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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-04-01

PARIS. france, April 1.-The gov
ernment says that President Faurs has
been officially informed Of the ap-
preaching visit OF the Russisn emperor
and czarina to France. II ls reported
also that Count Muravief1. Russian
minister Of foreign affairs, arrived in
Paris unexpectedly, this morning, and
went at once to the Russian embassy.
PARIS, France, April Lit 10 ascer-
tanned that the Russian minister Of
foreign affairs did not arrive here to-
dav.
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CHICAGO, Illinois, April AT mid
night. the postofiice was transferred BY
Postmaster Washington Hesing, who
recently resigned in order to make an
independent campaign Tor mayor, to
bis successor, Charles U. Gordon. The
general Offices and snb-stntions struck
their balances at 6 o'clock, last even
iDg, and the auditing proceeded with
80 much alacrity that the program cal
Iing for the formal transfer OF midnight
WaB carried out.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., April Cen.
Thomas H. Ruger, who succeeded
General Miles In command Of the de-
partment Of the east, will bs sixty -four
years Of age, to morrow, and under
the operation OF the law he will be
retired from active duty. His retire
ment to private life will result In pro-
motions all along the line Of the army.
Mejor- General Wesley Merritt, now In
command OF the department Of the
Missouri. with headquarters at Chicago,
will remove to Governors Island.
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WALL STREET, N. X, April II
Stocks opened firm and we're in brisk
demand. Anthracite coalers led the
market both in activity and in advsncel
Delaware q Hudson rose n, to 10a "A,
Jersey Central vi, to 7914. The i'm.
provement in the general list ranged
from u to "a per cent.
SILVER AND LEAD.
Silver, 62; lead, $3.50; Mexicaus,
49E cents.
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WARRINGTON, D. G., April l.--The
receipts Of the government for tho
north Of March were 9,004 900 in OK
cess Of expenditures for the same pc
riod. This increase is attributed to the
large importation and the rush Of i'm.
porters 70 take goods out Of bond by
the payment of duties before the Ding
ley bill went into effect.
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The Tariff Bill Received From
the House and Referred to
Committee on Finance.
BlsMARcKs DAY OF BIRTH
The BOrregOs and Their ssPals, .
VIII Expiate Their Crime at
Santa Fe, Tomorrow.
A WIFE MURDERER's TALE

WASHINGTON, d. o.. April LIN
mediately after the journal was read in
the senate, to-day, the tariff bill was
received from the house and referred
to the committee on finance, Mr..
Hale, republican, Of Maine, from the
committee on naval affairs, reported a
joint resolution authorizing the secre-
tary of the navy to transport contribu-
tions for the relief OF suffering people
in India and asks its immediate con-
sideration. The joint resolution was
read.
1t authorizes the secretary of the
treasury to place at the disposal OF the
collector of the port Of New York, q
ship or vessel, belonging to the navy,
which may be best suited for such SER
vice, for the purpose of transporting to
the famished people of India. such
contributions and also to charter and
employ suitable vessel with cargo
capacity OF from 1900 to 1900 tons
for such purpose, and it appropriated
the amount of money necessary. The
joint resolution passed.
A resolution was offered by Mr..
Allen, of Nebraska, again protesting
against the Drum court martial and
execution Of the Cuban General Rivera.
The objection to the consideration was
made by Mr.. Hoar, of Massachusetts,
who condemned the offering of such
resolutions as mischievous and aiding
the Spanish government. The resolu-
tion went over. A resolution Of
fered by Mr.. Mills, of Texas, in rela-
tion to the letters purporting to have
been written by the Cuban General
Maximo Gomez, to President Cleveland
and President Mckinley, was taken up
and agreed to. The joint resolution
introduced by Mr.. Morgan, OF Alabama,
granting all the rights of belligerency
to the contending parties in Cuba, gave
notice that he would ask action on it
tomorrow. The senate then went into
executive session on the arbitration
treaty.
The president, to-day, sent to the
senate the following nominations; An
drew D.. White, of New York, ambas-
sador to Germany; VIM. F. Draper, of
Massachusetts, ambassador to Italy;
Chandler Hale, of Maine, secretary of
the embassy at Rome; Samuel L.
Gracey, of Massachusetts, consul at
Fuchau, China; Arson Burlingame
johnson, of Colorado, consul at Annoy,
China; BenjamlR Butterworth, of Ohio,
commissioner of patents; Oliver L.
Spalding, of Michigan, and VIM. B.
Howell, of New Jersey, assistant Sec
retaries Of the treasury; Captain Robert
Craig, signal corps. to be major.
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Powers win Negotiate with the Porte.

CoNsTANTINOPLE, Turkey, April l.
Diplomatic reports ara that the powers
here have received instructions from
their respective governments to oper
negotiations with the porte for def
mite withdrawal OF the Turkish troops
from Crete and negotiations are in
progress.
VIENNA, Austria, April | 1t is an
nounced here that Great Britain ad.
heres to the proposal that the warships
Of the powers establish blockade on
the Aegean gulf.
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THEIR DOOM SEALED.


Special Telegram TO The Optic.
SANTA FE, N. M April 1st, 1897
Attorney General McKenna wired Gov.
ernor Thornton, at noon, that there
would be no further interference in tho
Borrego case. The four men will be
executed in the Santa Fe jail yard
about 9 O'Clock q. M, tomorrow. The
militia have been ordered on duty to-
night at the jail. Sheriff Kinsell an.
tlcipates no trouble.
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cIrIzHNs.uNloN WARD MEETINGS..

The Citizens Union precinct meetings,
for the nomination Of ward officers and
the transaction Of other business will be
held Thursday evening, April lst, at
o'clock, sharp, at the following designated
places:
First ward--At the public school building.
Second ward-At Judge Wooster's office.
Third ward-At the City hal.
Fourth ward-At the seminary building.
124 2s By ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE |,
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Newannner Man ..pisappears

WASHINGTON, D q, April Con
sui General Lac telegraphed tho state
department. to-day, that he cannot as
certain the whereabouts Of +. w Steep,
an American correspondent. He hss
investigated but fails 70 find him.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-04-01

PARIS, France, April mir. Han
ataux, the French minister of foreign
affairs and Count de Null, the cele-
brated French politician, have been
elected members of the French
academy.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-04-01

WASHINGTON. D. T., April The
score Of the six.day bicycle race, at 2
n. m, to-day. was: Schock. 1,214;
Lawson, 1907; Albert, 1909 Golden,
1,043.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-04-01

FRANKFORT, KY, April 1.--Dr. w.
Godfrey Hunter 10 still three votes
away from the senatorship.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-04-01

Ths Probable Nominee.
WAsHIr6roN, ID. c., April 1.-The
president has agreed to nominate Drs
w. w. Thomas, Of Portland, Maine,
minister to Sweden and Norway.
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Now. from tho Horse World.

Los ASdELEs. CAL, Feb. is.-Thomas Raymond
owner OF the famous tEotter klamath ana one OF
the beSt'knowu horsemen OF the coast, died here
yesterday.
Foxhail Keene. IN a letter to meniscr or tho
Polo Assnci tion. statea that there Will DO no
matches between American ana English polo teams
In England this spring, As usual a number of
Polo association members Will take part as In.
dividuals In various oDrn matches.
BALTIMORE, Fop. lS.-The 0entemeu's Driving
CLUB has ranged for-eight days OF light harness
were announced 10. .dnv. On May ~ To 2s the res /.
VIII occur sept. ~ 10 ~, Inclusive,
Pun AnFiPHIA. Fob. Is.--Ths directors OF tho
Phiadslphia Horse Show nave decided to hold
the HNth open'air exhibition at wissanicKon
heIRhts on Nay KS, eb. ~. 2S, nui ~. Many
changes have been made In the classes, aud pat,
rona can expect special features that nave here.
toforo not been attempted. The premiums VIII
amount To more than si5,OOO
sAR.rooA., Feb. ls.-The Tlconderosa Trotting
Association again this afternoon gave another
excellent card of sports on .ho leo at that place
the weather was nnU, hnt the high ten. n.peraIurc
made tue track very heavy. There were nvo
starters ~ the Hi2s race, purse 500. Four heats
were Uotted and tho last three aud race were
won In clever manner by j. A. Tappan's Roy
bS or Panton, VI. Tno beat time was p,xU Tee
freefor'A all contest purse SlYb rour starters wus
won In great form In three straight hests by
Charles l.. Ponds Joe Golden OF Saratoga Springs
The best ,inls was 2;2iA.
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Tho Fountain Gun Club held Its regular monthly
club shoot al Dexter Park yesterday afternoon
Only sx men showed up at tho score. n decidsdly
small number considering the membership VII
liam Lair and Or. Adfur Eddy tiod with eight kills
IN the club shoot but, as there two classes rhis
season. and Lair aud Dr. Ediy being In dITrr, nj
classes. shoot'ofr for supremacy was not nrces-
sary. Aside from the club contest three swsap.
stakes were deCihcd. In which the houors were Il .
ytded between nr. Eddy, pr. Moore anu William
Selover. The scores follow
First Event-kegular nOgthIy cluh shoot at ten
live birds each. for badge Rnd yearly prizes two
classes, handicap rises. william Lair. C,ass A.
no yards, ~ Or. Adfur EDDY. Class y, ~ yards \;
DR.. William wynn Glass A, 80 yards, n William
Selover, class A, so yaris. Is; William Allen, Class
H. 30 yards. q; James L, Lake, Glass II. 20 ards g.
Second Event-Swcrpstakes at three live birds
earn. 30 ya4ds rise, two n'uueys, hlgh guns. Lair
81 Dr;-Eddy. s; DR., Moore. 8: seiover, .; Allen, q
Dr, wynn !; Lake, u.
Third Event-same conditions. Allen. n; Dr.
Eddy, 81 Selover. ~ Or, wynn, =. DR.. Moore y,
Ialr. ]. Withdraw" " on second round.
Fourth Ev1nt--Samo conditions. DR.. Moore D,
DR.. Wyhn. " SolOyer. =; DR.. Eudy, Q; Allen. Y;
Lair. o; Withdrew ON second round. Shoot, ON at
miss and out for second noney-Dr. Wynn. 4,
selover, ~ DR.. Eddy. u Allen. i.
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Bowi,as Game. Ts.Nish..

United Bowling Clubs Headpin Tournament-Har
monte. Trojan. GOTHAM No. /. Gotha N No a. pin
Knishts, and NadJys OF brooklyn.
Harlem LeaSue-comus Empire. and Washing.
New YORK Royal Arcanum League-Empir. civ
Council, Irving Council. And DefeudAm Council
Harlem Republican club rournament-PurIlAn
Columbus No. .. and New York A. Z.
New YORK womer's League Tournament-Sev
YORK City Schus'Een No. !. German American
Women. New YORK city schuetxsn No. =, Ladies,
Golden hnd No; friendship. Ladies' Terrace.
Ganseyoort tTournAiusnt-Ga ansevoort, pioecser.No
and West Shore.
United Plattdeutsche Tournament-seetlon
West shore vs.: West side confocIioners. Rose.
Interstate LsAEue-BrooKlyn vs. Niagara Falls.
At Brooklyn.
BrooEiyn Royal Arcauum Leasue-w.sb,uston
Irving Council. Fulton Council. and Breevoort
Council.
Br ookIyn National Tournament-Monarcb. Log
CaoiA. ana Manhattan. 80
dermAniA ournament-stagg. .:Adel phi and Apollo.
nament-orlent wheeimen, ramaqua Wheclmen,
and Kings County Wheelmen. at TraInur' 4 nlloyH
twenty sixth Ward Tournanent-Guo 10 10 nougn va
Welcome. AT Haier's alleys.
ForesTcrA Longuo-Hancuck vs., Childa
Amateur Association TouTnament-Oritani Flsld
Club vs.. Catholic CLUB. at OTItani Field Clun Al.
leyHi N"wrk Bay Boat CluD vs.. bay onno Rowing
Association. at Newark Lay Boat CluD alleys
~ eohue. az Lesxue-park % Club Va New Jersey A.
Class Tournament-Field VS.. Atalanta, at Field
alleys; Edison 70. Hamburg, Edison aileysi
Post once Maple, at Post OiIlr % alley a; r
u; vs.. Union, at 7. A. II. alleys. - -
Mlllers Tournament-Stars. Park Hills aud Lex
ingt'ns.
Brootyn Diocesan Uriop Tournamen,-vin
nsuration, az Assumption alleys; Leo Lyoeum, Sc
James No. y, and Assumption No. i, aI 81. Fran
els DO salss alley.5
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Baseball Notes.

shortstop Hulsn and outnoidor Mertos OF rho Phil.
Ahelpha club have been sold TO the Columbus club
for $500.
The Maujer A. q. has organized for the se,son
fering suitable guarantee. Address IT. Tustin,
las Maujer street, Brooklyn.
HARTFORD. Feb. lS.-Managsr Burns OF the Hart.
ford Club has signed Paul Radfo.d TO play at
shortstop or second base. Last season he led tho
New England League In base. running and run.
getting while playing with Bangor.
Tho ciovers OF Brooklyn open to book
games FOR the season and would like TO hear from
all t-ams with players averaging ~ years, tho
American A. A. OF HoboRen and Lenox n, u. Z. and
Burns. y8S Haisry street, Brookiyn.
SC. Msry's Association has reorganised for tho
season with q nrstclAss uniformed team. and
would like 20 arrange games with teams whose
piaysrs average ~iGhteen years. Ariingtons, Bay.
ounes. Oranges. Far Rocgaways. Madisons. and Hill
tons preferred Address John ellie, care OF
otis Bros. Co.. Yonksrs. N. \.
Tho Riverside Field CLUB, one OF tho stronassS
semi professional teams In tho city. has Organise ed
.nd would Ike 70 hsar from outof town ciubs offer
Danbury. Conn., waldens OF Walden. N. V. and
Hoytviie u. H. @. Of Stamford. Conn, preferred.
Address T. J. Solan. p. o. hox l0s New YORK city,
CHICAGO. Feb. ia special to q morning par
from ~ Louis says; 'StanIey Robson, Vice Presi.
cent OF the Cleveland Baseball Club passed
land. Robson said that the League clubs would
have To come TO tho AID OF Won der Ahe. He added
that four OF tho Fasteru clubs would, at tho com.
ing meeting OF the League, each turn over a PLAYER
give 10 Won der Abe u quartet OF its stara. Tho
League magnatos realize that st. Louis IL one OF
the best dra cities In tho circuit. and
growing tired OF tho continual poor teams Won
der Abe puts In the neld." There Is little douu,
here that the RobiAons have arranged TO be.
come financially Interested In tho sc. Louis club.
The sun., 1897-02-19
Columbia Yacht Club M..,,,x.

Tho Nominating Committee OF the Columbia Yacht
Club hns made tho following nominations for OF.
nccrs for 1877. They Will be voted for at tho thir
teth annual meeting OF the club W hch will 10 held
on Tuesday evening, Marcn y; For Commodore, J.
Frank ltltchcock, hoop Cygnet; Vice. Comm lore
Walter Luttgrn. steamer linta: Rear Commodore
W. Dixon Ellis, naphtha Rambler; SECRETARY, George
phrkh'll' Treasurer. J. a. weayert Fleet sul gron
Henry Griswuld. VI. H., sloop Venture; MeAsursr
Ai'N F Martin. sloop Fenr lie Lys; for members OF
noird OF Trustees. w. NJ. X. Oloott. Charles L,
Weber, lr, j. l.. HilleT, ana GEORGE W. TayIer
Two now iron bridge recently erected by the club
orHr the Hudson River Railroad tracks At Eighty.
sixth street and Hudson River connecting directly
INTO the Gun house. Ia now ompleted ana open for
the convenience " me nbers. aiording q safe and
easy mole nf access To the cub. The bridge con.
meets with the walk OF the Riverside Park.
The sun., 1897-02-19
LOOKING ron VIEW aRoUSDs.
Ab.ii. Byrn., ..a Bsrris Inspeet vsrious
Sites In BrookIyn.


Tha ofioinls of the RrookIyn Basebsll Club
a.L,a.s "A a., ..a.-. 80. ,rornd. m, 4,
are WORKING naru 10 secure No" krouh".' ou' ~
Is dificult task TO decide In hurry. Iester-
day Messrs Aboli. Byrne. and Barnie person.
~, ,a ~, ,t,. ,a..',a. "a AZ,
ally Inspected six dinerent iocetiohs ana uiu
not cease deliberations until they parted at the
Clarendon Hotel Mt q o'clock IL was Owner
.h.,,, a., III, a., t.aasi., ,n .imn., n xear
Aoo,i hrsI 'st W proosnh =" A' ,' 80
and he took an active Interest In the ground
hunting cxpedit,on The Nassau electric road,
:, -, .,..-. Iohn.or 4, pr.s,d.,,
VI "hioh N'""'' -. 'o""so" 10
has entered the field In this matter, ana
one OF the roads attorneys accompanied the
saa.h.,, 80 -, ,,,.,. go -, insn.c,ion Tho
o"eeoe' "e" "" 'he' 'ou. v. '"spe
hrst place visited was old Washington Park,
and that location brought back old memories.
Ah.,i w.. snr,rI.od >, ara ,h. old gropnds in n
aoo' vas 'u'p.sou W "nu '"o o'' s'o @ " "
shape that would make II com mparativeiy easy
matter TO hx them up In time for the opening
~ ,h. ....on .,d .xn-.s..d ni,rs.lf "a beino
more In favor OF that place thnn any other. no
The sun., 1897-02-19
Rssi.s ~ New Orleans,

TO- ana perfect weather generally drew out 5000
people to the track to-day. Winners, however were
hard 20 pick on the heavy track. only one post
iirst Race, M furIons. Martin X, ,0l Ct Burnsy.
seelbnoh. 81 clay, tos third. Time, ;2ai,
second tace-S.ven furlongA Earth. iO7 (Gate.
wood, y to J. woni The Piutocrat ll2 (OyortonJ. a
Time. l;4IN
Third Race one and quarter miles Sir John, 1870
t0Arner), TO won: Partner l27 a.. Rrifr s 10 l.
23lA 0'
Fourth Race-Six furlonEa Rob Clampitt lO4 10
Reinl, to |, won; WAdine. 90 (sonRer), I To 10
second; Trlxie. v9 fBeauohamp). z toll, third Time
fifth Raee-seven furonEs Harmony, 81 "a. BAR.
rettl. to l. woni Putua, 100 CIIeauchAinpl, i2 TO
second Partisan. Va Dorsey, = to /, third. Time
liAAA, - ~ ~ 'N'
The sun., 1897-02-19
BILLIARDS.
VILLAS barnard or BrookiS. wins the
Amateur Bttitard Trophy.


when William Barnard. the champion of the
Montauk Club OF Brooklyn. stripped OF his
dress coat to play the final game In the nt,r-
club amateur billiard tourney at Maurice Days
academy last night for the cham pionship o trophy
with Ferdinand Poppenburg. the champion
OF the Loderkranz society, the latter
faced q rival for nrst honors whose de.
meanor was like some of the iceborgs
that explorers of the Arctic region encounter.
II was a frigld calmuess calculated to take the
heart out OF any amateur. Barnard has been
through many tournaments and haa learned
the art Of restraining his feelings. He Is
older than tho impulsive young German
American with whom he struggled for
the supremacy. ana master OF the art
Of safety play. He Ia the sole representative OF
the Brooklyn amateurs, was ambitious to SEQ
the trophy 20 over the big bridge. and 90 great
an adept at safety tAoklss that he felt confident
that he could hold tho star Of the L,edsrkrans
Society in complets control
Barnard opened the game with an air OF con-
ndence that was Supreme, and he resorted ~
once to lot OF those nerve-parelysine cushion
carroms that have been q feature Of his very
effective work In the present contest for the
champ plonship. He made q single cushion shot
in the fourth inning that was regular honey
cooler.
the string first Will an extremely well playe"
inning that yielded a doublc.hgnre cluster OF
2S. This gave him total OF l27 70 Poggen-
burg's 30. There were cheers for the latter,s
first shot In reply. He made and also round
ed his hrst string.
1t got so close after this that the respective
rocters held their breath In anxious suspense
and let themselves out In hoartiost applause Tor
the admirable efforts OF both players.
Barnard now put up winning tactics: He out
reuerRiled his younger rival. and In the diver
sity and originality Of his cushion carroms LEFT
but little to be wished for. Barnard was made
to know. however. that he had tackled some
thing that kept him thi mixing. He admitted this
after tho game. when ho said that tho Lieder-
kranz expert had made IL mighty dinicult
thing for him to win. The score:
Barnard (aoO) %. O. T. 80. ., .. T. 10, l.
., 2,b,s2,a.l. l.s, Q, 9. y 30 Y i,s,
7.9S.s' 30 IS o. o. SO e'o' TO- i'o' @S D. H.
10 B. o. o. u.s. 10. IL O. Ol, o. 0. Q. o. C. o, o.
.iverases.B.rnaId. 8 aso7. Posssnburg. ssSe
High run-BarnArd. p5i Posgenburg. 10. Rsfsrss-
Col. Foster.
This Ia the record Of the tourney, not includ-
Al
The sun., 1897-02-19
FitE VIII DO Hts Traiaing at Cooks
Haaeh. Three Mnes from Carson.

CARSON, Feb. ls.-Martin Julian yesterday
selected quarters for Fitzsimmons. and. though
It has not taken him long to come to decision,
his choice is n wise one-probably tho best that
could be made. The place Is known as Cooks
Ranch. II is about three miles south OF Carson,
and lies In littls valley At tho foot Of spur Of
the mountains. The dwelling house contains
eight comfortable rooms. and 10 surrounded by
n pretty grove Of trees About fifty yards from
the buildins Is pavilion 100 feet square. where
Fit1 will do must OF his work. His circular
steel punching bag and other exercising appa-
ratun were taken out To the ranch to-day There
are several good roads In the neig borho0d, aud
upon these the Australian will do a great deal
OF leg exercise before the hight.
SALT LAKE Feb lS.-BOb FitZsimmons and
party arrived here at noon to-day. The cham
plon said he was feeling well and confident he
would whip Corbett IN ten rounds.
lie expressed himself as highly pleased with
the selection OF Cooks Ranch for his training
quarters, particularly because the roads there
are said to be good enough to ride bicycle on.
The party appeared at the Grand Opera House
tonight, nhd VIII leave at noon to- morrow for
Carson, where they will arrive ON Saturday.
The sun., 1897-02-19
What the Herses win Carry for the
Brightcu Cur.

The entries thus far received for the stakes OF
tho Brighton Beach Racing Association are
gratifying 10 the MANAGEMENT. For the Brigh-
ton Cup, at two miles and quarter. there are,
Erie stable LAxzarous and Nsnki Pooh l9a pounds;
J. X keene's King krthusN. l3s; Q. FieischmAnn 4
E oli".rs Mirage isa: B.lrss sIss Msass. na iiss
Foster Bros Counter Tenor, i32: =. J. Flynns
X BSyle,s sepiosr, lao: N y pwysrs R.a Brush
AND Ben Eder 1870 Marcus Daly's senator Bland 1906
7. DIVERS Handspring, 1906 |. $. a W. y. Thomp.
sons Requital 1905 ". show alters Cochise $50; x
Irowbridgss Hatty Trowbrldge. I2b; A. H. & ID H.
Morrss The Friar. 1l5: W. Laksland's Winged Foot
ITO; Jero Dumas sunny slope. no.
Nominations for the other stakes follow:
Two Year olds-Rirst Attempt s9i Rising Genera.
uon. 40 Winged Foot, 87; Elsctric ~: VENTURE Al
Speculative. 81; Dstaf. w, spinster 2s VestaI Sa
Undergraduate, ~.
Three Year. oids- Nautilus 90: SaraRossa e2, s.a.
gull! w: Cyclone. 90. Ocean Wave, 2si Petrcl. 90.
Three Year'oids and Upward brighton Cup, ~ /:
Brixn'on Handicap. aa; fest. 80; flight. ~; %avs
,,yor Gentlemen Riders -Hsmpstcad IL. Cedarhurs.
town. 49, Brighton Piue Coat, IS,