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Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
rEARL song WAS THE GOOD THING
Talent Back Him Nicely and Make the
Boo<ies Grunt at Churchill Downs.


LOUISVILLE. May 16.-Despite a chill
ing wind and cloudy sky 1900 people went
to Churchill Downs this afternoon. Three
favortes we're first, but two were big odds
on favorites and were only lightly backed
The best thing of, the day was Pearl Song
who opened at s to l. but he was quickly
backed to TO 8. He lost pile of money
for the bookies, The Louisville handicap
start, and zeItSa and IIaIrs Young were
added Henry Young won as he pleased,
taking command from the fall of Inc flag
Results: NJ y -4
First race, six furlongs, for 3-year-old
maidens: Potsdam a to u won, Mate "a to u
second, Malmaison Q1 to 81 third. Time:
Second race, -four furlongs, selling: Petro-
n lene g to y NE WSSn u Helen ,e Ma. Mar Go Sec
Third race, Louisville handicap. mile and
sixteenth: Henry Young q to"1W won,
Despot @ to u second, Ray Is to y third.
Time: 4.
Fourth race, sever furlongs, selling: Pearl
Song g to 81 won, Ingomar (3h to y second,
Clinty c a to u third. Time: 1872
Fifth race. four furlongs, for 2-year-olds
that have. not been placed: Adonis g to 81
won, Lokl (6 to u second Pete Kitchen
Q5 to u third. Time: 0:51a. fsaI
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
Hang TniIa Ponrlnv In.

A string of fourtesn horses arrived at
Union park from East st. Louis yesterday
morning, and more are expected this after
noon Saturday big consignment will BE-
In from Hawthorne, and by Tuesday night
the Council Bluffs Jockey club is confident
head Work is sim bsinT pnshed viporousiy
at the park. and Tuesday next everything
will be In perfect shape. The meeting opens
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock sharp
with a card of five rafting good events.
They will be run In regular slated form
and the indica'i1ns are fer very fashion,
the sport. from the 22d to June 1. inclusive,
excepting Sunday. and the best running
west Is now a foregone conclusion.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
ASSETS OF HEDeEs EsrArn som
Haif Million In Claims Against the sioux
City Capitalist Sold for Little.

Aset n Ntntmh Against tuo ciouN
city Capitalist Sold for Little.
SIOUX CITY, May 16.--(Speclal Telegram }
Assignee Hubbard today sold the assets OF
the estate Of d. T. Hedges. the local capt.
talist who assigned here in the spring OF 1898.
The claims against the estate amounted to
S60O.000 Hedges had considerable property
in the county, but all was so heavily encum-
bered that II sold for only $4,000.
t. A. Black was today appointed receiver
OF the Northern Investment company. Some
time ago G. c. Harrison Of Philadelphia ap-
piled for the appointment OF a receiver for
such OF the Northern's property as was COW
cred by mortgage Of 100000 which he held
and Black was appointed. Objection was i'm
mediately made by the Boston Investment
company on the ground that It also had large
claims against the Northern. that Black was
unfriendy to the Boston, and would be preju-
diced In settling the property. The court
refused to make any change and Harrison
subsequently, demanded that Blacks receiver
ship be made general. On this the Boston
was Joined in its objection by a number of
Northern stockholders, who claimed that as
the Northern Is a Kentucky company the
receiver should be Kentucky man.
The hearing on this question came up today
and was decided in favor OF Harrison The
property included In the receivership Is val
ued at 81, ,000,0 900 or s5,000,000. The Northern
Investment company expects to ask soon that
one of its own stockholders be appointed
Jointly with Black In order that steps may
be taken the sooner for a reorganization Of
the Northern, which II is hoped to effect In a
few months
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
steepieohnss Openin. at Phiiade, pala.

PHILADELPHIA, May 16.-A medium
crowd attended the opening of the steeple-
chase season at Belmont Driving park to-
day. The weather was cloudy and the
track heavy. Results:
First race, one-half mile, fiat, gentlemen
riders: + F Y. 15i 3Mr, WesD; 10 to 1, won;
Wazee, 149 (Dr. Dohan) to /, second; The
sheIk, 1i7 Captain Johnson). even. third.
Time: 0:50 As. Miss Clay and Fair Eve
also ran.
Second race, six furlongs, fiat: Atlanta, 1876
Frsiling). to 1, won; Postal, 1877 (Ford),
10 to /, third Time: i;ls AS
Third race, two miles, over eight hurdles:
Judge Morrow, 155 (Engllsh). 1 to 2, won
Rockaway, 14o (Green). 2 to l. second. Time:
Ala Queen of Scots fell at the sixth jump
and retired.-
Fourth race about three-and half miles,
steeplechase, gentlemen riders: Imp. Cas-
tania, 146 (Mr. Stokesbury). 4 to 1. won;
Groveland, $50 (Mr. Wadsworth), to l., sec
ond, Barney. 1856 CMr. Nicholas). to l,
third. Time 6;37 rs.
Fifth race abSht three and mali miles,
steepiechase: King John, 145 (Chandler),
to L. won; Chevy iChase. 1S5 Freiling), to
1, second: OakWood, 143 (Moran), to Z.
third. Time: 6:Ql.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17

officials explained that they did not care 10
risk legal ENHANCEMENT, and will probably
prosecution OF the Hawthorne bookmakers
and officials.
The Harlem officers this afternoon sent
out a statement which created a sensation
In sporting circles The statement declared
that the present crusade against Hawthorne
and Harlem is backed by the trotting horse
interests and that the Civic Federation has
been buncoed into aiding in the scheme. II
Is believed the track will be closed for the
season, as the officials declare they will
abandon the property before they will give
any aid to the alleged trotting horse COM
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
Close of the Cedar kapids shoot.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, May 16.-(Special
Telegram THE event of principal interest
at today's tournament was the team shoot
for the state trophy. This was at ten live
birds. and eight teams were entered. Avery
and WILDER and Frazier and Trotter tied
for first, with nineteen each. On the shoot
off the first named team won by straight
score. The other events Were spirited, and
resulted as follows: Shoot H. ten targets,
twentyfour entries: Frazier. Thelman, Gil
bert. Trotter and Babcock tied with ten
each; shoot IS. fifteen targets, eighteen en-
tries: Hoffman won with fourteen shoot 10,
twenty targets. thirty entries: Nichols won
with nineteen; shoot 20. twenty targets,
fifteen entries: Frazier won with nineteen
shoot 81. nine singles and three pairs, thir-
teen entries: Gilbert and Stone tied for
first money; shoot %. twenty targets, thir-
teen entries: Frazier won with straight
score; shoot "a, fifteen targets, fourteen en-
tries: Frazier won with fifteen
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
NOT GOOD Day rOR FAvoRIrEs
Only One Public Choice Out of Five Showed
In tront at 81. Louis.

ST LOUIS, May 16.-The day at the Fair
Grounds association park was more pleas
ant than any day this week. The track
was heavy. Attendance 1900. The favor
ties were beaten in every race save one, and
in the last race Future. a dog" who
opened at 100 to I and closed at 60 to l.,
came In six lengths ahead under a strong
pull. The event of the day was the Debu-
tante stakes, worth $500. Lady Inez, the
favorite., won handily. with Becky Sharp, a
20 10 l shot. second and Virgie Dixon third
Jilsey carried the bulk of the money at 8
to |, but failed to show. Results:
First race, five-eighths of a mile: Bona
Vera g to g won Yemen trs & to 10 second,
Second race, one mile: Jack Bradley e
to y won, st. Leo g to y second, Mira "a
to - third. Time: 1:52h.
Third race fvs-eighths of a mile: Lady
Inez q to 81 won, Becky Sharp go to u sec
10Sll
;, Fourth race five-elghths of a mile: Dun
lap Is to u won. Satinet Ct to y second
Darwin Wedgewood az to u third. Time:
Fifth race. one mile; Future go to y won,
Zoulika g to u second, Minnie Macklin 40
to y third. Time: 1.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
Heyden's six-Day bicycle Meet.

great deal of enthusiasm is being mani
Tested In wheeling circles over the coming
six-day amateur bicycle race which is to
be given at the famous old Coliseum June
8 to g. inclusive, under the management of
I'D I; Heyden. The prize list Is an ex-
tremely lib5ral one, and the amateur racers
are all eager to carry off portion of the
same. Already there are. nine entries. in
Guiding the best local talent, with one or
two from abroad. There will be two hours
and half of racing each evening, begin
ming at s and ending at 1O;3O o'clock sharp.
The entrance fee is merely a nominal one
and has been arranged for the purpose
simply as a guaranty of good faith. There
are five main prizes and as many spa acials.
The man winning the race will be awarded
800 Imperial bicycle; second, an ss5 Mon
arch; third, a $40 gold watch: fourth. a
s25 silver watch and fifth. a fifty
four inch ordinary. AS special prizes.
the contestant who scores the most miles
the first night will receive a So sweater;
second. a pair Of s. riding shoes; third, a
and fifth, a Sc. pair of boxing gloves. 8
These prizes will all be awarded from the
Judges stand Immediately upon the render
ing of the referees decision.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
ONE HUNDRED BUILDINGS BURNED
Fire Cuts a wids swAth Through the West
End or Goney Island.


NEW YORK, May 16.-The west end Of
Coney Island was visited by its annual con-
hagration today, The spread Of the flames
was accelerated by a strong south wind.
Conrad steubendorf's three-story hotel, where
most OF the pugilists had established their
training quarters, was destroyed among the
first buildings. From there the fire spread
to a new two-story hotel and half a dozen
small buildings adjoining 1t. They were
burned to the ground, as was the miniature
Ferris wheel. Altogether about 100 buildings
were either destroyed or greatly damaged
and about thousand people were thrown out
of employment. The estimated damage Is
$3.50, 900. Sixty families who were deprived
Of shelter by the fire have taken refuge In
the Seabeach palace. which is a large place
OF amusement. A man named Gallagher was
overcome by the fierce heat OF the fire. As
sIstance was asked for from the fire COM
panies at Gravesend, Sheepshead bay, Union
willie and Brooklyn.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
City omc,ais Charged with Contempt.

DES MONIES, May 16.-(SpecIal Tele-
gram.)-Mayor Hills, Messrs. Sherman and
Wright Of the Board OF Public Works, and
City Clerk Hooker. with other city officials
interested, will appear in the district court
tomorrow morning to show why they should
not be punished for contempt in violating an
injunction granted by the court last fall con-
cerning the paving OF a certain street which
has since been paved by order OF the city
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
A. B C.. WON taslly.

ANITA, Ia. May 16-(Special.)-T At
lantic Business College Ball club played the
Shoe Pegs here yesterday. Errors were
many on both sides. Smith pitched good
game, striking out seventeen men, but his
support was very poor. The third bassman
made many costly errors. Score:
Shoe Pegs ..........0 / / 6 / 0 III
Hits: A. b. c.. IL; Shoe Pegs. Is. Errors
A.; 3; C., Is; Shoe PEGS, 20. Bases on balls:
bail: BY Smith, /. Struck out: BY Wal
lace, IL; by Smith. II. Batteries: A. b. c.,
Wallace and Wyckoff; Shoe Pegs, Smith
and Newswender. Umplre: O'Leary
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
New York IeEisiature ADJOURN.

ALBANY. May 16,-The legislature ad-
journed without date shortly after l o'clock.
Before adjournment the annual tax rate bill
was passed by both the assembly and the
senate. The rate Is fixed at S.2t-l00 mills.
an increase cf l6-1O0 mills over the rate last
year. The Greater New York" bill failed.
II passed the assembly on Monday after hay-
ing been voted down in the senate on Friday.
Today the senate adopted an amendment in
cooperating a referendum clause, but the
b.ll was not put upon Its passage
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
Murderer Helm's Break for Liberty.

oTTUMWA, Ia, May 16.-(special Tele-
gram.) Helm, the murderer OF Byron
Clark, was sentenced to the penitentiary for
eighteen years. He had served two years out
Of twenty years term before and was
granted a new trial. When sentence was pro-
nounced. Helm, surrounded by friends, made
a break for liberty. The officers pulled their
revolvers and Helm falling 10 escape the bull
lets, was soon apprehended.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
Talent Gets on at Cav Di,rrict.

SAN FRANCISGOlcMay 16.-Three out of
five was the record against the bookmakers
today. The firstia second and last went to
favorites ResultHl
First race. one,half mile, maiden 2-year-
olds Leon l. % IL D won. Irene e g TO y
second. Spry LarkNd2 to y third Time:
O:5O.
Second race. lonsl gmile, selling: Arnett
Hydy az to y third. Time: 1;4iA.
Third race five, and sone-half furlongs, SELL
ing: Morven (6 to II. won. Sir Richard a to
Time: 1:0S. ~
Fourth race. Elk oahd one-ha!f furlongs,
selling; Miss Buckley 90 to ID won, Rear
Guard (even) second, nGrand Lady a to u
third, Time: l:2ltcW
Fifth race. one mile. steeplechase: Lon
ME y q to 81 won. Morgan u 70 20 - sec
ond, Wag a to ID third. Time l5l
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
Detroit Makes Phenomenal Stand with
1.-The Hat Against Grand Rapids.

Detroit Makes Phenomenal Stand with
Dthe Hat Against Grand Rapids.
DETROIT, May 16.-Todays game was
won by the home team by hard, continuous
slugging. Frank Pears went in to pitch
for Detroit, and Grand Rapids made ten
runs In the first inning. After that White
hill held Ellis boys down finely. Parker
was knocked out by Detroit in the second,
and Kilroy was hit steadily throughout
the rest Of the game. Score:
Detroit a;..,,;.,",,,.,9 9 S20d 2 SO
Hits: Detroit. q; Grand Rapids, 20. Err
rors: Detroit, 2; Grand Rapids. g. Batter
les: Pears. Whitehill and Twineham; Par
ker, Kilroy and Earle.
MILWAUKEE,, May l6.-Score:
kllwsskes knSsas CITY ..... S 9 : dSddSS &s
Hits: Milwaukee,. 10; Kansas City. 10. Err
rors: Milwaukee, 3. Kansas City. l. Bat
teries: Stephens and Boian; Hastings and
Bergen.
MfNNEAPoLIS. May ls.-Score
Minneapolis ........ o | l 0 o 4 2-
st. Paul ............ o.
Hits: Minneapolis, s; st. Paul, T. Errors /:
Minneapolis, /; St. Paul, l. Batteries. Fra
ger and Wilson: Mullane and Berger
INDIANAPOLIS, May l6.-Score;
Indianapolis .....,....1 I 0-6
Toledo ............-...0 0 0 0 90
Hits: Indianapolis IL; Toledo, T. Errors I:
Indianapolis o; Toledo, 0. Batteries: Fisher
and MacFarland; Petty and Roach.
NVr FrEr
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
Overflow Ruined fine wh.a, Fie,a..

FKESNO, Cal, May b.-The Kings river
overnowed It's banks on the Laguna de
Taehe rancho today, destroying I, 100 acres
James canal. and Is eighty feet wide.
STOCKTON, Cal, May le.-The leyee near
Paradise cut broke today. and the waters of
the San Joaquin river are flowing over the
country from Banks to Moore's landing, a
distance Of forty. miles. One-fourth of the
grazing land The San Joaquin is higher
than ever before. The heat OF the last few
days having melted a great volume of snow
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17

The match to be played on Saturday will
be the Omaha Cricket club against a team
from All Saints church. Nearly all the
latter are msmbers Of the o. c. c. The
game will be commenced at o'clock sharp,
to be on the grounds Twentieth and EN-
NETT streets, promptly. or, If they cannot
be there, to advise the secretary r. r. Bur-
nett Barker hotel. at once, that other men
may be appointed In their places The fol-
lowing names are chosen:
o. G. C.-J. c. Doyle, H. Lawrie, H. H. G.
New, F. Hilditch. A. f. Mcpherson, p. b.
Ford, F. A. Kemp, Rev ]. p. ID. Llwyd,
John Douglas, Arthur East, D. H. Brotchie,
G.. r. Young, Charles Hill.
All Saints-G. H. Vaughan, w. r..
Vaughan, r. w. Taylor. c. ii. Cookson, r.
H. Marshall w. S. Marshall, NJ A. Hall,
r. Brown. p. S. Young, r. r. Young, C. H.
Young, John Francis, Walter Trotman.
along wDdk aDd atbouSh VIII g0t goes be- eqm
pleted by Saturday, yet there will be plenty
of seats found.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17

The Omahas play their first game abroad
at jacksonville this afternoon. with young
Eagan has not been in the very best con-
dition for q week past. but when he left
here yesterday morning he said he 1T like
himself again. ard that he would win the
first game or pitch his arm Off The team
Will be absent three wseks, returning home
June T., when Tfafhey's prohibition crew will
be on hand. f.r
Other Western association games this
afternoon are: Des Moines at Quincy; ST.
Joseph at Peoria; lincoln at Rockford.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
Goose Lake to BE Drained.

DES MONIES. Ia, May 16.-(Special Tele-
grant, 1.-THE firm Of Callahan & Savery Of
this city has just disposed of Goose lake in
Greene county to L. p. Fuller Of Cedar
Rapids. 1t originally comprised some 1000
acres Of swamp and lake, but has eyaporated
or been drained till there are only about 500
acres left. These will be drained still fur
ther and converted into the most productive
farming lands The purchase price was
merely nominal
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
johnson heat Malone AT Isnilards.

It was expected that billiard match
would be played at the Dellone billiard par
lors last evening between j. l.. Malone and
Lieutenant Arrasmith, but the latter could
not fulhll the engagement. The match was
between Malone and w. G. Johnson, four
teen-inch balk line. and Johnson won by
score Of $50 to Ito. Johnson's average was
and fraction.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
HaIr Mite iface at A.hianI.

ASHLAND. Neb.i May 16.-(Speclal Tele-
gram. AT the Ashland driving park this
afternoon a large crowd witnessed the half
mile running race between Foolern. a light
bay 3-year-old, owned by George Schlater,
Fremont, Neb., ridden by Budd Handman,
and Curiosity. dark bay, 3-year-old. owned
by Tom Owens. Memphis. Neb, ridden by
kid" Owens, for a purse of 500. which
was won by Curiosity, coming In one-half
his length ahead. Betting was very strong.
claimed the rider III fault. Time, o:bIii.
The race win be repeated in a short time
for a larger purse.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
Al Todd's Slayer Indicted.

OTTUMWA. Ia, May 16.-(Special Tele-
gram.) Marshal Clark Of Unlonville was in
dicted by the grand jury today for kidnap-
ing Al Todd, who was taken by Clark without
any requisition, and is said TO have been de-
coyed to Unionvllle for the purpose of being
killed by Clark Todd came here with the
daughter of Clark for the purpose of marry
ing her, and Clark followed them. Arriving
here he promised Todd il he would go back
to Unlonville that no harm would come to
him, but once there Clark kille1 Todd.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
Mason city Newspapers Sold.

MASON CITY, Ia, May l6.-(special Tele-
gram.)-W. II. Peedan has purchased the
Daily Globe and Weekly Gazette newspaper
plants and will consolidate them. S. A.
Marine. formerly state pension agent, will
buy half interest in the consolidated plant.
Stanberry Bros. will now establish an inde-
pendent reading print house In this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
WILL CONSIDER CONsoLiDArIoN.
Southern Presbyrerians Meet at y II 81
and Will Discuss Union.

ana Will btecuss union.
DALLAS. Tex, May 16.-The general as
sembly Of the Southern Presbyterian church
began ten days session here today. Among
the most important matters to be discussed
will be the relations with the northern Pres
byterian church. This subject was promi-
nently before the assembly last year. in re-
sponse to the proposition from the assembly
at Saratoga that the southern assembly ap-
point a special committee of nine to confer
with similar committee Of the northern
assembly and to take into consideration the
whole question Of organic union OF the two
bodies upon the basis Of one common stand
ard"
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
Missing Lady Teacher Found.

DES MONIES, May 16.-(specal Telegram)
Tuesday morning Miss Belle Nutting. a
teacher in the east side schools in this city,
disappeared from home and her whereabouts
were not discovered till this morning. when
she was found in a room at leading hotel,
where she had been since 10 o'clock Tuesday
night, without food or attendance Of any kind.
She explains her queer action by saying that
she was taken with a fainting spell and went
to the hotel to recover, expecting to go home
early in the morning, and therefore did not
notify her family of her whereabouts or con-
dition, Her illness continued and It was only
by the publication of her disappearance that
her presence at the hotel was discovered.
She paid in advance for lodgings and did not
order meals or go to the dining room. The
room was thought vacant, but was not as
signed during the intervening time. Miss
Nutting did not sign the general application
for reelection as a teacher. She did, however,
oend letter to the board on the second
evening Of its meeting stating that she would
accept lower position at smaller wages. She
was not employed. She has been in poor
health for some time and her work as teacher
was too hard for her.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17

Presbyterian board OF home missions is In
session in the CHARTERS church here, with
ffty-nlne OF the sixty-three members present.
Rev. w. A. Spauldlng of Spokane was
chosen chairman and Rev. G. T. McKelyy OF
New York City was made assistant secretary.
DIR. w. s. Ownes. the general secretary, pre-
scented the needs OF the field. The appiica-
tions for aid aggregate $50, 800. The board
will endeavor to limit the amount OF ap-
preparations to $4,000. The applications are
now being considered.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
rians OF the Mncox 8 uraprrs.

The Wilcox q Draper team Is still smart
ing under the effects Of last Sundays de-
feat at the hands OF the Fort Omahas, and
Manager Barker Is busily engaged eoncoct-
Ing a scheme to get even, which he counts
upon 20 q certainly when the Soldiers give
him a return game here. A big card is also
being arranged by the Wilcox a Drapers
for Decorate day.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17

thus won the complete series Of the Inter
collegiate LEAGUE OF Iowa. The league
awards the champions silver bat instead
OF n pennant The features of the season
have been Captain Hopkins fieldag and
the pitching OF Chambers. the 19-year-old
fVufr
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
Triangular . iIt at Tupiicate.

The Lincoln and Omaha Whist clubs will
unite next Saturday evening in an effort to
annihilate the pick of the Council Bluffs
club. There will be a triangular tilt at
duplicate whist at the club rooms of the
Iowa organization. So far the Gate City
players have been worsted in all their cts
with foreign clubs, but tomorrow night they
expect to dangle few scalps at their gir-
llas.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
Convicted OF Criminal Assault.

CRESToN, Ia, May 16.-(Speelal TeIe-
gram.)-Charles Philpot. who was on trial
before the district court at Bedford on
charge OF criminal assault, was found guilty
by the jury. and Judge Towner sentenced
him TO serve five years in the penltentlary.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
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Rain Stopped the Races.

BALTIMORE. May 16.--The races sched-
ued for today at the Genteman's Driving
park were postponed on account of rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
THE TEAMS
First Abroad this Afternoon

Games today: Minneapolis at st. Paul;
Milwaukee at Kansas Clty; Grand Rapids
at Detroit; Toledo at indianapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
Iowa CIty Mon Am plnyed.

IOWA CITY, Ia. May l6.-(speciai Tele-
gram, 1.-The State University OF Iowa ball
team defeated the Cornell college nine at
Mount Vernon by score OF TO Q. and
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
ntos and tass nmelals Play ran.

NEBRASKA CITY. May ls.-speeial Tel
egram. )-otoe ana Cass counties officials
played game Of base ball here this after
score cf as 20 u.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17
Harlem Races on far the Present.

CHICAGO. May 6.-Racing at Harlem
was declared off for lay, and II is prob
abe that there viii BE- ma more races run
at that track FOR some time. The Harlem
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-17

JERSEY CITY, N. J., May 1s.-The Board
Of Pardons has remtted the sentence OF i'm
prisonment against Walbaum, Mclaughlin,
Carr and CrusiUs. the Gutenberg race track
"bip four