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Il. or bad effects following use Of liquor.
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II you need a medicine you should have the
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You may have q sample bottle Of this
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and book that tells 6k3 Sh
more about IT. both sent 81
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Don't make any mistake but remem-
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sediment OF set
ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
sion Of the kid
neys; II II stains
your linen /, Is
evidence Of kid
ney trouble; too
frequen, desire 10
pass Il or pain in
the back Is also
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Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know Il.

Fin q bottle or common glass with your
water and let II stand sweniy-four hours .
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NOTICE.

On and after the lst Of December
1902. the following prices for coal vii
be adopted:
s. per bushel delivered, cash on deliv
cry. &c per bushel at mine.
We will pay the miners 3l4c per bu-
shell for digging coal,
Joseph Schroeder, Jr.,
Henry Goeppner,
Andrew Hopf,
Mat. Reese,
Isidor Schuetter.
Mat. Ecker.
Dec. 5.-2m.
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WonoeTIuI oiSccvery
and . book that tells
more about 1t. both sent
absolutely free BY mail.
address Or. Kilmer &
Co.. Binghamson. N. Y
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

ty-seventh-st-. is making A number OF sales or
horses for farm and business PURPOSES The hrm
saws it is having weekly arrival of fifty head
from the West.
AIphnrso Foy. Of Newark, reports good attend
a1ro at his weekly auction sales
John Moore & Co. of No 80 Narren-st, re-
port business fairly good
AT Andrew MOwbray's repositories, NO 20
Schermerhorn-st.. Brooklyn. may be found a
varied assortment of and second hand car
risres Mr Mowbray recently sod the PAGER Don
JTsn said to have a record of 210i4-
Edward CaIlanans Sors. No 164 West Forty
ei,th-st sold a number of runabouts and station
wagons in the week just ended
The assets Of the Osborne & Burke Company,
nanhr1,pts consisting of harness blankets, cool
ers sheets lap robes. whips and stdblt supplies.
viii he sold by Charles Shongood auctioreer. at
me firms place of business No. 90 Barclay-st, To-
morrow at 1890 a. HI
The & T. Bates Company. Thomas harrington
nresident with stables at Sixty-ninthst. and West
Fnd-ave reports the sale OF ten horses last week
Norran Iehigh manager Of the Fashion Coach
Horse C.ornnanv at No. West Fifty-ffth-st..
rennrts the sale of eleven horses in the last week
James Downey with headquarters at No S46
Atlantic-ave.. Brooklyn. reports fair weeks ous-
ness. with nurber OF sales OF station wagons
summer use.
At the Majestic Stables. Mcdonald & WoodheId,
propretors an active weeks business is reported
siroch. who was lately sold 10 Mr.. Bangor OF
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

Bedford Park is announced to appear al the En-
rire track this season The stable purchased two
promising yearIings at the recent Fasig-Tipton
sale
Among the sales last week by D. S. Loves. man
ager Of the Empire Coach Horse Comrany. Sew
entv-sixth-st and Broadway. were pair of coach
horses and a pair of driving horses Beth sales
were 10 out of town persons
II Zimmerman of No 135 Fourth-ave-, Brook
lvp saws he can take Of a few more horses
for the season at his farm in Somerviile. y. j.
Mr. Jenich at the head OF the Speedway caters
to both and horse
studebakcr Brothers Company. Broadway. Sew
enth-ave and Forty-eighth-st.. has exhibition
large variety of coaches roofseat brakes and
golf wagons In the harness department nay he
found the latest style IN hatness. robes and other
ea1lipments for both travel and stable use
Messrs Van Tasseu & Kearney. dealers in high
grade wa gons Of all descriptions, this week
efisplaytug line OF broughams. omnibuseS.
ticforias traps etc. 81 their repository Nos. 100
and IL East Thirteenth-st.
A good stock of both pleasure and business
wagons Of many STYLES, coloTs and sizes be
seen at the waTerOoms of j. r Goodrich x Co.
No sst Broadway The tirm has hand also
few second hand carriages, which u has put in
good condition and offers at attractive prices
ouinhy & Co. Of Newark. making many
saIes of high grade summer carriages OF their own
make.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

Of No 81 Murray-st sold large number OF farm
and business wagons in the last week.
Louis Black of Jerome-ave.. proprietor OF the
Black Horse Liniuient reports sales good
Bacon & Clark Of Nos. 80 and 81 Bridge-st,
Brooklyn at their Wednesday auction sale. sold
one hundred and fifty head including coach cob
and saddle horses
L. d. Orsor of No. 1874 Broadway. received in
the last week several orders for his horse food
from the nearby racetracks
John F. Gibson of F1fty-hrst-st and Broadway
reports A fresh arrival of twenty-five head from
the West
The T. S Remson Company, OF Brooklyn SOLD
several new and second hand carriages In the last
week.
The firm of Straus Hexter Fifty-hfth-st- and
Broadway report a fair weeks business
Frank Hewitt with stables at Fifty-nnth-st
and the Circle sold Shetland ponies last week.
Mr. Smith of No 14s West One-huudredth-st.
of Shetland ponies to Newport buyers.
Stein & Co the horse dealers in Brooklyn. re-
port sales of over nifty head last week
J. T. o'Connor. Of sherHran-ave. and pyekman-
ct had fair week IS business.
John Arthur, one of the oldest horse dealers In
the trade having disposed Of his stock OF horses,
will spend the summer abroad.
Tuaueer's store No. 81 Murray-st-. has on exhi-
bltion an attractive display of horse goods
r. Sire OF Newark reports the arrival OF TWEEN
ty-fve head OF horses from his stock farms IN the
West.
T. Mcbride with stables at No. 10 East I"er-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
GOLF.
anderson and BroScn Tied for Open
Championship at Baltusrol.

large and enthusiastic gathering of golf
admirers witnessed the closing days play of the
open championship yesterday at the Baltusroi
Golf Club links. which resulted in tie between
Willie Anderson the present open champion
of the Western Golf Association. and open cham
pion Of America in 1901 and David Brown.
open champion of Great Britain in 1856. They
tied at 301 which equals the best golf ever
played in this country for seventy-two holes,
made by Laurence Auchterlonie last year in
the open championship at Garden City,
Anderson had a chance to equal the world s
record of 800 for seventy-two holes, made by
Harry Vardon in the recent open champion
ship of Great Britain, but he lost the oppor-
tunity through taking eight for par } hole in
the final round. which may yet cost him the
championship which he had well in hand at the
time. On his first round he did the hole in :
and on the next two rounds in each, and he
was made in } by his playing partner. w. c.
Carnegie. Anderson however, used a brassy
spoon in driving from the tee and pulled the
ball into the woods to the left of the course.
In trying to play out with an iron the ball
struck a tree and bounded forty yards back
over his head into pile of rocks at the foot of
the hill.
With this one exception his golf was the pest
exhibition seen on the links. his lmee
previous rounds and all save this hole in
the final round were played in par golf. Flndlay
:. Douglas champion of the Metropolitan ,Ioii
Association was the Only amateur to get in the
money. and his prize will be in plate. 1hree
professionals tied for ninth and tenth prizes
and they divided the money Ihey were 'Ti.,. IN
Holmes Willie" Smith and Alec" Ross Ihe
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
.oueenEv BREAKS TRACK RECORD.

chicago. June Z7.-Mcchesney' carrying tne heavy
,r,nost of 12s pounds won the oakwooo HaTdlcap
m ~-as,,,,eton Park to-day in galiop de ran
al p" -, a,gn-b in l: 81 3-5, breaking the track
the mile % record OF I51% set by Fervor IN s 1sSs
an-sIev ano sIaA vas ! 20 IN the betting ana hea'llS
niaVed The summary
~ race tpurse $500; rae ana s one sue' fo won
twenty yars' ~ lominicKD J. second; Toah 10
1S-inb6eIdl. l3 to >. thre- - ~ re, ~
Moalc race fpurse S70o: i've - ~ Foo.er1
CAdkinsl 1900: = 20 Annie Davis, los d wilson, 70
J. secuIl~, Council lSanafS' tIoio
hira nnsen,ai copper Fred bspPeT ss A'''
conaoner. saIr hs Handicap gross value SslO: one
Ihiro ss an eighth Ia -, seeond Little
Soa; 5a5 fsheehan). II 70 l. nhiiD' '''' "
WAs%tS rao purse 5000: one Tie ana s Robbtns, .
FCur'n 20 q dkns, won; BarTca~ ." ~ T1,oe
Friyol ~ eaxon es dIegsson 10 L thiro n nm 5
20 ,,C- satin The Bobby AraGIe "a, aiu
Az n nrs Webb Lion and Jau6ert also ran
a fE race 1puTse 500 s1N 80 ~ f.raS 3 "a /
~ n Gibson. III IA w b92keT1. 80 90 Az and
Tsrne i:I2%. Paul Nhal's' NA' ''
Zella Knight also rdf1'
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
AUTOMOBILE NOTES.

The American Darracq Company. of No, So Hud-
son-st and No. 1T West Thirty-etshth-st reports
the sale OF nine cars last week-one 20 Schenectady
two 10 Providence. three 20 Philadelphia. TO
chicago and one TO Alabama These ears may be
had immediate delivery
The Rainier Company, OF Broadway and Fifty
zfxth-st Eas JEST received a shipment OF the Berg
Touring cars at It's salesrOoms for gaS0lens and
electric vehicles Two OF these cars may b. had
FOR Immediate delivery The Eaner company IL
sole agent for the Vehicle Equipment Gem aarv
builder of electric carriages. delivery wagons and
trucks
Babcoclx & Linn. Of Nos. 9u and 9iS Eishth-ave
high class automobiles. including the well known
Rufaio Stanhope and the Yale touring car. manu-
factured by the Kirk MaEufactursus Corpary. OF
This is the rrst season that the Vale
ing ear has been placed the market being "a
process D! perfection Tor than a Sew
sraI ears have been iu acrual service since June.
but sold until the season.
II is not a racing car. but u Is said be easily
ca apabie Of thirty miles hour. either IN the cifv
or country. 10 was fav0rab3y commented on a few
weeks ago by party OF English experts visiting
America select q line of for export. This
firm is also suh-sgeUt for the Packard Motor Car
Company.
The g. OF the Automobile" issued hv
George Paddock of NJ. - Orange-st Newark
y. j.. published to interest prospective aGtorlo-
bile purchasers.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
7,1rvrty RAcE-HUNTERs' sTEEPLECHAsE; sp handlosP
FlF IN n tear-ods and upward Full steeplechase
sAvABLE COMING EAST.
Drake Colt to Start in the Lawrence heah-
cation.

,,,o,,ncea at the Sheepshead Bay course
,.as,e~Ssv that John A Drake would bring his
t,ree-vear-old colt savable East for entering him
i the Lawrence Realization to be run run e,I Wefh 6e
SaD IRON @ by ONeil and viii be trained by trederack
BGrlew This viii he the the Iret W. IHee'i's '--7
between M ri-cI,if's most conspicuous candidate
Inc lo' ,s Afrcander winner of the suburban
at preseIlL eIlLsterdav's Advance Stakes Other three
ana oi ~ ,rbom last years futurity winner Is
year-olds Nnoii -. Golden Maxim Merry Acrobat
kf PeSne Fire EsteT St 1 Dqe r. Is geeSnd f1Beefed
Carolneai, ne,-.pie ~ xill reach Sheepshead Bay track
-8.fz zrrAa
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
WEsTCHEsTER DEFEATS GREAT NECK
[EY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

EY TELEGRAPH TO THE IkIBUNh'I
Long Branch, n. J.. June 27.-An exciting game OF
polo attracted several hundred enthusiasts to the
Rumson campus this afternoon. when the West
chesters lined up against the Great Necks. and
succeeded in defeating them by 1% goals. = feat
ure of the game the PLAYING of Brokaw and
Cooley for the Westchesters. Brokaw fell from his
pony three times. The summary:
Westchester-No l. J. I. Blair No. = J. G. Cooley.
jr: No 3 Howard c. Brokaw No. 4. j. II Earle Goals
earned, s ,,,--.
Great Neck-No. l. ! Z Grace; No. ? c. r Robbins
Arthur Iseiin No T. Morgan tTra>e tsoais earntu
allowed handicap l. lost by penalty =. total 81.
Referee \. Rowlius.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
ROWLAND BUYS kENILwoRTH TRACK

Buffalo June oT.-The keniIworth racetrack wa
bought Il public auction to-day for 5 ;. How
land of New-York officer of the New-YoTK
Jockey Club. After spirited bidding the prop
erty was sold to AIr. Rowland for $o5Ooo. The
property has been appraised at $2i2 600 The debts
of the association amount about $4,000. and to-
DAVIS sale by the receiver to satisfy judgments
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
NASSAU GOLF CLUBS OPENING.

The formal opening OF the Nassau con Cl"O
after lis remodering took place yesterday after
,oor - C,Ien Cove The special contest was a
mixed foursone for a cup presented by Mr. BUSH
p H Whitney and Mics Paris won, q : 81
Miss Gertrude Paris next %, = " ne n!dlS
were pIayed for the wOmen's cup. given by MIS-
savage by Mrs Beard and Miss Savage. MISS
BEARD won | up.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
HORSE AND CARRIAGE NOTES.

Henry Meise Of No f{i East Twenty-fourth-st,
announces the arrival of a carload of ponies from
his Ohio stock farms.
Mr. RardeI proprietor OF RandeTs Magic Com
pound. reports an increased demand for his horse
medicine.
Josiah Day the manager for Aschenbach Co.,
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
TOWNSEND FIRST AT PARK COLE CLUs.

Plainfeld n J.. June 27.-The weekly competi-
+ion for he Presidents and the Park Golf Clup
cups were the only contests at the Park SIof Cluo
tbie afternoon Samuel Townsend. the Rev. !. 0.
NfcT< elvey- and g W Faber the honors for the
President ( CUP while Mr. Faber. W. A. ToWnseni
and Mr. Nc<eIvey won the points for the scratch
Gun \ he
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
Mo ,aeerrs. MATCH MAY GO OVER.

Parts. June a-The international revolver contest
-, .ahle ha,ueen France and the United States Is
due 20 begin on next TUESDAY but II is SAID al the
clubrooms Of the National hsVoiFeF Assoc'at t,ui' @
-. .. :, the standard targets to arrive
on lime rnaV cause postponenent OF the match
'rhe targets were cxpected on La loIFaiie' "hi'A
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

TIFTY CAUGHT HIN NJ FaNNI'
mania were always wondering no" nc as
- -o, the best bargains i'm eNersfhinS'
I,s, sunday he WAS causht 'hh'"-
,ra,u The ..Ii.tf" Ads. of the i'~"pie'
- = rc.. ~, fa The TTibIne'
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

Hackensack y J., June 2I.-Ihe HacKensacA
80 f,,t sofeated the North Jersey Country CLUB,
o5 ~ tson This afternoon by the score OF 80 TO D.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

PIaindeld n J. June % Specialize. B. Morgan
,o,, first honors for the Golf Committee Cup and
scored A victory for the Mems Handicap Cup at
the Hillside Tennis and Golf Club this afternoon
The score for the Weekly Competition Cup counted
far tho otber cup They follows:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
,voN ey WALTER BROWN.

MontcIair. N J.. June 1.-THE Montcislr con-
C.I, nar,hsrs had n handicap tournament, which
Was won hy walter Brown, with net score OF 81
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

close TO the rail Magistrate was already beaten,
ana the rest were being hustled along TO keep the
The Brown colt hung on with genuine grit. but
the weight was telling him, and Odom already
had gone to the whip. When O'Neil called on
He won bH a~1 TWO eoo open no e6gs got IN t. n
Conjurer Captain Browns other entry: ran smart
race Tor the second time out and took third place
from Mr.. Maddens Alliance. AS the winner is
receive the credit for five Great Trial winners The
xxaine OF yesterdays renewal to the winner was
Homsstead running for the first @ time in, in
eight in a lightweight handicap at six furlongs;
Tip Gallant. Thomas CrooFss aged steeplechaser.
ronss i9G6 9n6 oTo defsafe arrs a in race
| AT one and oneosixteent6 miles on the turf only
SUMMARIES.
FIRST RACE lightweight handicap turlOnEs, on main
Be Betting Fl
A zimmers h c Homestead. by Candle -
cinassvsH H5assS'et HG@s len i2e dsafssR s8aa@2
Lord Badge 4. I26....-...--.--. .CAdams) 81 21-l
GINS = III s8s sS i sp54gs hRfs
good: WOE driving. Time. 1:15.
SECOND RAcE-THE BEACON sTEEFLECHAsE:
years and fun steepiechase course: about -
T42aa; Gro9ss . .Ts9 TIP Gallant by
TaRs Of Glover * .(ysjssi N4ssh, 81 8
Carrier Pigeon. s5 G smith, Il to and and to to /
sna The T1gnisn ass' 10 1s2 a5 also
! ran start good. ridden out Time '@s- rel"
THIRD RACE-rF4E GREAT TRIAL $4,000; 2year-
| olas: last 6 furlongs. Flturity Course
e F Thomas 6T 100 g Puisus' Sy re9B tG Il
.En19ns5i'F .5c93nrcr. jAc5ue 81 -
sseas 70 aqa t 25 ta4sa sshEsa Z
70 and even tesliaqt i1 5 dinae "a To- 70 ArsocTscy 12
Redern 1e 10 and to a5a 1 n Start good: won
6E 6T3The 100 Time no :ia .Coupied occupied occupied
| FOURTH RAcF3-7'HE ADVANCE: years and over
m furlongs-
Hampton Stables b AfTiGander' SE 5o1 dS 13-s "a
1rsh lad III ,Nc5ms' ,5Sg-ms' 2oIi A
Major Daingerhela l26 'Bqmsn1 "a 7? 1o aIo also ran
and IEnter. 4. rs Rsdfern2 ir !" % 70 ana % =
FIFTH RACE-selling; 2yeerolds; last fnTlonss OF
Futurity Course.
y NJ Ziagler.s ch Z Semitic. by Henry 10 n ,
Of sernirarnis, 1o4 turns, Turns io-i -
tuiia NJ 40 -...........--. tfiaach) d" o.
Monet 1o pullman u and even os sho1 5annnn9
Io4 sAdans -; 70 The I Tsy I7ohesa lo2 to'Nein; 70
and - i Hangs and II, g 70 to and ieks
90 fcrea9er and 10 to J. ACE LreoIa L ~ 200 "
1er1l y to 4enioo qr9 i as oonnen and Is to !
Mimon CRobsonl to and - , 4n 1n0 Start fair
= 2o4 4MsG sriTins sf1s['E7 lime ne i:o1ss.
SIXTH RAc-H-Handcap: years and over; l7ae miles
on the
J " Colts hr. z Douro, by PotonlacD IL e.
Artcuiate : larson "a 10
| Turai Bey. ,. "a " liN''. = e.
.1 los GFurnSl to and / Tribes I'M -
10 Dangnaa Ia u to = 7n4 r1fins * 1ib ; as eden
and ~ to !; Flying Rgttress = ss 40 ~ and
20 20 20 @ SoIonsav az fCrearner,, to and 3 70 J. ana
Mollie Pey-ton K ao tNic,ahertI., t ~ Tine 1.4q
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

arrived at Hayre from New-York on June 2. but
kilograms from Havre fail to place them Unless
the targets arrive on Monday the match will 20
over until October.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

HOW THE OTHER HALF LIVE.
They take their sunday dinners at the
r.ssnurant. advertised in the Little Ads. of
the People"
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
uAcnENsAck CLUB VICTORIOUS.

For the June Cup, Class A T. G smith oeat
G. Newell up. to go
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
rNeIE WINS AT GLEN RIDGE.

Clan ridee n j (SpeciaD.-There was handl-
oo, golf contest on the Glen Ridge Golf Club links
tbi at+orroon which was won by C. F. Enge. with
q nef score of "A. The scores:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
Az s uosRuReH APPOINTED A STEWARD
THEY CAUGHT HIN AT LAST

Y Vosbnrgh has been appointed s'e"ai
- r,,Iv race meet at Brighton Beach
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
FOR GOVERNORS CUP AT APAwAMIs

There was a competition yesterday at the Apa-
wants Golf Club at Rye for the Governors cup.
In the first round Class c, the first eight TO qualify
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
SWIFT LOT OF TROTTERS
Liue1y Work at the Meeting Of the
Nezc- York Drifting Club.

Increased attendance a fast track, fair weather
and spirited harness racing marked the secona
meeting of the New-York Driving Club at Empire
City Park yesterday There were four thousand
persons present. and they saw the fdSteSt trottis
contest of the year.
The race OF the day was the sixth in which
Swift Jolly Bachelor and Kingmond started W hie
there was no money at stake there was lot OF
jealousy for when Swift trimmed Jolly Bachelor
at the first meeting of the season the owner OF the
latter horse offered to bet $4,000 to $l@" that II
couldn't be done again With Jolly Bachelor at the
pole and Swift IN the outside position, they started
yesterday to trot it out Kingmonds head ana
neck showed in front they struck the back
stretch and he drew clear and took the lead before
reaching the half mile pole. Swift challenged on
the upper turn. and fairly outtrotted him IN the
race home winning by a length in the surprisingly
fast time of 214z This is the fastest mile he ever
trotted Jolly Bachelor was three or four lengths
back
Kfngmond lost his only chance TO win the race
by making break which cost him seven or elSht
lengths right at the start of the second neat
Swift went TO the front at and was never
headed. Jolly Bachelor forced him to 60 up the
backstretch at 2:O9 clip. without gaining an inch
The big horse made another strong rally In the
homestretch gaining d length or more. and making
a stirring finish, but his never got beyond
the Haunting tail of the winner. Swifts time IN
this heat was 215 -,
race Axtelo won the first heat with much 70
spare and in slow time, owing to the nreaks OF
made an electric finish closing up three lengths or
daylight in the furlOng and getting up TO even
reached The strain proved too great, however
and he broke just in time to lose the heat -
trotted good race in the second event of the day
outlasting Bow Rene and outtrottlng three "'her
The next meeting of the club will be held on the
Fourth Of July.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
PLAY AT HILLSIDE LINKS.

,e next round will be played on Saturday next
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RAcE-TRorTING-CLAss ].

FIRST RACE-TROTTING-CLASS J.
Lady Ethel b. ]. ]. Audubon tAlbert De Ger
Princess FIque blk m Thomas Leshyl .---........
Time. 23si2. 2:2J-
SECOND RACE-TROTTING-CLASS II.
Bright Light br. g by Dark Night Stewart Barn
Row Rene h. z NJ. Bruckhemerl- --.---.--
Miss Htbbard. CD IL F; Cocl5ertID ...-.-''--- 70
Ilderim br. z w. Clark. 70
I'd Cav b Z CDe c. Flar1ganl. :........7 ro
Time 2:20i-. 2:19li. 2:l"14-
THIRD RACE-PAtING-CLASS l.
virgfs Belle ch n by Vfrgis CDr y n GiIh.---
Bonnie kirkland. hr- H. J kahn)-
Time, 2"S3a
FOURTH ACE-TRoTTING-CIAAss x
Oakland Pilot br. g. by Oakland Baron d)r II D.
c,bsrie,. Mater h : m " wheeler ................
Belfrv Chimes. l.. III. a. Crawford
santos nj z. r. Leahzi-
Al Newton b. & 90. t:rotep- %
Matilda l.. bl a. e. MaPss us
Time. 22bis.
FIFTH RACE-TROTTING-CLAss D
Swift b. < by Antonio tJ F Cockerilp .-.......... !
Joliy Bachelor, h. c Mapes). ......--........
i iucmond. CLAUS Bohiingt- e"
Time. 2:14%4. e:15.
SMITH TROTTING--CL.ASS F.
Axteo h. e by AxteH NJ. G. Harrison l-....--..-. !
Ivandorf b. g de Witt G. Flanagan
Time. 2:2i'z, 2I1S4.
SEVENTH E-TROTTING-CLAss l.
Matte Ivnn Holt h. m, by Governor Strong al
. 1eTl itfnf fffnfa' br m e. 2 Cockeriln
Little Helen. ~. de witt c Flanagan .-----'.--.
Time, 2:19ia-
EIGHTH RACE-TROTTING-CLASS E.
,fortol Bayard b. z (ArdreV Crawford
Iotah $ br m. "a. c Fisl1'
Time. 2:2H.t.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

For other sports see last Page.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

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