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List of Inherited
Indian Lands
For Sale.
WHITE EARTH INDIAN AGENCY,
White Earth, Minnesota.

w lIlCC HJA VII, AAuAaACoOStt'
Sealed bids will be received at the
office of the United States Indian
Agent, White Earth Indian Agency,
until IL M. on the dates given at=head
OF land to be sold on that date.
Envelopes containing such bids
should NOT have noted thereon de-
scriptions of the lands to which the
bids relate, but there shall be noted
on such envelopes the dates upon
which the same are to be opened.
Copy of rules and regulations gov.
erning such sales may be had upon
application to the undersigned.
SIMON MICHELET,
United States Indian Agent.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
SHOOTING.
Standard Targets Arrive in Paris-Cable 10
yolver Match To Be Held on Thursday.

Paris June 29-The standard targets for use n
the Franco-Arnerican cable revolver match navs
arrived here The French contestants Will shooi
next Thursday.
The following will constitute the French Team
NJ Balne Of Paris: NJ Caurette, Of Ham; Count
de CasteIbaio OF Paris; Captain Moreaux. OF
Rennes; Paul Moreau. OF Anglers; NM Mohnief
and Parget Of Dieppe; Adjutant 1aroche. OF
Rennes; Conmandant Py and NM St Omer and
Sartori OF Paris, and NM Keller and Dorien' OF
LYONS Each Of the French competitors will shoo'
separateIy in his own town before witnesses ap:
proved by the French Union. The results VIII
reach the union on Thursday evening. but PROBABLY
will not be published officially until the targets
have been received in Paris and verified
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
CRICKET.
Philadelphians Unable to Withstand somer-
setshEe Professional Bowler.

Taunton, England, June 2-The Philadelphian
cricketers began their match with the strong Soner
setshire eleven here to-day, and far the game
has gone they have decidedly the worst Of the
contest. They appeared to be all at sea with the
bowling of the professional Braund. who captured
: uvickets at low cost. The Philadelphiars' in
nings was over for total Of "A.
Somerset soon passed this, and then the fielding
went all to pieces and catches were dropped galore
The team appeared to be different one altogether
from the eleven which played at Beckenhan1
F3raund proved the top scorer for Somerset with a
lYcbv innings of 49, Captain Lester tried six bowl
ers and of these F. H. Clark was the most sue
cessuL with four wckets for So runs. The Somerset
innings came to an end for 22S, lead of 154 runs
and as there was still some time left the Phfa-
dnInhians went in for their second innings, ana
when pav ceased for the day had scored % for the
loss of wicket.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
CALLS BRUSH DISGRACE.
No Quarter If Var Comes, Declares
Ban Johnson.

Chicago. June 29--Ban Johnson. president OF the
American Baseball League. to-day denounced Jonn
T Brush disgrace TO professional baseoaii
and declared that IL the American League Is forced
irto another there would be no PEACE until
the National League has been completely an
initiated He said that HIS organization would
neither ask grant quarter.
This man Brush said Johnson. 'fs a disgrace
TO the game. The agreement of peace had no
sooner been signed than he violated the spirit OF
the pact by using every effort TO Eesp US out OF
New-York Then again he broke the peace agree
ment by holding out Inducements TO George Davis
to remain in New-York and not join the White
Socks. to which he had been assigned By the Gin
cinnatf conference. I am unwilling at this tine
to discuss the final action OF Brush in playing
Davis in open violation Of the peace agreement Z
only surprised that President Pulliam seem
ingly gives his sanction TO such procedure.
shall make written answer 70 Pulliam's letter
this week
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
AUTOMOBILING.
A. C. A. Abandons It's Endurance Run
Discusses Condition of Jerome.ave.

The governors of the Automobile Club of Amer
lea held meeting yesterday. They had addressed
a communication to the National Association Of
Automobile Manufacturers asking them if they
to hold endurance this year. The
answer in the affirmative, but the date Of
the run has not been set. 1t decided that 1t
would not be good policy for the club to hold an
opposition and a resolution adopted
abandoning the proposed reliability run of the
club.
The following were elected members: George
Crocker. Louis A. Ripley. Victor L. Rainier, Allan
w. Wood. n. NJ. Flower, Robert B. Kerr and
Robert E. Fulton.
An appeal to Mayor Low the condition of
Jerome-ave. discussed.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

ST. Louis. June 29.-The Invaders succeeded TO-
day in winning the first game of the series with
ST Louis by a score of to 3. The fielding of the
home club was perfect and many difficult plays
were made. The pitching of Reidy was extremely
poor in the opening inning; Williams and Mctar-
land did excellent stick work, each making two
baegers williams also made several good singles
The visiting team gained a safe lead in the open
ing inning by making four rurs 10 one for ST
Louis Keeler first up to the bat in this inning.
eot his base on balls E,Iberfeld's fly went to
Burkett Conroy singled to right, and Fultz got TO
first on McCormick's low throw which also en-
abled KeeIer to cross the plate. Williams was the
second to be put out McFar@and ana GaS hit ,oad 5e
double, sending in three men OConnor S,,ndI went
out retiring the invaders from further business,
For ST LOUIS Burkett made triple ana scored
on Hendrickss single TEe invaaerS mace S0tl isr
and McFarlands sacrifice In the eigntn ddI,bI lnnhs
thew made their final rum on WllEamSs 8 oouOIe'
scoring on the throw-in of Ganzeis ny. -, g.,
The home team made two runs IN me tne LE1l ma
inning on Hendrcks's and Wallace'S singles ana
Kehoe's and Paddens triples. The score;
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
RECORDS FALL AT WASHINGTON PARK

Chicago June 29-Track records suffered triple
break at Washington Park to-day. Harsls' III
,,iio the mile and a sixteenth race. cut the old
47o,,res half a second. making the new record l.io
Golden Rule with 134 pounds in the hlgh"elght
handicap made the six and half furlongs IA
1.1e 2-5 one-ffth of second better than was even
dane before at Washington Park. Senlper Nivun
in the last race reduced the track record Tor seven
and one-half furlongs from l"' 2-5 10 l;S5' SUM
maries
r,, rsce zone nilel-sidney c Love. 102 CWonderlyl
6 70 and 10 s. won: Epicure. 1o7 IS Bonner: to
Shin 1oSiz tCrowhurs) to :, third
T4,3H ! ass Peter ] Santon also ,
half furlongs)Deterrn nina non
100 n Philips IS TO and TO Won sait3 al l0a
T4oprx 10 10 ! second Lady Free Knight Us tAokirs
nm '+Lir5 Time 054% sue w. Sol Smith Mamie
Hodges I3ury Lass Henry Luehrmann. II BrookWood
pe C,us TJeidorn B=nefcen Carmelita Nendon. shat
isn Ind C7oFnornen also ran. Hindilene left at post
Third zone one-siHteenth fniIesl-Hargs IL
D5anr19 S 10 ! and 2 10 !, won Hoodwink, % o.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
BREAKS NILE RECORD.
Lou Dillon Goes Distance to Wagon
IN 2:OA 81.
IN 2:04 81.

Cleveland. June 29.-Lou Dillon to-day broke all
records for q mile to wagon for trotters. going the
distance in 204A in a matinee of the Gentlemen's s
Driving Club at Glenville track The horse
driven by her owner. c. K G. Billings The race
made with the announcement of runner
who went ahead about five lengths and who main
tained that position until the three-quarter pole
where the runner pulled to allow Lou Dillon
to come up alongside, the horse finishing strong.
and seemingly ready to cover the distance second
time. The record beats that made by the same
horse couple of weeks ago, 2O6A. The fractional
time 0:31al. 1854. 1874 20424.
In a later race Mr. Billings drove The Monk the
fastest mile credited any geldng this year 2:Oo@4
Fractional time OBI, 1914 1853, 2;08A. runner
also used to pace The Monk.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
TO DISCUSS NATIONAL AGREEMENT.
Pulliam and Powers Decide to Call Meeting
To Investigate Clarke Case.

A meeting between Harry Pulliam. president OF
the National League. and P. Powers president OF
the National Association OF Minor Leagues, was
held yesterday. 1t was decided by them to caI
meeting for the long postponed discussion or the
national agreement. The meeting will take place
at the Hotel Victoria on July 2s A letter was sent
to Ban Johnson. president of the American Lcagua
requesting his services the meeting.
Barney Dreyfuss. president Of the Pittsours Ciuo.
has asked an investigation in the BowernlaI-C
trouble Clarke who is manager of the PIttspurS
team was struck by BOwerman in the ONCE OF tne
New-York Baseball Club on Friday
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30

Booker to J. second; Beau ormonde. 107 Dominica
70 ?. third Time. As Boaster and Thane also
Fourth Lightweight handicap six and a half FUR
ongs)1Goden Rule 1S4 dIsnry) to and to p,rs
Chip 107 u. Winkfeld>. to /. third. Time. 1:1e3s
Jackfu, Ahola Skiful, Eva's Darling Balm OF Giiead
and Avoid also n. Uranium and VIII Shelly left at
post.
Fifth zone and one-Quarter mllesl-John McGurk
1o5 adkins, to 2 and to s. won: Gold Bell 1Co
CReed), < !, second; Sinner Simon, 92 Is Bonner)
IL Time. 2:o52t. Longfo, Rollick II CaXton
Lady Choster. Captain Arnold Ell Ghor ana Roing boe
also
Sixth race Cseven and half furlongs-Semper Vivunl
0S He,geson) 10 TO /, 2 to l. Trinity Bell
1O7 &C Cray /, second; Fleuron. ia Sculy) 80
o l. Time. 1888. Schwalbe and Monarkd also
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30

Profitable. 1o4 Daley. / and 10 TO j Rapid es
(Smithson) so / / and Anklet. 90 (McCaf
ferty). to l. also Start struggling;
won easily Time. 1:I6 2-5
FOURTH RACE-THE BAY RIDGE HANDICAP: 3
years and over; Il. miles
Frank Farrell's b. h. Blues. by Sir Dixon
Bonnie Blue II. ), l22......-- tHoar) l3-S 3-3
Herbert o. 122. (ISulnanl 1S-lo p
Moon Daisy, 4. 96. tIaacEO 3o-1 Al
Hunter Rafre 4. III todoml, IL and to also
Start good Won cleverly. Time, 2:10is.
FIFTH RACE-Handeap: steepechase; and over
short steeplechase
Mr.. blk e. Eophone. by Rigo-
letto-Vestalia. G. ia3 ..--.... 20 Bren) IL 6-l
Walter Cleary. tMaral 5t5-l S-o
Tankard aged. 143 .......-.-.(G. Green 12-5 Ii
Judge Philips 6 CTIenry) TO and to /; 'Flufa
G. I43 CTwedyl. - and to /; Semper Ira g. 14o
Ueitch). ! and TO !; tI3uck Lodge i36 Och
to ard to !. 4Victor. 5. 100 Pending) 20 10
o / .iHoward Gratz. 5. 135 &c; SMITH. Is 20
= O iGold Raw !. 80 Duffy. i 10 and to
also good Won clever1y. Time 4;34
Coupled betting. fFe:I. tRefused.
SIXTH RAcE-sellng: ; years over; 1-1e miles
turf
George F. Johnson's ch. Z Florham
Queen. b. Tristan-Hazel w. 3. s4. . .
McCanertyl 81 2i
1. 101 lHaack) fl -
Ocla<.aha. i. 100 (Iannon ID u
Young Henry S. 115 todom). AZ to and to g.
3. 1o5 (Creamer), y TO and 70 i Thorney-
croft ;. Io'NeiD. 2ia and TO !; w R. Condon
;. JOG (ConnelD. to ! and to l. and Carrou ".
j. &c CO'Brien). 20 70 / and to i. also ran start
fair. Won ridden out. Time. 1:52
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
TOURNEY AT sHINNEcock HILLS.

The Shinnecock Hills Golf Club the oldest on
Long Island, Is planning invitation tournament
for midsummer. in which most of the leading golf
ers of the Metropolitan Association will compete
The programme has not been announced, but it is
said unoficialy that it will be three day affair
with unusually handsome prize list. On Sat
urday of this week the regular members handicaps
to be started, to continue until October.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
HAvEMEYER CUPS AT sEABRleHT.

The Seabright Golf Club will open its season on
Saturday with the annual medal play rounds for
cups presented by W. F. Havemeyer The cornpe-
ton will be at eighteen holes for both Class and
Glass 3 members The vice-presidents cup. open
to all members of the Metropolitan Golf Associa-
ton, will also be placed in competition at eighteen
holes. handicap. Entries close with the club COM
mittee at Seabright on July s. The deed of gift
provides that the cup is to become the property
OF the player first winning 1t twice. Thus far ";
Syms Wylie. r. Reed Fuller and j. G. Rennard
each scored victory
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
RIsELEY WINS IN ENGLAND.

London June 29.-In the All-England lawn scrinfs
championship competition at Wimbledon to-day in
the final of the singles. F. l. Riseiey beat D. G'
Bitche bv 1-6 6-3 S. 13-11 F. L. Riseley will
NAV n l. Doherty the holder of the championship.
tomorrow In the final of the doubles the brothers
Doherty beat H. S Mahoney and j. G. Ritchie by
ss So 6-2 In the final of the women's doubles
Miss D K. Douglass and Miss PICKERING peat MISS
Wilson and Miss H. Lane by g 6-1
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30

The Westchester County Horse Show will here
after hold its annual show at the Empire City race
tracks, instead of the White Plains fair ground
in the past. The next show will be held Sep
tenber % to 26. inclusive. and there will be matt
of horse trotting each day, when many wealthy
horse owners of Westchester County and New
York will
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
EASTERN LEAGUE.

JERSEY CITY 3: BUFFALO. .
Buffalo. June 29-Costy errors by Francis
and Ferry gave Jersey City her first run IN to-
davis game with Buffalo. Thielman was In prime
form and kept the hits down to seven, well scat
tered The visitors won. to 2. The score:
r. H E
Rnf9syo fsT9sy city ----.--.--.6 9 Q IL s
Observation-Disclosures and Dillon. Ferry and Shaw
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
TENNIS PLAY BEGINS AT ATLANTA.

Atlanta. Ga June 29.-The annual tennis tourna-
ment for the championship of the South Auahuc
States began here to-day. The feature of to-day
-lax was tbe magnifcent work of Post, of New
orleans against Angler. of Atlanta. one OF last
ot1a min
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
DIVER PAYS So 500 FOR COLT.

At the sale of the Melbourne Stud yearhngs at
sheepshead Bay yesterday P j Dwyer bought a
bav colt by Ben Brush-AIaid of Promise Tor So'0''
other sales of $1.0}@ or over were
60 -,,--,t,ee- 7 " schorr. 81 800
Black colt By Jlr IoE 1000
Bay colt tS -r,I;+ter1 Miller $50
Chestnut cot ,,. By Prince of 1000
Brown colt. by Prince Of Monaeo-1oiao.a. Monaeo-'1 100
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
"youNe coRsETT" GETS DECISION.

Boston June 29.-"Young Corbett of Denver
COL champion featherweight of the world won
+be decision over Jimmy Briggs, of this city. in
+beir ten round bout at the Criterion Club to-
night Corbett was unable to knock out Briggs as
the Boston lad met him at turn. and by clever
blocking and footwork managed to stay the
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
GOLF.
anderson Wins the Tie for National
Open Cham pionshp.

Willie Anderson, the present open champion OF
the Western Golf Association and open champion
Of America in 1901, the championship of the
United States at Baltusrol yesterday by defeatlns
David Brown by two strokes. The match decided
the tie which occurred Saturday. when the two
finished even at 30I. The men played only one
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
JENNINGS FOR MERCEDES PLACE.

McCreedfe who covered right field Tor the Broon-
1,,n baseball team is TO be sent to the bench for
time and Jennings is TO take his place McCreedie
mas been playing poorly lately. and Manager IAN
Ion has decided that the change would Strengthen
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30

Dr. Luther Halsey Gulick director OF physical
training in the public schools OF this city, was yes
terday elected president of the American Physical
Education Association This association is made up
of those personally engaged in the teaching of
physical training.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
NEW-ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Haverh h'll-Haverhiu, 10; Concord. l.
Al Fall River-Lowell. 8: Fall River, B.
AT acknowledgements. 4; Manchester, o.
At -Bedford-Nashua- A: New-Bedford- 4
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
OPENING AT RockAwAY HUM LINKS.

The formal opening of the competitive golf sea-
I son at the Rockaway Hunt Club will occur on
July 4, when a tournament will be begun for cups
presented by alfred L. Norris There will also
be open handicap at the Ekwanok Golf Club. of
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
BASEBALL.
InUaders Win Opening Game OF 81
Louis Series
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
c,t.,,o q. Boston o st Louis 3: Philadelphia. 2
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Nex-York s: ST Louis 3. Philadelphia 4: Cleveland d
Boston I; Chicago. 2 Detroit D. washington
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

RACING-At Sheepshead Bay. Highland Park. Delmar
and Washington Park.
BASEBALL--Nstional League-St Louis. at New-York;
PittseErs. al Brooklyn: Cincinnati. Boston; Chi
csgo. at philadelphia American League-New-Yo York.
st St Louis. Philadelphia. Cleveland Washing
ton. al Detroit; Boston. Chicago.
PoLo-Goushacres Cup. at Philadelphia: staten Island
vs. RGnson. Runson Polo Club
cR1CKETFhils delphia Somersetshire, Taunton.
England.
fACH1INGTrals Of the cup class. Newport. II. J.;
Shsmrooks meet of Sandy Hook Naahasset Bay
races.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
PULLIAM GETS HERRMANNs LETTER

Harry PuIIiam, president of the National League
said Yesterday that he had received letter from
Mr. Hermann. president OF the Cincinnati cdro,
but refused TO make public its contents before nrs
consulting Mr.. Hermann He said, however. I1Ae
he would stick TO his decision in the Davis case.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
on Hendricks's and Wallace's s1nSi
and Padden's triples. The score:
Totals -. 81 6 7 II IS

Earned runs-New-York. A. St Louis. 3, Two.oase Ss
btt@WiIams Three-base hits-Burkett. kahoe- Sacri-
Hca hs~F;berfed Mcfarland o. Double payEW Nv Al
iaca Padden and Anderson Stolen base-Fultz; hit py
pitcher-By Redy 2 Base on bas-ofT Keioy' 1iis
niR,y Refdy by Chesbro, j. Left on oasesSt LOUIS
A. NeH-York 3. Time. 1:31. Umpire Connolly
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
WORCESTER s: BALTIMORE, 7.

Baltimore =
worcesfer---.------- - 4
Batteries-winhan. Faulkenberg and McCauey; Wttse'
McAeese and Robinson
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
w K vANpERBlLT's BRIGHT WINS.

Paris. June 29-w. K Vanderbilts Bright, with
Nash Turner up, to-day won the PIX ou Cohseii
Municipal $24Go.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
DETROIT a. WASHINGTON. 2.

Ietroit- ;
Detroit ....-....--.-1 Z 4
Batteries-AIun and MCGUIRE: Patten ana Ofil1- NJ
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
GAMES TO-DAY.
r,rrO-.1 rE.GuE

| NATIONAL LEAGUE
| St Louis New-York. Cincinnati at Bcston;
| pit+1hTry m BROOKLYN Chicago at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
! ,ya, 1ort ~ 81 Louis Philadelphia at Cleveland.
| tSoe.o1 A. Chicago Washington at Detroit
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30

for two years with the Pittsfeld Country Sluf
and prior to that the resident professional d
EalfuSrnI
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
BOSTON. H CHICAGO. 2

At Chicago q n .
Boston .----..-...--1 n % ~ 1
Batteries-Dneen and Crtger: Dunkle and Mcfarland
2225.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
BOSTON AND CHICAGO PLAY A TIE

Boston a q .
Chicago .............0 o o o U U U U o-o =
Battertes-Pittinger Moran: Weiner and Killing.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
DR.. GULICK' ELECTED PRESIDENT.

At Norwioh-Norwich. A. Nev-London. Csix innings
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
PHILADELPHIA. 4: CLEVELAND.
ST LOUIS. 8; PHILADELPHIA 2.

At Philadelphia-
St Louis ...!....-..-o Q 1-3 z
Batteres-Murphy and Ryan; Sparks and Roth At
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
CONTESTANTS FOR THE PALMA TROPHY

London, June 29.-The National Rifle Association
has been officially informed that at least seven
teams representing the United States. Great Brit
ain France Norway. Canada. Australia and Natal,
will compete for the Palma trophy SWltzeTIdhd
and Rhodesia are possible competitors
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30

..1,,.. Martin the Fleschmanns's star jockey. Is
seriously i'll and is said to be threatened with
+,,nboid fever. The Fleischmann entries yesterday
were ridden by T. Hylands.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30

O'Brien. the English steeplechase Jockey W. ,
,; &C.. -sos In this country Yesterday the black
gelding Eophone. the property of Mr. Cotton
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
sHEEPsHEAp ENTRIES FOR TODAY.

FIRST RACB-For maidens two years old: selling Las
five and one-half furlongs of Futurity Course
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.

Sydney Paget has bought from e feho"s tne
+zro-vear-oId Bassetlaw colt Ealour for S7o"- AT
,s r,Aedinp ont sale last May Mr.. Paget sold this
same colt to Tony Aste for 81, 100 Fellowes & goI
TaIour out Of q selling race last week paying
81 900 for him.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30

Baseball. Polo Grounds. Today. P. NJ St Louis
New York Adm. SOC
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30

BY his victory Anderson wins the championsnitp
$50 for second place. The latter is not widely
known in this country. but he was the open cham
pion OF Great Britain in 1886 Anderson is at pres
ent attached the ApaWamis Club, of Rye He
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30

The nrogrannn1e book for the Brighton Beach
r,.oi,e- Associations midsummer meet at the
bescb7 has been issued II contains an unusually
attractive list Of contests.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
SUMMARIES
FIRST RACE-2-year-od maiden hllios' last 1o''onE
q FUturtF ScurS+- Betting.

81 Pl
+ n I!egS5 c;Tralda -(0Nein g -
Raglan 10. J,Ee+tnI-e1 If-
Wild Thistle 1le-------- '-1e' -.
RESPONSIVE l1e ,Povc:l. 20 to and - 70 l. ATiaes, @
,rs1-nsp 70 /. step Asle IL CO
: 70 ] 10 Il f1S laill) % -
=, Glad Smile. 110 tDanEnan > 70 az
- ! Nv Evening star. 10 tAct anfertE', %,
PARISH fBullran)- . 70 ana . i
~ SocIs 10 Cochran, 30 % ana % 20 zoo
3r=e 80 il5orn, % ard 70 and HEort axe LGV
Ss.icS,cle, IA 70 ! and J. also ran start gooa'
Won driving. Time. l7s'1s-
erCr,>-0 z ACE -year-olds- one mile
y : 1yhi1nex-s ch 2 Payne. by MeddleT ~
Range ---------' 'I>yy-eai1 ,
Curuscate, f0l ,CtTett a IL
1rt,. nos IT Fvlsnd) y to ] and 70 $: Monte
I IS 6oCbran, 10 and 2i5 70 l, and Sir [oor
hTee IN6 tI3oiesenp. 13 70 > an2 10 i ais' i7i'
good easily Time. l-aa-0
THIRD RACE-SeIling. maiden @-year-olds-
bp,Ll Z Il NaseeERl1s Bells l0l. Farley ID q
se1tinel l13 ,pire, Il -
T5rfrc 'to1ills' a
sa,o-a III tOaonD ! and 3 10 l. Feacock II ~"
rr51i-rb 20 10 and 20 King Carter 100 folese
ze % Lady Iiaightno2o l5 ad -
J Roval Pirate. 107 tEaeddington) : 70 ana u !
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30

SECOND RACE-For three-year-oids and upward non
winners in 1903 Of $1,000 SIX furlongs. on mail
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
THE RECORDS.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.