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Followers OF baseball in this district thought that
Adrian c. Arson had more tact than TO put kusis
In 10 pitch after what has happened recently Arson
has had the reputation OF not allowing himself to
be dictated to in the performance OF his duty In
the preliminary practice at Washington Park yes
terday. prior to the game between the New-York
and Brooklyn teams. the big pitcher was sent Out
in front OF the stand to try his arm Those who
watched him closely observed that he had some
speed. but not as much ordinarily. They also
noticed that mis- control was not nearly az gooo ~
usual and they were consequently surprised wns0
the game was started find Rusie in the box
While the game resulted In an easy victory los
the home team 1t was not wholly Rusies fault
The batting behind him weak and OF the SOFT
that would not win game in ten. Up to yestefs
day of games this season between the
local teams have been close and exciting. Eleven
hits the best batting result In any one gam~
In the last that Rusie pitched against brook'
lyn the men from the town Of trolley-cars MADE
only one hit. Yesterday in eight innings Ruse was
hit safely ten times. lie gave six bases on balls
and made two wild throws. which proved TO the
enthusiastic followers OF baseball that he is not n
pitching condition. Arson. I'm suit which might
have been made for Shorty" Fuller several years
ago was more in evidence than usual. He pranced
around the base lines and grew red In the race, az
of yore He showed a disposition at one time to
"iaw" the umpire but If ne did IT nobody heard him.
Yeagcr pitched capital game holding the New
York men down TO five hits only TWO hits helms
made in the first I'VE innings. Rusie meanwhile
had been hit safely times In the first fouI
innings Yeager gave only one base on balls that
70 The first batsman who faced him. before the
youngster from Pennsylvania really got settled
down his work.
Brooklyn took the lead in the second inning, scor:
ing a run on a hit by Tucker. which was followed
bv A lucky two-bagger by Hallman. New-Iork tied
the score I'm tho next inning hit by Rusie, .
sacrifice by Herman and error by La Chance.
In the fourth inning Brooklyn sent -FOUR men
around the circuit and the game. Three hits
and as many bases balls were responsible for the
In no inning Brooklyn mau9
their last run on hit by Tucker and two wild
fhrnWs BIZ Rllsie score:
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BASEHITS.

This will be ladies' day at Washington Pafk.,
Brooklyn.
The 2-tol odds against Yale last Saturday Win
not be repeated next Saturday.
La Chance is not playing in the form he showed
earlier In the season. The big fellow seems ner-
vous.
The New-York Baseball Club needs hitters. ana
needs them badly Nobody realizes this better
than Manager Arson.
Cleveland broke the favorte BIC" combination
yesterday Baltimore. Boston Brooklyn. Cncin-
natl and Chicago won
Rus,e pitched carefully but his arm was not IN
shane. He does not allow Brooklyn ten hits. Ave
bases on balls and have two Wild throws wnen Ms
mighty arm Is In CONDITION.
The results caused quite a shifting around In the
League race Boston headed Cleveland at last
and took second place. Pittsburg went ahead Of
New-York pushing Anson's men back into the
second division.
President Ebbets OF the Brooklyn Club Is kept
rather busy these days with his baseball and po-
liical duties
Tot" Murphy the old Yale player and later tho
shortstop of the New-York team. was spectator
AT the local game yesterday. Tot looks a.
brown as an Indian and Is In excellent condition.
Arthur Bell has grown gray in the service of
the New-York Club. but his popularity with The
enthusiasts never vaneA -..- -----.---AI
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JAcQUEMART WINS THE ROYAL HUNT CUP

London. June l5.-At the second days racing at
Ascot Heath. Leopold de Rothschds four-ysar-o
bay colt Jacquemart won the Royal Hunt Cup.
Ihis race is for piece OF plate Of the value OF
go sovcreigns. with loo sovereigns in specie, added
70 q handicap sweepstakes Of ~ sovereigns each:
haH forfeit the second receive 800 and the third
lW soverelgns.
twenty horses ram including James K. Keene's
pay colt 81. Cloud III and the Lor!llard Beresford
Staples chestnut colt Berzak
ms race over the New Mile Course,
which Is not full mile. but rs seven furlongs and
hx'een yards The result In detail was as follows;
Leopold DC Rothschilds iour-ycar-od b. c. Jscaue
mart by Martagon-Fair Lady 0ls ...............
n J. Highams ch c Fosion by Fer andez Maynard
"e'c Walkers six-y3ar-od h. Diana Forget. b.
loved Barometer ulf)
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FIVE FAvORITEs WIN AT ST. LOUIS.
ST Louis June l5.-Five favorites were success
m tL- faLr grnunds to-day. SUMMARIZE:

ST Louis June l5-Five favortes were success
fu at the fair grounds to-day. Summarizes
First race (f0r two-year-olds. half mile-Lee Bruno
III niilnore) - to 3 won Candock 100 C. Combs) o
~ | and t. l. second Pell Nell H. III (Mtchep. 20
fo third Time-O:49is. Eugenia s. Ieosratus. Fly
nv Bird RUBY Riley Fonteila. Thsbe Mosswood. Lula
H. Martha x and fiindoos Dream also ran
second race selling. SIX and one-half ruronss.- -
AIlustinc 100 SIC nures 70 won; Harrie Floyd
oe Gilmore, 10 and 10 !. second. Can See FIN,
o1 ,caddic'. 80 /. third Time-.l:2lt Gasparone
Cunt F0nsp stockholm. Insprer. Ola Foster. Hester
Dow Drop Hazard. Hi PITY. Blitzen's Sister Pr"s9ue
Isle md Pal also ran. 800 90 :
Thrd race selling. mleD-Domsie. l01 'SnelD. D
n . won: Naorna i02 Mcdonald II 10 and TO ].
second. adv Of West lO2 HroSt). 10 to 3 third
Time l:igi. Bequeath Farondelle. Fourth Ward. r. H.
sack TIPS and Downs Massacre and Madame Gcrst also
,oo -,
Mcu-nald) to ,. won Don Orslno, 80 FROST TO ana
fo Second. Found. - IT. Leigh. q 70 J. third Time
Lott, I.haon and Gold Band also ran
flffh selling mile arI seventy NdTfsl- Onlnoor
~ tI-fnsl 20 / and 20 l. won parole Dor. loo -"
f-.fnr.l to ! and TO second Madeline III tFol
con, e. q, : trirt Time - Eva Rice. Guide Rock
,'-i......r Bishop Reed and Iranby also ran. -
sixth rac, selling and ons-haf furlonRsl-The
Chemist 100 Lines. & 70 ). Won. Uncle Abb. 100
Os uior,nanl. II to /. third Time 22'f. !uanlta
Hcnrica Towers. Old Ham our Bishop, BrarSood Mad
ial1 llcssen and imp. King Gold. also ran
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RESULTS AT ROCHESTER.

Rochester ~ Y. June 1.-THE races OF tho
Western New-York Circuit this afternoon were
closely contested but were won In almost straight
heats. Three heats decided the 2:25 pace and four
heats the 2:8 trot and pace. In the first heat OF
the running race Fagin fell but neither horse nor
jockey was injured. Track fast: weather cool and
pleasant Summaries:
First CPS class trotting and pacing, purse
$ie.)-Ned sheldon. b. g. az. y. Stetsonl Canaan
FARM, NcwYork. second; Beau Ideal meyer
Einsten) Dunkirk, third. Best time-2lsi.. 49,.
Second cas- class. pacing. purse S5oo)-
Gecho. blk m. IS d. Jackson). Phelps won;
Grover c. s. <. (E. Monaghan), Rochester. second
Burlington. b. &. 20. W. Todd. Rochester third
Best tme-2:20
Third race drumming. one mile and repeat. purse
so0D)-IIiddenite b. &. John NJ Godman), Balti-
more. won; Stretch Runner u, ". Thomas. New
York city second: False Pride. b. c. (FitZsm-
mons) Baltimore. third Best time-lA
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FSTLTS AT HARLEM

Chicago June l5-Weather fair at Harlem. Re-
suits:
FRS, race -four and a hall nirlongs)-Mazie o. 20 l.
won White Pine T. 5. second. Maize V. third Time
second race tsix furlong-)-Nellie Baker 70 l. won
Pearl Walker. 10 3. second. King Bermuda th!rd
Time .i1is. -
Third race lone uil-)--Ai Fresno even won; Locust
IL Issln oven second. Seceiah. third. Tims-i:tIit
Fourth che Proyiso Stakes, four and nal, fur
'orr-J-The Ken,ur kar. Il e. Won Boney Boy 70 =
second. S~vens thrI Time -O:5I't. 49,
FRA rsc~ two heats. Ave furlongs)-Fr.t heat; Miss
Caeo- % won Come Quick - :. second. Alaba.ter
,hirf Time 0ts. Second heat Alabaster. 20 l.
won. Come quick. 70 9 second Miss casey third
s,th race six furlongs)-Good Friend. to a. won
N.rnle Davis. second. Warren Point. third
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CYCLING.
NIGHT MEET AT AMBROSE PARK

AMATEURS MAKE FAIR TIME UNDER ELEC-
TRIO LIGHT.
The first electric light cycle meet OF the year was
held last night at Ambrose Park. under the Joint
auspices Of the Paramount Wheelmen and the Bay
Ridge Athletic Club. There present about
twelve hundred spectators. Walter Roome, the
scratch man. fell at the first turn IN the twomile
handicap for amateurs. but not hurt. Many
OF the finishes close. and at times the judges
had some difficulty in deciding the winners inc
mile for the championship Of the Eighth Ward
Brooklyn. brought out about fifteen boys most OF
whom could not ride at all Tho officials were:
Referee John Barnett. Judges r. Days Charles
Reynor and r. Cummings.
The summaries follow:
Half mile profess onal)-won ny Harry T. Caldwell.
Charles HadHeld second. y. =. Goodman third Time
HOS.
Half mile (anateu0-won by Harry 4osford Harry l.
vred~nburgh second. J. HuicAeon third Time-l:li%
Two miles OandcaD. professionally by r. DO
Martini 200 YARDS. L. Mner l25 yRrds). second c.
NJ Miller Gco yards). third Time :lsas
one mile (Aariicap amaeurl--Won by IA. l. Vre1en-
hurgh Bayonne y. j. (eo yards,i Le Roy See Brooklyn
yards second J.. Hosford. Bayonne y j. q" yards
third Time-2:i7 -
one mile tcheupionship Eighth Ward Of Br9okyn),I
Won by J. NJ Derby william H. spree second. Henry d.
Hesser. r.. third 1fme-22S-
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LEHTGH. Is: LAFAYETTE,

Bethlehem. Penn. June Il (SpeciaD.-Lehish won
the baseball championship from Lafayette here to-
day by capturing the final game OF the series by
the score OF Is to : r.ehigh solved Nevnss curves
and made eighteen hits of OF his delivery, which
Melted ten earned runs White pitched goo6
game for Lehgh. but his support was not what 10
should have been The game witnessed by =
large crowd many OF the commencement visitors
and alumni being present. The score:
r. a. n
ISs,Fs .''.. ...i 3 II
Batter,e.-Wnite and Carman: Nevins and Keichnsr.
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TROTTIN0 AT BOSTON.

Boston, June l5.-The trotting season IN this
State opened to-day with two good races at Com
blnation Park. In the 2:iS pace every heat a
warm one and In the NTH Maggie and Annie
Shedd came under the wire with difference be-
tween them. Maggie the deciding heat. but
Il was only by n nose Landlady took the 2:3o
trot after n hot fight. Summary:
TRorrIN0-2so CLASs-PURsE 500
Landlady. blk m. by MORRISON Horseback
Curne. blk. Johnson) Observation-Disclosures.
Glory, CHI. x. Johnson). =
Time-2:25la. 2:25h. 2:22ia.
PAClNG-2:i3 CIASS-PrRSE $500.
Maggie. b. m. by Mambrno Davis
A1 Molly sse asIdP Sc ist.rns;::
-'' Tims~a;ieb. s:iSs, a:io,s. 2i9A, 2:2iA. 2cc
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NETWORK CONSULATE MEETING.
THE PROPOSED WIDE TIRE AND LICENSE LAWS



DISCUSSED.
An Interesting meeting OF the New~York Con
s,,late OF the League OF American Wheelnen was
held at the League headquarters. in the Wander
bilt Building, yesterday afternoon Whlle several
matters OF importance came up for discussion no
positive action was taken any OF them. Much
time WAS given 10 the formal discussion OF the
proposed wide tire law. IL finally decided that
more time was needed and the matter will come
IN AZ a special meeting Of the consulate to be
called by Senior Consul Rosenfold ~ an eariy
date The plan under consideration IS that all
vehiclcs in New York including bicycles shall pay
a license ranging from so for IN eight-horse truck
10 81 for q bicycle The permits 10 be issued with
the licenses would be advantageous in the identih-
cation Of owners and IL would provide means
whereby the barbarous practice Of arrest and con-
rneucnt before 81 is known that any real oNence
has been committed could be abolished and more
civilized plan OF issuing summons TO appear m
court adopted The permit would IDENTIFY The per
son 70 a certainty. and tho record would give iun
narttcrlars az 20 place OF residence, etc. Tho
summons plan works satisfactorily In England.
Franc. and 6 srmany. and IN ;his country where u
has been put in practice In this country inc records
show that in only two cases have persons rum
rno0ed 10 court failed 10 appear The Park De
,,or.rnent will give the wide tire law a pracu'Al
,ast q, once nv having the wheels ~ The snrlnhNnS
car-s 70 b., used on the speedway supplied
With eicht-inch tires They have ALREADY oeeh
contracted for II is expected that the Speedway
Will be opened on Saturday al noon
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OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

Al observation-disclosures s; Montreal. 8
At Syracuse-Syrscuse. 7: Toronto 3.
Al Auburn-Auburn s. Oswego o.
Al Rome-Roms IL; Canandagua- O.
Az Vtce.-I.yons, :; Utica, Z.
Al Palmva-Palmyrn. s; Cortland T.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. g. Allentown. d
Al Providence Harvard. IA. Brown.
AT Taunton-Faii River. I: Taunton. 3.
Al Pawtucket-Newport. S: Pawtucket T.
Al Providence-Rochestcr, 5; Providence.
Az Decentralization, 5; New-Bedford, 4.
Al Springfield Springfield A. Buffalo, 2.
Al Reading Reading. 8; Hartford g. So.
Al Richmond-Richnond. g. Paterson.
Al Springfield Springfield. o; Mansfield. 3.
Al YOUNGSTOWN youngstown 10: Grand Rapids. q F,
Al Dayton-Fir,t game. Dayton. o. Fort Wayne. u,
second game Dayton. 7. Fort Wayne. 9.
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CORNELL OFF FOR NEw-LONDoN

EX-GOVERNOR ROSWELL. p. FLOWER GIVES GEN
EROUsrY TO CREW FUND.
Ithaca y Y. June 16 CspetaD.-Despte Tho earlN
hour Of departure. large number Of persons as
sembled at the Lehigh Station this morning 20 se'
the Cornell crews off A number OF guests. who al
tended the senior ball went directly from Arnory
Hall
The crowd was enthusiastic. and gave ovation
70 Mr. Courtney Briggs Colon, Savage ana
Moore An observer noticed that the car contain
Ing the crews bore the number 1872, which coin
cldes with the time made last year-isS The
party left at so and is scheduled 10 arrive IN
London at u o'clock tonight.
"A generous contribution was received this morn
ng from Ex-Governor Flower. now president or the
Board Of Trustees, for the crew fund. when Is
COMING on in an encouraging way.
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TROTTING AT ELMIRA

Hiaira. June 1.-THE second day Of the New
iork State Circuit trotting meet characterized
W good racing. Summary:
psfacs q IS class, PACING Edward D.. b. & dt
Ae,etl JeWettville, won. Aawood b. X. Hben Clark.
Msi nsI Ta Penn second: Dewey p ID. " Maioney'
ssu rains. third. Best tne-22lh.
NsIon Vaa rae e '22 class. psc.ngl-Dsn M ID "
{ Poess1 White Plains Merit. wilkes. b. &. Or
frbt> Jeweltyille, second; Pat s., Or L. L IL
"''s' scotland. n. c.. third. Best tims-2;iSk.
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GOOD RACING 1T TROY.

Troy June 1.-THE state circuit meet OF tho Troy
,., Cl,,b al Renssc aer Park to-day with
ou, incident Of any kind. Good time was made.
The summary.
r mil, ~ vice. gold rncdnD--Won by j. II. Howard.
=, ~, ifoosick. 4 7. Hyams Albany. second; H. T..
SS So I@nsingburg hiri Time-245
f'' ,,ue ,1urfeurl- by O. Sconcld. New York.
90, o." ed,ec nnsnamton second. j. n Parker Fort Ann
third Il,ne s.ssionaD-Won BY Eddie Bald II 49,
rs.5oan oregon second O. l. Stevens oumwa Iowa 9y
tho, r~,e hendlcap (professOnaD-Won by Jay Eaton
90 Yards, IS FaIland lscrach secona ANer -" '"a~
~ I'd, Bald toratch). fourth 1ime-<'Sn-
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early and a good many turfmen think that he was
as fast in his twoyearold form as he ever Will BE-

l.. V. Hardness OF this city. has given a *ooo Sill
yer cup for the winner OF the race which the Ken.
lucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association named
in honor of Mr. Harknesss Walnut Hall ia, Farm n
The race is fixed event at the october meeting IN
Lexington and is for trotters OF the 2lI class
ya sSs scs "f Be-
track which is nearly one thousand miles from rom
resented in the entry list John H. Shuts names
Lillian Wilkes 2l7i4 BY Guy Wilkes. and Falfa'
2.isa. by AIIerton. and Miss Beatrice, 2;3s.f by
Direct; william Simpson names Acts Tell. 2ISl1 BY
Dingee Of Brooklyn. is represented by Bowman:
2i7? by Moquette, and F. H. Hartman will start
either Ceneca. 2isl1 by Alcan,ara. or Rival 2zo's
by Kremlin
The once famous San Mateo Trotting Stud Of
William Corbtt. at Burllngame, CAL was dispersed
at auction the other day Guy Wilkes 2:l5i4; Sable
wilkes 2:ls ORC wilkes. 2:li. and the other great
trotters that made the place noted througnout me
that not much remained excepting old broodmares
and young colts. for which iow prices were c sT
wilkes. was sold to q. f. williams, Kimberley,
South Africa, who is going to transplant the Amer
one Of the most successful horse-breedins est At,
lshments In the country n few years ago ana MI
Of Guy Wkes John b shg Of tins n s sy Onss
for his farm and his horses but Mr. Corblit wanted
10000. it is said and so the deal not made.
\ telegram from Bangor Me. was received III
this city last night announcing the death OF 'onn
f. Gibbs the we-known trainer and driver OF
trottng horses. For several years Gibbs was one
of the leading trainers at Fleetwood Park he
drove such horses Cephas, 2llA: BayrenIh.
99Oa. East View. 2:l5i2: Wax. 30; Lynx. 2:Z,,?
Paschal. the champion ten-milcr and others lie
met with accident through collision IN race
at Boston in 1896. and aferward suffered a
stroke of paralysis while jogging horse at Fleet
wood Park lie was a helpless Invalid from that
time until he died.
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BALTIMORE s. WASHINGTON. L

Baltimore June i5.-Batimore and Washington
played on postponed game to-day. taking advsnS
tage OF an open date. Baltimore won handily. IA"
Maui the Orole twirler being practically invtnct~
BILE allowing only five hits. Attendance. So ms
Warrington y,,,!mo.. ...:::::.iSS 1888 "a !
Rat,.r,er-Nau and Robinson; Donovan and Meroexa -
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The veteran driver. w. p. Trimbe. Of Newburs
uncovered a promising young trotter In Kentucky
Frank at the Elmira meeting on Tuesday. In a
field Of six starters In the $40 class Trimbe's
ter distanced all but Jack D.. winning IN straight
heats and gaining a maiden record OF 2:l9i4 on the
half mile track. Kentucky Frank Is by Eagle Bird
2:2i and his dam IS by Bells Confederate Chief
He Is entered at Hartford and other prominent
meetings In the East.
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CLEVELAND 5: LOUISVILLE. !.

Louisville June 5.-The Colonies could not touch
Breitenstein and were never in the game. The
fielding OF Corcoran and McPhee was a feature.
Wilson. catcher and Josh Clarke. outfelder were
given notice CT their release to-day. Attendance,
200. Score: >, ~
Cincinnati ...........o
Prs,,ens,en and Vaughn Frazer Snyder.
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CHICAGO. 4; ST. LOUIS. o.

Chicago. June h-Grifith's good pitching and pen
feet support allowed only OF the Browns u
reach third to-day. Attendance. LOO. Score;
Chicago ...........0 | x-f
:, Tsvis ...O 0 q o o q q 90 II
Ratierie.-Griritrs and Donahue; Esper and sugden
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COLLEGE ROWING.
THE CREWS on THE THAMES

HARvARDS WORK MAKES HER A FA.
VORITE IN THE BIG RACE
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York g. BROOKLYN LIT on base n., ,s, II
| Yeager l. struck out-By Ruse, O. by Yeager, Two
| base hits-Iaman and Ryan Sacrifice hits-Ternans
| pavia Toyce tones 2 Shindle Stolen baee-JoneA
| i'mpires-Lynch and Andrews Time OF game-i;ao AZ
! tendance 2624.
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Red Bank. y. j.. June 10 (SpcclaD. -Alendale. tho
new trottlng track near this place. opened this
afternoon. with three mile races OF three heats
each. Summary:
ESQ Class-w G. Ty's Frank b. won. Hope Brad
Billy c. second Mr. Ieyer's Laura G.. third Time
20 1880 23i
23o C1ass-M. Hendrcksons Charles s., won: John
kahles Independent Tom. second. Crawford Giberron
Carrie .. third. Time pa 2:35. 22s
Free FOR a-percy Iligginss Ruskin Wilkes. won
Joseph Stouts C1ytie NJ. second James Byrsms Harry
II, third Time as 2:35. 23T.
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PIT~rsRr,RG 4 CLEVELAND. s

Cleveland. June 1.-THE Pirates made II three
straight by punching five hits In the seventh inns
ing. That tells the whole story Attendance l.0os
Score:
r. H z,
Cleveland ............o % % Z
pttAburg .............O y U U U v > " W Nv "
Ba,teri.s-Young and thinner Klen and Bowerman.
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ALICE FARLEY WINS MICHIGAN STAKES.

Detroit June l5.-The Michigan Stakes for three
ycar-old hlllcs. at mile. was the feature Of
the racing at Highland Park to-day. and was won
by Alice Farley the outsider in the betting one
favorite m outsider and three second choices In
the betting the other races. Summaries:
Firsr race selling furlonss,- Ri Arneu lOI n.
Naeari. ~ 10 T. Nicholas, 1911 knapp. - o.
se-onI Reprirve. lOf oottrein. = 10 l. third Time
il5'. caddie - Carotia g. Jennie June. John conroy
AMI disturbance III also
second selling four and half rurlorgsl Term
Day tPowrrsl. 70 . wcn. Gay Partisan l'o
ttroWhursO II = second Topaz, - Warren 200 10
g. third. Tine O37. Mouzelion. Lizzie H., Elurine.
Ne-da Logan IAudeman. Royal Banner Ninety Cents.
Fred Perkins. Crnkle and Nanenna also
Third cone mc) old Saugus. 90 llenson), ~
won. storm King. iO2 u Morgan to s. second What
Noxt. % (CrowhursO. TO p third Time AZ Nero.
Red and Tom Hughes also The Duchesr finished
but disqualified for Nouling
Fourth Michigan Stakes one milel-Alcc Farley
100 (ShrrlandD 10 l. won. IAveruck. III (Waker) TO
/. second Miss Gussie. 100 81. Morgan. TO TO- third
Time i3
Flnh race nye furlongs-semPer Esaem. ioi tsher~
land. 20 q won. Mcarren. 10 sullivan, q 10 D. $50
ond BESSIE Tay OF CrowhursD. q 10 |. third Time
1904. Sprngwells. inheritance and Crefner also ran.
sixth selling. mile and 9uarierl- Paul kauvar
100 (knapp won. Traveller. 90 tR Maern). 10 70
I. second. 7. r. lOo sullivan. |. third. Time
2iols Distan, Shot, lockwood Don Careneio and ona-
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0OSaIP OF THE TROTTERS.

Patrick Jerome Gleason has appeared on the trot-
ting turf Among the horses entered IN the go
class at the Mineola meeting yesterday tho
bay gelding Battle Axe owned by the ex-Mayor
OF Long Island city.