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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-24
YOUNG COURSERS
IN RICH STAKE
Futurity Attracts an
Entry of Forty-F'ive
Greyhounds.
Purse Will Exceed ST 400 Of
Which $500 Will Go to
the Winner.

The California COursing Futurity. which
Will be run on Saturday and Sunday at
Union COursing Park. attracted an entry
Of fOrty-fve young greyhounds. The to-
tai prize money will be S1i19. apportioned
as follows:
To the winner. $500: runner up. $500; third
$lCO; three at $50 each. six at S35 each and
eleven at $50 each To the dogs beaten in the
nISt aOund by the ultimate winner and runner
up, *ZO each. Five per cent of the total purse
Will be divided between the breeder OF the
winner and Of the runner up.
The draw was held last night at Pythian
Castle and resulted as follows:
California Coursing Futurfty. forty-hve en-
tTles-I Halls Wild BIZ ". L. j. Hoffman >
Wild Star: F. A. McCOmb's Cubanola vs.. G.
~ ~ w naIIon faIr FlyIns, N: = DeIan0
Rockln Boy vs. c. @. Whallon's Fretter; W.
Fl. KOchers Boots VS.. J. Sweeney's Raby Au-
rora: F. T. Cla-k's Homestead Boy vs.. T. J.
CrOnin's Gunhre; L. J. Hoffman's Tom keene
VS. p j. HOrgan's IrvingtOn Tralee; p. J.
HOrgan's DuhallOw vs. c. G. WhallCn's Free
port: d. Walsh's sacramento Lass vs.. F.
W. H. kOCher's Fancy Free. NJ. j. Bren-
lords Mountain Poet vs. NJ J. Breniord's
Beauty Gold: j. Sweeney's Rocker Arm vs.. r.
p Clark's Sweet Virginia, F. A. McComb
Free From Flaw F. A. McCombs Creme;
mans Young Hoffman. r. J. Horgan's Donny-
brook vs.. F. A McComb's Our Motto. C.. G..
ard Anton: F. A. McCombs Manhattan King
VS. d Walshs Capitol Girl, p. j. Horgan ,
HUmbug vs.. ID. Walsh's Merry Go Round; ~
A. La Cunha's Little Gene vs.. T. j. Cronin'
Minnie HOrgan: T. j. Cronin's Fair Tralee vs..
c. G. Whallon's Chuchu NJ c. DeanO's Nc
Vey VS. W. n. KOcher's PlOughman; 7. j.
Cronin's Irish Lad VS. J. Sweeneys Raclns
Auto: F. A. McCombs Queens Motto vs. f.
Geary's FinoOla: 2. ]. Horgan's Ragtime a
bye
open stake hfty-six entries-Cloverdale vs..
Dear CASTOR. AgitatOr VS. Red Pepper. Gus
ter VS.. RcmissO Amino; Wattles vs. Beacon;
Concord Boy Vandal. Frisky Barbara vs.
St Conn: Honest John vs.. PTecita Maid: MIN
ME Ssnkey AlEy Mcdonald. Lord Brazen
VS.. Game Boy. Eastlake VS. Preside Boy;
Palo Alto VS. Lord Granard. Tralee Boy vs.
Full Moon: Thema vs. Belle Free. Ruby san
key vs. Gamnit; Luxury VS.. Liberator; Nagrant
vs.. Articulate. Reckless Acrobat vs.. Fenils
RENEGADE Apache vs. Haphazard. Melrose vs..
Mickey Free; kittleman vs. snapper Garrt-
son: Red Rock VS. COnsOrt: Bonnie Pasha vs.
Ella MAY. Vina vs.. Flora Belle. lone Hill vs.
Ragged Actor Reno vs. False Alarm, Barge
vs. Royal Archer; Dorothy NJ VS.. Yankee Boyi
Menlo Prince America.
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FORTUNE SMILES
IN FIFTH ROUND
Uncle's Sluggers Roll
Up Four Tables
Quickly.
Senators Get Weak as Soon
as the Natives Tie
the Score.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Mike Fishers men jumped boldly into
the lead at the outset yesterday after
noon at Recreation Park. For a while
they maintained their fast gait. Then
they grew weak suddenly and quit like a
lot of thlrd-class sluggers. In the mean
time the home tossers were game and
landed for four in the fifth round The
rest was easy for them, so they saved
themselves from going into second place
by coping the game. Score, to T.
The Senators made a good start. Every
man on the team was there with the life
and ginger and determined to fade the
natives to a fare-ye-well. They might
have done this, only they were just a
little off the scent in the fifth, when the
game was broken up. The score was 4 to
then, and Mike was riding easy. Sud
denly Zearfoss chopped off a single and
old man Pabst dropped a slow one at
Keefe. He threw the ball away at sec
ond. giving Zearfoss time to clear the
plate and Pabst to land at third
Fhen Delmas walloped the ball to the
outfield and Pabst arrived. Raymond laid
down a twister at the plate Some one
Of the Senators gave Graham the office
TO Delt the leather to second to head of
Delmas. This he did, and while the sphere
was being chased by Mclaughlin. DeImas
made third and Raymond second. Lynch
responded with a drive to right field. and
they both came in and the score was a
tie
Then the Senators were all in. They
could play no more ball, so il was a
dream for uncle. He put two more over
the jumps in the seventh round and this
held the Senators for the day and brought
home the money to Hank. The score:
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SEIGER AND BRITT
ARE FINALLY MATCHED

Alex Greggains OF the San Francisco
Athletic Club has finally clinched the
match between Charley Seiger and Jimmy
Britt. The Hghtweights are to meet in
Mechanics Pavilion on October Is SeiSer
arrived yesterday from Seattle. He went
Immediately to Sheehans Beach Tavern.
where he will train for the fight. He il
a friend of Benny Yanger and put on the
gloves with the Italian boxer.
Seiger proved clever with the gloves,
although he is more OF a fighter than
boxer He weighs about 40 pounds at
present.
It is expected that HanlOn will be
to 10 choice over Yanger when they
meet in the ring for the second time.
The Yosemite Athletic Club officials are
using every effort TO match Fitzsimmons
and Gardner for their November date
The war of words between FitzsfmmOns
and Corbett is not taken seriously here.
as it is not expected Corbett viii ever
train for another fight
The principal event at the San Fran
cisco Athletic Club tomorrow night will
be the bout between Gus Roster and Jack
Barney of Salt Lake They will weigh
80 pounds. There will be seven bouts
in all.
The members of the Olympic Club will
witness a special programme of boxing
tonight in the Post-street gymnasium.
The boxers have all been carefully match
ed by Leader Gleason and exciting con-
tests are expected.
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FAILS TO LOWER RECORD.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Sept. 2S.-Ten thou
sand persons witnessed the grand circuit
races at the Columbus Driving Park to-
day. The special attraction was Dan
Patch's race against time to beat his rec
ord of 1859 The track was fast and the
weather perfect. but the best the PAGER
could do was 1:591a. Summary:
2:11 trot. purse s2OOO-McKinIey won the
second. third and fourth heats in 2:O71t
2:O715 2:O71a- Hawthorne won the first heat
in 2:1013. DR.. Strong and Dorothy Redmond
also started
2:Os pace. purse $1,000 unfnished)-Nervolo
won the first and fifth heats IN 2:O615 2:O7Z
Winfield Stratton won the second and fourth
heats in 2;OTZ 2:O7A- New Richmond won
the third heat in 2.1O. Sufreet. Pfnchen
Wilkes. Council Chimes. Colonel LOOMS and
Jolesco also started.
2:21 class trot. purse ssO0-Bessle Brown
won the first and third heats In 2:1315. 2:13lt
Bermuda Maid won the second heat in 2:14I5
Allen W. Winnie Right. KirkwOod Jr and
Crescent Route also started
2:17 pace. purse SSOO-Black Pete won two
straight heats in 2:1OA, 2:0SL. Tess. Hard
Case. Rose Mason Allie H. May Sherry. Wal
ter H. Charlie c. Dutch Mowry c ID.
Geers Judge Pryor. Holly Dillon. Jimmie o.
Barr Boy. Mary Gordon. Margaret Warner.
Line o. Gold and Maurice also started.
Special to beat :59-Dan Patch paced in
:5912-
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BRAUN FALLS BEFORE
AVALANCHE OF BLOWS
Joe Thomas Gives the olympian a
Beating, Scoring a Clean Knock
out in Third Round.

George Braun. the Olympic Club well
sational battle in the amateur ring, sue
cumbed last night before the fierce on
slaught of Joe Thomas. The fight ended
during the third round. So spectacular
was the sudden finish that the spectators
stood up and yelled till the echoes of
their shouts resounded throughout the
house.
The bout was the main event of the
Bay City Clubs monthly show and II
attracted much interest. Braun was the
favorite and in the first round showed TO
advantage. Thomas was puzzled at the
Olympian's fast rushes and it seemed he
would soon succumb.
But the aspect changed in the second.
Thomas began 10 use a straight left and
this stopped the rushes of Braun to a
certain extent The latter was game
however, and came up in the third round
with a swollen face and weak from the
beating he was getting He started TO
rush it at the outset, but Thomas met
his advances with his left He was fast
cutting his opponents face to ribbons,
when the latter was seen to staggger.
Then Thomas aimed two swings on
Braun's jaw and he went to the floor ia
rise no more until he had been counted
out
The remainder of the programme was
exceptionally good Dick HyIand ham,
mered Kid Parker hard and he went to
sleep in the second. A Elkins, the clever
bantam, put George White away in two
rounds. Ernest Wilson secured the de-
cision over Jim Kane. Harry Tennv
made Charley Weber quit in a round
and Eddie Carr finished Matt Wallace
with one decisive wallop on the law dur.
ing a mixup in the initial period.
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AUDITOR EASILY
TAKES HANDICAP
Rockaway Third in the
Feature Race at
Hawthorne.
Four Redhot Favorites and
Two Long Shots Earn
Purses.
Special Dispatch to The can.

CHICAGO, Sept 2S.-Captain S. L.
Browns 1904 Derby candidate Auditor
showed a clean pair Of heels to Burns
& Warehouses; highly priced colt Rock
away in the third event of the Hawthorne
card to-day, winning as he pleased by
two and a half lengths, while Redan beat
Rockaway 4 head for the place. The
handicap, which was at six furlongs. was
one of the heaviest betting races of the
meeting Auditor went to the post IA
vorite at TO 5. backed from Is to 10, while
Rockaway was second choice at TO l.
backed from II to 5, and Redan a close
third at &c to :.
Four red hot favorites and two extreme
outsiders captured purses. The track was
apparently fast but slow time was made.
The weather was clear and cool and the
attendance fair for a Wednesday. Sum-
mary:
FIRST RACE-Four and half furlongs;
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. St z Fin.
% 10 1-Bian, 10 OReiffD. .........l0 h
20 TO 1-Annora J. 10 III. Phillips) >
Time 80 2-5 start good. Won driving.
Agnes " The Hebrew 1i5. Lanark 115, Red
Bird 10. Otto Stinel il3. Virginia Boy ~
Enverite 1l3. Leila 10. Alice Commoner 40,
Sky Pilot 113. King Nutter 113. Delemont 10
ana c. G. Hutchinson 113 also ran
SECOND RACE-steeplechase short course;
handicap:
IL to 5-Itacatiara, l34(C.Johnson) 3 l
g TO oliver Nc. IA tCorbley).. ?
. TO 1-snowdrift. 100 CCarter)...2 10
Time, 3:01 %. Start good. Won easily.
Winner. Il r. Marshars ch. g. by Montana
Regent-Grass Widow. Moranda 139, Creolin
l25 and Heber 1872 also ran.
THIRD RACE-six furlongs: handicap:
Betting Horse. Weight: Jockey; st a Fin
is 10 5-Redan. ZIG (Reif9 .-.....- h
. 10 l-ROckaway. rs (Otis). .... 3 nix
Time, 1913. Start perfect. Won easily. Win
ner. s. s. Browns b. c. by Esher-Alcestis.
FOURTH RACE-seven furlongs: selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin
to 5-Bay Wonder 90 CFerrelD IL 1 IL
j TO First Chip 105(Buchanan) 2 II
10 to l-Duchs. Hanna, 1OOCWnrm) 3 3 2l5
Winner J. F Nevman's b g by Lord Dal-
meny-Faithless Lampoon 81, Belle Malone
81, Flyer "a, Naulahka 81. Lady Matchless
Safeguard 1o2, Miriam " 80 and Sloan 90
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One and quarter miles;
selling:
Betting Horse Weight Jockey. St. q Fin.
10 5-Our Bessie 81 CWilsonl... nix
TO 1-Haviiend. 90 III. Phillips ? l 81
TO 2-Airlight. 90 IS Bonner). 3 3 3
Time. 2:OI 10 Start good Won driving.
meny-Bessie Bislaud. Marion Lynch 90. Little
Elkin 80 and Barrack 80 also ran
SIXTH RACE-One mile: purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St q Fin.
30 to 1-Rabunta, 81 O7errelD. 80. h
to I-PsdeTsl, 19 o. (R1obbttns1; 22h
Time, l:42 10. Start good. Won driving.
Winner, p. McGuire's oh. g. by Niagara-Char-
lotte. Fingal 81. Ethel Wheat 81. Paul VIVA
ley 81, O'Hagen 1OT, Galathee 100. James J.
Corbett 100 and Mersalsea 81 also ran.
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SIXTH RAcE-one and sixteenth miles
DELMAR ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 23.-Delmar entries:
First race six furlongs. selling-one More
104 Weird 104 Rose Court 104, Sweet Dream
80. Temptress 1O2 Dave Somers 10, True Blue
105 Zirl 104, Tros 104. Algareta 104 Miss
Guido 90. Kiss Quick 104, Tenny Belle 90
Second race one mile seling-RyevaIe 50.
Macbeth 1O3 Slurian los. Jessie Weller SO.
Leech 50. Nearest los
Third race one and three-sixteenth miles.
selling-Donami So Dr. Hart 104 Kunja log,
The Bobby 100, Memphian 106
Fourth race. one mile and seventy yards the
Boulevard $1,000 added-Pourquoipas 90, Evea
G 81 Lady Strathmore 107 Helen Print 81.
NJ Beaucaire 10T. Jordan 107.
Fifth race five and a half furIonEs, purse
Sweet Myrtle 100, Wreath of Ivy 1O5 Lady
Free Knight 105. Mag Nolin no. Atlas 105,
Follies Bergies 100. Overland 105
Sixth race one and a sixteenth miles. sell
ing-Requisition 90, Baronet I02. Chicamauga
% Little Lois 81. Charles c 102. Loone 102.
Glass Leader 90. Lady fischer 90 Gossiper 81,
Charles d 81. Cardigan o. Satin Coat los.
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a score of half-mile tracks, went
against the worlds pacing record
of 1859, held by Dan Patch, and beat it
most decisively to-day at the Empire City
track 1t was the first day of the autumn
meeting of the Empire City Trotting
Club, and in addition to a strong card of
four races Prince Alert was billed for
what looked like the impossible feat of
beating the record Prince Alert had re-
Gently won the half-mile track champion
ship in 2:O31a, which had been won only
the week before by Dan Patch in 2:04 and
good judges were sanguine of his success.
The weather and the track were perfect,
and the wind, which was high early in
the day, subsidized, so that the conditions
were favorable. Mart Demarest the train
er and driver of the Prince, on account of
overweight decided to get John Curry to
drive, and Demarest drove the thorough
bred pacemaker with the wind shield
sulky. AT the third time the starter gave
the word, and pacing like a perfect piece
or machinery Prince Alert shot away to
the quarter pole in 2912 seconds. AS he
reached the backStretch he increased his
speed, and was at the half in IS seconds
Ihen the crowd realized that they were
witnessing the fastest mile of the century,
and cheers and shouts of Come onr
came from the spectators in the grand
stand and on the lawn Without break
he flashed by the three-quarter pole in
1:26A, and without any urging came on
with superb burst of speed crossing the
wire in 1:57. Summary:
2:0s pace purse SsO0-Nonamie won two
straight heats in 2:O6h 2:07A. Armorel
IriIby Direct. Berdina Olivewood Gold Brick
merry Master and Cubanola also started
Special against time to beat the worlds
pacing record Of 1:59-Prlnce Alert, b. g.,
by Crown Prince Curry, won. Time, :29i5
PSI PSI. BOG.
2:0s trot. purse ssO0-Swift won two
straight heats in 2:OSh 2 :o7. George Musco-
vite. Wentworth and Idolata also started
2:25 pace. purse $600-Susie won the sec
ond and third heats in PLAY. 21515. Jean
M won the first heat in 2:15 Ogden Smith
and Manuel A also started
2:20 class trot purse $50O-Dark Secret won
two straight heats in 2:15h 2:13A. Carnage.
Maconomo. Hazel F. Fruitition King Musco-
wife and Possibility also started
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LoHMAN TRIES NEW PITCHER.
Mckay, of the Central California
League, Makes Successful Debut.

Los ANGELES. Sept. Goldman tried out
young Mckay, from the Central California
League. this afternoon and while he was hit
rather freely his pitching gave promise OF much
better work. He was cool, ielded his position
well and showed curves and speed. Newton
was invincible until the ninth inning when a
series of hits gave Oakland two runs. Score:
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ELEVEN INNING GAME.
Fierce Batting and Bad Fielding
Combined on Seattle Field.

SEATTLE. Wash. Sept. 23-It took eleven
innings of fierce batting and bad fielding to
decide to-day's game Portland in the
eleventh. Nadeau scoring Francis long
drive Seattle hopelessly out of it until
the eighth. when Byers cleared the bases with
a long drive and tied the score. Score:
Seattle 1000 o3141O O-I2 Is Q
Portland III 1 L o 1-13 % 2
Batterfes-Barber and Byers; Thfelman. But
Ter and Shea. Umpire-Levy-
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SUMMARY.

Stolen bases--Hildebrand Mclaughlin 90,
Egan, Townsend. Er-ors-Flay moud 30. Ir-
win. Keefe Graham. ZearfOss Iberg Egan.
Sheehan. Two-base hits-Meany. Graham.
Doyle. Irwin. Sacrifice hits-Sheehan. Nc
Laughlin. Keefe Lynch First base on errors
San Francisco I. Sacramento g. First base
on called balls-On Iberg p off Keefe s. Left
on bases-San Francisco 4. Sacramento s
Struck out-By Iberg . by Keefe >. Hit by
pitcher-Hidebrand Double plays-Pabst TO
Delmas; Iberg to Zearfoss to Pabst. Time Of
game-1;50. Umpire-McDonald
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Race Results at Portland.

PORTLAND, Or, Sept 23.-Resuts:
2:14 trot-Mack Mack won, Briny X and
Oveta tied for second. Time. 2:14A-
Four and q half furlongs-Clivoso won,
Adnoor second Big Dutch third. Time, SO.
Five furlongs, selling-Tom Fox won, Samp-
son Plunkett second. Lord Eldred third. Time,
/ ;03.
Five furlongs-Mr. Robson won, DR.. Sher-
second, Montoya third Time, :O35.
Seven furlongs. selling-Filibuster won.
Gltssando second, Gladiator third. Time, l 30
One mile. selling-Knockings won, Frank
Pierce second. Lidaea third. Time. :44A.
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Stolen bases-Ross. Toman, O'Hara. Errors
Smith Newton Moskiman. Mckay. Three
base hit-Murdock. Two-base hits-Hoy. To-
man. Hurlburt. First base errors-Los An
geles l. Oakland 1. First base on balls-On
Newton g. off Mckay > Left bases-Los
Angeles 8. Oakland 4. Struck out-By New
ton t. by Mckay 2. Double play-Murdock to
Gorton Sacrifice hits-Spies 2, Ross /. Hit
by pitcher-Messerly. Passed ball-Hurlburt.
Umpire-O' Connell.
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Stanford freshmen nefsated

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Sept. "a
The freshmen were defeated in their first
football game played this afternoon with
the Palo Alto Athletic Club eleven. The
score was to 0.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-24

SANTA CRUZ. Sept. 23-Dr. H c. Whit
ing a leading physician of this city. will sail
Tor Korea with his wife next month A fare
we'll reception was rendered them this even
ing at the Presbyterian parlors.
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DELMAR SELECTIONS

BY sthe New York Telegraph.
First race Temptress, Dave
Summers, zirl.
Second race Macbeth, Leech,
Nearest.
third race - The Bobby, DR.. Hart,
Memphian.
Fourth race - Helen Print, Evea
G, Pourquoi Pas.
Fifth race - Wreath of Ivy, Atlas,
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GRAvEsEND ENTRIES.

NEW YORK. Sept. 23.-Gravesend entries:
FS-e+ ace Eve and a half furlongs handi-
os~ vear-olds-Luxemburg l2O, Commo-
1etta ia Collector Jessup ia, sails III. Prince
ssiT saiin 10. Monsstic 10, Funny Side 10,
Panioue los Tim Payne JOG Champlaln lOo,
17scofs~ 100 Topic 100. Pol Roger 92
second race one and sixteenth miles,
r-afdens-Nuft Blanche 1O1s Eollna w, sJ0la
1O@ Medal IOT Queen Elizabeth 10T, Back Up
7O7 Phaon 10 Gallant smith III, Albany
Ciri 1O7 Lansrka lO7. Sir Iroubaoour No.
calcutta 1O7. King Carter no. Paget lVt, Erbe
TT rbi7S rsoe fve and half furlones two
year-old hlliss TIesta 10s Ino1isitT
GfrI 101 Tendercrest "a, Ancestor 10, sea
cate "a shortcske a. Silver Dream lol. Ida
Teib 1Os. SonOma Belle Nv Nlstaria 30
Pirouette %. StumDy 3D. ,
y-,--~f1 rae one and sixteenth miles
ocean View handfcaD-Ihe Pieket 20 .. Saot
cum 126 Charles EiwOod III, Stamping Ground
ma Duke Of Kendall 113. Payne log River
pirate 10. ROstand lO2, virgin son iWy'
stolen Moments Jos. Girdle 100 bflgtho NO.
1ll,-ria 50. Daisy Green g. Esherin IS.
friffb race about six furlongs. selling
,-s--efor T07. sweet Alice 80. Parisienne Jos.
PenDer los Caterpillar JOB. Ascension lOs.
Yorng Henry Jos. Irene Lindsay los' Elsie
ei,fb race one and an eighth miles. handl-
~.r-Nefor Daingerheld l24. Bonnibert llO.
F3rieard ss Clearwater 1o5 Himself 80. April
shower s.. Lord Badge 81. Moharib -
GRAVESEND SELECTIONS.
BY the New York Telegraph.
First race - Funny size, monasIle'
Collector Jessup.
Second race - Medal, Queen Eliza
beth, Calcutta.
Third race N. Thee, Thistle
Heather, Short Cake.
Fourth race - The Picket, Stolen
Moments, Stamping Ground.
Fifth race - Ascension, Young
Henry, King Pepper.
Sixth race - Major Daingerfeld,
Moharib, Lord Badge.
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PITTsBtRG, Sept 2s-Dr. Holland of the
Carnegie Museum received word to-day from
Berlin. Germany. announcing the, death of
Augustus Radcliffe Grote. prominent scient-
ist who had lived in the United States for
forty years and was the author Of many sci
entifc works
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PRINCE ALERT, 1857, THE
LATEST SENSATION IN THE
HARNESS WORLD.

EW YORK, Sept. 23.-Prince
Alert, the pacing hero of hum
dred races and the champion of
a score of half-mile tracks, went
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GRAvESEND SELECTIONS.

COLOGNE sept. 23.-Tbe steel syndicate.
embracing all the large makers. has been re-
newed FOR five years in the form OF a stock
company, which is 70 handle the total proouce'
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HAWTHORNE ENTRIES.

First race, five NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 109
Cascine Jos, Mayor David S Rose los. Test.
mony 1O3. Tokalon 102 Alma Dufour 102
Trompeuse 100, Katie Powers 1O2 Formastel
1o5
Second race. six furlongs. selling-Rag Tag
104, L Etrenne 102. Floral Wreath %, Bay
Wonder 80. Bensonhurst 80, Stemwinder %.
Third race. one and an eighth miles-Hargis
Ill BY Ways 81. Birch Broom 81 Louisville
95 Dutch Carter SO.
Fourth race. one mile selling-Alfred c no
Leenja. 100. Marineuse 100, Old Mike 100
Emathfon 100 Pat Morrissey 100 Aptolee 100
Bard Of Avon 1O4. Sea Pirate 1O4, Dodie S los
Fifth race, seven furlOngs-Harry New 105
Schwalbe 102. Toah 102 Deagoa 1902 Talpa
IO2 Warte NIGHT 49, MCGEE 80, Linguist 80
Aggie Lewis &C. Badger Girl 76.
Sixth race. mile and seventy yards
Wainamoinen 107. Fading Light 81. Lady Joce-
Ign "a Christine "a. Demonland 30.