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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-17
INTERCLUB RACES AT PARKWAY.
TALK ABOUT A 5000 MATCH BETWEEN CEPHAs
AND GILLETTE.

AND GILLETTE.
The third race for the 2:3O cup in the interclub
series was trotted yesterday at the track OF the
Parkway Driving Club, in Brooklyn. a large crowd
witnessing the sport. The NewYork trotter Gov
ernor who brought up the in the race at Fleet
wood one week ago. won with ease and In straight
heats yesterday, while the Fleetwood winner De-
tectye finished last Captain Henry Hofman's Ger
aid who won the first OF the series at Parkway
two weeks ago. not permitted to start yesterday
1t was announced that his owner had published
card in the Brooklyn newspapers rejecting on the
integrity Of the who ofi1ciated as judges at
Fleetwood. For this he SUSPENDED until the OBJ
iectonable criticism is withdrawn and apology Is
made to the officials. two Of whom were members Of
the Parkway Driving Club
Wanda won the special race for club members
horses in her usual clever style. The Western horse
Keno F. 2:l52, possessed speed enough TO make
red-hot for Mr. Bedfords big mare, but Thalner
Rogers could not keep him on his stride.
Gillette driven by c. f. Bedford uotted mile to
sulky in 2lS, stepping the last quarter at 2lz gait
Just after the performance took place challenge
was sent to the owners of Gillette offering TO match
the New-York trotter Cephas against the Brooklyn
flyer for 81 800 or 5000 side The Cephas parties
however wanted to race at Fleetwood, where their
horse is trained, while the friends OF Gillette held
out for the Parkway track. where Gillette mas Tor
three years beaten every trotter he has met In a
race p II. Powers who trains the authenticated
offered to match Gillette for 81 or g. side, to
race at Fleetwood on Decoration Day. The hackers
of Gillette declined the challenge, Offering however.
to make two races. one to be trotted at parkway
and the other at Fleetwood Park. An offer was
horse against Azmon. or to enter in private sweep
stakes for 5000 corner, win Cephas' GIIette
Azmon, Ryland t. 2o7s.. and Dan Cupid. 2:os!k, as
the starters Is said that In the case OF such a
race being made the Driving Club Of New-York
will add 5000 to the stakes as an Involvement TO de-
eide the trottng championship of Greater New-York
at Fleetwood Park. Summaries of the races follow:
e:socIAss-TRoTTING TO RoAD-wAGoN-PRIzE,
CUP.
John McGuires (New-YorO Governor. br. q. IL.
J. C. STATIONS CNewYork) Star Motion, b. g. .
w r Moore's (Brookyn) Slick, bl. q. (Moore)
william Vattermans Brookiyn) Detective eh g. o.
/, f. COrnclD
80 700 os.r Time-2:37t 23s
SPECIAL RACE TROTTING-CLUB MEMBERS
HORSES.
Wanda b. M. by Piedmont dam Unls by Eec
tioreer &C.. L. BEDFORD :;....................
Wilkes. b. Of. BEDFORD ...-.............. Z
Lakewood, br U)evy) .
Keno F., CHI g. Rogers) s'..:.'.'...'..'.''.
Time-2:25a. 2:24h.
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FOURTH RAcE-THE SCHULTZ STAKES. one mile.
oNOorrA SOLD to FRANK ELLIS.

THE PHILADELPHIA THURMAN PAYS si-ooV rO' ~
MARE THAT MAY BEAT ALL RECORDS.
The Western trotting mare Onoqua. 2OS'., by some
horsemen deemed TO be the coming queen OF the
turf has been sold by p Stauer, McGregor' Iowa.
TO Frank Ellis the well-known Phnadeipma turl-
man. who once owned Nettie. 2:lS The price paid
for the promising trotter is said TO have been S2Oo
Onoqua IS a bay mare. foalcd in 1891. and got py
Keller 2I3il. son of King Rene. out OF Belle Is,
2:24 by J. r. Shedd 2:19i4 son OF Strathmore
She came into prominence in the West In lSs5 by
trotting n public trial at Independence, Iowa, In
POOL driven by c. @. Weeks. After this perform
ance she was sold to |. y. Sauer and John lussey,
going into the hands OF the latter for further devel-
opment Hussey. who trained Aerton, 2Dyt. when
the ex-king of trotting stations was yoingster,
drove Onoqua to a record OF 21lit as three-year-
old and at the close of her campaign in 1891 offered
to match her against Beuzctta or any other trotter
OF her In training.
Last season four-year-old she met BeuZetta
at Detroit in July. but was beaten by the Onward
nlly after winning the first heat In 209. Soon after
this race OnOqua became sick and she did not start
again until October. when she met Nightingale In
the 2:l1 class AT Terre Haute. The fOur-year-od
won the first heats in 2:OSit and 2:lO but the
long-distance champion OF the Village Farm stable
beat her back In 20s. 2:l0 and 2:Os@i, each mare
trotting the best race OF her career. Onoquas new
owner. II Is said. will place her In the hands OF the
noted Philadelphia reinsman John f. Turner.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
FORT or NETWORK SATURDAY. MAY TO- 1890.
Arrived.


Steamer Kenugern Br, f.irweather Ilollo February
- colombo March i5 Port Said April T. Gibraltar ~
N Michaels - and Delaware breakwaer May 10. with
sugar y A Morgan 4 Go. vessel 20 Peter Wright x
G., Arrived q the Har AZ 2
steamer Ncnetla GER Kuhlwen. Setiin May |. with
rnise ~ passengers 20 Hamburg American
Line Arrived the Bar at Il 80
steamer Sh tBri. Crooks. Hamburg April 20 and
Shields ~ with mdse simpson. Spence Young Ar
we'd ai the Bar ~ . a
steamer Merida tir. Tompsett. Buenos Ayres April .
Mon~y;eo H. Santos II and Mo Janelro -. with mdse
o. norton sons Arrived AZ the Bar AZ li:f5 M
18Th.
steamer Niagara Croker Cienfuegos MAY T. Santiago
r. with mdse and 10 passengers to James
/: Ward Co Arrived al the BAR at II 30
Steamer Trinidad drl Fraser Hamilton. Ber. May Il
with mise and II passengers to r Outerbrdge * Co
Arrived AZ the Bar 1:la m.
Iortia tIlrp Farrell - Johns +, and Hall
fax New-York with mdre and passengers to Iowrng
x Af,tihnld.
Steamer Comanche. Kcmple. jacksonville. Fla. and
Charleston g May H. with mdsc and passengers to W
sandy Hook. May TO- 10 p m.-wnd southwest; light
breeze. dear
CLEARED
Steamer Yuma. Warren. Philadelphia-W clyde Co.
Steamer OF Washington. Burley, Havana and
Mexican ports-James f. Ward a. Co.
Steamer r Dimock. Eearse. Boston-H F. Dmock.
Steamer British Queen (jr smith, Antwerp. via Dept
ford-Sandcrson Il Son.
steamer Pawnee. Robinson Wilmington. CIV p
Clyde * Co.
Allen.
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DEAD HEAT AT LOUISVILLE.
BEN BRUSH AND LADY INEz BATTLE GRANDLY
For A. PuHsE-BRCsH WINS THE RUN-OFF.

BEN BRUSH AND LADY INEz BATTLE GRANDLY
, FOR A ,PuHsE-BRUsH WINS THE RUN-oFF.
Louisville, KY, May l6-Ben Brush and Lady
Inez king and Queen Of the Turf" Such the
titles that these two phenomenal three-year-o ODDS
earned for themselves at Churchill Downs to-day In
one of the grandest races ever witnessed. When
the bugle sounded for the Schultz Stakes, Ben
Brush, Lady Inez Semper Ego and Perjury respond
ed TO the call. After slight delay. Starter Chinn
dropped the flag with Dryers colt in the lead
PERJURY next, the Lady third and Semper last
Brush kept good lead until we'll down the stretch
Semper Ego being his nearest company. Here Per-
kins On McGuigans FLY. moved up and at the last
eighth her nose was In front and Brush looked as
TO whip and spur. he came again and Perkins and
passed under the wire in as perfect dead heat as
In the run-on Brush took the lead at the outset
maries
FIRST RAcE-Five iuriongs.
Kemp, los OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,erkinsl 50
The BLOSSOM W. .uiisSlns) ~o-l
" Time-lO4.
SECOND RACE-sx furlongs
Elsie D., 81. .(Morrison) 1o-l
Tme-112
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BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR

Albany, May 16-Governor Morton to-day an
nounced the signature OF thirty bills. Among them
Mr.. Austin's bills In relation to disseminating
proceedings under regulations to protect the Croton
watershed. and allowing additional costs and dis
bursements in proceedings to acquire land for the
Croton Aqueduct
Assemblyman Stewards. regarding the incorpora-
ton OF villages In Westminster County Immediately
adjoining New-York City.
Senator Burnss. amending the Mount Vernon
charter generally regarding the time OF opening
polls and salaries of the city officials.
Assemblyman Butts's. authorizing New-York CITY
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SOME HANDSOME YACHT TROPHIES
UNIQUE DESIGNS IN CUPS AND PINS FOR
THE OWNERS or THE SUCCESS
Full CRAFT.

Among the valuable trophies which Will be given
to the owners OF the successful yachts In this sea-
sons races OF the Atlantic Yacht Club. sixtyseven
Of which are now on exhibition in the show-win-
dows OF the Whiting Manufacturing Company. In
Broadway. twelve pins. on which Is curiously
woven the insignia OF the Atlantic Yacht Club in
gold and enamel. These will be presented on ladies'
day 10 the fair visitors to the clubhouse.
The Gould trophy for schooners Is an odd-ehaped
nautilus shell, pcturesquey woven In gold and
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to acquire lands for highway purposes adjacent 10
the old Croton Aqueduct. . -, -. N.
Senator Guys confirming the maj naps, VI .,e
Twentv-thrd and Twenty-fourth wards OF new
York City ~ ga.
The Governor has signed 2si OF the IA bills LETT
by the Legislature.
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TILE GOTERNOR.S RIRTHnAY

Albany. May Ex-Governor Morton went to FL
lersie to-day This is his seventy-second birthday
and he received many congratulations at the Ex-
isg
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

$50 EAST 37TH-S T.-One large fourth
floor room. summer prices. southern
patronage solicited: references exchanged.
DIG FLEETWOOD-AVE.- Near f63d-st 49,
Large. pleasant rooms. we'll furnished,
good table: all conveniences; terms reason
able. references
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GUESTS AT THE LEADING HOTELS.
HOLLAND.

HOLLAND.
]. E. Scott. Boston.
w. D. Sawyer. Dover, N. II.
II. r. Bradley. Bangor.
J. II. Lorimer & wife. Ger
mantown. Penn.
p. l.. Mills. Oakland. Can.
T. 8. Berkin. Nottingham.
England.
MURRAY HILL.
Miss Rose Cleveland. Hol-
land Patent. n. Y.
A. y. Stevens. Albany.
p. +. Yungiing. California.
G.. w. Root. Hartford.
Or. r. s. Goodwin. Thomas
town. Conn.
+. VI. Zeller. Duluth.
NORMANDIE.
J. A. Delehanty. Albany.
+. Mosle G. wife. Boston.
W. NJ. Smith. Stamford.
A. T. Dunn, Waterville.
Me.
G. u. Boss. New-London.
l.. w. Frank. Pittsburg.
PARK AVENUE.
J. T. Burnham. Lawrence.
Mass.
J. J. Burnet & wife. Glas-
cow.
F. =. Martin & wife. Pitts
burg.
2. r. Bachelor & wife.
Lowell.
]. ". Roberts & wife. Hart
c. d. Dinsmore. Boston.
ST. JAMES.
r. d. Athcrton. Boston.
Mrs. ". Anterior. Boston.
Mrs. VI. X. Robinson.
Dubuque.
G. W. Clarke. Montreal.
IL. IL. Whltlng, Boston.
STURTEvANT.
II. n. Bradley. New-York.
r. Il. Howe. Burlington. VI.
3. 7. Ford. Syracuse.
II. c. Taylor. Trenton.
W. Grey. London.
W. c. Tyler. Bradford. Mass.
WESTMINSTER.
r. J. Vassener, stroudsberg.
Penn.
y. r. McKeag. Pittsburg.
i. Il. Hawker. Scranton.
NJ. l.. Mellon &c wife. Pitts
burg.
J. w. Soaring & wife,
Kingston.
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glass the design resting two dolphins. while "A
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The club seal g. shown IN colorcd enamel on the
front OF the shell and around tho base on ribbon
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nREssMAKING.

~~~~~~N~N~o~~~~~~~ ~~~~N>"~~N~N~~~N'
DRESSMAKER. - Partisan dressmaker,
competent and reliable: late with Worth;
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ALBEMARLE.

~
Miss G. @. King. Newport.
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Conn.
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leans.
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G. l.. Baker e. wife. San
Francisco.
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GILSEY.
w. A. Pinkerton. Chicago.
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Haven.
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HOFFMAN.
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Paris.
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Won handily by three lengths; neck between SECOND
and third.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
TUESDAY. MAY 10,
OUTGOING STEA MERS.
MONDAY, MAY is.

Vessel For Line Mails close. Vessel sails
Conianche Jacksonville clyde 800 . IN
TUESDAY. MAY 10.
Hav.l Bremen. q IAoyd........... $50 m 1000 m
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design. punch bowl with shell and seaweed orna-
ments poised four legs.
The Adams trophies are a water pitcher and
salad bowl similar In design and finish TO those
presented by Rear Commodore Hartman. the most
striking decorations being shell ornaments and
weed chased In high relief.
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Announcements.

Or. Williamson, specialist medical and surgical
diseases OF women. 1876 Lenox-ave.. to o.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 4 Sunset 1872 Moon sets II 55 Moons
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
a M-snndy Hook 1920 Gov Island 1884 Hell Gate DAT
PM-sandy Hook I05O Gov Island IL 0s He'll Gate 1Oi
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nREaGyYAKIyG.

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day; references. 1.2S5 DE Kalb-ave..
Brooklyn.
COMPETENT DREssMAKER. In all Its
branches: highest references. desires en-
gagements, day or week. In or OUT OF city;
Address COMPETENT. Box 30. l.2i2
broadway.
COUTURIERE. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
walking carriage. outing costumes;
taior-ma skirt waists: ladies' materials
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moderate prices. Nine. ANDERSON. l3%
West i5th-st.. formerly with stern Bros.
DREssMAKER desires n few more Gus
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RYAN. 500 Park-ave.. 77th-st
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references given. Address DRESSMAkER,
li2 Columbus-aye
DRESSMAKER.-Firs class. out by day:
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DRESSMAIlER.-Twe years In busi-
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RACING DETAILS.

FIRST RAcE-Purse 5000 lightweight Handicap: for
three-year-oids and upward. Last five furlongs Of
the Eclipse Course.
Betting.
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THIRD RACE-Sx furlongs.
,toy,,r ~. .............Pe rkins) I 6,
HanOn, 100
Time-I:lIi2
rOI-RTu RACE-THE SCHULTZ STAKES. one mile.
Rem Brush 100 (Thorpe) to b. and Lady inez' ~.
Operkins1 2 TO / ran a dead heat Semper Ego 10
t2unnc TO l. third. Tme-14ii.. Penury also ran.
In the run-on Ben Brush > 10 ~ Woh' iti13 i''"' -
g. second. Time-l:43.
FIFTH RACE-Four furlongs.
Alice C.. 100 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,Rnnn1 SIS
N''''''|
Time-0:JOs
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

nOOMSs
N-N.~NNNNN~N~NNNNc- NN<N~N<>~.>N~~y~~~
AT l5l EAST 5lST-ST. Arrangements
made for suites or single rooms fur
nlshed or unfurnished: two light rooms
parlor floor; doctor or dentist; highest ref
erences. AT "a West 35th-st.
LARGE FRONT ROOM. for one OF two
gentlemen; also hall rooms: al conven-
fences; moderate. Ia West 4s,h-st.
LARGE SQUARE SECOND FLOOR front
room; dressng-room: TO permanent; IS
week gentlemen. Sis West 4jth-s,.
LEXINGTON-AvE. 1858. = Handsomely
furnished rooms; every convenience for
gentlemen; private family; paror for ply
sician or dentist; references.
MADIsON-AvE.. 120--Large and small
rooms. private bath: breakfast IL de-
sired. references.
PART LARGE SECOND APARTMENT
Five corner rooms with every house
keeping convenience. or simply parlor and
bedrooms: private bath: prettily furnished:
very select; references: convenient 10 many
cars. 30 East s6th-st.
iiTH-sT.. 2s EAST. block from Broadway
nicely furnished. large. coooi room
American family; good neighborhood;
transents. permanents.
isTH-sT. 1913 EAsT.-Larse pleasant
front room. hot, cold water also. nan
room without board: references.
23D-ST, 224 EAST.-Cool. airy rooms;
nicely furnished; gas. hath; 81 90 10 ~.
2iTH-sT.. 2O6 wEST-Newly nicely FUR
nished back pariori with private bath;
use OF piano: So weekly. u
25TH-ST., AZ wEST.--Niceiy furnished
rooms families: reasonapie'' smaii
rooms. gentlemen. $3.50: baths
33D-sT., 20 EAST. Large pleasant rooms.
every convenience. moderate Jterms' PIT
vats house; references.
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A FIRSr-CLASS DRESSMAKER wishes
more work In or out OF house, outing ana
bicycling suits. dimities. and chlldrens
dresses; style and 1T guaranteed; 81 30
day: references. l.2s5 DE Kalb-ave..
Broolllyn.
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WEDNESDAY MAY ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-17
WORTH LOOKING AT.

James r. Keenc two races with his fast
6rv Juno. by Salvador out OF Bessie June Zine
breeding that! Just remember Salvador and Bes-
sic JuneD. and with Royal Rose by Royal Hampton
out Of Belle Rose:
-. William Makepeace Thackeray, author,of the bal
lad ~ Little Blree and some other trihes. had a
favorite ditty which he fond of humming. 1t
ran like this: r..,
and every morning he said 1 am the richest
merchant of Rotterdam.
Rotterdam the fifth race and the shades OF
william Makepeace Thackeray were appeased
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BOARD WANTED

HOARD WANI.nnN.%NsS~
SUMMER BOARD In iadress All
IsT. 142 Columbus-aye.
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FURNISHED ROOMS T0.LL .
N>>~N0>.NNNo.NN~NNo ~~~<<VsNNSS~ '.,.,.rv
3STH-ST.. los WEST.-txcsp's.a,re
large hall room: also. handsoam :, q
room: running water bath; Wv " -
Attn ST. ? EAST. opposite Asa
Hotel Elegantly Furnished s. ha,hs
separate rooms. private rorr1s.c.. sum
breakfast: maid and valet aI'en'A'''S
mer prices. ---,--.I
18TH ST. 10 EAST.-Ncey sor gen
square room: also. han 'V"''
tlemen. BRIGGS.
69TH-ST.. IFS WEsT.-Prvs,.,.. nan only;
family will rent room TO sen'''"
references.
TiST-sT.. GO wEsT.-Eiessn. md Pirt;
waite house. near L. eao'e
reas onable. -,,,n
23l EAST seD- r.-Priyate nOuse all y
front room, suitable io' WV
provements. ---------,,-, Z.
PIG. leTH-sT.. EAST. ,-Beau INV ssi 4
nishei rooms: everything
the best.
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COMPETENT DRESSMAKER. In all Its
branches: highest references; desires en-
gagements. day or week. In or out OF Guy;
Address COMPETENT. Box IS. i,2i2
broadway.