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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
RACETRACK MEN IN COURT.
RESULTS or THE ACTIVE WAR OK TIE GAMBLING
CONCERNS AROUND CHICAGO.

RESULTS or THE ACTIVE WAR OK TIE GAMBLING
CONCERNS AROUND CHICAGO
Chicago, May l6-"Ed' Corrigan and twenty-nlne
bookmakers and bookmakers' employees filed into
Judge Ewings courtroom this rning 10 have their
preliminary hearings the charge OF keeping a
common gaming house. The trial was the result of
the raid by the Civic Federation Hawthorne
Track May s. The attorney for the defendants in
sisted that they have separate trials. except where
they were connected in business. The entire morn
ing spent In trying Benjamin Falk and George
W. Ware. OF the firm OF FAX & Ware. They were
each he'd IN bonds of 800 to the June Grand jury
The OF Corrisan and The other officers OF the
Hawthorne Track reached. and Judge Ew
ing adjourned court at l:30 until tomorrow. When
the OF H. +. Bay and George Spencer were
called two men answered to the names Of the de-
PENDANTS who a deputy-snerin swoTe not the
ne arrested under those names at the Haw-
fhorne Track The men, who stOutiy maintained
that their names were as given, were held by the
court In bonds OF 800 each 10 answer 10 the charge
OF impersonating two OF the defendants In the case
and the bonds of the persons imperSonated were de-
clared forfeited Moses Raphael was discharged
and the following held In 900 bonds each. d. H.
Hogan, Martin A. Hughes. Matt Dunn and j. Nc
MahOn.
The Harlem Racing Association decided late this
afternoon not 10 open rs gates to-day In view Of the
Intended raid OF the civic Federation. The manage
ment has concluded not to start unit. affair
assume different aspect from legal standpoint.
and which II IL confidently expected Will pass the
House allows betting and ninety days racing The
bin Will probably be brought up for passag" to-
morrow. II II said that there are enough favorable
votes 20 pass II over tho Governors veto, Horse
men at Harlem. Hawthorne ana koby have been
greatly embarrassed By the acton Of IN" civic Fed
Grafton. Many Of them are heavily In debt and
were depending winning a Sow races 10 bring
them out OF trouble. Hoby VIII resume racing ssiur-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

sIxrn EAc,:-nanA.ap for .hrceyeal- dos. $50 aeael
MEASUREMENTS OF RACEHORsEs.
AMERICAN HORSE OWNERS Do NoT, As RULE.
KEEP RECORDS or THEM.

AMERICAN UOKSFOWNEIS Do NOT, A. y ~ IT.
KEEP RECORDS or THEM.
Hornpipo's victory In the Brooklyn Handicap
has set the tongues OF racing experts wasglng
and there is telling when the why's and where
fores" put forward In explanation VIII end or
the twelve horses that started In the race. glow
ing descriptions OF high form and noble conforma-
ton have been publ!sh from time 10 time Amer-
can hOrse-o~ners. as a rule 10 not take Inc pains
10 preserve the records OF the measurements of
their great racehorses. August Belmont keeps an
accurate record Of the weights and measurements
OF the horses bred by him in their yearnG and
two year-old form. or the weights and MEASURE
mcns OF the older horse, on The American turf
that have achieved greatness by their superior
prowcss no authentic records have been kept Con-
scquently. when accurate Information In regard 10
their proportions Is sought for. 40 ns 10 compare
them with the equine champions abroad, gucss-
work In resortcd to- and In many Instances mill
ionarc owner VIII ask an illi'cra'e trainer, who
cannot read the lines either on the apo or on the
standard. for the desired information.
Most American racing mer believe that the crack
American racehorscs compare favorably with any
In the world. The writer has found. however. that
some American turfmcn OF wide experience assume
"A look OF sncering incrcdulity when the measure
mentB OF the mighty Barcaldinc arc talked about
In their presence. Racing men ought 10 preserve
the following table OF measurements OF some Of
the famous English racers that have won honors
on the tufi ana III tnc Sluu one NmtTfiD if on
halD Is In the list for the purpose OF comparison
with the English horses These records au-
thentic:
Barcaldne girthed feet inches. was 10 hands
high. and measured below the knees 50 inches.
Economy girthed feet II inches. was IL hands
high. and measured inches below the knees
Minting feet 6 inches In grth. l6 hands
high. and II required inches OF APE to encircle
his Lex below the knee.
Trappist feet inches IN Klrth lG hands
high. and sia inches around the cannons
81. Simon Is 6 feet inches In girth. 10 hands
and an inch in height. and measures 81. inches
below the knees.
Town Moor Is 6 feet 5H inches In elrh, lG hands
and inches high. and inches around his can
Brag girthed feet inches. was 10 hands and a
half inch In height and Si2 inches around his can
Foxhall gi-ths feet inches. Is lG hands high
and 8ia inches around his cannons.
AS the question of measurements is now n lead
ing topic among the turtmcn. American breeders
should measure their horses and make the facts
public Owing to the remarkable shrinkaee in
yearlngs that said to be Is hands high IN
the saie-rlng but dwindle down TO about Il
when measured few months later IL would be
well for some breeders to accompany their measure
ments with duly attested and sworn afidavits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
Linpman Putnam Henry Fairchild Osborne, l. Mo-
Clurs Peters aud Hugh y. Camp, Jr.
THE NETWORK YACHT CLUB MEETING.

THE NETWORK YACHT CLUB MEEIiN''
A regular quarterly meeting OF the New-forx
yach, club was held last night at Delmonicos at
o,cIock There was n good attendance. IL was ue-
c,del To establish a station OF the clue at the Az
lan,ic Highlands TO be known as Windward station
No 8 John r. Drexels offer to present 70 the ciuo
Guns 70 the value OF $500 accepted, and thanks
70 Mr. Drexel for his generous offer were made.
John Jacob Astor's offer OF prizes Tor mug hu''-
ers was also accepted. and the disposition OF them
left TO the Regatta Committee. resolution OF
thanks TO the officers OF the United States cruiser
New-York for their hospitality TO the club was
passed with a rousing "Aye.' committee consist
ing OF ex-Commodores Kane and Morgan. Lloyd
Phoenix w. Z. Iselin and J. '. s. Oddie was APP
pointed 10 draft resolutions regarding the death OF
Robert Center. who was killed while riding his ocy-
Gle I'm the Boulevard some weeks ago. committee
Of three was appointed act committee or con-
ference with other yacht clubs TO consult ABOUT
measurements This committee will meet later and
report A supper was served at the end OF the
meeting Secretary Oddie has his hands fun Just
row I'm attending 70 the thousand and one matters
OF the club. but Il IL safe 10 say that the New
York Yacht Clubs Will be as successiul as
any OF its former ones and this is saying much.
These new members were elected: ii. Mortimer
Killings T. c Clark W. $ Schey, United States
Navy: Frank G.. Thomson. General Joseph I. Tor
renee, Warham Whitney. Erickson Perkins: Henry
8 Redmond. william Astor Chaner Gilbert ~.
fred Lee Tyler. Walter BOVINE. Clark A.; Miller.
Sias casey United States Navy: Theodore +. Kane.
Rear Admiral g. GherardI. United States Navy;
Rear Admiral Henry Erben. United States Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
EIGIITH-AVE. TO BE REPAIRED.
CONTRACT AWARDED nY COMMISSIONER BROOK
FIELD FOR RENovATlNG TIE As
IIIAIT PAVEMENT.

Roth cyclists and ordinary citizens will be pleased
10 know that the abomnab.e condition OF Eighth
aye. where the asphalt paving fps been for years
dlsgrace TO the municipal government OF the city.
ia l,kev 10 be soon improved. Commissioner
nroohficl yesterday opened the bids AT the De-
,ar,nont Of Public Works for the repairing OF
his d.apldatci thoroughfarc. between Thirteenth
and Fifty. ninth sts. There were two bidders only
although Commissioner Brookhe.d had altered the
specifications 40 as to allow the use OF good asphalt
=, any manufacture. destroying the restriction
.h,oh ,nder the previous administration permitted
o,iv nosses.ors Of the Trinidad asphalt TO compete.
rho narber Asphalt Company offered 10 repair the
avenue and guarantee i FOR SW quarter or W."
nhsu tompany's bid was 2, Per cent higher $40
quarter or $3.50 year Tor ,ne same pnrioa me
c,nanv and as soon as It's bonds approved
by Controller Fitch the WORK OF repair on Eighth
30 osphalt VIII begin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
SILK REMNANTS

SILK REMNANTS a.. o,o,n;no
c;,,N n,,;ro ont rs if struck by WhrlWind
Wsuch = Scattering of odd lengths lelt De-
hind as will gladden. any thrifty wo''''''
heart. .loodoes If
Three lots for Frday-hodgePoogeS VI
every Silk sort that has been actlVe'
2sc, Sc, 9Oc,
and the pieces in each lot are at a'I''oS' 81
actv haltwhat all-the-week prices nave Deei'.
" Short lengths of fancy Grenadines are
verv tempting at the Black Silk counter
ROtundn.
DRESS GOODS
Remnants of to yards: heaps OF tneIn
-checks plaids. mixtures, fancy cneVlols
add = scattering of fine French crePonS III
dav and evening shades. Some were 3sc'
some 45c, some were quick sellers al 'oc:
On Friday they may go at zOc-on sale al
10 A. M.
oooo ,,,s ,u-uool and slk-wool Suitings in twenty
~ he ss,son,s newest weavcs and ooorlngs-sllk
s,rnes neat Persian mixtures, checks ana paiu
e0rc,s,may 20 at 48c; have been DOC 10 9i'.o
ON sale at p. M.
In and n~nr Rot"ndn'
WASH DRESS GOODS
Five hundred remnants colored SWISS
DC kind, IT &c.
Fourth Avenue.
HOUSEKEEPING LINENS
Rummages the stock, not mean yard
in it. There's a quality gauntlet 10 run De-
fore any ilaxen thing gets on 10 those
shelves.
Good quality huek Towels, knoiei fringe, at NE
hfor plIn. hemmed To-, esifd Itiih'y ana
Lr,c TO- special value, hensiehej, 10
I,,gr 'ram Turkish Bath Towels, Hhe,
Li.h hleaehcd fable Damask u N VIDE, Mna' ama
largc designs and nOnlng designs, ~ q'iali'y IL 'Se
hi,h 6ama,k. good a,,ohmcni Of patterns, ''rons
InII o/c Dinner Napkins, 81 2, quality At $50 dor.
l,nc Dc,den iingcd white Lunch Cloths WIN do.
Do,ilrs 70 match, 2S2, 2s2i, and 2sa yd'' %,
s. 81 the set worth 81, ~ ana -
New sheer Grass Linen Suitngs, nat'na color, al
l5 80 u.s. =. a..
BuG and natural color Dress Linens, 20, rs, 90 va.
Brown Dnls. for boys suitng, 20. Is and sVc va
Whtc linen Ducks and Drills fancy linen Ducks for
women, vests and suits
Fourth Avenue.
HOME DECORATING
No wonder the women are delighted
with those japanese silk. gold embroidered,
Pillow Tops at SIC. They are % inches
square and never before under 81.
Einv combinations of Drapery Six, 81
in. fine quality, handsomely painted IN
many colors, for cushion tops and general
draplnp. 45c instead OF 81.
broadway
SOAPS. ) CAKES. l0c
With the makers name on it you'd pay
four times rs much.
broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

officer and peoples meas na ,r for the
nrprtsed in our midst. l am prepared with SUM-
Client evidence to p.. to your the entire ros sss
Iochev club do maintain a place for the making
Of bets and wagers and u your construction I, ,n OF
SIX YOU in the line OF your duty as the sworn
officer OF this State. to take such proceedings as
will give effect 10 our Constitution ana laws ana
force absolute obedience TO them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
OFFICIAL l.. 4. w. NEWS.
CHAPMAN GIDEON Gi ANTS sANcrIoNs-RIDERs
srsrENpED

cUAIEMAN GiDEON Ct NNTS hNN'T TONS-HTDFKS
srsIENpED.
philadelphia. May 1.-THE weekly bulletin OF the
l. A W.. Just issued. IL as follows:
" a.danc. with the recommendation OF the
-, Dn,rd of 1894 the suspensiC M placed upon
iSe following named riders VIII be removed on June
!; .' JONI Edward Morris and i. Schrack all OF
Penn 1u@ SS,n1ay ha. postponed its
1T Inc n"I RATIONAL Circu, to September and g..
The The Canadian loop OF the National CIRCUIT com
mences on t%rf % al London -. at Woodstock; 80.
a. peterboro, and 81. at Montreal from which place
the racing men can easily S'' 10 ''"'''o'' ." sep
TENDER 2 ~ ,.o, onnointed as follows
A. C9l, ON ~, II w Ripley, Sacramento. Cal, and
Ms Py vH ss .. se ns ae
aepos ., or forfeited II his decision is sus
tained viii harsafter hA rannired from any rider
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
COLLEGE RUNNERS MATCHED.

Syracuse n. Y. May l6.-charles Fitzpatrick. OF
Union College and Maurice Fixes. OF Syracuse Uni
versty .ave been matched for quarter mile race to
be held on the university field on June sat which
time the field will be formally opened with a big
field day open to the State. Fixes defeated Kilpat-
rick In the quarter mile run at the State intercol-
leSate field day, held In this city last Memorial
Day. Fixes will also meet Coyllle, OF Syracuse. the
same afternoon to determine the 100 yard champion
ship OF Central New-York. II Is expected that Cor
nell and Colgate universities Will send teams to
compete In the contests Prizes aggregating 500
have been offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

Cincinnati Ma iG-1vent, four hundred people
,h. Cincinnati team defsa, the Washngons TO-DAY The
weather vas decidedly the Fruunir were IN gooi
condition and both team, In form f,r good playing
There verr three stops the eighth inning
After Latham had stopped sebaoks hot grounlef. i~e
i1ugh, every person rrrunds e. his f''t by
ming into rgnt neI and stopping ias-an"r'- yrouni~r
with one hand Then MILF caught car;wrghrs long hi
The
Cincinnati ...........-.........2 ] o"
washington ...................O - o 60
D,schlt. Cincinnati o. Washington 10. Errors Gin
cinnat 3 Washinsi"n i.'t'il"~ ithnes ana Vaughan
Mullarkey. Anderson and A'1uir" Umpire EWsiie.
Cleveland May 49,, was cold enough for snow 20.
day ana TIE crowd n the ball grounds small Tho
o1evelands played listess game and The pladc phas
won A. they Il.ased. rurpy hurt ly limo hit
the nfr inning sullivan took his place. Hamlton's
and Dc.haniys batting featues. Attendance. TO-
The scDre.
rIilalopha ...................s q
uaieifs Cleveland Z philadelphia H.
l. PHILADELPHIA J. Iaiieries cupp;. sullivan and O'an-
nor. Carey elements. Umpire Murray.
st. Louis May 10 The Iouis n we'll
played game the Ilnliimorea to-day. H,mming was
MT l' hard until the last tire. innings and ifetcn-
stein dd rood work after the nfst inning. Attendance
The
~ Louis ......................0 u u q 2 *
baltimore .....................2 . y %
Bnrehi,H ~ Louis l. Baltimore q. Errors ~, LOU.
baltimore batteries Iifriiensfcin and MILLER. Iismmlng
NobinfDn Umpire Mcdonald.
~ Runnio-t,ufrnlo ~. acnLton .
4, Rochester Rochester ~ Providence T.
~ Syracuse -Sya~usc Z. Springfield p.
Sch~nscndy-firs' game Bnghamfon 49, achen-c-
indy z: scopnd gnne; I,nghapton ~. Schenectady
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .. Albany
~ Johnston n Elinira ~. Johnrrown H.
At Troy Troy 10. Glov-fsyiiie g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
BROOKLYN DROPS DOWN 4 PEG.

Chicago. May lG-Oniy FOR errors by Everett and
Stewart In io-lay's game brooklyn would have
been shut out In the eighth inning Everett and
Stewart made two errors allowing the hf''klyns
., seore ihre. runs Chicago bn'tea stein for
eighteen hits one 81 which home run ani
nv. v.rc twobaegsrs tnson's batting
feature ~ making double and two s.ngiest Kit
t-.r,,c's home run hit IA the sixth drive 70 the
cenircn.lI fence Is the longcs; Of The season. At
tendance l9I The score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
"CIINARDERS" IN THE GAME.

r. NJ s. Lucania defeated ST. Austin's School AZ
cricket on Wednesday afternoon by IS runs. The
scores were: II. NJ 8. Lucania. G.: st. Austtns ~
BY a strange coincidence the scores for each inning
were exactly the same as in the match 81. Austin's
w. II. NJ. s. Campania. except on this occasion
victory rested with the "Cunarders" instead o.
with st. Austin's School,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
THE MOsHoLU GOLF CLUB.

Justice Ingraham. OF the Supreme Court has ap-
proved the certificate OF Incorporation of the Mo-
sholu Golf Club. The managers OF the club are NJ
Taylor Pyne, Howard A. Taylor Charles w. Nc.
AIrn- Ban ianain w. Schwah. Cleveland H Do6~A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
KELLOGG g. co.'s TROTTING SALE.

Peter G. Kellogg G. Co.'S trotting sale. adjourned
from Fleetwood Park to Durlands Riding Acade-
N.Y. will begin at 10 o'clock TINS morning WIN
49,, ar,,rc horses and pairs consigned by Va.en-
49,, y-u,,s and others of Long Island and Will
.,,a later I'm the day with the California horses
brought over by Monroe SALISBURY ior "''"se" anu
ut herS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
MARKsMEN QUALIFY AT cREEpMooR

a detachment OF the 9th Regiment. ~ G. s. y. "
composed OF Companies A. t. and Il. under com
mand OF Major Japha. was at Crcedmoor Long
Island. yesterday. The weather conditions Tor
shooting not good In the morning but I'M
proved In the afternoon. Following are the results
OF the class practice:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

The volley firing resulted as follows.
NEW TRAINS To BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON BY THE BOYAL BLUE LINE.

An additional train has added to the Royal
Blue Line service &c Baltimore and Washington.
leaving station OF the Central Railroad OF New
Jersey, foot Lberty-st.. zoo a. m, arriving Balti
more i2t5 p m Wa,hington ;.o D. m Sthss trains
Goo p M 1916 midnight Sundays at 1000 II 80 q
H.. 2.3o 800 600 y. M. pl6 midnight. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
TIL, RECORDS.
GAAlEa TODAY

Pitisburg Vs. New York. at plttsburg
Cleveland ~. Philadelphia, at Cleveland
Louisville w. Boston. AZ Louisville
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
CApES-JACKETS-SUITS


Summer is almost next door-with a
SILVER and tear Here are the clothes to
suit every mood-from oapricious May to
dog-days.
lust handful of pretty Capes in tan and navy O'ue
cloth, prettiIy embroidered, that have been sio %
$3J, 10 20 at $40 and SIS vu
little LOT of tan covert cloth Jackets, 81 originally
s..
NAtty Jackets in navy blue eheviots, with extra large
sleeves, S.
Duck Blazer Suits at $3.50, s.: IS and $780,
Elton Duck Suits, $50 and 81. -
Serge Blazer Suits, slI, ST. $3.50, sl6 and SI7.So
Serge Eton Suits, $3.50, Sl4 and SIC.
Fine black cleviot Suits, lined throughout, large
full sleeves, So; you'd pay ~ anywhere else.
Second Floor. Broadway.
wOMENS WRAPPERS
Better than you think possible at .5c,
lust as surprisingly good at every price step
above.
Wrapper; Of stand. standard l., quality 'h''' "s around
Wrappers Of standard quality chintz, round yoke with
oTs. extra large sleeves, S. i.
Wrappers OF fine quality percalc, yoke trimmed with
wide ruifle, extra large sleeves N.0. j,
Figured lawn Wrappers, ruf''e over snoulae'' u'l'e
,, sy0ke trimmed with fancy ''"'"'S ''Ss 'e'''''
Figured lawn Wrappers, full front ana ngnt paek,
ooIIar trimmed with fancy stitching, very large
sleeves, $l.75 m..
vey fine figured lawn Wrappers, with two RULES
over shoulders, nnles, YOKE. collar ana GU"
trimmed with fancy Stitching H.
Wrappers Of dlk gTound sateen fuiIle afouna yose'
trimmed with ribbon, extra large sleeves sE'ov'
Second Floor. uvosdwaS
uoc,pov IINOgPWFAR
Don't waste thought on qualllies-they
arc rioht or the things wouldn't DC here.
Woneos Isle thread Vests, cefu and white low neeS'
.hon ,lecyes. and no sleeves JSe Tor u.
won,cn. Isle thread Combination SUITS high ano
low neck. short sleeves, At 7Sc and H.
chlI,en's plain and ribbed cotton Hose, tan shsdcS
9 oars for 1c; were 25c the pair.
Chllren's ribbed and plain cotton and Isle t'read
Hose, TO- the pair; were Doe Red ,A
Chldrcn's ribbed Jersey Vests and Drawers, Eoe eaen
uromdvay and NIuth street.
81 UMBRELLAS
vou think are mean. See if these are.
Tw;Iled Union and Heivetia. 2G in, hard
wood natural sticks, paragon frames ana
good for wear. Same. with Dresden nan-
dies PRETTY painted, at sIS.
broadway.
SILK BELTS, SOC
Half a hundred new style buckles, with
and without initials; silver piated-put as
good as silver for the wear youll want
These SOC Belts are but one note IN The scale
We are building the biggest and best Belt
store you've ever seen.
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
A COMPLAINT TO THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY

George +. Elliott. president OF the Brooklyn Law
Enforcement Society. yesterday wrote a complaint
to Dlstrict-Attorney Ridgway about betting at the
Brooklyn Jockey Cubs track In which ne says.
among other things:
desire to call your attention to the open and
notorious gambling which Is conducted under the
guse OF horse-racing at the racerack OF the Brook
Nn Jockey Club In this city and, at the same time
i take the liberty OF suggesting to you. as the law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
THE RACQUET CLUB PLAYS CRICKET

THE RACQUET GU II.AfS VNIVNET'
The New-York Racquet Club has taken up
cricket and installed It's cracks" Spsulding DE
Garmendia. at the head Of the department. The
opening game was played yesterday at Staten
Island, and. though the tennis men did not win.
they made things interesting. De Garmendia HIM
self did some fine batting and contributed we'll
played Innings OF 81 10 the total OF his side. G.
A. Sands also distinguished himself by bowling In
nrst. class style. and George Standing. Edward
Kelly J. Grierson and w. Witherspoon ali showed
they knew something about the game The follow.
Ing Is the score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

T,.rrl .Tifisiufg l. Sew YORK ] fhHi las" ~
q, .ofe Ifsiufg l. NeR Y0fk L~n IN hlses ll'rhuIg
a. New YDfl FIRST las" IN 49, IN fi'Nl", ., on
f,,s,, Three. las. he Gross. Twl har" hit beck'y.
cross Sacrifice hi 'Ingran stolen f"-'s --tcnk'i.
smith 'inRfrpn Hannon > Ti"tran l'li" stafford
Iass 4 iais- Kinslow. Fausil impIr'-l'~'S Tine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

pltisinre STAY ~ iihsi'y was too much fof
Sow York to-day. only giving III" Visitors nv" hli'
Husir w,r hit hard esprciny IN the asih nni eighth
innings ,tor- r.nssi u poor gam" ~ short hlH
errors being costly bat ntnn"i somewhat hy Timely
hating Attendance gsr The score.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

Chicaao .........................t . - -
Il' oslyn ..+.s.." =" v = 10
Earned runs hiras, FIRST a-e ~ efrff ''icns'
:? i.s,.,siyA III on las'f- ~ AK o. Hr..kiy"
"a, G-r,h . fisn. luu kit'rclsr Tw'.has~ h's
Anon lange seVau Gfinln RYAN Harrincr mn r
r., .rei stolen bases shirdie. Win"' i.inr" Umpire
I.,r in.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
MONEY SAVING FRIDAY

1101'10 No more than any day on most thngS
m ,o in the ny Of p mpszs the the r ss"S yss mS
Snc %n neauno Jvngs to light gets price marx "0 s@0u0 SCI
ina for the door,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
GIANTS LOSE ANOTHER GAME.
HrATEN BADLY BY THE SMOKY CITY NINE
IIaWLEY TOO MICH FOR THEN
GAMES YESTERDAY,

piiisiurg 10 New Yok 8. Cincinnati w. washington
thifag0 - iiurllin boston w. lfN"Nlh" WI
Louis =. iaiflnDfr hi"hhlH
Ihila1flpiit u. &c. fl4ni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

FOURTH RACE-TiIE MAY STAKES or s-o0o 10y
three.ysar-ods so each Or so Il declared 10y A~"
!. 500 additional for starters. - Inc "Ihn'' S'''
- a.. second horse $50, and to the third horse -"
IA Oh. .,.fI0n tx fuflOngs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

meeting - tn. Good Roads Association Vas htig
a, Washington and Johnson SIS, lrookNu, Lass
nlsht During the lasi ten days 'ishty,'Hhi ht"
Numbers have Joined the organization. Ihc a~socia-
ion Vim Erqucst clubs making entries FOR tho cyc"
,ar,de 10 have the cntric- In by June ). 50 that a
nron,r allotment can be made. II was announced
rh,i tho $40. secured to pay for the c}cl" path,
had been paid over. leaving small balance IN the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

THIRD RACE-TiiE AMAZON STAKES q '-"'' ~
two-year-o.d aa..s. so each 81 >-o u 90 '"''' ,
- :, 60, o,s,,to,ai ;or starters. T. the winner
81 200 f. tho second horse 500 and 80 go mira hoi'"
$500 winners q stake 20 carry POUNDS eS''"