The evening times., 1898-04-04

guess YOU lldNt Al AAAAl' cum -
your arm" said Tebeau. Il can notice
it, ii you can't
These and similar cases lead the men
to almost believe that Tebeau has some
sympathetic power of feeling every ache
In the team. He takes more care Of the
men than they do Of themselves, and
nips many a case of soreness in the bud.
The result is that all the men except
Cuppy and McAllister are now in line,
when. if some OF them had been allowed
to keep at work, they might have got
into trouble.
The Benning track is in excellent shape
for the opening on Monday next, and the
horses entered are known to be in shape
With fair weather and a good attendance
the success Of the Spring meeting is an
assured fact, and the lovers Of good rae
ing viii enjoy a fine card. The following
is list Of the good ones now stabbed at
Benning:
c. b. Morris-Sir Dick, 3; Tyrba, 2;
Tryshena, 2: lslingtem, ?; July Clip, ,.
+. 5. j. Randolph, knight of the Garter,
/; Manassas, 4; Warsian. 5; Filliment, 3.
W. l.. Burch.-Blue Devil, !; Klepper.
4; Decanter. 3; TantriCe, 3, Giles Shine,
3; Tartan. .; Curio, ,; Deceptive =; Halo,
2; General Mart Gary, ?; Mai >; Drafts
man, .; Love Lorn. 2
Adam Beck.-Wadsworth 4; Imp.
South Africa. 6; Imp. Distant Shot 6;
Imp. Snap Shot. 4; Stray Step T. My
Maryland, 3; Judge Wardeil, 8; Conti-
mental 5: Kitty Court 8.
J. s. Observation-Disclosures, 2; Wine
press. ?; la Poupee, 2: Bezeque. 2.
Scarlet and Green, ?; La Paresse, 2;
Amenu :.
Frank Regan.-Nay NAY, 4: Percy F.
:; Octave 3: Sir Florian. .: Saguaclie. .;
The Diver. ,; Russella Walder .
7. y. Earry.-Cherry Leaf, 4; Cherry
Flann, 4; Cherry Light >; Clay Pointer
3.
Bennington and Gardner-Mazurim. >:
Burus. &; Salmak. 8: Grayling. 4; Ia
kanossu. 4; Nabob, 3; Dinsmore. 3; CreIH,
g. Bessie Taylor >: Ru Matchett. >.
c. ID. McCoy-Lady Exile, ,: Sir Ken
meth >
S. s Howland-Athlete, aged; Valorous.
NJ. F. stephenson-Hanwell, 3; Red
Spider. T.
William Jennings-Sailor King, 3; Com
mercial Traveller. 3; Avoca, >; Wesa, .,
and many others.
p. J. Dwyer-Sanders, 3; Huss Heari-
an, 3.
E. Hanna-Beau Ideal, 5; Princess Nj
nette, 3.
]. Hynes & Co.-Bannock. (: Thomas
Cat 4; Glenonie. 3; Handpress. 3: Pass
over, (; Brisk. 5; Lambent 4; Chara-
grace, 3; Gun Metal, ,, and six two-year-
olds
c. T. TaIbert-Nigger Baby. ,; sagas-
Ia. 3.
F. T. Mmer-DeaI. 3: Enerslu Bell. 3:
Duchess Anneth. s.
George T. Mller.-Five O'Clock. Q:
Steward, ?; Retain. 2; Turf. ?
T. Barrrett.-LonEacre, 3; Tappan, 8:
2 two year olds
r. Bradley.-WiH Elliot, aged; CIingrent.
3; MissCassy, .; Olifred, 4: and many
others.
r. Doggett.-DogCett. ;; Alarum. l.
]. H. HE Heillan.-Swashbuckl 3:
Maiden Bold.
T. McGee.-Tabnett 3: Palmerston. T.
]. cLaUghlin.-Premier, .; KING T. >:
Hi Daddy, Z: Charantas. 8; Torstenson. 4:
Counsellor Weinberg. ,; Sol. ?: Eitrum .:
Cavalleria. .; Miss order. .; Ordinate. 2;
Lady Lindsay, >: Water Girl. .; Classique.
?: Prosaic, .: Eighteen Carat, .: Diminu-
tive. ?: Surrender. ?; Col Tenny, ,
". S. Olliver.-Lansdalc G; Squan, 4;
Warrenton. 3. Mazie Q. >.
The stables Of NJ. +. Dwyer c F.
DWyer. A. II. and ID. II. Morris, ". c.
DAILY. ]. J. McCafferty & Sons, J.. O.
Appleby. James Rowe q Co. and others
are expected to arrive this week.
Promoters Of races will appreciate the
benefits that viii be derived from the
booking department Of the National Cv-
Gle Track Association this year. When
promoter desires TO give a race meet, the
National Cycle Track Association viii en-
gage to furnish as many pacemakers as
viii be needed. together with machines.
without the usual trouble Of picking up
inexperienced men from all parts OF the
country This will permit The smaller
tracks to compete with the larger ones.
and do IL on an economical basis. Whar-
ever the National Track Association team
appears This year there also will be ten
to twelve tandem teams which will ride
in the tandem r2ces, and a number Of
other special crews for the larger ma
chimes to enter in any multicycle race
that may be proposed. One Of the most
exciting races ever run in this country
was the multicycle handicap run in Bos-
ton last year between machines from
the seXtet down to the single. IT was
Jimmy Michael's Introduction as a MEM
ber of the crack triplet team which came
In second. These races are great novel;
ties, and are extremely sensational and
Interesting. During the season there will
be a number such races run. and the
National Track Association will have
teams in each that will always make it
interesting.
A rather novel race was run in France
recently on one OF the leading Paris
tracks. At the conclusion of the regular
meeting race was thrown open to AL
spectators appearing in cycling costumes,
the purse being very small. Some eighty
entries were enlisted, and as a medium OF
enriching the surgeons IL was a huge sue
"a g. IL