Newcastle to-day. was tho race for IN" Nor'h"h
berlani Plate OF 100 sovcrcigns. handicap Tor
,hree-v.ar-ol and upward. the second TO receive
nftv soveregns out OF the plate; two miles. Inc
race was won by =. Brchanans The bock"r 'p'''-
gree not ,iven) four wears old Sir j Duke 'h's'-
nut colt Cornhury. 10y Rosehcry Ceres. iorr years
old was second. Lord Durham's brown colt SPIN
IN. I,cg hy Chpp-nda.c- Twys". nvc years DID,
third ., ,, .. 4,
Tn. betting was TO against tn" poch"r. 10 :
against cornbury and to ] against Spinal" Leg.
n + DIVERS Banquet II was entered. but dii
start.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
PYSKED HER INHERTTANCE FOR LOVE.

Detroit June 26-Puttng her share OF the $lO.-
0OcO00 estate of her father In jeopardy Miss Flora
Ann Whitney was married yesterday to Rudolph
Alfred Dcmme. OF Berne switzerland. The bride
Is the second daughter OF David Whitney jr.. and
Is the wealthest young woman OF Detroit The
bridegroom comes from one OF the Oldest and most
arstocrutic families OF Switzerland. The match
between Miss Whitney and Mr. Demme was OPP
posed Mr. Whitney had objections 10 Mr.
Demme personally but he has a strong antipathy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
,AroNIA's FIRST MEETING ENDED.

Cincinnati. June 2.-To-days races nj I-atonia
o,osel the thirty days meeting with splendid
,.rdance and six good rae e. The Cincinnati Hotel
rIand,cap was won rather handly by Faraday
after A hot brush In the stretch with Ornda The
meeting has been Of the best and cleanest ever
h.h I'm the West and the attendance has been uni
formIy large. The meeting OF the Cincinnati Jockey
49,, .,ake race of the opening day Is the Liberty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
CANADIAN TRACKS AND FOREIGNERS

Ottawa June T.-Mr. Gricvc. Member for Nor'h
Perth has given notice Of bin providing thaf n"
racetrack In Canada shall y" leased hy any i'''r"
racing association for more than SIX days II"
UNDERSTOOD that one track In ontario tat NhIN'D
hal been leased for sxt, 3ays 10y an ffii'tl'ah
association bringing an influx OF 1IsAH''rd"'' Wv
mcnts into IN. community
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
FLAMES AT A RACETRACK.

Cincinnati. June 26.-The Talbot stables ~ La
tonia were burned at o'clock this morning. Thrc" 81
his two-year-ods were lost. His best horses hai
been moved 10 Oakley few minutes before the
fire was discovered. Talbotrs loss IS about '2.v'
Thrty-two stalls consumed. He had no m
s,,rance The Covtngton fire companies saved La
tomas handsome grand.tand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27

London June 3-lo.d I,onsdales twenty-r
Euchris. designed nv W. Fife. jr. was launched to-
day a, I.args The yacht Is built OF mahogany.
She has bulb fin keel She If destined TO compete
with Howard Gould's Niagara.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27

and innieutial men in both political parties was
appointed whose duty 1t will be to interest indi-
yidually and collectively the National COMMITTEES
men in Pittsburgs advantages. Liberal subscrp-
tons have already been made TO q fund to de-
fray convention expenses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
TIE SEAWANHAKA CRUISE.

New-Tondon Conn., June 2-The Savannah
feet arrived about shutdown on Its run from New
Haven 10 this port. In the schooner class the FIN
crald was winner OF first prize. In the sloop CLASS
the Wasp won. According 10 the conditions Oh lhe
race the time Is cumulative for two days rum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27

BRITANNIA AND NIAGARA UNOPPOSED.
London. June 2.-The races OF the Ramsey Re-
gatta in Douglas Bay to-day. like the trials Of yes
terday, were mere walkovers for the Britannia
and Niagara. owing 10 the absence OF the COM
netting yachts their respective classes The breeze
was moderate from the southwest. The course
sailed was q triangular one. The Britannia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
TyT,r.p To TI-RN PROFESSIONAL.

Grand Rapids Mich. June 26-Sanger. Tyler and
Johnson. the crack bicycle riders. have signed an
agreement 70 race here on July under the aus
u!ces ~ the iiorsemcns Association for casn
stake q, s. 30 sanger and Johnson are Already out
.. tho amateur class. and this race Viii also take
Tvlrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
YACHT SCOTIA sunk.

London. June ?6-The steamer Penzancc. o.
Plymouth came into collision with the yacht Scotia
also OF Plymouth In the channel yesterday and sunk
her The owner OF tho Scotia and OF her crew
were drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
HARNESS RACES IN IOWA.

ned Oak Iowa June I-The second days racing
a. Pactolns Park was In keeping with IN" nrs' Food
weather and a crowd OF 1000 people were the IA
vorabe features Four were run. The s"nsa-
ton was the two-ycar-od pace Suphh" hah All
Easy finish In the first heat and In the second heat
10 and NanzanlI,a mad "A hard drive and c.ose nm
IN To-morrow Robcr; J t2:Oi4J IL billed for fast
mile. besides three regular classes on Inc c''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
s,ar,ea ., !, cao and finished a, 1l7ao the Niasar
O.0ao
SIR CHARLES dixie A SPECTATOR


THE CORNELL. CREW PRAISED AZ THEY H'"rD
OVER THE COURSE IN GOOD FORM AND TIME
London June 26.-S.r Charles Dixie was an '''e'
ested watcher OF the Cornell crews morning p'''
tice at Henley to-day. and expressed high au''"
ton at the evenness and regularity OF the'l WIN
lie thought however that their style ana sho''
stroke wcr. moro suitable for a humping race than
for n contest at Henley.
The Cornell eight rowed over the fun course 'h'S
afternoon starting at a forty-e!ght stroke. drop
ping TO forty-four and finishing AT iorty-sA i"cs
covered the distance in minutes seconds.
The Argonaut four rowed over the course AT a
thirty-eight stroke; their time was minutes o. ~
onds They did not at full speed
T. 4 Thomson is feeling the effects Of the warm
weather. 49,. A. ,,r,o
Sporting Life will say tomorrow that the time I
made by the Cornell crew over the thii iic"'s
course proves them to he rivais 10 De iea'e''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27

I, was rumored last night that +. H. Allen. FRED
erck Fisher Frederick Barry and f. McDufie. new
cinss Is men would be declared professionals Inry
f,ied 10 appear at the Pittsburg Athletic Club meet
at Pt,sburg last Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
TIE vALKYRIE TENDER IN HEAVY WINDS

Gourock. June c6-Thc Vaikyrie was out to-day
under her lower canva. and jibhea1ed topsail In
a stiH breeze. She showed tina. she lies "A
great deal and s tender In heavy winds. Mr.. Glen
ME and Mr.. Rltsey were on board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27

The Quill Club Whecnen will hold n meeting at
rs ouatters Room IS. Pulitzer Building. tomorrow
afternoon AT 4 D. III. The club members VIII enjoy
A run 10 NanasQuan. y. j., on Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
EXCELLENT CARPETS

No such high qualities and low prices to DO
found anywhere as at C0WPERTHWkIr'S.
lOA Watt 14th st. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27

SHEEPSHEAD BAY ENTRIES TO-DAY. .
TIE PANsY STAKES TO Re RrN-oTHER con
TESTS.
The Coney Island Jockey Club programme for
to-day is not so brillan, on some previous days
OF the meeting but Il contains number OF at
tractive features. Here the entries
FIRST RACE-For roids; handicap. $40 added
@rop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27

The total number OF new members who have Joined
the League Of American Wheeimen for the week Is