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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-28
srEwAHns OF TIE Jockey cLrn MEEr.


The stewards Of the Jockey club hold meeting
on Tuesday at tho Sheepshead BAY track August
belmont. j. .. Downcr James Il Keenc and q. Lee
Knapp were present. Charles J. Patterson. counsel
for : w STREET.. presented several aihlavlis bear
ing upon the expulsion OF street,
After hearing Mr. Paticrsons statements Il was
resolved that final decision IN the matter ~ grant
Ing "A rchcarng 10 STREET. be given on or before
July 10 ". Boyl's application for reinstatement 81
the horse Experience Was denied Tho following
resolution WAS offered:
Resolved, That IN cases where boy IL under con-
tract or appronficcl. and IL under axe " me- ser
Vices can be transferred TO a stable In good stand
ing II shall be possible for MIN to he relnsiatcl
provided the transfer Of nus apprenticeship shal! be
absolute and approved by the stewards % the
Jockey club and that there exists disability
against him other than having ridden at an un-
recognized course.
Joseph i. Burke was appointed official steward
for the Jockey club at the brighton Beach Racing
Associations meeting. and also for the meeting OF
tho Queens County Jockey cub.
The secretary was instructed to inform the Mar
ragansett Racing Association that they vloat-
Ing the rules In regard to giving more than one race
each day for three year-olds and upward. and that
this must be discontinued.
Tho license granted TO the Detroit Driving club
70 conduct a race meeting under Jockey Club rules
has been surrendered and that association IL con
Quoting its meeting As an independent organization
recognized by the Jockey Club
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V[E<YV

Old Rip Van Wrinkle went up into the Catskili
mountains to take little nap of twenty years or
So and when he wakened he found that the cruel
war was over" the monthly magazines had fought
il over" the second time and "blown up" all the
officers that had participated in it, This much is
history and it is also an historical fact that, during
the same length Of time, DR.. Perces Golden Med
cal Discovery had become the most celebrated, as
il is the most effective, Liver, Blood and Lung
Remedy of the age. In purifying the blood and Ia
ali manner of pimples, blotches, eruptions and
other skin and scalp diseases scrofulous sores and
swellings, and kindred ailments, the Golden
Medical Discovery manifests the most Pos'hH
curative properties.
Every disorder that can be reached through the
blood. Yields to its purifying qualities Besides it
builds up wholesome )fcsh and strength; not merely
fit like filthy Cod liver oil and its nasty "emul.
sions" but solid flesh.
scrofulous condition Of the blood invites ca
tarrh bronchitis, and consumption. We're all ex-
posed to the germs Of consumption, grip and ma
Iar;a-vet only the ueak ones suffer. When you're
veal tired out, and debilitated or when pimples
and blotches appear--heed the warning in time.
The Golden Medical Discovery" sets all the or:
cans into healthy action-especialy the liver, and
that's the point of entrance tor these germs.
Then if the blood be pure, they'll be thrown Oh.
There's no risk.
rAVTION-Accept substitute for the Golden Med
al Dcovery" that may be recommended to be Just 40
,ond n NAV be for the drder because oil paying
him better profit but he is not the one VINO needs hep'
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WINNERS AT ST. LOUIS.

81. Louis. June 1.-THE first race at the Fair
Grounds to-day cut into the books heavily. Harry
Jones. the winner. opened at 10 to !. and every
one began offering money until 2 to was the
closing offer. A second choice took the second
race, ana iaV0ritcs the remaining three sum-
mares:
First race Cve furlongs-arry Jones. IS (E. Logan,
: 10 !. won sosna 90 ID. Henn-ssy). to l. second;
specKirss y" 'Warren). IL 10 ]. third. Time-lO0.
second race tsix furongs)-Future. los Tubervie) o
to J. won; Uncertainty 100 (Macklin Is to l. second:
bahton, 10 "afner) to !, third. 1ime-i:IIi.
third race uiye William Duke IT, 100 Dunn.
to J. won: 81 Anna, 100 u. Gardner, TO !, second;
Arian IVO tWarren 20 TO 1, third. :O3h
Fourth race lone mile and halD-Marcei. % u. Gard
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TO FIGHT THE l. A. w.
urMoR OF A HOSTILE PURPOSE ON THE PART OF
r,I,. xnl.Nli Mt:N.s CIIRISTIAN ASSOCIATION

ur-MoR OF A HOSTILE PURPOSE ON THE fAHi or
THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
bridgeport Conn. June 1.-THE directors OF the
local Young Mems Christian Association nave DE-
clared war against the League OF American "hee'-
men. At It's FYcld Day here last saturday 'he
Young Mems Christian Association had picyc'e racee
,vrbou, the sanction OF the League and the ruers
49,, ,,,-,,,ir,,ed I'm them have since been sus-
pcnd.d by the League FOR year
Tho Young Mems Christian Association directors
say that the Young Mems Christian Association
bonches all over the country have decided 20 hsht
tho League. OF American Wheelmen the latter
Sos h.on taking the best men from the founs
Mems Christian Association for several years IN
The future neither the League OF American Wheel
men nor any similar organization Will be recog-
MED by he Young Mems Christian Association.
ci,,ded from Young Mems Christian Association
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TROTTING IN BERLIN.

sHADELAND. EDDIE HAYES. TRorBELLA AMI
LYSANDER WILKES THE WINNERS
Berlin June g.-In the trottlng races to-day the
Paulsborn prize OF 400 marks. 1909 metres was
won by Shadeland. time SOB 35; Baryton was Sec
ond time 5:o4 2-5 and Sola third. time 5Di'2.
The Record prize OF l,4Oo marks G4oo metres)
was won by Eddie Hayes. 200 metres. time 35l 40;
Kieber. 2l50 metres was second time 1888. and
Clara Madison 2475 metres. third. time 1853 20.
The Lille prize of 1000 marks was won by Trou-
bella. 1900 metres. time 343 is; Aufanguer Zos
metres won the second place time 3:i5 ID. and
Lieg,lng. 1900 metres. third. time 5:45 10
The Free Handicap prize OF 100 marks was won
by I.ysander Wilkes 1915 metres. time 4il; Alexis
3025 metres. was second in 4i3, and szonka' 800
metres, third. time 4:43 l-5.
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JOHNSON MAKES A NEW RECORD.

Bethlehem. Penn. June 27-John S. Johnson had
an easy thing of 1t with other professionals In the
races at the Ritersvilie half-mi.e track this af-
ternoon' He made one mile with pacemakers IN
min lis sec riding the first half In min sec
a strong wind blew from the east. johnson won
the haif-mile handicap. starting from the scratch
over seven competitors. In min. S,s Sec. tho fast
est time ever made In a professional race In COM
R Saton ne finished ten feet ahead OF Wenig
S En.op ana bartholomew. who crossed the tape well
ounenea they having had hfty yards start OF John
so r., ne one-mie. fiyng-start. by John.
S Som W. min: 24H sec Starbuck won the two-mie
"a"ucap In min bs,a Sec. Johnson. the hall mil
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MITES OF INTEREST TO YACHTsMEN.

NOTES OF INTEREST ~ 1-AOn ohA>->'
Thu programme for the American Yacht CLUBS
on,ua, regatta to be sailed off Milton Point on
the Sound on Friday July s. announces the Hollow
ing suecal prizes For the schooner class. all
soho,ners 10 sail in one class 500 cup presented
nv Commodore John H. Flagler; S4-foot class, $50
cup presented by Vice-Commodore Caeo u Evans
cabin catboat class. s25 cup. presented by Rear
Commodore Charles T. Wills 2l-foot class ana open
cat class. each IS cup presented by the cub. I'm
tries close al r. July 2. The committee Is Mar
sells G. Parsons. Isaiah Paxson. Horace See SIM
con Ford and Stuyvesant Wainwright. CHAIRMAN
No. 20 Cf-st.
The Shelter Island Yacht Club announces the
following races 10 be sailed this season: July T. frst
club special. July IS. ladies' day July q. second
club special; August g. open regatta; August IL,
third club special August 81 classes and g. steered
BY Entries for the open race must ne de.iV-
cred 10 the Regatta Committee at the clubhouse on
the race The members OF the committee are VIII
lam II. Bradley. chairman, Edmund Fish ana j. T.
Morse. -,
and Yankee Doodle. from New London TO Milton
Point; tho Atlantic Yacht Clubs special race In the
Upper Bay for boats steercd by women; the annual
regatta OF the New-Rochelle Yacht club. on New
rinthian Yacht cub and the pennant race OF the
Canarsio Yacht Club. 80 -.
$. Nicholson Kane; chairman OF The REGATTA Som
London Wednesday afternoon. end VIII assist me
Regatta Committee Of the Pequot Casino Assoca-
ton In the meeting that Is 10 begin there to-day
Mr.. Kanes colleagues Will be Vaughan Clark ana
q. Kortwright.
There wifi be AL open yacht race July 2, from
Oyster Bay 20 Larchmont over course 10 DE an
nounced. The finish VIII be OF Larchmont.
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TO PURCHASE THE JENNINGS TRACK

Washington. June fit Is said here on what
appears TO be good authority that August Belmont
and w. T. Thompson. OF New-York and S. S. How
land. +. NJ. Draney and their associates. of Wash
ington. are arranging a deal for the purchase OF
the Bennings racerack near this city The trans
action lacks only some minor details TO be en-
urey closed. The new club proposes improving the
track and buildings and will give a fall meeting
at which big purses are promised
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pova Princess. iO7 (car. 1os). .tMilscey0 ~ 81
Abalanzar 10 (car. I'D. '.o'e''"
|''' Time 0l 30
Won easily by three lengths; neck oe'"ee"
and third.
SIXTH RACE-selllng. 500 added. one "'''e "'
quarter turf
ucs,ea 4 ,Tarke's ch h. Sandowne. by
soendthrift- Zuelka. yrs. lOl 10 w mt II IA
santa Anita stables b. saanca. aged a, a.,
100 lO4) "a,
Charles uaag's CHI. h. Integrity. .. lol..; G, -
81, Michael :. 40 (car I'D; !over'oh'" -
" Time-2:Os 80.
Won easily by two lengths, six lengths pe'"ee" Se'O"
and third
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omen fying start In min: tis sec, anu "e'''s ''
ave-rnile handicap In ID min "a sec
PROFESSIONAL RACING AT AsbOHi'

PROFESSIONAL RACING AT AsBCRY.
z,,,vrRMAx. SANGER TITUS AND TYLER WILL
ppoRAnrY BE AMONG THE RIDERS
,s,urv Park ~ j. June 27.-Chalrman Gideon OF
,,o xa,lonai Racing Board OF the League OF Ameri-
can Whcelmen. has given SANCTION 10 the |'oa'
Park wheelmen 10 have professional racing uu''ne
the National meet In July y. C. ATKINS ana w H.
Beegle OF the local Race Committee were !" 0o.' .
ference to-day with Mr.. Gideon. who offered no oo-
,oc,ons whatever TO professional racing II mas not
been decided whether they will be sandw'chen III
with the Class and Class 3 events or run OIL U"
q separate day. Sanger. Titus. Tyler ana other las.
riders who have recently Joined the professional
ranks had entered the Class y events, and II was
feared that their suspension would prevent them
from being seen at Asbury Park during the meet
Now that there viii be profes sional races i Is Ger
tain that they VII rae at AsOury f"fN
President A. c Atkins OF the Asnnry farx nee Nee
an affidavit rcafiirming the conversation nai WIN WA
Tom Eek at Manhattan Bearn Eek said
that he gave no one authority 70 announce Tue race
Atkins Beeele and Wilson swear that Eek uid give
them authority
RESULTS AT THE CARBONDALE MEET.
Carbonate Penn. June flowing to the threat
ening aspect OF the weather this afternoon the at
tendance was small az the National Circuit race
meet arranged by the Carbonate cycle Clup AZ An
thracite Park. summaries;
unc milo no,ice. Glass M-Jo-eph Gilhool. Carhondae
n5,, d ,F,s Gen. s, Willard KecS Kns
ton Penn nrst. !. & henderson LEWISTON rsnn seq
Douglass Ncw-Y York city. fourth. Time ~ second
heat John II COurscr Scranton. nrr' T. r Hand Plain
held y j. second e u. Jack. r. Reading. third; RAY
moni " Crounsc Philadelphia, fourth Time ii3
Final h.a-C H. Jack. first. John Is. Courser second;
third place disputed Timc-i'i IL .
Half milo (open: Glass b. first heaOpr 4. =. Brown.
Cleveland Ohio rrs,. Cohurn syracuse second; otto
Zlegler Toledo ONO third. W + sims Washington.
fourth. Time-i:i5+ -. Second heat. A. Callahan.
buffalo nrst. {. X. Coulter. Toledo second; /. d.
Cahanne third. Time-i:i245 Final heat L. A. Gala
han. nrst. ". b. Sims. second. otto Mesler' thrd'
Time 0i %.
Callahan received $50 diamond FOR making better time
than LOS.
Two mile tfackawanna. IMzerne and Wayne; tri-coun
" championship Glass A-Ceorge A. Gardener Scranton.
first T. ~ DERRICK Honesdale. second. j. o. Cox scran
ton third. Time 80 Is.
first + g Bald. Buffalo. second. J.. G Johnson, third.
Tmr-2:33 c-5. Second heat - cabanne, nrst otto
Ziegler second. I. c. Johnson third rIme-23o Final
Cabannc. first: T. G. Bald second. |. e. johnson, third.
Time-2J9
carbondale Chompionship-C made mile In
3it45.
Owing TO the rain the races were postponed at
42n.
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RARDFN FREAKS TWO RECORDS

London. June ?7.-At Catford. to-day. Barden. tho
English bcyclist, broke the records for from two
to ten miles inclusive.
Two miles I minutes 2-5 second three miles,
500 25; four miles Sill Is: five miles 1915 Is: six
miles l2.2O %: miles li:S: eight miles,
l6 30 2j: nine miles is 40 3-5; miles, 20:i5 l-5.
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GOOD SPORT PROMISED FOR TO-DAY.

GOOD SPORT PROMISED FOX lO-pai'
SPRING STAKES FOR TwO-YEARoLDs AND The
sPINpRlFT FOR THREE-YEAR-oLpS THE
PRINCIPAL FEATUREs-THE ENTRIES
Todav.s card promises excellent sport ana shou'd
attract n large crowd. The Spring stakes TOT Two
vear-olds and the Spindrit for threeyear-o'uS' 'e
the principal features, The fields are not GUNNER
some. consequently there should be no long oe-
laws at the post. and every race should iurn'Sn All
interesting contest. Here are the eh'''es'
FIRST RACE-sellng: for three-yeor-ods and upward
,.e,s,akes OF So each with $500 added 500 10 the
s.ond and $50 10 the third horse; allowances Five
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COLUMBIA FEESlIME'

Average weight-Ya.e lGch Harvard. 1873; Columbia.
1914
Average hcight-Yaie feet IOis inches: Harvard. 3
feet 1917 inches Columbia, feet pA inches
Average age-Yae 10 years months; Harvard. u
years; Columbia, Is years i0ts months.
William c. Whitney. ex-Secretary Of the Navy
gave a reception for the freshman crews this
afternoon at the Pequot. Mr.. Whitney's son.
Payne Whitney, pulled an oar in the champion
hoo
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WELCOMED THEIR ATHLETES HOME

Oakland Cal, June 21.-Callfornia's victorious ath-
lctcs returned from the East last night. and were
met at the railroad station by enthusiastic
throng of citizens and students. Tonight a grand
reception was given them at the olympic Club. Of
San Francisco
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rHE RECORDS
CANES TO-DAY,

GAMES IO-DA1.
Brooklyn Washington. at Eastern Parh, Crooklyn
Baltimore NewYork. at Baltimore
Pittsburg vs.. ST. Louis at Pittsbure.
Boston vs.. Philadelphia. at Boston.
Cleveland w. Chicago. ct Cleveland
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Jol1q1lnii4.

ncr to @ won Doyle sc &C. slaughter) TO J. second
Wilmar, lO1 (Garner). TO l. third. Time-2:4o
Fifth nhree-quarters OF me)-Dorah WOOL -
1GarnrrD to s. won: High Test. l0I turner. TO l.
second: Disturbance io4 ROSS. to |. third Time
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IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
A CRISIS IN L. A. W. AffAin''
,.,c,,s suo,1p ACT BEFORE 1T Is TOO
,rr- GIDEON HAS THE CHANCE OF h''

,rs OFFICIALS SHOULD ACT BEFORE 1T 10 io'
.rr c,neoN HAS THE CHANCE OF HIS
Irrr-oruER NOTES AND co""n'
r,o thinking men Of the cycling wor'a W.
that there is a crisis in the aiia'is " actton
% Gar as racing is concerned lmineu ~ GA
as ID" - ard u looks II George ~ ui"
- tho chairman of the Racing Boaru' "'' $50
tho next week an opportunity 10 ",a @,or when
,r himself Chief Consul isaac d. D.. %,
eo.p Yesterday said that he dd ho. dr,,t
mixed no in the present controversy D 80, dome
ia ,ha, something ought to be done anu D ~,
'eu ,''' Deter IKE other thinking men III
aN".si - cycling affairs believes that the H. "
~ s,or,d take charge Of professional i"-'e' 80
,s, ,,r tho present year. with the si'u
n is with SO much uncertainty a''e .,a CANA
and race promoters Chairman Iiueo'' w
=, Iou-york and confer with certain L. ~ ~,
ard Board of Trade officials anu 'o'"'
mediate decision concerning IT,
Some Of the members Of the boaiu y, -na,dan, ~
- whom, is r. Lindsey Coleman '"o :, ,ak,ng
the Western Wheel Works are III - snaId-
hold If professional racing at once q. " nnro,
n.y. ~ rosdant of the Board. however o"""y
10 ,,o ,r,,,cr IN that light. Mr.. Spa'n'"s ~"
ado. of snorting affairs dates back ioi mo-
and he believes that the l.. a. W. - ,na
,z,tion TO take charge OF proiess'o"a' D,rL
nnaeting OF the Board Will w "''' ~ ,,.r
,he second week In July. As many he"s =.
,oa, vheelnen officials will be present mere @
,ho annual meet a conference bet"ee" '"e wv"
organizations will take place.
Tho first regular meeting where proiess'o''' ',
~, .,,,,ne,e AZ the Manhattan Beach track WI"
,I nloce an Iuly 90 The programme VIII co'''"'"
80 professional and two C.ass A contests """-
como medals will be given In the C'ass ~ :,
, ,h urges in the professional races VIII De o-
vided as follows: 500 TO first; -" ~ 'e ", u
,n,1 and s15 TO fourth. Entries close with '" d.
TROY No 1872 Broadway. July Is
r,a ce,turv Wheelmen will give series oil 'oi.
race. on the Merrlck road shortly. Inc RACES VIZ
no for one. five and and ten miles Inc c'uo 'u''
- Sunday will be to Paterson. y. j.
G. ". cor,len of the Press Cycling Clup Oh b'"a'''
.ho laf, that city on a wheel at 10 a. m. on SUNDAY
last arrived In this city at ':5o a. H.
.,,. fev hours rest Cordell started for New
Haven
Sanger has arranged TO try for the MAJ o ~
paced record at the Kings County " he.sei, ,rv
AZ Manhattan Beach, tomorrow ne W ~, nroney
for the one-mile paced record, II ne ca" 81 F'O'
pacing
The Brooklyn Stenographers ASSOCIATION na go ~
oan1oi a wheel club, to be called the mon ~ r,
.a.,h Nth orartcrs at No 40 tranklin-ave ne
ofccrs elected are: Louis \. Raioer -
Rrnrk, man captain and Miss Minnie an FL .,
,oefnhership and will enjoy the same pfNheseS Dc
the men.
rvclists desiring to Join the League Of american
Wheeim.n NAV obtain full printed iniorInttio,n anu
,Iarke nv s.ndng name and address 10 the SyO'"e
Editor New-York Tribune
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To.DAY's UNIVERSITY RACE.

Misfortune continues to follow hard upon the
heels Of the Harvard University crew. and to-
night the feeling that to-morrow's race belongs
10 Yale is 80 strong that betting men find 1t next
10 impossible to place any money even at odds OF
TO on Yale. The failure Of the crimson TO
take the freshman race may have had NIUE
to do with the matter. for Haryards chances
were considered good there and her supersti-
tious friends were inclined TO look upon VIC
tory for the Harvard freshman crew as an
augury of the outcome Of to-norrow's race
But the chief factor in their present dlscom,
future is the change which finally determined
on to-day HOLSTERS Illness has taken more
serious turn and tomorrow he will be brought
down from quarters where he is now conined
to his bed. and sent home. His place at NO. .
in the Harvard boat will be taken by Jennings.
who rowed in the same position In to-day
freshman race.
So far as the appearance OF the streets serves
as an indication. there IS an unusual apathy or
feeling concerning the race. Doubtless the dis-
agreeable weather has nuch 10 40 WIN oiis.
FOR II mas been raining most discouragingiy ever
since II o'clock this forenoon. Contlnsehts OF
extraordinary size Will have to come from New
Haven and Boston tomorrow to reproduce any
thing approaching the scenes OF former years.
The feet OF yachts in the harbor however, is
large. ..o.
the conditions for fast race tomorrow VIII De
good The ola salts say that the weather VIII
be clear. the wind Will veer TO the hor'nwes'
and the water be Quickened By the heavy rains.
The referee FOR TO- mo-row's race. George Il.
Rives. Of Cambridge. will use the steam yacht
Dora owned by +. l.. Moseley, OF Boston. Inc
Orienta. owned by +. H. Lauew. Oh New-1oih'
will be the judges boat.
1.EANDER AND DUTCH CREWS AT HENLEY.
CORNELL. MEN MAKE EQUAL TIME WITH THE
TRINITY HALL. EIGHT
London. June 27.-The Cornell crew rowed over
the last half OF the Henley course this afternoon
at a fast stroke covering the distance IN MIN
utes "a seconds go
II is probable that the Americans Will enter
four-oared crew. composed OF ther spare ''ei' io'
the race for the Stewards Cup.
The Trinity Hall crew rowed over the nrst nan
OF the course this afternoon in exactly the same
time made by the Americans over the last nan.
THE Ieander eight made their nTst appearance
on the river this afternoon They dd not row over
shc course but took number OF snort spins.
'Shs Dutch crew arrived at Henley To-Day but
have not as yet done any rowing
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Ray colt hy Iiimyar- G0ssam'r. \. Iahelnrf 81 200
Ches,ru, nv hv Iiiusar-Jegel lan. a. Lakeland. 100
Chestnut colt hy Hmyar rera. " 9. Inly........ LOO
Black niy. by Himyar Lady Agnes. J. j. Nc -
Bay colt. D. Umyhf Madam Julie. L. 10 Gafslgti. -"
Chestnut nlv hy Iiuvar FAfscss. John Nc'al~. go
Bay colt hv Trrny f.uesai. q. llreA'l ......... iH
Chestnut colt iv Tenns -Nhlsrerln.. - T. iuislfer
Chestnut colt it Teun,. IrsI.I. r. IfifrlUlfk.....
Ray My iy Tommy Il'" Stanley. g. T FIisfer. ii'D
Inv coli ~ INN Nn.fe'o Th. car. Igffl~nsli..
Chestnut hs. i5 imp Massetio lanlnla e. Jar'ia -,
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MOQUETTE CARPETS

OF such da'n'y patterns and low prices tempt the
most obstinate buyers at CowPERTHwAITs iO4 West
i4th St. ~. .
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SECOND RACE For three ycar-ods ana up"H'"' S"'P
.a,as - q, each with 500 added: 500 TO tho
se.ora and so TO the third horse. one mile.
.r.,o, Nichols . l2 fIerrnanita ........-...' w
G,anf.r Tenor .... ii2 Matt B,rncs ......''.'''"%
Ieerslaycr .lo'
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SIXTH RACE-Tor three yoaf-olis and upward handicap
sweepstakes si3 each. with $50 added So" 20 th"
scconI and $50 10 tho bird horse one mile and
three furlongs the turf
sister Mary .ll2 eciar" .l'o
Long beach ialadin 10
Song and Innce.........luu
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,.. ,as arranged 70 try for the haf-mie un-
paced record at Kings County Mheyme aso "tT try
AZ Manhattan Beach. to-morroW' ne VIZ set nroner