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4512-2t
MEETING NOTICE.

There will be a meeting of the La
dies Portuguese Benevolent Society in
the Y. NJ. c. A. Parlors on Friday, the
22d inst, at 1870 a. m.
MRS. VIM. G.. IRWIN,
4511-3t President
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ANNUAL MEETING
HAWAIIAN AGRICULTURALC co.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Hawaiian Agricultural
Company will be held at the office Of
G. Brewer e Co, Limited, in Honolulu,
on Thursday, January %, 1897, at 10
a. M e. F. BISHOP
Secretary.
Dated Honolulu, January 20, 1897.
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VESSELS IN PORT.
NAVAL.

| NAVAL.
| U. S. S. Alert, Hanford, San Francisco
! MERCHANTMEN.
CThis list does not include coasters.)
| Ger Tx Ardgowan, Breu, Newcastle
| Am brig Lurline, Brown, Kahului.
| Ger ship Marie Hackfeld, Kruse, Bre-
men.
Am blk Martha Davis, Soule, San Farm
cisco.
Am blk Ceylon, Calhoun, Eureka.
Am brig w. G. Irwin, Williams, San
Francisco.
Am blk Mohican, Saunders, San Fran
cisco.
Am schr Alice Cooke. Penhallow, Port
Townsend.
Ger blk J. c. Glade, Siege, Liverpool.
Br blk Northbrook, Lawton, Hong
Kong. Qn distress.)
Nor ship Awake, Cornelinson, New
castle. -
Haw blk r. P. Rithet, Turne, Newcastle,
N. S. w.
Am bktne w. II. Dimond, Nilsen, San
Francisco.
Am bktne Irmgard, Schmidt, San
Francisco.
Am bktne Archer, Calhoun, San
Francisco.
Am ship S. P. Hitchcock, Gates, San
Francisco.
Haw schr Honolulu, Thonagel, TOGO
pilla, Chilli.
Am bktne Amelia, Willer, Seattle
Am bktne Matilda, Mckenzie, Port
Blakely.
Am schr w. F. Jewett, Johnson, Port
Townsend.
Am bktne j. NJ. Griffiths, Arey, Port
Townsend.
Am schr General Mcpherson, Carter,
Ensenada.
Am schr Robert Levers, Goodman,
Newcastle.
Sh Henry B Hyde, Scribner, San Fran
cisco.
Am schr Transit, Jorgensen, San Fran
cisco.
AM blk S. c. Allen, Johnson, San Fran
cisco.
Am blk Alden Besse, Potter, San Fran
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FOR SALE.

Residence at Punahou, containing z
rooms and outhouses; electric lights
hot and cold water in kitchen and bath
room. Corner lot 100x200, well i'm
proved with fruit and ornamental trees
and plants. Apply GA" Advertiser
office. 4391-tf
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FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE.

Steamships will leave for and arrive
from San Francisco on the following
dates, till the close of 1897:
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

Kaluaaha ranch, on Molokat; area,
about 1870 acres fee simple; large and
complete map of the lands; agricult-
ural, grazing, fruit and coffee lands.
This estate will make a delightful
home; yield full return for labor and
good interest on the capital invested
Apply TO
j. ALFRED MACON,
Next Postoffice, in Honolulu
4316-tf
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VESSELS LEAVING TO-DAY.

Stmr Kinau, Clarke, for Maui and Ha-
wall ports, at 10 a. m.
Blk Ardgowan, Breu, for Port Town
send.
Schr Moi Wahine for Paauilo.
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WHARF AND WAVE.

DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STA
Jan. p, 10 p. m. The weather
is clear; wind, light north.
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WANTED.

Girl to work in book bindery. Apply
at Hawaiian Gazette Office.
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

By the Government Survey. Published
Every Monday.
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ATTENTION, COMPANY

N Armory Company d, First Regi- J
IL ment, \. 9. II.
ID Honolulu. January %, 1897
- Every member of this Command is
hereby ordered to report at the Drill
Shed, THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING,
Jan. %, at 40 O'Clock for drill.
c. j. MCCARTHY,
fol5-lt Captain Commanding
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MARRIED.

CORREIRA - SYLVIA. In this city.
January p, 1897, in the Portuguese
Church. by the Rev A " Soares.
John Correira to Maggie sylvia.
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and elevation, but not for gravity.
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1897.
On OF About
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-14
new ALLIANCE Is FORMED
REPORTS OF WAR BETWEEN l. A
AND 4. 4. I. SILENCED.
Each Organization Il TO Respect and
Enforce All Penalties of Suspen-
sion or Disqualification In
hicted by the Other.

Philadelphia, Pa. Aug. ia new al
lance between the Amateur Athletic Union
and the League OF American Wheelmen
has just been signed and will 20 into effect
at once. The alliance was prepared by
and is the result OF. conferences between
Howard f. Raymond. ex-chairman OF the
racing board, L. A. W, representing Presi-
dent Potter or the J.. A. W. and John w.
Kelly. Jr., representing President Mcmillan
OF the a. A. L.
The signing Of this alliance silences the
reports Of i'll feeling and prOuabl war be-
tween these two powerful athletic bodies.
II is much stronger than the old one and
many points that caused trouble in the
old alliance are now clearly set forth. The
new alliance strengthens both organiza-
tons. Each organization is to respect and
enforce all penalties OF suspension or dis
qualification inflicted BY the other. Among
the provisions Of the alliance are the fol-
lowing:
All cycling events in Championship or
OtLer open meetings OF the A. \. L., or fits
associations or clubs shall he given under
events in any meeting given under the
sanction Of the l.. A. W. shall be held
under the rules of the A. A. L.. Charges
against any cyclist or athlete shall be
tried by. the party 10 the alliance having
Jurisdiction.
No athletic games. meetings. benefits or
in connection with "A cycling event, snail
be sanctioned or recognized by the a. A.
I. IT. any case where a sanction shall have
been withheld or refused by the l.. A. W.
No cycling event which is included I'm or
run in connection with any programme Of
athletic games. meetings. benefits or enter
niZed by the l.. A. W. IN any case where
sanction or recognition Of such games.
shall have been or shall be withheld or
refused by the A. A. e..
Each organization is to have a repre-
sentative in the executive board OF the
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Detroit Results.

Detroit, Mich, Aug. 13.-But one favorite
won at Crosse Point. This was I'm the sec
ond race. 3-year-oid maidens. and the
Schorr colt, with ll9. went to victory
was handily beaten by Geyser, who ran
tho mile IN. l4OA. q new record for the
track and for Michigan. The surprise OF
the day was when Cousin Jeems landed
the fourth race at odds Of Is to /. He Is
II years old and was a famous sprinter
well az he ever did, and he had his old
First receive and a half furlongs:
purse. Ben Frost. rs WllhiteD. II 20 !.
and 6 TO /, won; Philip Byrnes. Jos IN.
Turner. ! to 2 and even. second; George
! :OSh. Gilray. Mordecai. Plantain. Wilson.
Hume. Sun Bonnet. Louisa X. Black VIII.
Rathmore. Laura NJ. also ran.
Second race-Six furlongs; maidens; sell
Ing. Governor Saussenthaler. 100 IT.
MgrphXl. 70 and out. won; JSzabsl, I7
eter. l7 McGione) s 10 J. third. Time.
i:15I. st. Rupert, Belair also ran
Third race-One mile. Griser, 90 Uig-
gGtnI 70 and 2 80 g won; Timemaker.
Umbrella. no &C.. ReInp, s 10 I. third.
Time. i:iOA. Harry Mccouch. The Planet
Fourth race 90 Seven furlongs. Cousin
.Jeems, l4 muiterFl. II 20 / and 5 10 !.
won; Alamo, l29 McGlone), 3 to ! and
20 .. third. Time. i:2sh. Logan. High
Tide. Downing also ran.
Fifth race-One mile and n sixteenth.
Charley Christie. 100 IT. Murphy, 4 90
and 8 10 8 won; Kinney. lo 0RandalD 8
REIN 3 70 2. third. Time. 1881 King
Elkwood. Frank Jaubert. Baalgad and
BENDER also ran.
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EXPOSITION PARK RACES.
Jockey Van Dusen Lands His Four
MOunts Winners-New stable From
Chicago Expected To-day

The excellent riding of Jockey Van Dus-
en-. who landed Tagliona, Mike Haverty,
Mickle and Poole winners I'm the first fouT
races, was a feature of the day at Elk
position Driving park yesterday. Three
dvontes and "A well backed second choice
landed the money in the four first races,
while Ella r., an outsider, captured the
fifth rare OF the day. Judge Pettus yester-
day received word from Louis H.. EZell. OF
Chicago. that he will bring his stable OF
horses TO the track here to-day. They COM
prise Kamsin, Dousterswivei Queen Nab,
Dupsls Matt and The Cheat. The sum
First r~acs-seven furlongs; selling. Tag
llona, 101 Van Dussn), even, won; Ross
/. H., Silver Dor. Jess Matthews, Galilee,
Hoax and Sir Archer also ran.
Second race-Five furlonRs; selling. Mike
Haverty. lO6 (Nan Dusen), s to 3, won; q.
W. ROwden. 103 OClutter). ! to !, second
Lou Ann, l03 (Harris), 3 TO l, third; Time,
Third Tsce-One mile. MiCkle. 100 (Van
DusenD, I to ], won: Rowland Duett. 100
Neal 6 to 3 second; Archie Mckay 70
Moloch, Carl Holland, Little Chris and
Wedding Knight also ran.
Fourth race-siN furlongs, Poole, l05 lYan
Dusen), 2 10 3. won; First Choice, 102 (MOr-
risl, 6 to !, second; Lady Claire, i07
Wright. IS to /, third. Time, l:l9. Lady
WoOdt0Td, Nettie Brooks, Gertrude, Snow
slide, Bright Hopes and Maiden Blush also
ran.
Fifth racP-Five f%urlongs; selling. Ella
T., 100 (CastroD. 10 20 I. won; Hazel Hugh
lett, 100 oClutteT). 3 to ]. second; Jimmy
Johnson, is H.OgsdeHl, even. third. Time.
1854. Plaudlta, Little Dick. Winchester
and Little Lulu also ran.
Entries for to-day:
FIRST race-Three-Quarters Of a mile. Miss
Speaks, %: Bob Turner. 10i; SplitloR, 81;
81 Anastasis. %; Joe Nail. 100; Repeal, %:
Sound Sense, 10i; Swift Dean, i09; Dickey
Norfolk. l0i.
Second race-Fiyo-elghths Of a mile, Nc
Guignn, 16; Bob Ross, 10; Florence Bruen,
i0'. Elenny. Lain, Amber Maid, l07.
Third Tace-Eleven-siXteenths Of n mile.
Ed Glenn. 100; One Dime. ll2: Little Dick.
10; Red Vail, 100; Republicn. 100; wild
Mint. 100; No Pull. JOS; Bill Powell, lg9,
Pearson, IL.
Fourth race-One mile. oldham. 90: Ter
ilda, 100; Bsgpipe. i02; Charlie Newlee. 100.
Jack Of Hearts, JOG; ]. L. Couts, lO2; Trlxle,
i07.
FIfth race-Eloven-sixteenths OF a mile.
10 Dare. IO7; Mrs. s., l02; Ettaire, l07.
GalgO. 102; Correspond. 107; Jennie Clark.
l02. GismOnds IT., iG7. Emma w, 80; Miss
FDlTTire. 100.
Sixth race-FIve-eIghths Of a mile. Min
ME Weldon, 105; Melody. 10; Blue jay.
il2; Barney Aaron. Jr, 100; Miss Mettie,
sS. Moss Rose, 1913; BraZoria, %.
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winners at Newport.

Cincinnati, Aug. I3.-Startcr Brown had
Carrie Lyle entered IN the last race nt
Newport to-day and ala not handle the
flag. his position being taken by Henry
MCDnniels. the well known hOrsemHn. The
field was n bad one 10 handle. and after
several false b~rsakawHys McDanlels
dropped the flag 20 a bad start. Meddier.
tho fnvOTits. and LiZZetta, the next best
placed. were left standing az the post. Mo
lila was the best % those that got away
md won hnndily. There was considerable
kicking over the start. as several owners
claimed tho nag did not drop, but the
judges declared 10 a start and allowed oil
bets 10 stand. Tomorrow IA special race
will b6 run ~ q mile 10 try 70 establish a
new mile record. The racing to-day was
very interesting. with n large crowd In at
tendance and brisk betting. Track fast.
Summarize.
FiTst race-slx furlorgs; selling. BeIzara.
Jos q. IND, sven, won. Lulu NJ. 100 tMil-
burn. 5 10 ! and even, second; True Light.
l5 CTendTum), 10 20 !. third. Time, 1:l5A
Low Anna, Mamie Doyle Bessie McClgi-
lahBn, Remember, Hetty Green, Ruth ID.
and Iron Mistress also ran.
Second Tace-Flve and a half furlOngs.
Galllyant. no ~. HIND, 10 T. won; Pontu,.
Tin Craft, 15 (Milburn), 20 TO l, third Time.
l.0&h. Bucksaw, George Carstens, George
krsts, MilersburE, Snake snd Incident also
ran.
Third race-one mile: selling. Lockhart
l0l III. WilliamsD. 3 10 ! won; Fsunettey -
tie Reed. ss CJamesj, . 70 ]. third. Time.
1:42. Three Bars. Elkin. Everest, ROose-
welt and Hats ON also ran.
Fourth raCe-Five furlOngs; selling. Lady
~ the West. 1G3 everett. 4 20 J. WOn; Lg-
cust Blossom, 15 ~. HID. 6 10 5 and 2 70 ..
second; Ada Russell. 100 James), 10 10 J..
third. Time. 1.OlA. Lucy NJ, Lena Myers,
Strathiou and NeTnfa also ran.
Firm ace-SiX furlOHgs. selling. Motilla,
i3 81. HID. I TO J. won; Carrie Lyle. 100
CMilbuTnD, u 10 I and 4 TO l. second; Pete
Kitchen. 1G2 Thornton. 100 10 / third.
Time. 1.if4. ShuttlecOCk. Cyclone. Galley
West. Lizzetta and Meddler also ran.
Entries for Saturday
First race-FOur and a half urlOngs. FL
sic NJ, Louise BOhOn. Ingenious. Annie
Taylor. Favena, The Red FLY. Amanda,
Miss S~araCen. Lady Irene, George g. 100.
Second race-Selling; seven f1rlOngE. FL
sic u. IT,, 100; Major Tom. Say on, Cedar
Brook, LeasemHu. WhiOta. Anna Garth,
Islin. Waban. iGj; Raymond, Fred x. no.
Third r~ace-Special. one mile. Eugene
WIckss. Remember Ne. 20; Sangamon, %;
Governor BOles. 1HZ. LetCheT. lg1; Balk
Line. Us.
Fourth r~ace-SsIllug. six fuTlOngg. Flop.
Rarus. 9G. Legerdsmain. Practical Farmer.
Friar John. Dutch Comedian. -, POssum.
lOls McCleaTy, l0Z: Kriss krtngle, lp3; Viz
gle o., 10.
Fifth r~sce-sering; one mile. Redena.
Nellie r., Dominica. s winthrop. ~ Sir
Ebony, o.; Nordau, 81; Donatus. 100; Aunt
Jane. CoTydOn. lO2: lockwood, 100.
Sixth T~ace-Selling: one mile. Elisha -;
Evaline. q; What Next, 9: Stanza, ~;
Lyllis. l0l: FresCO, Pete Kitchen, ParFon,
102: Osmon, 103; Frontman, lG5.
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Rrighton Reach winner.

New York. Aug. I~2-Favorites suffered az
Brighton Beach to-day. In the first race
there were fourteen starters. BeldemOniO.
the favcrite. could do no better than nth.
The Swain. the faVOrite for the fourth
race. could do no better than third. Sum
maries:
First race-six furlongs: selling. Rossi.
fer, lO4 CHirsChl, 3 to > and 5 10 5. won.
Talisman. 100 BarretD. 6 to !, and 2 70 /
and 2 10 1, third. Time. l:l5ig. Abingdon
Beldemonio. Alnrum. Lasaggsse. Ormont
Fortune, Chareutus. Sir Moltke. lakewood
Live Oak and Jeanette H.. also ran.
Second raCe-Speculative: six fur,ongs,
selling. Cherry Picker, le4 CHirschl, 5 10
l and 7 to 5, won; Nosey, - CClawson), ever
ana TO 3. second; Julius caesar. 100 Bar,
retU, 3 to 2 and l TO 3. third. Time. 1.l54
Lucid and Vigenta also ran.
Third raCe-One mile and a sixteenth,
selling. sun Up. 10 Perkins). S to .. won;
Buckwa lO1 CClawsonj, l 20 3. second
Fourth race-Concord, ia Csims). c TO !
and ? TO l. won; Storm King, 127 CW. Por-
teri, 3 to ] n even, second; The Swain,
10 Wan Kurenl, 3 to 8 and l TO 2, third.
Time l;4lA. AlyaTedo III. and Brandy
Fifth race-six furlongs. Michael III,
~ Sims; even and 2 TO 5, won; Mr.. Bait
er. Jos CScherrer). Is to / and 3 TO ]. second;
Mont Dor. los HamiltonD, 4 TO l and even,
third. Time, lis. Squire Abingdon, Ken
more Queen, Sensational, Lady Cooper and
Sixth race-One mile and a sixteenth;
selling. Maurice, III (Perkins). 2 to 5 and
OUT. Woni Manassas, 90 (Clawson). s to |
and 2 TO ], second; BastiOn, 81 (O'Connor).
~ 20 ] and 10 TO !, third. Time. l:4sia.
Rifle Free Lance. Flames, lambert and
Sir Play also ran.
Seventh race-One mile. Campania. q
CO'ConnOr). Is TO / and 4 to I. won; Loben.
gula, l7 tSimms). 2 to 5 and out. second,
Formal, l7 CScherrer), 5 to ] and even,
third. Time. l4lh. Double Quick, Cas-
settle and Kaiser Ludwig also ran.
Entries for Saturday:
First race-Selling: one mile and a six
tecnth. Hermano, li3; Island King. 1O3;
Destiny, Arson L., Eastertide, 102. Simo-
nian. Hurry. Up, %; Mahoney. Pomerang,
81; Timour. ~.
Second receive furlongs. Olncy. 1l5;
Boy Orator, SenarO, Junior. Yankee Sam.
Spunwell. King Max. Soro, 112: Ennomia,
Rehde. Tinker. Charmeuse. Domestic, 1O9.
Third race-Saragossa stakes. one mile.
Casse0pia, III: Sunny Slope. Cleophus, ZIG:
Miss Prim. III: Royal Rose, 100; Minnie
AlDhonse, Nay-Nay, SaIaire. Chic, IO1
Etfeside, 81.
Fourth race-wave Crest: selling; six
furlGngs. Harry Reed. 100; Abuse. 1l3: Ia
rante, Tremargo. l04; Zanone. l01: Billall.
- Her Own, Distinction. "a.
Fifth ra~ce-Handicap; mile and a half.
Ben Brush. 12G: Howard Mann, IFS: Leh-
man, ll6: Maurice. ia: Volley, lG9: w. b..
lGi: Alvaredo. Counsellor Howe, %.
Sixth r~acc-Selling: seven furlOngs. Jun
Tor. 107; Glossine. ln3; Warrenton. Flax
spinner. 1902; Ortoland, 81; Philip. 20.
Seventh race-Chantilly handicap; one
mile and a half: over six hurdles. Sir
Vassar, l65; Brown Red, AS; Alakuma, $50.
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Harlem Results.

Chicago, Aug. I3-The feature Of to-day's
racing al Harlem was the defeat Of Grey
hurst by Imp. Billy Mason beat some OF
the best or the 2-ycar-Olds at odds Of % to
J.. Three faYortes won. Summaries:
First race-SiK ~furlOngs. Serena. lGl ~.
Woods, s TO 5. won: Lottie. l1 CClayl. s
20 I. second: Little Tom, l03 (Hough). % TO
!. third. Time. LEA.
Second race-Five and a half furlOngs.
Dagmar. 1Os C~CaywOOd). ' 70 ], won: Sackst.
10f IT. BurnsD. 2 10 =. second: HOsi. 1Gg
OClayD. s 20 I. third. Time. 1,GsA.
Third race-One mile. Brother Fred, 10
RobertsOn). Z 20 :, won; Swordsman. JOS
a.. sloan. AZ to !. second. Treeby, g e..
BurnsJ. s 10 I, third. Time, 142A.
Fourth ~raCe-S5ven furlOngs. Imp. q IT.
Burnsi, 3 to ]. won; GreyhUrst, Ii d.
woods. 8 70 8, second; NimTod l7 &C..
Fifth Tace-Half mile. Billy Mason, 103
OGOuin). 10 to I won: Fair Deceiyer. 1g6
&C.. sloan. : TO L. second; Tom Collins, l0I
ct. Rurns), s to l. third. Time. 047iz.
Sixth race-Six furlougs. Lew Hopper.
III CCaywoOd). Q 10 ;. won; Travis. 1O6 "a.
Dean. 1 TO /, second: Ida Wagner, 1GI
Clay. ~ TO !, third. Time, 1:ljh.
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Good Times. lis Martin. 9 TO 10 and out.
second. Little Buck. i0I INutu. - to / and
5 20 !. third. Time. l-ioAs- FIoridas and LA-
las Cu,koo also ran
Fourth rdce-3-year-OlGs and upward.
selling. one mile and one furlOng. Bernard
lilo. lu3 tHewitrl. = 10 and out. won: Bing
Ringer. III Martini. : TO 5 and 2 20 5. sec
Ond. kinstOn. l02 tNutt. ; 30 l and Z TO =.
third Time. 200i7. Halfllng also ran.
Fifth raCe-2-year-olds. selling: five fur
longs. Mary Black. 1H9 "A. Clayton. : 10 >
and . 10 >. won; LaNentura, i3 Hewitti.
Z to 1 and S to 5. second: High links, 102
CBeauchamp). S to 3 and 3 to 8. third. Time.
i;oi. Crockett. Bell Punch. HenChmsn and
Belle Of StOckwOOd also ran.
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ResuIIa nj ~. LnnIs.

-. Louis, Aug. l3.-The talent broke about
even to-day, two tayoritss and four well
played second choices winning at the fair
grounds. A good card was offered and the
betting was heavy, a large crowd being in
attendance. Jockey Charlie Slaughter was
set down for nll mounts but those from his
own stable because OF poor riding. Summa'
First race-Purse; for maiden s-year-olds.
six furlongs. TaVA Harris, l02 lMinesJ. z
TO ] and I 10 8. won; Ultima, I02 NIhlD, 4 90
/ and 3 10 2, second; Practitioner, 1914 peter
mani, Z 10 2, third. Time, j:lGh. ChepetA,
Polka Dot. Triplicate, Macy, Yankee Heir
ess, Petronilla, Ed Overlook. Plantation and
second race-seiiing; six furlongs. Dew
Drop. 100 g.. COmbsJ. 3 10 ! and 3 20 l won:
Minnie W., 100 Furr), Is 10 / and 6 10 J..
Time, i:iGs4 Kings Pom, Onlnora, Inspirsr.
lexington Pirnte, Joe Hart and Senator
Third race~Purae; for maiden 2-year-
Odds; hye and one-half furlongs. Bonnie
Lone, 10 CFurr). 3 10 I and 3 10 !, won,
tlrst Born, 10 g; ~siaugsterG1 : to ! Snd
70 !. third. Time, l:1OA. Wild Het. King
Zella, Mollio Mcclure, YiuBstta, 1smene,
i%aiaria; Dies Moinos. Mary Leighton and
Fourth race-seiIing; one mile. BelvndelI.
100 Whrner), 9 TO n 2 20 !, won; Aryan.
100 FOuconl. s 10 I and 5 "a 2, second.
Time. l:42A4. Devoir. Sackville. Can Cat
Top. DR.. q. and pOwhatta also ran.
Flfth rsce-Seillng: six and . half fur
long. Horseshoe Tobacco, 100 .oGllmore). 2
TO 7 and out. won: our Bishop. 100 0C.
COmbsJ. Z to / and 4 20 ]. second; Con-
auclla, lG2 H'urrJ, 7 TO ], third. Time,
l.&24. Eruna also ran.
sixth r~ace--SsllinR; one mile. Joe O'Sot.
~ UalD, 9 TO ! and 2 20 l. won; Uncle
Pat. Il CCiimOreD. 4 20 J and oven, second
Libsrati GIornsrI. third. Time, 1:4414.
ItCHny, Lady britannia. Gold Band, Glad
Eycs. Long Time, Hot stun. Lizzie II. and
Ilrda also ran.
Entries for Saturday:
First race-Five and a half furlonRs; 2
ycar-Oids: purse. Sir Joseph Lister. San
Saba r.. La Farodelle colt. So; Heideofn.
- Decapo. 80; Flora o., 80; Dave Waldo.
Rsiia R hgFeh9% ~: T SPa ~: Bs ~
second racsHslx f~urlonRs; 2-year-olds:
selling. Bsrbee. DR.. Pace, Lillian May.
Lccnag. ~: IOughmask, y; Bon MsTche,
White Leaf, School Girl. Ana, JOB; King
OsCi r, silva. Sir ROlla, 100.
Third rare one and three-slxteenths
miles. Mamie L.'s Sister. ~; Courtesy.
BuSoun. Long Time, -. Charlie Ref, 70:
Belvadell. Astrada. Squire O., lJj, The
Ghost. 109.
Fourth race-Three-quarters of a milo;
Sarina. "; Nick Carter, MONTGOMERY, %:
Laureate, 100; Nicholas, 1oi; Harry Duke
1O5.
Firth race-One and ona-sIxtesnth miles
Linda, Madeline, 1O1. Trenby. lo5; Royal
Choice, JOG.
selling. NvIc. 80: Amarea Miss PRESLEY,
Virginia NJ, 1g2; Kodak. Earl cochran.
Judge DeboUsp. Papa Specht, lN: Out
Away. Irish Chief H., lO7; Chiswell, Brake
man, ly3.
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Results Mt Saratoga.

Saratoga. y. Y. Aug. 13.-The fifteenth
day OF the Saratoga Racing Association :
summer meeting was marked by fine wealth
or, a fair track and a large attendance.
Summary:
First ~rsce-Fillies; 2-year-olds; selling
five fnrlonRs. Ma Petite. I4 Hewitt. even
and i 10 8, won: Julian, IS CGarriganD, to :
and / to 3. second; Spanish Princess. lG2
CWalkerD, 5 TO and even, third. Time
aO4G Purse divided. Pendant also ran.
second r~ace-Maidens: 3-year-olds and up
wards; six furlOnRs. Green Jacket, 10 MAR
TIM, I to 5 and 3 to 5, won; Eastern Ray.
iO Hewitt, : TO ; and / to 2. second
CourtShip IL. 1s "a. Clayton. S TO ! and
3 TO l, third. Time, l1Iz. LsFoutera, Hidel-
berg. Muskateer, Hostile and Good Advice
also ran.
Third race-Selling; one mile. Lord Zeni.
uI Hennessy). 3 TO l and ( TO 5, wof;
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BET $1,000 ON SHOT.
Plays n Hot Tip ind Wins
ut S~nrnfoRn.

Saratoga, y. Y, Aug. 13.-The general
topic OF conversation about the hotels is
the coup made by State Senator McCarren
at the track yesterday afternoon. He had
1909 on Blue Away. winner Of the third
race yesterday. Blue Away opened at Y to
J, and McCaTTen placed his money at these
figures, and. as A result, Won nearly enough
TO make him even on the Saratoga season.
He was many thousands Of dollars ahead Of
the boOkmakers this year. according TO re-
ports at the time Of his arrival at the
Springs.
Riley Grammar and Henry Harris are
said to have a S2s.oU on one race
Wednesday.
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Cleveland o. ~. Louis =.

Cleveland. O.. Aug. 13.-The CIeyclands
won a very close and evenly contested
game. chiefly through punching OF hits.
PIckerlug's batting and Cross all around
work were the features. Turner was hit
a terrific blow Squsrely in the back OF
the head with n swift pitched ball in the
third inning and had to be carried away.
n was n very painful injury and may re
suit seriously, though he f. up and about
this evening. Attendance, 500. Score.
RH T.
Cleveland q. ......3 . 0 I q ? q q &C u ]
RattarIoS-CleVoland. Wilson and Zim-
mer. 81. Louis. Hart and Murphy. Umpire
hurst.