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RAILROADS.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
1856 AN, WEEK DAYS PTrrSBTRG EXPRESs.
IN ana DING Gers Harrisburg to Pittslig p
man Sleeping, Dining smoking and Observation
oars car, HarrishIfg 70 Chicago Cincinnsti lndian9p,
Parlor Car to Harrisburg.
1880 AN. FAST LINE-Pullman Buffet Parlor
Car & to Harrisburg Buffet Parlor Car Harrisburg
$50 PM dHIcAGo AND ST. LOUIS EMPRESS.
Sleeping Car Washington TO st. Louis. and sleep
Ing and Dining Cars Harrisburg to Indianapolis,
PoTs L9pisyIlIs via SinsiRnat and ThsasS. SissS
ing Car to Pittsburg and Chicago. Dining Car to
7:2O PM SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS. Pull
man Sleeping Cars Washington to Pittsburg and
Harrisburg TO ST. Louis, Cleveland and Nashville
1910 PM PhciFic n@H ENPREss Sif % Pniiman Sleep
ing Car TO Pittshurg.
7:55 AN. for Kane, Canandaigua. Rochester and
1850 AN. for Elmira and Remove daily, except
sunday; For willlamsport daily, $50 Pm.
falo and Niagara Falls daily, except Saturday
1910 Pm for for Erie Ganands Eus; R"ehe-'sF, Enf.
falo and Niagara Falls daily. Pullman Sleeping
FOR PHILAbEIPlIiA. NEW YORK AND THE
400 Pm. CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED daily.
All PaIlor Cars. with Dining Car from Baltimore
Regular at ZOO Dining Carr. 40, 30. SIS.
from Wilmington, ( NJ. I2:4S. 3:I5. 500 dining
Car from BaltimoTel. $50. 1000 and II so PM
1ioo DINING Car from wIlnlingtonI AN, I2:15
3:15, 300 dining Car from Baltimore. 6:Jo
1000 and II 80 Pm. For Philadelphia only
Express 1918 Pm. week days, 2:ol and 3:4o
PM. daily.
For Boston. without change. 7:55 AN. week days
For Baltimore. $50: 700 100. 7:s5 s:15, 900.
1000. I0:50. II 100 AN. 1215. 12:45. 2:5s
2:0l. 3:15. $40 a 200. Limited. 4:20. 4:3l, 300
$40. 615, $50. 1:2o. 1o:o0. 1o:4o, 1:35 and
II so Pm. On Sunday. 700, I:20, s:l5. 500
9:o5. 1O:50. 11:00 AN. 12:15 1:l5 2:ul. 3:l5
$3.50 400, Limited 4:2o. 300. 5:4o. 6:l5, 6:ao
1920, 1o:oo 1910 and II 80 Pm.
For Popes Creek Line, 1855 AN. and +:3l PM
For Annapolis. ZOO and 900 AN. 1918 and $40
PM. week days. Sundays, 900 AN. and 40
PM.
Express for Florida and points on Atlantic Coast
11:45 AN. week dnys; Atlanta Special. via
Richmond and Seahoard Air Line, $500 PM
daily. Accommodation for Quantico. 7:45 AN
daily and 4:25 PM. week days.
SEASHORE CONNECTIONS.
For Atlantic City tvia Delaware River bridge, all
rail rouie). 3:15 400 Congressional Limited J.
and II so PM. daily. Via Market Street Wharf
1000 and 11:o0 AN. 12:so Pm. week days
IL 10 7 NJ. daily. -.
For Cape May, Ii 90 AN. week days, II 80 Pm.
daily.
Ticket offices, Fifteenth and G streets. and
at the station. Sixth and u streets. where orders
can he left the checking Of baggage 10 destlna-
tion from hoteis and residences.
Telephone call '.1441'' for Pennsylvania Railroad
Cab Service - ,,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

F9R YALEc1EAPEsT AZ M < LoT ,aSI EyEF dFTERbD =
ndatf MAE '0niS bsrdE r LII HrscoAb ela 14rH ST
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR EXCHANGE,
two lots So St near 11th each s 2 22fx1oo; alley.
FOR ExcHANGE-Free and clear, lot on
18th St extended IT.. ,s -,
FOR ExcHANGE-5 lots-ALL CLEAR-on
noisst Sis st "fIr sToSE FAIRFAX SOC st. NV.
FOR ,AlLETo sALE.To SETTLE Az h,a1 EST hTE- -
S 5 ST. mush SsGS m
ONLY 70 i s'{ good income
no1sst 0s spsE 1lsfs F32 T%lRFAx 81 Soc 81 Il.
FOR sALE-CHOICE LOTS n ALL. PARTS OF
THE CITY SEE OUR LIST BEFORE PuR-
nois-3t STONE FAIRFAx SOC st. NV
FOR SALE-CHEAPEST LOT ON CAPITOL HILL,
parking and all Improvements; plans ready 10
dfffsa f. r. ss sfs St nw rEee
no1s-3t
FOR SALE-ss, 700 WILL BUY A CORNER LOT
40 feet from, facing one of the most beautiful
'"' NJ III '"' ' B. H. WARNER & CO..
no1S-st 9l6 st. NV.
TOR SAIE-FINE BUILDING LOTS-SOME DE
money to good builder. Money to be made.
Call and see u.s.
Il. Ii. " atNEll ~ o.,
no1S-3t 916 F st. NV.
FOR SALE-AT A BAEGAIN-LOT on 10TH ST,
GX114l2.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD.
no1S-3ts 1907 F. st.
FOR SALE-ON EAST CAPITOL ST. LOT 32 BY
90, at $1,000 Terms to suit II desired, viii
sell 46 feet 'front.' AUGUST DONATH.
nolS-tf Gil 9TH ST., upstairs.
FOR SALE
BUILDERS, ATTENTION!
The following blocks of land In the SOUTH
EAST section Of the city for sale. terms
very attractive TO builders and spectators:
26O feet front East Capitol st.
13G feet front 14th bet. f. Cap and cts
4SO feet front on Walter st. bet. 18th and 18th
400 feet front bit. 18th and 14th SITS.
Also large number Of single lots surrounding
LINCOLN PARK at LOW figures SMALL
MONTHLY payments
THE WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE COMPANY
no16-6t 1921 ST. NV.
FOR SALE--TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
If You want 10 get strong and well and make
Sayville, Long Island. famous summer resort
the Great South bay. where the nights are
always cool throughout the summer. None can
be sold after Dec. at S12o each five
OWNER can be seen at 432 10th st. NV.
noI4-2w
FOR SALE-TO INVESTORS AND BUILDERS
sites for houses: fronts public park; sewer
gas, water and pavement: for sale cheap-on time
or in exchange for small job of building w c.
DODGE. TOO 9th st. W. no15-6t
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

WANTED-BU USINESS PROPERTY.
We have n purchaser for a frst-class i'm
proved business (store) property; not to ex
ceed $50, coo in price. Must be steady rent
producer
no1s-3t LIEBERMANN & HAwN, 1903 ST.
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WASHINGTON. d. c., POST OFFICE NOTICE.
Should he read daily. changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS forwarded to the ports of
sailing daily. and the schedule of closings is
ranged the presumption of their uninterrupted
overland transit. For the week ending November
25 the last connecting closes Will be made from
this office as follows.
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
Schedule effect November 10, 1899.
Leave Washington from station corner OF New
Jersey ave. and st. . .
For Chicago and Northwest, n yestibuled Limited
For Cincinnati, st: Louis and indianapolis ES-
press 1oS5 = a. an. MI vesiihnled Limited S:io p.m'
For Pittsburg and Cleveland. 1875 am. $50
For C"Iumfns Toledo and Detroit. 1905 night
For Winchester aud way stations. 1895. $40
pm. and t5:S0 pm; ,.r-
For baltimore, week days o23 12;s5, 100 800. $50
1o5 11;I9 Hs;$o $50 1s5o az 1l9 so az an,
x5:o5 x5:10. x53o. x6 20. $3.50. xs:oo x10:o9,
siI 80 IL 80 pm SUNDAYS so H2S2 H,GS 100 1:
x5:05 xJ:1O. 6:50. xs:oo, x1O:o0, I1l:5o, 11;35
For Annapolis. 7:1o and $50 am, 12:15 and
530 pm. Sundays. $50 am 4:35 pm.
For Frederick. week days. s:35 am, 1858 am,
For i Hagerst"wp. fiG:35 am and 1870 pm
For Boyd and way points. week days. s:35 am.
80 90 ':eo pm sundays 9:oo a'm'' l'lo'
For Gaithershurg and way points. week days,
II % pm. Sundays, 900 am, lis, ABB, 1908,
For Washington Junction and way points. week
days, s55 am, 4:3o, $50 pm Sundays 800
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light.
For Baltimore Philadelphia, New York. Bcs-
Bae iSo6 HS nsf am 1OS BneF
pm. DINER. $500. Royal Limited Exclusively
500, II 80 'Sleeping Car open at 1000 o'clockl
and 2:35 night. Sundays, 1:05, 300 am, 1905
Doon 1:15 Dining Cars, 300, BIOS Dining Cars),
500, 1880 sleeping Car open 1000 o'clock and
2:35 night
Parlur Cars all day trains.
For Atlantic City, 1000 am, 1905 noon and
1:lb and 300 pm. week days. 1905 noon Sun
days.
For Cape May. week days, 1905 and 1:16 pm.
fExcept Sunday. xEXpress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences by Union Transfer Co. orders left at
ticket offices, 619 Pennsylvania avenue NV, New
York avenue and 18th street and at Depot.
+. d. UNDERWOOD, d. 3. MARTIN,
I'd Vice President Mgr. Pass Traffic
and Gen. Manager. no20
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Ft, !tNT UNFUENISI!ED-
ISi9 ueImouf ay 18th ne. lor&h. 70 90
N.SH ttiS I,r!Sb $500 Gls II stocked .2yUO
2{I4 lSf IA, IUrS h ~ 80 6IT La ay. oil 10 W
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oc1Eh.:u&ta-t

F,i; Kr NJ II2S MASS. AVE NV. THAT FINE
+~l,,,y and has, uent stone bTicK dwelling.
t.u.a,tus II rooms and bath, heated 10y furnace;
all Iutptuv vatnenIs excellent IuCatiuH, formerly
,.,, upl,G ly SENATOR &. n. Davis. Nrys at ot1=!
Eur turther information aIIIy To IHp'iAS j.
FISHER & Co. 1924 street NV. noli-it
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FOR RENT THE VEkY DESIRABLE RESSIpE\CE.
l.,U vermont ave. between y s,geeJ and Rhode
I-iaGd avenue. II rooms and bath; IN excellent
rppli. and modern in every particular Address
JAS ". FLACk. Jr., 5ll Law building, ia Il
tugr Nd nol5l2t
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III .iSKEI.L & McLERAN,
- llmS L St
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FOR RENT-BY OSCAR W WHITE. 11l4 ST
1872 Hsry'd Il. Col Hts. Sa2 1916 Fla 800
1925 6th 81 NV. - 43I Sd 5 20
Apartuts In Olympia. Several furnished houses.
l2-I y nS.....4st no3-tf
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-s3o0 CASH AND SIT TO s26 MONTH.
ly will secure you beautiful home-just built
and right up to date. Address Box 20. Star
office. se22- -;Im,4
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EOR SALE-A BARGAIN-NEAR NEW PUBLIC
Mbsa-y 9th st. bet. X and SITS. NV; two
houses and large side lot; 1o5 feet front; 10 600
81. #: fine location for apartment house. ball.
etc; VIII he sold st bargain. j. FRED.
KELLEY. Room %. $50 II. no15-lw
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ron sALE-CHEAPEsT LOT EVER dFFERED IN
HOIMEAD MANOR on 18TH ST NEAR LA
MAR: oox15o Fl 4osi TT3n 80, 49, .,, sr
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FOR SALE - BARGAIN - HANDSOME HOUSE
18th and SITS: rooms. reception hall and
bath, IN excellent condition: hot-water heat cleo
tric lighting. &c; !ot 19x1O0 to alley So. 900.
For Sale Excellent house. Columbia Heights;
10 rooms bath and laundry LIST floor kitchen;
hot-water heat fine lot; paved street; "a square
from Snsp-ony 500.
For Sale-Fine 3-story press brick house near
18th and X. l. ave; 8 rooms and bath; worth
looking up. Price only $4,000.
nols st WALTER A. BROWN 1923 Pa ave.
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KNocE4BoUrS AVID YAnEs.
Now Tavsritss with Ysoht.men for Raef.r
and Cruising.

There arc fashions In yachts rus, as there arc
fashions In almost everything eliza The changee
however. In tho fashionable yacht come moro
slowly. Some years ago lib and mainsall boats
were in style, but they have almost become OK
tnct Many spirited races were sailed In thee .
old sand baggars, and everything depended on
tho ability OF tho crew 10 shift the bag. o. ballast
from ono side to tho othor when the boat was
tnclsing. Then boats with ntod ballast came
into fashion and tho designers had " study how
to place the lead to tho best advantage op.n
and cabin cntboats ware facci quite a good deal
but now these have gone out Of fashion Tho
cabin cntboat WAS comfortable craft for racing
and cruising the Sound and IN The waters around
Boston Tho eats" were gradually improv~I
and the modern onos nute BIG, sone being
thirty feet on The wator line and carrying an enoE
NOUS mninsail
Last year knockabouts grew 10 popular that
catboats were supplantci from their premier
still more unpopular Tho tnocknbout is the
hendiest boat man who wants a small yacht
snug cabin in which tho owner can live when
hs wants 10 cruise and can also accommodate a
few inends Two years agn two CLASSES were
idea was not liked. but tho boats have proved
40 successful that they are now tho fashionable
yachtsmcn are contemplating huiiting before
the next sea%on's racing opcns Tho knock
about is also cheap i costs less than an W IL.
date cathoa, and can b. built, riggrd and fitted
with suit Of sails and all ncrcsssrlrs for 81 600
Another class Of yacht that has been growing
IN popularity is the yawl Several were built
for racing last year and they furnished good
sport They range from thirty feet on the water
line upward Heretofore yaUlS had 10 race against
sloops in class by themselves when special
prizes were offered but now tho Yacht Racing
Association Of ong Island Sound recently adopted
a special classification for them Scyrral yawls
viii be built before next years sport begins and
the racing promises IN be good ynw is more
expensive Dan knoCkhbout but for those Who
can afford them they make comfortable criiis
ing boat Some yachtsmcn ore now look ng
for sloop rugged boats that can lie changed into
yawls
For those ynchtsmen who belong n small clubs
the small racing sloop has brcnn" nuiie popular
Tho half ratcr started this fashion, but these
boats were a little too small. Then the one ratcr
came into fashion. and next year small sl"np
about twenty feet on tho whter linz will 10 popular
for men who want an afternoons Enil withou,
having any accommodation on the boat
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CORRETT AND JEFFRIFs NEXT.
Articles Calling for n Battle May he Signed
To-Morrow.

Er-Champio Jim Corbett and ". A. Brady.
manager OF Champion Jiln Jerties. will meet
tomorrow afternoon. and II Is said that arii-
Gle. calling for a fight will be drawn up and
signed. Corbett 10 enthusiastic over this
m ateh and is confident that he can defeat his
former sparrng partner, Brady and Corbett
had a conference on Friday ight. Brady said
that Jefrries was eager to nght "J'ompadour
jim" and that he had consented to ouch con-
test.
Corbet then sought John ConsidIne. hls
manager, and the latter promised to post
81 500 Tomorrow to make tho affair binding
The conditions OF the match have not beon do
fined, Corbett says anything reasonable will
suit him All he wants Ia TO have the fight
ratified and 10 prepared to back himself that
brady and myself will meet on Monday"
said Corbett. and a light will he made between
JeiYries and myself. II Brady doss not keep
his word. will ignore the boilsrnAker and cast
lines for q battl. with Bob FitZslmmons again.
/ am going To hight some one tor tho cham .ion-
oh n and II fltZ ola ms Il. | must naturally look
forward 10 him, ] am fee ng better than |
have In years Ny friends bnys urged me to
Induce Jetfres to rxht me: will be ready 10
fight before next summer"
Jefrios In outlining his reason for giving
Corbett first chance. said:
II promised Corbett would take him on be-
fore / defeated sharksy. md l will Keep my
word. That Is tie only reason. The others
may be moro eligible but promises are
promises with me-"
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and others from across the border having
entries in nearly every class on the proSfNu!ine
The most prominent Of the fenc"rs nameu 70
compete over the sticks ara;
&. Willis's Graylock, Hart IN 's.' Ealv Soy, AiFm
Bock's NostminiSter Bell. George Pepper EHii, Mr'
q. A. SapuitAs ESilp, Mr.. J. uuiluNAy's Brth.ia
Charles CDstets A1nNRn. III hNri NcNtchs roxy
Outlla. thRile4 q. BennettA lex j. W, am ~, v
Colts Anne RI, H. x. Cas-atts IhcnuiC .; n; hat
tocks BE Irchl ght, Chestnut I'M STOCK RAJ :
La Ru-s", Robert Gpe,et's Quo NadiS; ~ Z. aaron
Sir window Willarl Ptrker. Jr, aud Chnlns lluf,
hmp.s Hornpipe. Mrs NAY Muufnngs Morea anu
A. b. haclay's Inca.
The following ar. the judges who will ohici-
ate during the wcck;
INSTRUMENTATION Young.
Hackueys-Dr. Andrew smith, r. p. sterictsr.
Robert Graham.
Tr,tteTs and Eoadsters-Albert c. Hail. Charles
Daun Palmer, George Wilng.
French Cuscherr. Pony stations AMI Brood
Mares. HALF Bred, and Ponies III Harncss-H. w.
Hiyes.
-Four in. hands. Tandems. Carriage and Baruss,
Horses uorSes, Carriages and Appointments, aud
Hans ,in abs Prescott Lawrence II, Ii. Bloodgood
and shelby T larllAun.
saill. and = lice Horses and Ponies under Sad.
def T.. dc Bua .gny,
Hunters and Jumpers Richard McCreery John n.
C,vdin aud Craig W WadSvurth.
Cavalry Horses and Charger-Col. o. l.. Helm,
West Point
Thomas q. she wood and DR.. J. r. Ryder
buperintendent-frankI ]. Clarhe.
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In tho team match at the 81. Andrews Colt
Club vaatardaV tho acOraA ware,
The home team won In tho match at the
i ali III M .cors Win
TrRp Shooting.

COOL scores were made In the Crescent A. G. trap
shooting events at tho club grounds. Owls Head,
Bay Ridge. yesterday. Capt Albert W. Money. tho
veteran shot, and Louis Harrison OF NJ nneapols
were tho guests of the org nj atiOn, All the scores
were rloso and intcrostinl, Summaries
Twenty .hye Clay Birds, expert rnlos-Edward
hanks. n; Louis Harrison. III Capt. Albert W.
Money, IL.
Mona. 20 Harrison. 49, John IL. Haliock. ~: ",
second shoot for the November Cup. twenty-five
targets sIpsu rules. haudicap-Banks. scratch a.;
Marshall, handicap y, "a. Capt Money. 2, 23; Y. ID.
Mead. To- 20: Henry A, Kryn, y. 23i HAlInck g. ~;
II. l., Kenyon, 10. ~; Lowndes Rhett, 20.
The Prize Hand cap, expert rules IiallnCh. 3, %;
Kryn. g. 20; apt: Money. ?. 2ti BANKS scratch. 20;
j. khett. q, 10; Kenyon, TO- IS; HARRISON 10. IL;
Meade, 10. IL. shootoff OF tie for priie-Kryn. 4;
Ten Pairs por man. M,gau trsp-B,nk., scratch,
~. Capt. Money. / il, STA shall. 3, II; Rhett 4.
Is; kenvon. I. II; lIAllnck .. Is, Harrson l. 10;
Garrett W. Cropsey, l, Ia Meade. 4. ~ Kenyon. 2.
lB.
Match, Five Pairs-Eryn, 7. Hallock. 6; Harrison.
9; Capt Money, I: Lownaes Rhett. T.
HaLdlcEp, special prize \OtHan, lSi Banks IL;
Kryn, Ini Corlics, ~; Vaudorveer, ~, Kenyon, TO-
Marshall G. j. Mcpern,Otr, u. Carl u, Rlsmus.
II. ID. V. b. Hpgcman. -; J. :. s. Re uscn X shoOt
ohof the tie, twenty-five birds-N5tmah, IL banks.
Is.
FIFTY targets twenty AZ known angles twenty ex'
pert aud tcn Migau trap Banks W. hryh. ~
McDermnit, ~, Nindrryeer, Al; COres, 81 Rem
sen, IS; kouyon, 80; Marshall 81; To"nscnd. IS;
hoffman. SO. Lott, 30.
Match-Twenty.aye birds, Maslu traI- u. c.
WAtsis. 20 Banks. 10.
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xEIRys KNOCKS Ernst oUE
The "Dutohmsn." However, Puts up =
RAttling Fight.

RAttiing Fight.
Tim Ksarns. the crack lightweight Of
Boston. came near getting knocked out
at tho hands OF Billy Ernst the Bush
wick Du,chman." at tho Greenwood A. O
last night. Kcarns however. was the winner
knocking Ernst out In the sixth round Every
body thought Ernst would be whipped early,
and many wagers were made that II would
40 Otto ,S' sioIoi, Of Chicago was to har. NE.
Is place. tn. latter was out Of eondi!ion,
Eddie pouChsr,y was U.;w tn: re sns, The go"
Ks.rnsis handlers we're Al hSMurray. Char
ley Mnyhood and Frank Hart. Ernsts seconds
we're Ge9Is. sshottIsr. F!9rrie Barnett and Jim
Kenrns a hard walioplaH The latter struck I4
KrHrpA va. .N warn. H,I, IP the :''9nd Ernst
as time wa. called. In he third and
fourth round, Ernst took &c I'll. boards from
roundsring all ov-r the ring, but did not have
enough steam behind his knocks to do any
damage. Ksarns hit low again and knocked
'kesrn. so.a I'll. -.,t very sross, in Il. sixth tn
stlfiy With the right S.aggs,,,nag HIN r.
punched away With both h az then ana e this
no got tired kenrns hammered his nAn about
the vind. and few riChts ON the law soon
put him down and out The round lasted Q
Pete burke OF BrooEly. and youna Herring
OF qreenpolnt faced each other In the nrst
preliminary OF ten rounds at II? pounds. Tho
" TonS I U and d" Charley sIsstsry' i,sarsa
IN the next tilt. also for ten rounds at 9Ntoh-
weights, slattsry had only one eye. hcnG
the .!s S%sps round ssI sat.ry second. Threw
mp the sponge.
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RI CHG.
First Day OF the Washington Jockey Clubs
Meeting ut Bennings.

WARRINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE seventeen day
meet OF tho Washington Jockey Club and the
last race meeting that will he hold In the East
this season, began at Benuings this afternoon.
A large crowd was present. In tho betting
ring there were thirty-nve mentors OF the
Metropolitan Turf Association on hand. Tho
card was not brilliant one for an opening
day yet Il furnished . fairly good days
sport. Tho opening event went TO tho
favorite. Sidney Lucas. who won easily.
The good thing. Lsmpalobe. was practically
left at the post. but finished fourth. Give and
Take won tho second race. with another out
slider. q. T.. wightman. second. Baby Bill car
risd the pubiic's money In the stseplschase.
but could not do better than third. Slbley. at
% to /. won by eight lengths. The fayorite.
Carbuncle won the fourth race. ridden out.
uhilo Brisk. at 10 to l. beat tho favorits. Queen
OF Song, a head after a hard drive IN tho clos
ing race. Summarized
First RAre-sis furlongs-siin.y Lucas, 1oe
oc.noOr to q. i ,9 D. sSa FIT , %h'R ,S'
GLOBE. Dr. Parker. Cormorant and Rough Rider also
second Raoe-N,d.n tvo.yesr.oids; nve furlongs
Owe and lake: Ioi tQdeArryli to ana 20 a. !
place. s.ooud' kolsrt Met Az. 10 lienn.';,.y,
third rms !,'s r. Shi..i hrrmop r.. Ma,'
Jamaica, Aii.irs. spiIde ami Dumcli also ran.
Third R4c.-sistpieeh.o two and on,.haIf mils'
--Siblpy. 1916 McIn-rnsy'. =, to and = to L. won
M StIudelI, i4b Johnson, even for place, second
Baby Bill 1857 tAllmark'. third. Time, 5I7, watch
man. Rsyci. Hurry Up aud Decapot alse ran: Hurry
III fen. but was rsmountsd and finished. Rose
Haiiuda al Alao foil ate going hNf sm!e.
Fourth Racs-siI furlongs-Carh 50 tDsnR
mani, 4 to o and to 3, won, tupdty. IOd tOlav
SOM. to for place second; Precursor, Ioc
IMcfntyrel. third. Time. IIIa. JucbmA also ran.
Fifth Race-one NIL. Anda slItesnth-Hr III. Io'
Cwsb.r), 10 20 aud to l, won; queen OF song loi
iJertt lS, ~ TO- place eound Alvorsdo H., %
CClA~son,. third. Time. i;an; Ju a, Cessr. O o
noins. ChivAlrUus, Aithoa, Kit and Village Prid'
Al.
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tn. Winner. at Chicago.

CHIcAso. Nov. 1.-The weather was cold and raw
At Lakeside to AAy. but good crowd witnessed the
racing. which was spirited Every race Wa hard
fought ct the and. Erwin. H. 7. arinnn's good cola
reached tn, track at 4 o'clock last night from New
Yorh. but won the arst race hsndny. Three favor
ties won. Summary
first Racs-one ale and AIRY yarhs-Litus Singer.
1os Initchslp q to T. Won: Maurice ", e7tw. y neS
u to 1, secondi kgSart. 100 Ticfl. to l. third.
Tune, AN.
second Rsce-sersn furlonss-Jim Gore II. iob
Cyit,,os, 4 to I. won; CArda lo7 tRicoyl. To /.
second! Aston. io7 tHinkey>. to l. third. Time.
Third R.oe-siI furlous,--May Beach. o. Cvitto.,,
7 to g, woni Aloe Turner. sb wv. SCOTT. 40 70 1,
second; O'ConnelL 10 Lines. to !. third Time,
lI4h
Bov, % CSsAton) II to I, won; lroni 100 tFlck).
II ~ e second; Doubl. Dummy. los (MitchelD II
to +. tn I'd. Time. li<tA
fifth Ea,e-Five and = half furlonrs-Errtn 100
RresmAnD 1870 s. won. Red Cross II. 100 Aitchel).
J. 10 second; Felix Bard. VI Flick. II to third.
Time, 'OSSS.
Sixth RAes-Ous and one quarter mil-s-Pst Oar
rstt, VI srAtonl, Ia 10 won; Jump. iob Tresmanl
ito g. second; Bert Davis. 0e Vihtoel. to g. third.
Time. u,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12

BRICK CHURCH, Nov. 1l.-Thers was no lot
up in tho attendance on tho closing night OF
tho Orange Horse Show. The boxes were
nllod with the fashicnsb bio set and in interest
the exhibition fully su stained Its reputation OF
the previous evenings. the Horse show Com
mittse. OF which Walter d. Grsnd 10 chairman.
was pleased at the success OF the show. and II
was stated tonight that there WAS no doub,
that another would be hold Acxt year. The
results OF the judging follows:
Class si-Long tailed harness horses shown Ia
'fRspSi'5Sn oS ss Ara. ana sisr In eh
GLASS sS-Poniss in harness-7cunnins. br. m.
h hai.: .eo Sti' Petite Dr. m. Mr.. chsTots y Fay
ta MS%iA. ..d :aa Sass s. a. Me.
B.ney BrQ5hsr. Second. IAN. s
ar.nd :.tend 10 Peep. .is1SaiSs. Ms. Banoi:
DG Gas, ss"frivnt. eo.ohmen.. driving contest
Henry Rwysr 'pPoy:d y hawaFH n,r~R Y.
sP:.msn. second; Ed..fd dsriin. .np,oSsd By &
.Ss In Hs'r :p ev.. Il Ia not H..
Blsnchs Butta.ld, nrs,i Ginger. ;. e. s:eondt
i c... HHs H' h.ns. or ov.rB.r
han ndsiS, hsSSop rs Sir Oh KIM
Glass so.LOTs tailed hsruss, horses show TO
ss.%s e. En-; .ssa. sTS'h'' :ssoHi'
b, g.. Adam Book. arst Westminster Belle, CHI. m,
Adam heeh. second; Lady f1lconsF b. n. Adam
Glass az Harness horses over 1917 hands Prince.
MceEcr second; Prnosss w. M. Chsriss hathaway.
CH.s ,I-saddle horses. !5a hands and over.
", Jackson, second; Kathryn Boyer. Gordon Grand
Glass a2-Runabout horses II2 and not exceed