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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following deeds were MED 10
the -nunty auditors office yesterday
Louis Anderson u A. l. Palmer.
lot 10. book g. Gilman park July =.
81 oo0
Hayden Il Trultf 81 ux 10 u. G
Hits. lots 10 10 q bieck 2 q. II Ally
err. Firs, add. MDrvland July e.
tioo
Victor " T. Denny e ux 10 Wal
ter a. Hiucklry. lot 6 block 81. Mor-
Gers Second add. North seattle
Mas !. 500
George u Rafferty, 80 VIM Adams
uwA. see "a twp g. = :. July =. 81 10
Lizzie IoughhoruaFh and husband
y r Ga Fannie = James lots to s.
10 II. ~ o. - block lots / t. Z.
Is to a. block 3 iotni t. E. - - a,
block Z lots I TO ~. block lots 60
10 biack : James nav Green Lake
add July u. q. -
Enma 1. Dudley and husband. q
y to WIN. =. Harper. lots & and d
block q Sofcnsan.a adj. July g $50
Patrick Flynn II uE 10 Frank T.
Muiisn. lots II and y block -. fla-
colo pontius' add July g 81 soa
A4~ia'd~ H. Webster 10 Il nuch-
anan. ind : lots and {. block l.
Prank HrEart's adj. July :. q C.. 81
Mary A Weieh and exrrx % James
WEIGH. - Katie =. ilrrsch. lots 20
-. block - Salmon nay park add.
July H. 81
Rautr e. loan /. Miles. lots I 90 =.
block 6, Salmon Hay park add. July
n. 81
sheriff ta Augusta y. Dreer. plain
tiT, ~ = see a twp q. r 9. July
"a. ii.st1as
James = Stuart - W T. WIN.
Wray a. feet lot 9. block -. Eiea
a knights add. July I. 81 2n1
Nm. Wray Co James ~ Murphy.
same property. July T. 81 .oo
& ~ McGytuck. by Geo. " A.
nour. attorney. ta Dora Tw4zE lot
Z block 4. Iiamhirt's Acre gardens.
lot ID block ~. Gilman rark May u.
SEQ
urr'ha . Campbell and husband.
William. g. =. N Gordon. 1T 8.
block - Yeslar.a Second add Ianu-
arr o.. teoQ
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PEST MOUSE BoMsaRDEp

The city penthouse was badly dam
aged yesterday by dying rocks and
fragments 81 wood caused hy blasts
ON the cedar river water linz. Sew
rral windows we're broken. and
portion % the chimney was knocked
down
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Reply to Great Britain.

LONDON. Eng. July 27.-Tbe
American embassy Ia in reselpt or
dispatches from Washington which
are believed to contain a reply to
Great Hritaln'a latest proposal re-
gardinS the settlement 81 the Alnak-
an boundary dispute. Hone liz re-
newed here that an early settlement
will prevent trouble.
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sv.ss.
Pointed Paragraphs.
AsAsAs

indoienc~ and stupidity are fret
cousins .--ltiYaroi
calmn arr fed.
II - better 90 wear cat than rust
out cumberland.
Much Of the wisdom - ore AXE i
the foiiy OF the nsSI--C- Simmons.
Act upon your Impulses but pray
that they may b. directed hF NtnI as-
That lifo u only truly frre p hica
rules and suHieiss for tisclf~# Hul-
wgr.
Ady~rpitr borrnwH ia sharpcst
sting from our lmpausnos. re liihaop
tNfs - a short day but u j. " rk
Inactivity eannot Lead to good Han
nah More.
Application "a IN" price 20 be- paid
for mental acquisition. To have the
Barley.
prsiousinate over the present. cHaits
us In IN" scale Of thinking beingH.-
job uaum-
sumo msn VIII heheve nothing but
are but few thinRs that such are
able 10 comprehend. Evrem"nd.
The greatest u an human benefits,
that. ut least, without which M OH
er hcneht can be truly enjoyed. n
The hog pen IL mightler than the
fountain pen.
The best remedy for an injury ~
forKetfulness.
Wise men are wrong much oftcner
than fools at" right
Women In politics are about a"
graceful as hens In swimming,
Never run policeman down when
out for "A spin on your wheel
A man Of letters has but little show
In a breach OF promise case.
No amount of culture viii make a
man stop snoring I'm his sleep.
No man who paints his nose ought
10 kick IN his wife paints het face.
Tho worst that can be said Of lit
tie Vices Is that they won't stay 1T
tie.
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TO DISCHARGE JAPANESE

orders have Just been sent out
from the head office ~ the Great
Northern to dismiss all japanese sec
ton hands from the road. Tho or
der IL based on a night made by the
labor unions. backed up by the re.
ports Of division auperinteuienta.
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cabbage. 2HH2Mc. new onions. ic.
oregon peas 7c. Early Rose potatoes.
g. coca 20 per carload sack.
Fruits
Green fruit Uobblng)
seeding. $4,000. nayolr. fit5.
lemons slef560. apples. fan
cy. I2.5oU3O0 per box. ban
nnna. $3.50 per bunch; Cali
fornia black nEs. 20-ib boxes. IL
Go. cartoons. 81 %. omyrnn ngH. 2sc
per ~. new dates. 7l4c. SWEET apple
cider. zoe PCT nai med sweets, -.
straw bcfrleH. Lake Washington, $50
maaO. home Crown cherries aiffil
bon. Sun lose cherries 7icgti 90
peachar. lgm75e q box. aprlcpta 7spa.
81 or box hmrkbvrftrH. s. a0 raBp-
berries. $50. currantH. $1,000 ID,
water melons t200uao 90. musk moi
onH. tso0uao0.
Butter. Ghesse. Eggs and Poultry
Ranch. i0at2e. fancy dat
~, Ia squares. tbc. Washing lou
rroAmerira. 40 prints, isW20o. East
ern Iowa and ElFin. 1870 2oc.
Checse OobbinKJ-Native wash.
ington. l2isUi5c. Eastern i2ui3c:
California. itc.
EgRH O1bblnE)-strietly fresh
ranch. 1876 zOc
Honey California comb. iz4
1870. strained. &c.
Poultry Dressed chickens. ishc.
live chickens. iBc.
Hay. Grain and feed.
Hay Uohblugb Puget Sound. per
ton. i5aa. Eastern Washington tim
pthy. tltata. alfalfa. s..
oats UsbhinEl Per ton. i5og5z.
harley =Ituiiud. 81.
Corn Whole. s22.50: cracked. i23.
feed meal. per ton. ga.
Feed Wheat. tzi. oil cake. meal.
isa. miidiiuEn. tziu21; bran. SIC.
shorts. ili50. chopped feed. Iso9s2.
dairy chopped feed. 40. seed oats.
t30Js2
hHru bFuE Co.. Iifth and ptka
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ROBBED a SAILOR.

Mary Smith. alias Mrs NJ z Ros
ers. was arranged heforr judge cam
yesterday charged with rutbing
John Fisher. a sailor. ~ $50. She
was released on tioo bonds
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OREGON PIONEER DEAD

Word has been received Tn this
city u the death 81 Mrs. Fllsabath
Ni1mer. mother 81 Prof Joseph "
Wtdmsr. principal Of the University
school of this city. near Eugene. or
July 20. Mrs widm~r was 8 years
81 age. and an Oregon pioneer.
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THE NATIONAL
LEAGUE GAMES

CHICAGO. July z7.-Gaues In the
National league yesterday resulted
80 follows: At Fittsburx- Washing
ton !. PtisburE :. At ChicaRo-Phtia-
dslphia :. Chicago s.: at I.ouisvtil.-
Brooklyn ]. louisville ?. az st Louis
New York ,. St Louis & at ctncln-
nati-hfst Kame-Cincinnau s. Baa-
ton p second game--Cinclnnati ?.
Boston l.
The standing - the clubs IL as fol-
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Mrs. g J johnson. manager Of the
millinery business at 1000 SECOND
avenue. corner u Madison. left Yes
terdny Tor Chicago and New YORK.
she VIII return about September /
with an entirely new stock Of goods
aud an elegant line OF pattern hats.
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a CHURCH RECEPTION.

The Chanccl guild and tho Broth.
erhood NJ 81 Andrews. Of 81. Mark'a
ehureh, VIII give a reception tonight
70 their former pastor. Rev. and
Mrs. -. g Garrett.
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QUOTATIONS.

Thursday Morning Trade was fair
on West street today. GrcunHtuT lH
exhibited In large quantities Itanp-
berries and cherries are we'll repre-
s-nted. tho demand for the latter
fruit, however. seems 10 he siaeken-
Ing VI. The reason Tor this ia mys-
terIoua as che quality Is excellent
and improving daily Tho demand
for water and musk melons continues
strong. They are selling today for
s. o0aa.o0 per dozen.
Fish market men report a scarcity
Of large nsh such a. halibut and
salmon NJ Veapels have come In
from the Cape for several days. and
small fish famine looks Imminent.
Herring Hmcit. and other small fish
arr strengthening up.
In the butter and egg market.
Eastern eggs are reported scarce
Dealers are now paying &c But
ter has also advanced 70 2oa22e.
The following prices are being OF.
fcred to the producer by the local
dealers for delivery In round lots on
the dock or In the car at Seattle.
Grain - oats. ~ %: barley. s2a:
wheat chicken feed. Ei9: bran. llt.
shorts. $3.50.
Hay-Puget sound. pc. ton. teds So
Eastern Washington timothy. into
dI2. alfalfa. IS
EgRa.-Stnetly fresh ranch. &c.
Butter Fresh ranch. Sai0c.
creamery. 2ou22c.
Poultry Chickens. live, is4isHc;
dressed. Ice
1--we Stock-Choice beef cattle,
cows. 4G4Ac. steers, thu5c: good
hogs. live. thc, hogs. dressed. etc;
calves. dressed. large, &c. small. &c.
calves. large. live. &c. small, &c.
Hides. Petts and Wool-Heavy
sound saited steers. over so pounds.
Sc. medium sound. per pound. re.
light sound, under 56 pounds. &c;
cows. sound. all weights. 7c.
stays. bulls nd oxen. fa5c: sailed
klpH. 7o calves. per pound. Sc: green
hides. L. less than saltcd. dry hides
per pound. l2c. dry culla. one third
less. summer deer. per pound, 220
2fc: winter deer. dry 1faiGc: papery
deer. p412e. dry elks, amtOc. green
elk. 4d5c. sheep pclts, 25f95c: shear
lings, 15G25c; Eastern Washington
wool. Sc: Western Washington wool.
i2c. dirty or timber burned. 10c. tall
low, 2ikat3Ac
Vegetables.
Potatoes Uobblug)-whlte River
Burbanks. s3sdi5. Yakima and
oregon, SIS. 90 new potatoes.
s. 00d225 per sack, bcets, Si.2a
per sack. carrots. a0d3l 90 per
sack, garlic. DC. California aspara-
gus. 5Q6c per 10. Walla Walia nspar-
agua, &C. per III; rhuharb. 2he per
III. tomatoes. 81. 50d2 90 per case. artl-
chokes. Soc per doz. wax beans, Toe
per ID, string beans, % per Id. new
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snip CHANDELIERS.

st'NuE a ERtsANp. Yesicr wharf sAii-
makers. riEEers and ship chambers. man.
ufae turert - tents. tarIe ullnH, HtninU
hose. canvas Of all widths.
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h"ru Drug Co. rtfth asd riks.
Press ptioa blasslsltat. fsans Fizs !
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Special Sale Fine note paper. n
porss Denny -Corycii Co. 7is ist ave.
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NEW HOME n.s1r9 machines Beet ara
chsef-fst machine made Sod on Easy pay
fnsnts pitlcs bert deer - Po-tceics-
WHITE y klNU q az ~stns fnsehin.s-
Hs4d ~ y. y. Noris. ions A-rend az. plo-
neef dealer IN sewing machines and sew
inE machine supplies. Tel. Bur- e<i.
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FOUND The piats ~ bug sfssss fBff1-
fgfFz Invalid ahaffH. rTgeksrs. pillows.
conform. BARRIER rhnirs mirrors. Dianaa
HsHtha machine. sfarFththE sud any
ming j. hsHin Hsfzifids hand store. sd
End COS IKE street.
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MRS. IAsCIETE professional midwife ana
nurse. Corner 2Tth and Madison str..ts-
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~ - uf.rESy. dentist: sp.olsIist IN os-pwu
ana hrdEe Sars sa< B1rks building.
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MILLINERY.


Mrs HANSEN Fourth and Pine
Latest spring styles. lowest prices.
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;. 4 kEi.IlQGG, 2os Esii.y eunsins
kfNlTr a n NENY sds-T hsilsy building.
lHAs y. HsNoh. rr-rns it-iS Halter elas.
NIL A. ROOT. io-is Horvvil bailtiES.
y y CARROLL. lawyer. prsotor IN ad-
uliraty aha solicitor q patent. No. ais
Seattle National Bsns BUILDING.
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ATLAS Dye wsss. "a Union sr.., T.l.-
Vhuns lfpT iel. The only French DYs
hiaiss 10 IN. city.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

JAMEs BoTHwEIL.-Mo r.s.s, lssaa Or,
ms sur~ty bofids - Bs.sfon block.
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pYriNa aSD cLE4NISG'

klHhEN fYI@. aluminium and ensasei ist
tefs far eFas ami house rum b-rs. Cha~
hsHtfns $40 ltsieF way. lei Black Is$z
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ria SEATTLE Junk 90. rays lowest p-tees
but square business los HAllrp~d avenue
Tel Black iiiA
ALASKA Junk 60. RAYS Highest price,;
pnlmpt returns Ne. iili Western Ave.
Tel Pike 10.
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von. tho As.aysr s,.as RoIweu BLK
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SEE itAnsua before purchasing . sewing
machine a few sod second hand ma
chimes Tor sale reasonable. 2iA Coiun biz
sirsct. opposite p-r.fofiics.
WANTED t. bur oad sold ard silver n.
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ABSTRACT or TITLE
ATroKsEYs-AT-LAw.

sEArrIE As.,Ise, Co. .is s.~ Toss sis.
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INST and ouly thorough dancing sch,os
city day and evening sth q ColsTn sia
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-" IT'D feig rhilrped ls1orrrs for rr1b-
ifaf east u fuuuntAlns Great Norfh~-u
r. IL Policy iras. agseu. DsN ~srg,
,saip.tsft EfHaefnl ~ sfDsn. wsxes ~.
Tree pass ship totAy ,. m. CFspf0ra.
ii0 Wesf MAin St
" ANuEfta ~ men for cssesa. tarnsY- NE.
Ees 81 -. ~ ~ -. t-haar SHIFT 6rnw-
ford. 10 West Main 81
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CLOTHES CLEANING
IIRsoSa Al

sEAfri-E Clothes Pressing Go. kssp yoai
clothes IN shaf~ for 81 70 mo. dyeinG
el.anlnE. repairing. iioe "a Tel Ban ioos
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.to rIoSItRs
MN

HteK ERroN = DEWITT Ancticn.srs. rea
estate and storage cash fer second he n
furniture 1912 First ave-. Tel Pike I0i
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THE gAsiizfg Tailoring 20. Best SIS fis
ani 80 suite mnde 81 the city. bFsiaA.
risn0tnR. repairing no fhird avenue
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LfA1aAYH homs mod. bfsad. ats,
- L.zl-In tLe gliK 100 IhltI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-02
Notes About TrOtters.

The fastest miles yet reported this season in
public or private were reeled of one day last
week at Detroit by L. H. Harriman's great
pacing stallion John X. Gentry. Trainer An
drews drove h i'm three miles in 2:l5, . IA and
PAPA. and a day or two later z ave him his
head for the first time this year In brush Of a
quarter Of a mile. Several horseman caught
the quarter in O:29A-a 81 gait-while An
drews watch stopped at o DOB. Star Pointer
and Joe Patchen are reported to be in fine
fettle, although neither horse has vet dis
played tho speed shown by Gentry at Detroit.
Several track managers are trying to arrange
q race for the three crack stations. and there
is good prospect that they wi come together
in battle royal somewhere along the line OF
the Grand Circuit.
At j. Malcolm Forhes's sale Of trotting stock
near Boston last week George Van Dyke paid
81, 700 for the promising young mare Soma.
213i4 by hrion, out OF May Be. by Ben Frank
lin. BY some Boston turfmen she is thought
to be another Nice Trainer Henry liter hav-
ing driven her part OF a mile at POS gait
early in May. Soma gained her record as a
two-year- old in 1897 and raised foal last year.
number OF other well-hred youngsters by
Mr., Forbcs's noted stall lions Al ion. 2:O1A, and
Bingen. 2:O014, brought good prices at the
sale. Some OF the old brood mares. however.
were almost given away. Juniata. 2:23. twelve
years old by Sultan. out of Bculah the dam OF
BeuZetta. 2:OBA. was Knocked down to I. l..
Quimley for $500. She cost Mr.. Forbes SS6Uu
several years ago. Pandora, fifteen years old
by Ben Franklin. was purchased for 500 by
George Hicks. who had sold her TO Mr.. Forbes
for s.. $50 when she was three years old.
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SLOAN At EPSON.
Wins Royal Stakes with The wvvern-Is
Second Once and Twice Unplaoed.
Srrcial Gable DsEpdtch to TIE So

Srrcidl Gable DsIpdtch to THE Sue.
LONDON. June 1.-The Royal Stakes. handi-
cap OF 1000 sovereigns. by subscription Of
3 sovereigns each. the second to receive 80
Bovereigns and the third % sovereigns out
OF the race. for three-year-olds and upward.
Six furlonGs. was run at EPSON to-day.
The race was won by j. B. Leigh's Tho
Wyvern. four years. ridden by Sloan. A.
Baileys Mount Prospect. five years. was second.
and f.. Melly's Bewitchment. five years, third
Thirteen horses ran.
The Great Surrey Breeders Foal Plate OF
loo soyereigns. the nominator OF the winner
70 receive 200 sovereignS and the owner and
nOmnatOr OF the second 80 sovereigns each
out Of the plate. for two-ycar-o lds. Ave fur
longs, was won by Arthur James's ODonovan
Rosa. Mr.. Russel's Tircsome was second
and Il. A. BrIce's ST. Elizabeth colt third Sloan
rode Lord William Bercstord's Democrat,
which was not placed. Fourteen horses ran.
The Horton Plate. handicap Of 200 sover-
eign5. for threc-year-ods and upward. the
winner to be sold at auction for 100 sovcreiGns,
1--WE iurlongs, was won by Mr.. Cohen's Coon.
MI Duncans Mismanagcment, ridden by
Sloan. was second and Mr. Sherwood's Marta
Santa third. Twelve horses ran.
Tho DuTdan' Plate, a handicap Of 1900 SOW
er"igns. for three year-ods and upward. tho
second to receive 80 sovereigns out o. the
plate. about one mile and quarter. was won
BY LORI Ellcsmcre's Pheon. four years
Douglas Bards Champ de Mars. four years
was second and the Duke OF Devonshire' s
NrIsh. 'Our years third Sloan rode Lord
StaLleY's Loreto. which was not placed
L!even horses ran.
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CalGAgo. June 1.-The Judges at the Harlem track
established n precedent to-day. They do not recog.
nizo betting and. not being in position TO declare
bets of, they declared q bad looking race no con.
test. The race the fourth, in which OCounell,
Hobart. Boney Boy and Moroni met OConnell
was odds.on favorie. and disgrac ful race,
finishing last. judicial suspicion rests only on
OConnell and his rider. The purse was not paid.
Summary
First Racc-Four furlonRs Sorrel Rose. 40 tMc.
Nicklcl . to - won: Laura q c., 10 H. Scott, 70
J. second: olive Order 40 Henson). = 1, third
Time. u:5IA.
Second Racc-sx furlongs-- Neuberger 10 witt.
toei. to J. Jennie F. lO2 CReitzl 30 to l. sec.
and Mr.. Easton. loi HensonJ, 20 to l. third. Time.
1928
Third Race One mile-Monongah, 20 IT. Knight.
to won: Banquo H., 1Os tR Sarvnez), 34 to !,
second; Simon D.. IS Holden. to 8, third. Time.
1:53.
Fourth Race-Six furlongs-Moroni, 107 Holden.
30 TO 1. finished first: Hobart 1Ol tMcNicklt), To
I, second; Boney Boy, a3 lSeaton). to q third.
Time, i;2oa This race was declared no contest by
the iudRes.I
Fifth Race-six and a half furlongs Cuirssser
1o3 lNutt, 20 to !. won; Josephine H., 1OA Vtitoe
to 3, second j. j. T.. lO5 ". Cay. to third.
Time. 1920
Sixth Race-Four and a half furongs-Hood's Bri.
gadc. loB Holdenl, ttn l. woni link. lO3 HRmil
tom, to r, second Hilda H. 1913 IN. HID 20 to ,
third. Time, 1t0OlV.
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Trials of Candidates for tho Hudson and
Carlton stakes.

The candidates for the Hudson Stakes for two
olds and the Carlton Stakes for olds
had ideal weather yesterday for their trials at
Gravesend. wyndham walden worked Prestidigita
trice and brown threcyear.od colt for the Carlton
Stakes. The former in good form and covered
a mile in l:42%. The colt worked in 1:<5. The
mare went the first half mile in AZ seconds. He also
sent the wo-ysar-ulds Contestor and Primrose Day
five furlongs in 1903. The rst three furlongs
run in 80 seconds.
At the Sheepshead Bay track tho great Filigrane
covered a mile. hard held. in 1:43. Doublet, tho
Keene champion, worked six furongs for the Hud
son Stakes in l:l7.
Charley Patterson's Prince of Melbourne and Nc.
Meckin covered six furlongs in 1854. Tho trial
was brilliant one Tilo. the winner Of last years
Suburban. went q mile in l:&lA BRnAstar and
Br!ar Sweet are getting steady preparations for the
Suburban Handicap.
The Haggins yearlings, over 100 in number. have
arrived at Sheepshead Bay from the Rancho del
Paso stud There are some fneooking youngsters
IN the CONSIGNMENT.
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EESULyS on OTHER TR.iCKS.
At Latonia.

ClNCISSArI, June LIN spite Of threatened rain
ana very muddy track there WAS u taIr attendance
a. LIuusa to-day. as the card was attractive, Every
uLr II the sly events was won ~ tRNogItr Juctey
Brauu amp rode two lt the Winners IN success ON
AND y. turner rode three. Tho judges ordered the
ElN y rAr-Old huIse entered MS BOP Turner, b. r.,
lrurr-- Kathleen Aroun scratched In the last race
ss liz could not be satisfactorily identified, Tho
hOi-u was entered as belonging 10 q " Smith X
Co.. but II IL sid the real owner !, " 4. Bon II
Iaula and Kansas tlty. The horse has teen quar-.
tered AZ Newport and Lat MA tor two muu.hs hut
LaE never started tHrrv having been from HIS ar
riNa. a suspicion that he was ringer. Jockey
G re Mason had his left log broken today while
exercising Dr,oy. 40 rdes for - Hughes. Sam
mary.
First lace one milo -Hlnd d loI JIeauchampI.
~ /, won, RulNn,. TO- lAAur, 10 /, second,
li"wlH,r. - %. Williams, - t. !, third Time,
; .c,ni GacC--liyr lurlongs -Lignitc. lui lIicau
champ , 10 To- - won: Ida LcdfOrd lOl Shepherd b,
g. j. r,cord Honey wool lu5 lItosei 10 /, third.
Tiur. i;pBs.
bird RIce- Seven furlonCs-lAne Clay. lO2
BesucEaIupJ, Vto .. won; PrGIlmluary. toI LRosSJ.
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At st. Louis.

ST. Louis, June There was fair attendance a,
tho races to-day The weather sultry aud track
lumpyAtter early morning rain. Betting was brisk.
summaries.
First Race-Six furlongs-W. u. Gates, ia McIn.
tyre. to l. won; Katherine d, ll2 a. Burns. 2 tn
!. second; OnslIde. ia pigGott. to /, third.
TINE, l:2O.
Second Race-six furlongs- Richar J.. 1l2 FROST.
to 10. won: Lady Osborne. 81 Watson, II to |.
second; 70 No 81. SO lHuuckJ 20 to third. Time.
1: 49,.
Third Rnce-Fiye furlonVs Maud Wallace. 115
tConleyl, T. l. won; Miss Mae Day. | 10 HUFFMAN.
40 |. second Annis Palmer. llo GMcIntyrej. to 4.
third Time. l;OS.
Fourth Race ono mile and seventy yards-ForGet
Not lO4 IT. Burns. q 20 !, won; Lee Bruno 80 (J.
Ward . TO !, second Don Orsino. H. SouthArdJ.
even, third Time, 1851.
Fifth Race-One and one sixteenth miles-Osrc
H., 100 Southard). = to !. won: Jimp. 80 Devinel.
toto l. second: George Lee. 10 Burns to /.
third. Time. 2,oSL1.
sixth Race-Four and onehalf furongs; two.ycar-
olds-Boundlee, 113 Pggctr. to . won; shilling.
burn II ti, Burns TO ]. second; Hochmeister.
ITO tJenknsl, 10 to l. third. Time, O:59.
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TORONTO. Juno THE weather favored the third
Z days races OF the Hamilton Jockey Club spring
meet at Hamilton today. The track was fast. The
attendance was large. Only two favorites won.
Summary:
First Race-sx furlonRs -Follella. 1o5 (McIntyre).
Ito J. won; CYNTHIA, loI twnlker to |. second;
Wenlock. JOG Gardner, 10 to |. third. Time, 1913
Second Racc-Four and a half furlongs-Sidney
Lucas. IL Gardner. to 8. won; Lord Kitche ner.
100 walker, to l, second; Basic. 1oo valentine
TO /. third. Time, O:53
Third Race-Fiye furlongs-Tyrian, OF CBoland)
il TO 10. won; Ninety Cents. lO1 tMcQuadel. 8 TO
second; Nicholas. 1o3 Walkerl, IA to l, third
Time. O2.
Fourth Race-one mile and a si1teenth-Frank
Jaubert, 100 Gardner,. 3& TO |, won: Rotterdam
1l3 Mason even, second; Lizzie Kelly. OF lBoland
third. Time, :52A.
Fifth Race-six furlones-Sir Christopher, OF DO
lRnd). to 2, won King Carnival. 1O5 (Walker even
1l6A.
Sixth Race-Six furlongs-Dick Warren, III Gard
ner - l. won: Salvado. ia Dowell. 10 to !. sec.
ond; Dunn barton. Ill lMason). to /. third. Time
ll1,
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