The sun., 1898-01-10

There are six races on the card today.
and it is the intention Of the Barksdale
management to have that number in
the future if they can get them started
promptly.
Following are the entries and selec-
tions for today.
Entries for Today.
First Rlcc--SiX iurlongs. Joe Cuticy,
Harry L., Jersey Boy. Flash v, Spirit
Level Mondamin, lni each; Bessie NJ
Athol, May Wellington, Belle Australian,
ln5 each
Second Racc--Fonr and one-la!i fur
longs. Cafovcn, ,lNck Lowell. 11i each:
Harry Higgins, Ed. Murphy, viii Fonso,
Scio, ll2 each; Tas Belle, Test, Irene X
Midrose. 10 each.
Third Racc-~~i'pur and one-huIi f,n-
longs. Traitor, si2; Fred Munch Con
Lucy, Leonidas, Harry Warren, Ece,
each; Fedora, Marie Lowell, Lisbon,
Maid, Hint, ON.a, lo1 each,
Fourth Racc->x and cnc-haIf FUR
longs. Frank X. IIari, Flames, Wam-
pun, DR.. jim, Pulitzer, Busirns, 112
each; Miss loyal, Mildred D., Peep
oDny II, Co!usion, llOe:ch.
Fifth Racc-Six fnrlongs. >andswnc,
il2; Charlie McDonald Ludwigite,
Prompt, The Maintain, 100 cacl ;
Francis NJ, l07; Lawrence F.. lO6; Aunt
sally, Minis, CoHcttc, lO4 each.
, Sixth Racc-Faur and one hall iur-
longs; selling. Solitaire, Baritone III,
llO each. Tim Hurst, Joe I,ayEan, Koh
Rov, St. Pat, Congo Dick, iU7 each; Issic
o., Periodical, Lizzie W., 100 each
',c!"rtions.
Fira Racc--Fsath V, Ecss,a W., Joe
Curlky.
Second l;ace.-!d. Murphy, Test,
Irene K.
Third ace--l.eonida~, lisbon Maid,
Con Lucy.
Fourth RssH,~~I'rank L. liarp, CoIIe.
sion, Pulitzer
Filth Race~- Aunt sally, Minis, The
NNntaun.
Sixth R&xse--Lia2ie ", FcrjmIiral,
is.1c o.
Paddock Points.
Ialcky Dog is led Ipnk in his old stall,
and thereby hangs a tale, says Il NahIor-
MIA exchange. ii seNlns that tive cwa,ic
iacer was Mrs. ilidrcth's iavoritc II
was her cllat ON to visit his stable and
pet and carcss an6 feed him dainty Y
sweptlncats And Ihsu the big hDrrG
started she backed him in the ring 1t
nnttered lit.le if the other hoses in her
husbands 6 stable were beaten, t'Jt when
Llicky Dog finished in the rear she was
gricvrd. Fer rHttarhm"nt for hjm Was -
every race. Consequently When Mr..
Corrigan bSl Lucky beg up to S., 2ISs ard
took him away to his stable she felt the
loss keenl and right sway set sser mind
to recover Ism. b'rctiy after the sale
Mr. Corrig:sn was interviewed by Mrs.
IIis!ruth, who reminded him ni her
loneliness fcr his M~ horse, am1 in por-
t,nnd wsh tears filing her cyes to give
him back. The tcNde:' and syn mpatlctic
eide Of Mr.. Colrigan's nature WM,
touched by tflc appeal. and he very gen.
HroueIy allowed Mrs &Iildrv4h 20 como,
and get her horse uugI take him }ono.
Saws TIN. 4'In Francisco Call: Henry
Harris il on dis way Enst. After lnsing
SI5, ,OpO he arrived al The conclusion shat
the glme was too complicated f;T Aim.
Before departing he torl a friend that he
found it c;lsi%r winy6Ng money OF the
&"w York .,Heks than Ne did here. To
this sa.nc irien, he rplN ed hiscxperi.ncc
wNh II ley brunnan Oh lhc turf. eve
Neic llp ana down like the tide said
he IS one weeks We were down prtty
low, but the A"xt wepk we would h:,yc
it all back anl more besides. Before
tie last meeting ut Morris Park Oprn2d
w" were way aGcad "a the game, sNd
believed Me w,sIiu quit t!ip season hand
SOME wilN,ers. At Morris PARK we W41lt
on Ihc block and lost 10000 in cas:i,
1t n.adc a biz hole ip our bark roll!
Urannan wHrl,d to make some moncs.
and just ~ Nae trace closed W.
got . tin on stocks. S,hi"bods
told Riley tA 60 upto Walistrect and join
the bears. We wellt up and Iallied il
xlgar rtrcks. We mere toupvd correctly,
for We had hardly sought socks when
Havcn,evcr ws,s taken sick AND this fact
made stocks tumbts., This announce
ment was iollrwcd Nv rumor chat
Croker was dead and stocks went down
anmhcr peg. ItoId Riley THAI we were
noyirrs at the Business, and as long rs
We W re $50, 900 to the good we had
better sell and get out. Riley thought II
!, good schchsc 50 We cashed in and p!st
Wall street. 1t wa.' Il i,lcky move on
our pars for sugar didn't SO down any
further. This killing in stocks lefs Ri, y
in comfortable circumstances and he de-
cidcI to spend 1hc Water abroad. Ii G
had ever made any money III this coun-
try, you would have stain him out Ier,
for he always liked the climate but he .
had tried it 50 many tinms that he be-
.Hme Discouraged | am going to En-
'opc shortly after arrive in Ncw York,
md expect to join him somcwhrre in
France or Italy, Mr. Harris win b.
accompanied abroad by his wife, whom
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