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New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
ACCIDENTS DISCOURAGE CORNELL,
HUNT. FULLBACK. THREATENED WITH
WATER ON THE KNEE-PURCELL IN
BAD SHAPE.
Gpv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.


laca Oct 27-pespite the heavy rain and the
stiffness of the players the coaches to-day put the
Cornell eleven through the hardest Monday ptac-
tce Of the season. Several fresh accidents struck
ciscouragement 10 the hearts OF the coaches The
hoodoo which has rested the position OF full
back all the has affected SANDY Hunt
In Saturdays game with Oberlin ne injured his
leg and is now threatened with water the
knee After hard effort TO play this afternoon he
compelled 10 leave the field. and was replaced
by Shepard. Sheble. left hafback and Costello,
right tackle were both obliged leave the prac
tice account OF injuries but II could not be
determined tonight how seriously they were hurt
Purcell unable 20 play and even If he re
covers in time for the Princeton game he will be
in no shape 70 play throughout a long contest.
Individual and line coaching occupied most OF
the afternoon The coaches endeavOred 10 cor
rect some Of the weaknesses which became appar
ent last SATURDAY, In general their effort TO
put the finishing touches rather than TO make
radical changes IN the team play In a twenty
minute lineup the varsity could score only one
touchdown which Coffin made fifteen yard
run around left end The eleven played fast and
hard. but did not execute The formations smoothly
Unless this fault can bs reTedted soon Cornell :
chances against Princeton will be slim.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
SUGGEST MARKET FOR HEADQUARTERS
CHEF ENGINEER M'LEAN THINKS THE
SITE OF CENTRE GOOD ONE FOR
THE POLICE.

Chief Engineer Mclean OF the Department of
Finance in a long report Controller Grout
hnds that the public markets Of Manhattan are
in a dilapidated and unsanitary condition and
numerous recommendations are made for their
repair. The report Of Mr.. Mclean is practically
following the lines laid down by Borough Presi-
dent Cantor who few months ago made a
statement that extensive repairs would have 70 be
made. Centre Market is said be IN the worst
condition. II is unsanItary and the floors are in
such a dilapidated state than M Mclean says
ii repairs are not made al once il should be va
Gated The following five markets are mentioned
specifically: Clinton, Centre, Union, Tompkins
ana Catharine.
For Centre Market Mr Mclean recommends
that the building be raZed and that the site be
used Tor police headquarters Speaking Of this
he
TO my mind the site OF this market is d most
ossira bic one. being centrally located and
fronting upon three main thoroughfares, and
would prove a most exceptional site fer a
building to be used a police headquarters Of
which the city is sadly in need
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
YACHTING.
T. ROGERS MAXwELLs sEvENrY-FoorER
YANKEE HAS A NOTABLE RECORD.

j. ENOGEAElS uA[N ELL SENENl1-FOOIEFs
YANKEE HAS A NOTABLE RECORD
Whenever a shamrock white field, the prf-
vate signal of ]. Rogers Maxwell is seen lying
the leach of a yachts mainsaiI just under the
gaf end, yachtsmen have learned to understand
quickly that the flag does not fly slow boat
for there is generally 10 be found at her wheel a
man whose skill a helmsman has gained for him
the name OF being of the best amateur skip
pers that sails the waters of New-York Bay and
Long Island Sound.
Every yacht that Mr.. Maxwell has owned-and
he has owned both sloops and schooners-has a
record as racer, but the he takes the most
pride in is the seventy-footer Yankee. which he
sailed many times to victory last season. The
Yankee was also splendidly handled by his son.
Harry Maxwell in several the Sound
notably in August, when she defeated her class
mate, the Mineola with the famous Charlie
Barr at the latter's wheel
In the long race around Cape Cod of eighty
miles from Vineyard Haven 10 Provincetoun. dur
ing the cruise Of the New-York Yacht Club. the
Yankee. although beaten by the Rainbow. made
brave showing in the stiff breeze that prevailed
that day. Taken all in all. she made most credit
able record during the son. Here Is a list or
her winnings;
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
LONG SHOTS WIN AT LAToNIA.

Cincinnati. Ohio. Oct 27-It was good day for
long shots at Latonia three of the six events go
ing to horses with inviting prices against them
Track heavy: weather cloudy and cool Summa-
ries.
First race six furlongsl-J- T loa 'Aksrl. 70 l.
Won Moderator 100 tNeelyl. second, Floret iO2
"a. HalJ. To l. third Time 20
second race tivs furlongsl-Bob Franklin. N3 o..
DalyI 10 to l won NIscL T.,nEyror,r Mountain
10 10 l. second Bargee los cIroxler) 10 l. thir,i
Time. OGl2
, Iaira Ia,e 5one mile,-Trocadero ioa lHelsesonl :
70 . won; Altoona. I.3 GiothersoD. "a !. second;
AiRliess io2 - O,ConnoTl, :" to l. third Time Isl
tourta mile and cnthll-auN Middle
some. 81 Helgeson). won lOl (Dadel
Time l-5s
Fifth race (hye and onehalf furongs)-Bridal March
1u4 NlerTmanl - 10 l. MaNete. l06 III hookerl
. 10 J. second. Miss Eon lo4 tAlsirel. 10 l. third
sixth race tsx furlones)-Aden 100 CH Bookerl. 3
10 l. Optimo. 1O2 Lindsey. l6 second: Him.
tine. ia tCastrol to l. thTo- Time. .lsS
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
AUTO CUPS AWARDED.
THE FULL LIST OF AWARDS MAY BE
KNOWN TO-DAY

The committee in charge Of the awards for the
automobile test between this city and Boston has
not finished its labors promised. The COMMITTEES
was in session FOR several hours yesterday at the
clubhouse of the Automobile Club Of America ut
r,lty-e4gnth-st. and Fifth-ave.. and while IL de-
oided upon the machines which will get the three
.uns the full list OF awards will be ready until
today II II is ready then.
The cup offered by Winthrop e Scarritt. chair
nan of the contest committee. has been awarded to
,ha stevens Arms and Tool Company's six horse
noU,sr gasolene car weighing 1850 pounds. The
Sbsmberlin Cup. offered by George F. Chamberlin
Sss been handed 10 a Knox automobile an
Z horsepower gasolene machine. weighing 100
1oounds The third cup. presented by John A HILL
Poss 10 an automobile made by the DarracQ Conn
5eny o, France II is a u horsepower gasolene ma
ppbire and was driven BY Harold II. Brown.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
NEARLY BEATS L4SKER.
s LIPsCHUETZ AND THE CHESS CHAMPION
HAVE AN INTERESTING GAME.
TWICE ADJOURNED.

Champion Lasker had a narrow escape from
being beaten in a match game the Manhattan
Chess Club on Sunday afternoon. when 5. Lip
schuetz was pitted against him AT first Lasker
put UP a fine defence, but he made a direct blunder
on his twenty-sixth move. and Lipschuetz could
have won the game by proceeding 2LR-
KR4 2P-R ch.. 29O-R7 ch- and 30Q-R s.
mate The game was adjourned. but in the evening
sitting long hght ensued. 10 be again adjourned
Before Lasker began his simultaneous exhibition
at the Manhattan Chess Club he made bet, TAX
ing the odds of 10 l. that he would not lose a
single game He won seventeen games. lost none
and drew nine thus winning his bet. Detail of the
Lasker-LpschuetZ game thus far:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
GIVES Up EUROPE FOR RACE.
C. OLIVER IsELIN TO RETURN FROM ABROAD
TO TAKE CHARGE OF NEW CUP
DEFENDER
IRY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSE-l J

New-Rochelle. y. Y Oct. &C. Oliver Iselin.
VINO ha. been selected 10 command the new Cup
defender has abandoned his tour OF Europe II was
learned to-day. and viii sail with his family on
November for this country. Mr.. and Mrs. Iselin
and his daughters now in Paris When the
yachtsnan went abroad last summer he closed his
big house here. dismissed his servants and made
preparations 20 remain beyond the Atlantic two
wears
Mr. ISelins houseEeepeT. VINO had been Win tne
family ten years, entered the employ Of Mrs: Og-
den Goelet al Newport. where she was killed IN an
elevator accident II is felt here that Nr. lseiin
decision 10 be the skipper OF the Cup defender
again makes certain that he will reopen All View
smmedia tely on his return.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
SAYS SETTLEMENT By CONFERENCE
OFFICIAL OF RAILWAY TRAINMEN DE
cIAREs THAT THERE WILL BE no EX-
cIrEMENr OVER CHICAGO DEMANDS.

Chicago Oct N-w. @. Lee. Vice-Grano Master
OF the Brotherhood OF Railway Trainmen SAID to-
Gay that while the demand for an increase IN
wages OF five cents hour had been made only
by the switchmen in the Chicago district II "ouio
affect the men throughout the West Inc wage
scale is now uniform on all Western roads. ne
said and is known as the Chicago scale The
settlement OF the demand for new scheoule mere
VIII make similar conditions elsewhere -. =.
We have had contracts with the various Iosos
Tor eighteen years. and the questlon OF shsiie s
wages for Chicago EwitChmen VIII he setueo IN
conference There is 20 be no excitement con-
rected with the question"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28

From The Chicago Tribune.
The reason why | quit shaving, said Rivers,
was that figured up one day the amount OF time
il took / usel spend a little over fifteen min
utes every dav OF my life shaving myself 7
found that mis- used up ten or twelve working
days every year. and decided simply couldn't
We'll" responded Brooks, you spend least
half An hour three times a day eating your meals.
That makes ten and half hours week. There
are ffty-two weeks I'm a year. Ten and half
times iftv-tWo is-et see-tS $40 Allowing
eight hours a working day., you spend sixty
eight days or two months. every year at
vour meals Why don't you quit eating?"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
Ro4DBED OF VIEW MAINE LINE FINISHED
WILL. OPEN Up A RICH TIMBER CoUNTRY-EX
PECTED To BE IN OPERATION RY
DECEMBER

Bangor. Me Oct % tSpeciaD-The roadbed has
been finished for the entire htty-two miles OF the
new Fish River Railroad. which is extension Of
the Bangor and Aroostook from Ashland TO Fort
Kent II is expected that the road will be in
operation on December / Thirty-three miles Of
track have been laid. and work Is going on at the
rate OF mile day-
This new railroad extends the very northern
tip Of Maine Fort Kent, the St Johns River. be-
ing the most northerly settlement OF the State The
road traverses rich timber country that has never
been touched by the axe Now that transportation
facilities are 10 be provided II will quickly become
the scene OF extensive logging and sawmill opera
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
APAWAMIs
HAPPY cHAPPY WINS AT ST LOUIS

- Louis. Oct. 27-Happy Chappy az Is 10 I
won the feature Of the card to-day at the Fair
Grounds. Lady Idrts and Buccleuth were the onI,,
winning favorites The summary:
First race purse; i've and furongsl-Acto, ia
upudenl 2 . J. won. Fair Lass llO IT. Walsh1 20
= w l. ''iIu lime
tSoha race ceiling six furlongsiLadv Idris 10 wv
I3' a-lI' 20 = Won one More. los ID. Gilmore 20
Se-!l, L<tter l'S dfigg nsb. third Tin- 49,
LaHG re PnTse one mile and yards-Buc-
TatLiH, ~ T.. Nalsht even. won. Ouienarde. l04
Time. l-46A '' : ." = ''iiu
u9Ith race purs@, six furlonEsj--Happy Chspn, %
~ y dllol 10 70 J. won. Ras or % &C. Bonner q 10
ia - W - 'i''u Time
tfih race selling one-e.ghth roiesl-zor,.
Jos ID Vttitoe 20 Won Charles y i0S ~ ,II
- / second kngstelle los 81. Walsh 20 / third
Hf,n race selling seven furIongs)The Messenger 100
~ 4fonnerl. q 70 J. won, Icicle CVVatson1
S-Sond; Red Apple. los ~ Walsh 20 10 / third Time
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
TRANSFER FOR WENDELL.
TWO OTHER CAPTAINS SHIFTED so He
MAY HAVE UPTOWN PRECINCT

For the reason that he wanted 20 send Captain
Wendell 10 e2sier precinct up town, Commis-
sioAer Partridge yesterday transferred police
captains in Manhattan as follows:
Charles c. Wendell. from Elizabeth-st to West
One-hundred- d-tWenty- -hfth-st
Bernard Gallagher, from Eldridge-st. 10 Eliza
beth-sr
William Hogan. from West One-hundred- and
twenty-hfth-st. 10 Eldridge-st.
The Commissioner said Captain Wendell had
asked for a change 10 an uptown precinct. Cap
tain Hogan. who is sent TO the red light dis
trfct, said yesterday that he knew that district
we'll having served In IL both captain and acting
captain. and he would do his duty IN IL although
his stay IN Harlem had been pleasant
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
THE BALLO0yIsTs REPEyGE.

From The Cleveland Plaindealer
The bauoonst drew his friend aside
The time has come he Missed. when there is
no longer room the earth for both mana
ger and mesen One OF US must seek the other
shore To-day-yes, to-day
What would you dor
Il have IL all planned. When I ascend to-day I
will fling myself from the balloon when I have
reached a height OF say fifty feet. I will drop di-
rectiy my manager and cr-r-ush him in his
tracks. And now. can depend upon you?''
Me- What / do?'
You my friend: You must help All 1
YOU 10 do is 10 hold the wretch until / tum-
BILE him.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
lSA2z SPORTS ArDk[Ia
RNDRECPEATIONE{=1z{I|zz,. {=1I|z. 81,

l0S@s
Second mI.eJ-Federal 10 tCohurnl. % 20
won; Dr. stephens los iOtis) 10 20 l. second Hoodwnk
@s Robbins, Il 10 . third. Time :4l1s
lhird race tsiX furlongsOptiCnaL lci Noooinsl II 70
/. /. Won: Bqmmer. los Nv. Hicks, 70 ? second /
S-lIneison, lD' Coburnl 2O third Time ] l-L44O
Fourth race sX and half furlongsl-Ethylene lo5
tsattlste) 70 > Cuthbert 10 tBuchahanl 4
TO 2. second. Elsie l. lCpburni |. third Time
li92s
Fifth ive furlongsl-Bad News lO1 B Davis. IL
70 70 won Al Revoir. 115 (Coburn 10 l. second Fort
wayne. 10 tBattistef. 10 ). third Time. lonS - -
sixth race tone and milesScoteh Plaid
lO4 tBuchsnant. l3 Peaceful l0B 'battistei
ls7st ~
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
EXPELLED SECOND TIME FROM rn.,cr

Paris Oct -" mLs sor this evening says that
expelled from France after investiea,,o. 'eceH,y ~
part OF the authorities Of the alleged t,rs on '7
having returned 10 this country In The - aI'uh'S'
that his would be reheard. the No..
Interior directed that he be once sxster Of the
Burns arrested this afternoon and dpeHed again.
Quoted 10 the frontier VIII be con-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
GOLF.
BALTUSROL WOMEN WIN TEAM CHAM
PIONSHIP OF METROPOLITAN LINKS.

BY defeating the Morris County team Baltus
rol yesterday, the Baltusrol team won the cham
pionship Of the Womens Metropolitan Golf Associ-
alton for the second successive season. The score
yesterday showed the decisive superiority Of the
champions. Morris County beaten by 10 O.
the points being reckoned by the Nassau system,
which has nov firmly established itself with the
members OF the association. The winning team
was composed OF Mrs. Z. A. Mance Mrs. H b
AShmore Mrs y. Peudeton Rogers and Miss
Marion Oliver. The score was:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
GAMES IN BROOKLYN

The following football games have been arranged
TO be played Washington Park BROOKLYN: No
vemoer I. 2;3o P m, Poly Inst Us. Poly Prep. No
vember l. 10 80 a. New-York University vs Polv
Inst November (. 2.9O p. m Erasmus vs. Bows
High School; November S. 2So p m Poly Prep VS.
81 Paul; November Is. 2:$0 p. m. ST Paul vs.
Boys High School, November TO- 3.l5 m Polv
PPTeR VS. Erasmus Mqyember % 80 p m, Boys
p. m. Poly PREP. VS. Bows High School
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
ETHYLENE FIRST BY A IE,,o-.

! 10 10 s. the fourth race the sN 10
Worth to-day. defeating ST cuthbert h, 'ure , al
Elsie l. OF badly and cut on came fas, length
the stretch 10 get third money BY a enough in
Andes. Weather clear and cool: trs.cSsse from
Summary: Sh good.
Firs; race ave ana oae-hal: furlonss)-Ann,
daoob.ns. 70 ]. Aylner Bruce lO7 (ossseet
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
CORNELL NAY SEND CREW TO HENLEY
ATHLETIC COUNCIL. FAvoRs oNE-soME OPPOSE
TON BY FACULTY MEMBERS

Ithaca, N Y. Oct 2Z-CorneIrs athletic council
favors sending crew to Henley year. This
decided at Saturdays meeting. but the govern
ing board intended TO keep silent about IL until the
question could be discussed further The ballot was
taken determine the sentiment of the members
and does not definitely settle the question
Considerable opposition TO the plan was shown by
the faculty members OF the council but the under-
graduate sentiment strongly in favor of IL
Since the sweeping victory at Poughkeepsie lasc
June there has been much discussion of Henley
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
SOMETHING DOING.
From The Kennebec Journal

From The Kennebec Journal
Towne-Met Dumpsey to-day in one of his most
melancholy moods. said he had nothing 20 live
for; just slapped him on the chest and told him
TO brace up.
Browne-But you couIdnt I arouse him ehq
Towne-Arouse him. Whew! / should saw In
pocket.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
TO INSPECT PENNSYLVANIA LINES.

Philadelphia Oct. H.-President Cassatt ana me
board Of directors OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company left here to-day In special train on
their annual tour OF inspection. The trip Will eS-
tend as ear west as Cleveland. From that point
The party will proceed 20 Buffalo by way OF the
Lake Shore road returning 20 this city on FRIDAY
affernoop
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28

Yesterday Lasker beat Finn in French Defence
game in thirty-three moves The champion mas
row won fve games against Hodges. Showalter.
Delmar Hymes and Finn He drew one with roe
thing and the game against Ltpschuetz Is still un-
finished
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
ESSEX COUNTY woMEN WIN

Orange. y. J.. oct. q CspecaD-The von,en's
golf team Of the Essex County Country Club de-
feated a team from the Apa Club on the Hut
70" fSrk course TINS afternoon, Il 10 o The
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
REPORTED TERMINAL PURCHASE.

il Is reported that the Illinois Central Railroad
Company has bought 100 acres or land ~ soutn
kens.nSrton a suburb of Chicago. with the object
OF btsininr additional terminal facilities. which
arc Needed especially for the accommodation OK the
Son pany's coal business
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
RAcE-THE NASSAU. one NH. ana ..ven,y
SIXTH RACE-one
vANDERBILrs oUos EGO $780,.

Paris. Oct. 27.-w. X vanderbilts oyos r.. -
second to-day al the race for the PIT, r So wa
al the ST Cloud meeting. "a rilsandcTi"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28

District Attorney Jerome, Inspector Brooks and
Captain Walsh OF the West Thrtieth-st station
had conference yesterday al the District Attor-
neys Office. II about the recent raids in the
Tenoerloin district. They getting evidence to-
gether.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
BEATS WORLD RECORD.
PRINCE ALERT. IN HALF MILE. ALSO
WINS A $4,000 PURSE.

Memphis Tenn. oct 1.-THE special match race
for $4,000 side. between the PAGERS Prince Alert
in easy victory for the former at the Memphis
Driving Park this afternoon. Prince Alert made
the remarkable time Of 57S. seconds. This estab-
fishes new worlds record for this distance in
race, beating the former time by 2ts seconds.
The contest was not satisfactory all OF its de-
tails After scoring several times the horses got
away from the halfpole in perfect alignment.
Sanders Immediately sent Sir Albert S. forward and
he led Prince Alert by two lengths AT the quarter
pole Sanders increased his lead by three lengths.
and Sthe timers hung ISLE for the quarter.
Making the turn for home, Sir Albert s.. still in
commanding lead. broke badly and Prince Aerr
forged to the front. and won by three lengths.
Many hOrsenen expressed the opinion that had
Sir Albert kept his feet the result would have been
different. and the time reduced at least quarter
o. or ssSond The former record for half mile
Fast time was the order in the Mazuma Stake.
Msxine, the winner, trotting the second heat in
The free7tor-a4 pace for mares easily
Fareno annexed the 2Os trot in straight heats
h % MpRs T5a pf6Py 6 Cap ae rom 1%9 r Monk Ts
mary:
TFoTTIf SsEnEs IL i4a ss9EaS
plrsi8a DT Book ' n r H5 BliIGas iGRsS'
WHO" BOY 0 fine + Ss,ossf5is siais. a:i2. ais
TRoTT1NG-2:sO cLAss-THE MAzCMA-PURss
Maxine b. m. by Jackdaw-Pansy McGresor
chis. Ciiudson,.
Baron De Shay. b. e CdcEenryD. .............. s
Tell. blk. (McCartyl. ...............
Time, 20s&. 2OSS 2.I24
FREE-FOR-ALL PACING-MARES-THE QUEENS
CCP-PURSE $1,000
Fanny Dnlard. b m, bv Hal Dnard-H-len NJ
Edith W. b CTurnsrl. rl.........................x
LOtte smart. ch u Loomies).
Time, 2OSI4. 2:05is
TROTTING-2O9 CLASS-PURSE $1,000
Fereno. blk by Mo-Hattie (Benyonl. I
Thle Young ch m tSwearinger) 4
Belle Kuser. br m. Caudson) -.....--..-.........
Wuque, b. "a McDonaIdl g
Miss Whitney. b IL. McDonaid). ............... a
Palm Leaf br (McCarty). ....-...................
Time. 2:O7A. 2:0s
PACING-SPECIAL MATCH-HALF- MILE DAsa-oNn
HEAT
Prince Alert b by Crown Point CDenarest)
Sir Albert $ br by Diablo (Sanders).
Time by quarters. O:ssis 0:5T%
TROTTING TO WAGON-MEMPHIS GOLD CUP
VALUE s5.Ooo-FREE FOR ALL-AMATEURs TO
DRIVE.
Lord Derby. b e by Manbrino King CAdr
The Monk. br. e CMr Billings. )................ D \
Time 2:Osiz. 2O7A
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

The semi-annual championship OF the University
club is 10 take place tomorrow at the ST. An
lreWs inks; The competition is at thirty-six
More than seventy entries have been received
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28

Inc East Jersey Golf Associations championship
has been set for Friday and Saturday al the links
u the Essex County Country Club Orange. How
ard Gifen, Of East Orange. is the present holder
y the Championship cup, having won IL for two
-uccesslVe years. An additional prize for this
lar winner mas been offered by p. r. Heller
VIII Anderson. open champion in 1901 and c.u
bert Nichols. of Boston. will meet George Low, Of
Ry }lfs ksr Meadow and John shppen, of Marine and
-ISlu al the Marine and Field Club links on Sat
500 '~'- -'' d purse OF
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28

satire us lMeadel. 50 ! and IS Sedit!on.
tGgoShEan) zoo % and 80 70 J: Frank kinney. lO9
AAhightl 90 % ] and 20 Tonsolee. Miller
~ 70 and % % / Early Eve los tCreanlerl. so
ana : 70 ! Oclawaha, lOl tMir5erb. ~ o ! 10
s MesSeT; 100 ,ksaiern 70 ana 70 J. Merchant
1Mo5overnl, 30 20 J and l. ran. start good.
Easily By 3 lengths. Time. .27s..
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
SECOND RAcE-2-ytar-olds 81 tarlonrs
THIRD RAcE-seliins: for 8-year-olas ana over mil.
and 20 Yards

J. J. McCanerty's ch. c II L Coleman.
by Farandoe-OrcEid. 3 as. .tRedfern, ! IL s..
Bar le Due. 3 3.-..-..-...-.--. .fSheaJ 6-l q
Ben Howard 3. l02 .......... tCrearer1 15-I s.
Kilograrn. I0S G-yne) II s 10 n. The Tails
man Yo martini; 20 20 and y 70 !: Dr Rd4e, IL
30 / and eO 70 J. Bonus. - CMcFaddsn). 200 10
and 80 70 Waterton los 'Boiesenl $50 % and 40 tc
Prince Richard. l06 tMichaelsl. Is ! and q !
and Robert Metcalf. 9S Il Walsh loo and 40 &C
! also start fair. Driving hy head. Tine
l4Ta.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
THE SUMMARIES.

FIRST RAcB-selling: years and over: turlongS
Betting
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-13
Pensions. for southwe.terner..
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

ncPO Bl.lC SfEClAlA
Washington. Sept. 12-Penslons have been
lows:
:, Missouri-John N. Lewis. Smallett. IS; Gordan
Mnlisms: Shlilieothe. s.; Dahney p Doser.
tieosse kiucaid. Trenton. s.: joseph Raeter "a "a.
monte, ss: Harriet Anderson. Shickley. IS: Ham
nah T. L1~renee ~ ;,. Milo IS Marssret smith. s.,
Hanck. ST. LOUIS. IS; Georgana Malin. Weston
Arkansas-George W. Campbell. Anna. IS; Eph-
rain Harrington. Fayetteville. Sii: Samuel Nor
Veil. Auburn. Si2: minors OF Walter A. Cooke.
Iilinois-Aibert A. Place. Peoria. SO: Hamilton
eead. Mount Vernon. so: Joseph " .Latz, G1les.
vile, s2i: Allen G. Ward. carmi. s24: B:njamia
McHenry.. $: Letus J. Aulsur. Litueton. IS:
minors OF James "a Booker. Decatur. st: Ta-
bltha A Evans. Cisne. 81: Margaret Renschel.
Tndians.George W. Flint. coa,esville. SO: VIII
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