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The Forrest City times., 1901-02-22

Never mention your own faults; others will attend to it for you.-Chicago Daily News.
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-22

Fruit is necessary article of diet Its prime essence is in Primleys California Fruit Gum.
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-22

A Dose in Time Saves Nine of Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar for Coughs. Pike's Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
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A St. Louis girl has outclassed all the Macs. She spells her name Maiae.-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-22

Saving wood is the better exercise. but golf IS more popular.-Atchison Globe.
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-22

The burglar makes hay while the sun doesn't shine.-Chicago Daily News.
The Forrest City times., 1901-02-22

Dyeing is as simple as washing when you use PUTNAM FADELEss DYES. Sold by all druggists.
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New-York tribune., 1901-08-11

wind prevented the record of 54O2 As, made by
Raw Duer from being reached
Hurley was excused from the two mile amateur
handicap the last race of the day, which was won
by willie Dobbins Of East Orange, N j. with
an allowance OF 100 yards This closes the amateur
races at the Stadium, and next week the profess
sionais will take their turn.
The points in the amateur table follows;
NJ L. Hurley. IS: T. ]. Grady, y; ]. T. Ingra-
ham jr 4; Frank II. Denny, s; w L. Losee, g.;
F. A Moore. q Lace Downing, 2; F. J. Hoffman. A.;
L. e Nothing. 2; Frederick Schade. 2; Charles
Mcconnell. 2; William Morton l. The summaries
follow:
yards) William Morton Toronto go yardSl second
Two-me national amateur championship (hnaD-T j.
Grady ". S. C.. Chieopee Mass. first; NJ. l. Hurley
N Y. a. C., second; Charles Mcconnell P C. c. Boston,
third. Time. 4:33S
Two-rnie handcap-'winie'' Dobbins; East Orange
yards) first; Grady. Chieopee Mass. (scrateh)
4:322B.
HaIf-mile motor-Henshaw and Headstrom against the
record O4O-Tme, quarter. O:20: half mile 0391S
Twenty-mie race-Joseph Fulton. Springfield. Mass.
Hackensack. n. j.. third Time. 34:1Tts Record
"a O2%S. held by Ray Duer Buffalo a professional
Starters-Walter Smith. New-York A C. paced by
Zimmerman Feeters Joseph Fulton. Springfield.
Mass. paced Sinclair and Starkey; George Wiley.
Troy paced by Judge and Stone F. D. Ossood. Lynn,
Mass. paced BY Mclean and Saunders; H. Y Bedell.
Hackensack, " j., paced by Newkirk and Waiter. -
Smith for three miles, his time being 1394s S2
5:07A. then held the lead to the finish. making
the following time: Four miles. 6:47ss; miles S2I2
miles. 15; 10 miles 16:41 II miles. ;237s; y miles
SO:4sFs: 10 miles, s2;Seas: 20 miles 34:17a.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
THE WINNERS AT HARLEM.

Chicago. Aug. 1O.-AIiss Bennett the to 20 favor
ite in the third at Harlem this afternoon was
forced 10 run the six furlongs in lip 5-5 to beat
Burnie Bunton nose. This is the fastest time for
the distance made local tracks this season. The
race to-day was clearly victory for Dominick the
Jockey, and not Miss Bennett. He rode a fine race
al the end. bringing the filly home at time when
She seemed hopelessly beaten. The Pride, the
neaNlest played horse in the race, won the Austin
Stakes IN the easiest manner possible and pulled
almost to a walk. Summaries:
First tsix furlongs)-Andes. i03 (Otis) 3 TO
won Likeness, 9S tdicks), 10 ?, second; Rosa Dah
I0l tNsFFaez) 30 10 !, third. Time, 113$. Pupil
Mariner Lucille Bramble. Emma c. l. Natural Gas
and MEs Zaza also ran.
Second race -four and one-half furlongs)-Magf Jos
GWinkield). to >, won Mabel Winn 1OS IT. Knight)
II 10 second; Hocdwink, los &C. MITCHELL third
Time, o:55 Ameeras. Mollie T.. Zbia, Belle of Mnco
Branigan and Joe Brown also
Third race (six fuongs)-Mss Bennett 103 Dominicb)
Sam Fullen. Ill lRansch), IS third. Time l12&
Harry Herendeen' Theory, Hanan and Elsie Kuhn
Fourth (one mile and a sixteenth)-The Pride 1O2
to J, second; Siluran so Gansch), Time
!:9e7s Danish. Star Chamber, Ben Chance, Strangest
Major Dixon and SerTano also
Fifth Zone milel-Six Shooter IT. Knight
: 10 D. won: Henry Bert. % Ross) Is to /. second;
marley moore, 1OI fAleSanderD, rs l. third. Time
1:S9-s. Selck, ALERT F. and Hart d ais ran
Sixth race (ope mile and 100 vards1GoneteiIaor 10
tFtansch), 3 10 !, Evelyn Byrd, 90 /
second; Hernenca, l03 CT knight. third. Time
brownie Anderson Alaska. Frangibe and Van Hoorebee
Seventh race Zone mile and 100 yards)-Chorus Boy.
1o4 tOfisl. 10 Haviland. l03 (Dominick)
SECOND; kunja lo5 IT. Knight. to l. third. Time,
Sister Mamie. Refugee. Duty. Dagmar. Oxnard. Frank
Ireland Precursor and Chauncey Fisher also
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
GETAWAY DAY AT HAMILTON.

Hamilton. Ont, Aug. 10--To-day Getaway
Day. the card was without special feature. Three
favo-ites won. Weather clear; track fast. Sum-
mary:
First race chTeeyear-olds and upward; six and one
half MISUNDERSTANDING 105 CMcCuade , TO ! to
TO- won: oce Brooks. 100 Blake. .,
Time. 1:20iz.
Second (selng; two-year-oIds: four and onehaf
furlongs EASY Street, li0 IL. Thompson) . to I and
70 TO- wen; Wannta, l07 o. Jaokson), 10 g.
secondi J. Patrick. l07 PosteD. y to and third
Time. O:54iz. ~
IO2 tMay). to even won. Young Henry be II
Dalyl. 70 and even second Ercuna 90 IL Jackson
. 70 . and out, third Time, 1:l4L.
Fourth Ohree-year- and upward)-Edinborough
100 CIroxleT), 10 and 10 J. Dick Warren 1O5
6Blake). 70 / and 10 /. second: Tamarin. Cdc-
Quade) 3 10 ! and even, third. Time, 1929.
Fifth (threey year-ods furlongs)-Au Saints
l0a IL Thompson). 10 and 10 10 won; Baronet III
H. Jackson, > 10 and even, second; Magentic lCS
(Allaire), 3 20 and TO 3, third. Time :33%.
Sixth race uwoyear-ods four and one-half furongs)-
Papermaler Il2 ~ Daly), 70 and 10 3 won; Hol-
meta, I07 CTToXier and second Lac l13I5
G9. Lewis to 2 and 3 to 2 third. Time O:55H
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
CRICKET.
METRoPCi- i-fTAN LEAGUE IS ENDEAvORING
TO ARRANGE A GAME WITH AN
ENGLISH TEAM.

The executive committee of the Metropolitan Dis
trict Cricket League is endeaVorng to arrange a
match with b. J. T. Bosanquets English team to
oe played here either Friday and Saturday Sep
temDer l3 and a. Wednesday and Thursday
September p and 26. The Associated Cricket Clubs
OF Philadelphia, who have charge OF the arrange
ments on this side, desire the game 70 be PLAYED
on the later dates. but the home players for fnan-
cial reasons are anxious 10 have of the days
Of play Saturday If possible.
The Englishmen have had guaranteed their total
they return, and the outlay for the match here is
in consequence not inconsiderable The Metro
pOlitan League has not sufficient funds in the
treasury 10 provide for any deficit which might
arise through incement weather on the days OF the
match, and means have 10 be adopted TO raise a
fund 10 cover such contingency. These matters
came up for consideration at meetings OF the
league, adj IL was agreed that each club would be
asked te guarantee what II could afford to pay II
called on TO meet any deficit. Should he total so
guaranteed not be deemed sufficient cover the
expenses Of the match. the game will not be
ranged.
The various clubs calling upon their
members for guarantees OF what they afford, so
that the Englishmen be here. The league
win this week 10 decide the question and IL is
fully expected that they will have a guarantee
fund than sufficient TO warrant them in going
ahead with their arrangements for the match
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
RESULTS AT WINDSOR.
Detroit. Aug. 1O.-weather clear: track fast a
Windsor to-day. Summaries:

Detroit. Aug. l0--Weather clear: track fast at
Windsor to-day Summaries:
First (seiiing one mile)--Brown Vail 90 "a
weber, 10 and to J. won; Alice J.. 104 03obertson)
third. Time. 1:s3k.
Second race (seling; one-hsIt furlongs)-Red
Apple 100 Qce), and out, won; Aaron (Seele)
70 and TO second; Ruth Parks. 1O8 q. Miller),
20 70 !, third. Time, 1:22.
Third steeplechase handicap; full courseGeorge
W. Jenkins. l25 (ODonnelll, 10 TO and to l. won;
Takes Creek 140 Aoxley), 10 and out second;
Farendaie. i5S DO,an}. 2 10 l. third. Tine 4:45.
Fo3ith (hsrdica9 end one-half furlongs)-
Esplonage lo2 HowelA. to and to o. won; Miss
Soak "a u. Martini - 1 aid 2.
hCysen. 1Ce "a Weber,. 3 2. tni-d Time :35.
F1fta race Selling; and ons-hait miles, Enghurst
llO tCigersj, to ard . to s. Bently B. 1O5
qIothersolD, 10 and 70 S second: Pscemaker 1l2
NoUns). to s. thr1. Time 2:37 4
Sixth race handcap; lie furlorgsl-Newton W. los
(Gsensl, 70 and te 3, won Elgiva, l03 lIn,haf-
SOLD TO and TO g. second: Sly Maid. IO5 (RiceJ
IL 3. third. Time, 1.06x.
Seventh Zone mi:e)-AIrea. l05 Goweln. TO
and to l. DR.. Panmo 1O3 (TI Wstson). o
and TO J. second; Polly Bixby, iO1 a. Weber,, to
third
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
ANACONDA WILL MEET JOE PATCHEN

While the match race between Cresceus (2:021I)
and The Abbot 2:O34) will be the great feature OF
this weeks trotting meeting at Brighton Beach,
other contests on the programme promise to de-
velop fast and closely contested harness racing.
One of the notable races tomorrow will bring to-
gether the famous PAGERS Joe Patchen 2:o21D and
Anaconda (2:0210.
Anaconda is the crack free-for-alI flyer. that de-
feated Coney 2O in the fastest three heat harness
race on record, at the recent Grand Circuit meet
ing in Detroit. He is generally considered to be
the best PAGER in his class, but he has never yet
. horse like ice Patchen. the conqueror OF Star
Pointer q 59l;) and John r. Gentry (2O01a. Ana
conda formerly owned by James Butler. Of
y,eaithv Young borsemsr af Boston and is driven
by John Trout. Joe Patchen is owned by ex~Sen-
ator John McCarty of Brooklyn. William Dicker-
will drive him to morrow
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
A "KILLING" AT WORCESTER.
LADY INTRIGUE, AN OUTSIDER, CAPTURES
PIP PACE-A HOT FIGHT IN 2:29 PACE.

Worcester. Mass, Aug. 1O-The August meeting
at the Worcester Driving Park closed this after
noon with four races. The big killing in the
2:12 pace which was thought to be easy for
Stormwood, hut Lady Intrigue. who was scarcely
thought of. trimmed him In straight heats. Ruth
NJ, the favorite in the 2:23 pace won in straight
heats. and SandolO duplicated her performance in
the 2:24 trot. The only contest in the 229 pace
brought over from yesterday, when Phebon w was
the favorite Rob Fitz beat him out in the fourth
heat and clipped Il seconds off his record. but the
faYorte got there in the fifth heat. Summaries:
PACING-2:29 CLAss-pIfRsE $500 postponed from
Frd
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
year-oIdr. Five ana a half
MEETING OF THE JOCKEY CLUB.
JOCKEY MURPHY REINsTATED - FINGAL
CASE POSTPONED TO AWAIT OFFICIAL
ADvIcEs FROM FORT ERIE TRACK

Saratoga, X. Y. Aug. 10 (SpecaD.-A meeting OF
the stewards Of the Jockey Club was held at the
racecourse here this afternoon. August Belmont
J. H. Bradford p. r. Hitchcock Andrew Miller
and J. G. FoIisnsbee were present The secretary
was authorized 20 correct the registration OF the
two-year-old colt Coidstream from onondsga-Lady
Dixon 10 Onondaga-May Dixon
The investigation OF the FingRl case was post
poned awaiting copy OF the official ruling OF the
Fort Erie Jockey Club.
Fifty dollars was appropriated from the jockey
fund for eZ-JOckey Charles Ossler.
Al the request Of the stewards Of the National
SteeplecheFe and Hunt Association, Jockey Jerry
Murphy WIS reinetated for steeplechase and hur-
die races IN the matter OF the charges preferred
by Trainer William KarTick against Jockey Nc
CHM, the stewards decided that the complaint was
Unfounded.
FIngal won a az Brighton Beach. and after
ward il was claimed that the horse had been ruled
en- By the stewards az the Fort Erie track The
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
RACING AT PAN-AMERICAN.
r41rRI.EY AGAIN BEATEN-"JOE" FULTON
DOWNS WALTER SMITH IN TWENTY
MILE PACED RACE.

Buralo Aug. ia fierce wind. sweeping diagon-
alIv across the wooden platter track Of the Pan
American Exposition. greeted the riders at to-
day's international National Cycling Association's 5
bicvcIe meet. This. however did not prevent good
racing NJ. L. Hurley lost another national cham
pionship to T. J. Grady the two-mile the first race
of the day Grady was the first 10 sprint for the
tape and maintained daylight between himself
and the New-York crack. This gives Grady two
championships. the two and five miles.
Buffalo landed the half-mile amateur handicap
it being won by Eddie" Denniston. with sixty
yards handicap.
The race of the day was the twenty mile mid
die distance motor paced championship. Walter
Smith X. c. w. Brooklyn shot 10 the front and
made the first mile in 80 40 breaking his record
OF I:44 4-5 Smith led for three miles and then il
was seen that he was in distress severe cramps
being the trouble: Joe Fulton, OF Springfield
Mass. then took the lead and maintained Il to the
end tapping all the others. F. A. Dosgood. OF
Lynn. Mass also rode we'll and finished second
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
END OF PoUGHKEEPsIE MEETING.

Poughkeepsie, n. Y, Aug. lO-The summer meet"
ing of the Hudson River Driving Park Association
ended to-day with two races, both OF which were
sharp contests. The attendance was small. but the
condition of the track and the weather were favor
able and good time made. The 2:lS trot had
Russell T. for favorite even money, and he
won the first heat in a scrappy finish. He showed
fatigue in the second heat. and landed fourth
which shocked the talent severely. and Winnfred
NJ was made favorite at 25 to IS for the field. The
other heats earnestly fought out. but the
Wilkes mare got away with both of them
In the 223 pace the bettors showed good judg-
ment in choosing Rosetta, 25 TO TO- for the mare
took first money in straight heats.
Many OF the horses go TO Newburg next week
while others are entered at Brighton. Summaries
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
KINGS COUNTY.

Paterson. n. j., Aug. 1O.-The Paterson and
kearny Cricket clubs which have been tied for the
lead Of the New-York Cricket Association dur
ing the season. had their first meeting in the cham
pionship series OF that organization here to-day.
The home team left no doubt as to its superiority
over its opponents by winning by IS runs. The
Rev. c. W. living was In great batting form for
the winners. and he shared the honor OF top score
OF the game with II. Taylor, both OF them making
50. = p. Tanner and w. BunCe also played wen
for % SHd % respectively while the latter bOwed
in rare form and captured wckets for u runs
Ihe totals were: Paterson Team A. 1856. kearny. ~
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
TWO FAMOUS BROOD MARES DEAD.

Lexington. KY Aug. 10 (speciaD.-Bun and Blue
daughter OF the famous Balloon and half-sister to
the wonderful mare Ballet Is dead at Ashland
Stud. together with Badge. bay foaled In
1879. Bun and Blue was twenty-eight years old
and WAS still doing active service in the stud She
produced four stake winners the best being Bright
Phebus. who won over $4,000 on the turf. Another
OF her colts was Rainbow, a Of LongfellOw
and a winner OF the Brooklyn Derby. The best of
Badges produce was the successful Sir Logis that
got the famous Lo1L
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
CRICKET.
ALI, THE GAMES SCHEDULED FOR YEsTER-
DAY TAKE PLACE IN SPITE OF
WARM WEATHER.

Although yesterday trihe hot for the thor
ough enjoyment of cricket. the devotees Of the
game were out in full force. and all scheduled
games took place
At Prospect Park. the Brooklyn cluS got close
game from the Manhattans, who were defeated by
six runs and three wickets to spare. after well
contested match. s. B. Standfast and D. BoxIl
both batted finely for Brooklyn. and IL was owing
10 their good stand for the fifth wicket that the
victory was assured. For the Manhattans A
Cleaver and J. Flannery divided the hOnors. with
eighteen apiece. the former hitting hard and the
latter playing steadily. The score:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
THE METROPOLITAN CHAMPIONSHIP

Paterson. n. j., Aug 10 (SpeciaD.-The game
played between Patersol's team and the eleven
of the Kearny Cricket Club. at Paterson. to-day,
decided the Metropolitan Association Champion
ship Paterson won easy victory. scoring 1S5 70
Kearnys IL Paterson was the first to bat, and.
after losing five wckets for IS runs made a stand
that netted 9S runs for the next four wckets
Bunce was in great form with the ball for Pater-
SON. and took six wickets Tor II runs, clinchilg the
bowling average prize.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
REGATTA on HUDSON.
LIGHTwEIGHTs DEFEAT HEAvYwEIGHTs-
j. UNGER WINS SINGLES.

J. CNGE4r WINS SlNGLES-
The twenty-eishth annual regatta OF the Bloom
tngdale Boat CLUB was held yesterday the Hud-
son River of the clubhouse at One-hundred-and-
second-st. The big of the day was the IN
vitation eight cared race. in which three crews
took part-the Atlantic Boat Club the Active Boat
Club and the Valencia Boat Club. The race was
between the Atlanucs and the Valencias al the
way. the Nalenctas winning.
The single gig race went TO J. Unger after
hard race. with Z. Malchow second. There was
much interest in the eIght-oared race for hsnt
and heavy weights The lightweight men crossed
the line winners by a couple OF lengths. SUM
maries:
J. OKeefe. third. Time. 4:I5A.
Double gig race-Won by boat No 4 n. W. Schutts.
bow, q. II. LeytOn. stroke. A. NJ. Unteed, coNs"all
h1ar No. l. Frank Kunkel bow: Fl j. Lang. stroke n
/. Selz. coXswain. second. Time. 2.5i@- 81.
Invitation four-oar-d baTge-W0n by Valencia g.
cub, William Stehl bow; a. Kerr. .. C. II Snl.n, 3,
g De4enbaeh. stroke; W Jones. coxswa'n AIr,j0 -iS
Boat club j. Johnson, bow; p Ahrnke, .; = W 49,
g. G. Thes. stroke; a. Forst. eoXswain second l'H's'
E.gbt-oared barge race ene-haH mile. between ls1S y
weights and heavNweghtS-Won by hghtwelshl e'g' II
Geoien, ". Wiiletts II. ". Schutte. j. Bauer
Lsytcn, William Murray. y. J. Breueh NJ. j. y NsS''
and r MalchoW.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
TATTERsALLs AT LEXINGTON BURNED.

Lexington, KY. Aug. 10 (speciaD.-Tattersalrs
formerly branch of TattersalPs, Of London now
owned by s. T. HARRISON & Co., was destroyed by
fire tonight, were a number Of stables and
houses adjoining. Fire broke out in the sale barn
and spread throughout the buildings covering some
twenty acres. The loss is estimated at $4,000 One
barn' occupied by the trotting string of w W.
4EIyans. on the grounds OF the Kentucky Trotting
Horse Breeders Association, was also burned
HARRISON Co. carried little Insurance.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
HoNoRs EASY AT HALIFAX.

Halifax. n s. Aus. lO.-At the International TO
gatta on the Arm here to-day Joe Mcclure ?,
Boston, won the amateur single sculls. while Hsao
and Mcclure. Of Boston. hon the amateur co00''
souls.
The Lorne crew OF Halifax beat the Millstrea@
crew, Of Boston. In the .s6ur-0ared race s..-r,ls
James Wray, OF AKstralia won the tnlS sss tIsl-
flax Champion
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
HARNESS RACING.
THE BISHOP AND CAPTAIN POTTER WIN
NERS ON THE LAST DAY AT
FORT ERIE.

BuNaIo Aur 1O-Heavy rain last night end this
morning delayed the start of the final days racing
OF the Grand Circuit meet at Fort Erie this after
noon until a:3o o'cIock. The track was still heavy
when the first heat wcs started. but by persistent
work it was put IN fairly good condition There
were only two events IN to-days card, the 2oi
pace which was by The Bishop In the last
three heats and the 21S pace. which Captain Pot-
ter landed in straight heats Threatening skies
kent the attendance down 10 $50.
There was some doubt obout Edith W. starting
in the 2OT class and she left out Of the pool
ing. Riley b sole faVor.te at $50, Mazette sSo and
the field 81. Edith ". set the psce for TIC hrst
quarter, with Mazette second and Eyelet third.
Erwin brought Riley up at the half. Eyelet drop
ping back TO fourth place. At the thrce-quarters
Mazette and Riley were neck and neck, and they
Swung into the stretch in the same positions 1t
was a hot finish between the pair, Mazette landing
the heat by length Riley 3. was again made
favcrte in the pools before the second heat selling
at even money against the field Mazette set the
pace Riley B. and The Bishop trailing in second and
third positions respectively, to the three-quarters
where Mazette dropped back to third place Riley
3. the heat and Mazette beat The Blshop Tor
the pIace. Riley B.. the pole, took the lead in
the third mile. The Bishop assumed the lead at
the half and won from Riley B. in fine finish. In
doing So however, he was forced to lower his for
mer mark of 209& to 207h.
The Bishop became a hot favorte, selling for
$50 against the field at $50 for the fourth heat At
the half The Bishop and Edith w. led the field by
six lengths. pacing neck and neck around into the
stretch. The Bishop by half length. with
lots of speed left in him. The Bishop sold for $25
and the field for $6 in the fifth and final heat
which proved to be the best Of the day. The
Bishop again beat Edith w. in a driving finish,
winning first money.
Orrin B. opened favorite in the 2:1S pace. He
sold at $25 Samartana 81 and the field $25 Captain
Potter won the money in straight heats without
extending himself Orrin B. getting the second
share of the purse and John r. Potts, by finishing
second in the third heat landed third money. Sum-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11

horse was therefore suspended pending investsa-
ton.
The McGinn case furnished more material for the
scandal mongers than any other happening at
Brighton Beach. McGinn rode Lady Radnor so
badly that she was beaten at short ODDS, ana the
next day, with different rider. she beat a PETER
field at y TO !. Her trainer complained OF NC
GiRn's riding and requested investigation Wnlch
has resulted in the vindication OF the jockey.
TWO FAvoRITES WIN AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis Aug 10-Lunar and Nearest were the
only winning favorites at Delmar Park to-day.
Long shots captured the rest Of the card. Track
fast. Summary:
First (selling: furlongs)-Empyreal. 100
RaUntleroy) u won: Two Annes, 1O1 CDaiel, TO
2 second Diaz lBelD .. third. Time, 1:Si 4.
Second purse hye furlongs)-okla 10! cGilmore)
70 !. Mamie English i07 (T o,Brenl Z to sec
ond: Attelle. 100 (ONeilD. TO !, third Time 1o51t
Third race (selng; seven furlongsl-Neilie Helmuth'
Or. Murphy. l. Miss Thersa, 100 (Wain-
wright. 80 /. second; Syncopated Sandy, 1O2 Ct
O'Buen). l, third Time, 1:SO&- .
Fourth purse; six and one-half furongs)-Nery,
100 CBeiD. II Jim Clark 105 ODalel, even sec
ond: Charles c.. 100 Faunteroy), 10 /. third Time
l:22 -
Fifth race purse; mile and sixeenthLunar. ITO
Dalel 70 3. Meddiesome. e5 OBeiD, to l. sec
ond Lord Neville. 1o6 It. Bren) to l. third Time
I:49h.
Sixth Cselling; furlongs)-Nearest, Io7 o.
jones' won: Dream, 9s Nindseyl 10 to /.
second Schnell Laufer los Dugan). l3 to third Time
1.2S&
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11

The West Indians had of the closest and
most exciting finishes played this season with the
Antilles at Prospect Park where the last named
team by the narrow margin Of one run p
Ballast and T. Romeo did the best batting for the
winners. while for the West Indians the honors
divided by J. D. Goodridge and c. s. Pear
man. The score:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11

The Paterson Club sent its Team for its
Park, and draw was the result OF the meeting
The BroOklyns were in great batting form, and
with good contributions from A Lowell, r. c. NJ
Browne and H. Poyer they enabled 70 declare
their innings closed. with only wickets down.
Paterson then played for a draw, and al call of
time had only wickets down for 6S runs, J. ker-
win and A. Brown making useful stand
The
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
FLEIsCHMANN STABLE SOLD.
THE BROWN COLT SMART SET BRINGS
TOP PRICE OF s1O5O0

Saratoga. y. Y. Aug. IO.-The entire stable of
horses in training belonging TO Julius Fleischmann,
with the exception of the two-year-old Firing Line.
sold At auction here to-day. Excellent prices
realized. The list follows
erick waihaum - :. s1o6oo
serene; j. H. Carr TI, - - =. t.....r. 600
wiss = :. $500
H - % =, =" DiAoi.iooli.io i'.ce .l 5000
o'Brien" ~ mp l..Deit .e-e. 5000
ReaTdon :. ~ ..e'i., 1soO
s j. Won Pran1. =. 1880
sally %; Frank Farrell " .a!.......i: $50