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REAL EsTATE-cIrY-FoR SALE.

REAL ESTATE-CITY-FOR SALE
sPECK & CO.. e67 Market st, opp. Kearny
Real Estate Agents and Rent Collectors
Full Charge Taken of Property
BATTERY-sT. INVESTMENT.
sl55. 000-Battery St, one block from Marketi
100 feet frontagei want offer rare
II PER CENT NET INVESTMENT
leased s145 Ass1y neq uortb of assuming
mortgage $4,000; investment pays IL
per cent neti lot 6Oxls1;s feet; will
DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PROPERTY.
fl4O,00o-Half block from Market end Mason
SITS; modern six-story brick and Iron
building; store, leo rooms and bethi
rent $500 leased with cash security
t75.ooo-es :os1s1:6i opposite Hotel Pleesan-
toni magnificent site for hotel apart
ment-house or office building; sutter
ST. property close by has recently sold
at $500 per front foot make offer
FOURTH ST. TRANEFJ5R CORNER.
sGo GoO00-Business property T5x1Oe feeti stores
and rooms ebovei pays about peF
LARKiN ST. BUSINESS CORNER.
S53.oo0-Yery best corner sI;6 frontaEe; fne
building. stores and lodg!ns-house;
always rented.
WESTERN ADDITION CORNER.
500 OoO-Annual rents $51T2i beautiful modern
building; lot s7xs0; pays over ~ per
NORTHWEST CORNER
ments: insured for $4,000; mortgage
$50, oO0 at 51a per cent can remain
pays per cent net.
SECOND-ST, CORNER
SIS, ,O00-115 blocks from Market St; 81 feet
front: cheapest downtown corner TO be
had near Market St. chance 10 make
a turn at good advance.
POLK-ST. BUSINESS PROPEH1t.
500. 0oO-Poik St; stores and lodging mouse;
lot SOx1O0 feet; rents s15a; no better
buy for the money,
MISSION BUSINESS CORNER.
SO, O00-Store and flats; new building; lot
2T:Gx1C0; rents S1e4.
SIS. 5oo-vicinAty Haight and Scott; es :9x
1876 fne improvements: RENTS $40 a
GOLDEN GATE PARK-FLATs.
SIS. .0OO-Lot 5Ox137:6 fine, substantial fats
facing Golden Gate Park; rents $3.50:
can be increased.
OCTAVIA-ST. RESIDENCE.
J 81, ,5OO-Choice location; IA rooms and baths;
s bedrooms: lot 89x137:e feet.
SIC, 5OO-Yearly rents SI77O; 3 modern Oats:
Post ST.: frontases.
FILLMORE-ST. CORNER.
S15,OOe-Corner Fillmore and Lombard SITS.
13T :6x12O feet; 3 frontages; want offer
Lombard st. bituminized from Van
Ness ave 70 Preside
q month.
se,5OO-Three fine fats, vicinity Eighteenth
and Castro; rents SIS a month; lot
25x125.
So, 5,25O-F'Ifth and CIementina; fne front and
rear improvements; leased two years at
IS, 5,ooo-Four good fats in Mission: always
rented at S4S e month.
s., 5,50Q-W ashingtOn St, near Spruce; 50N
127:sA worth $1,000: want offer.
81, ,650-New cottage in Mission: rooms and
bath: fine lot
81. 1.4oO-Corner lot. near Golden Gate Park;
sPECK & CO.,
667 Market st.
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Late shipping IntslligsnOs.
ARRIVED
E-lAn.An.

ARRIVED
Wednesday. September ?.
Tug Sea Rover, Thompson. 35 hours from
Bktn Fremont. Kelton. 16 days from Berins
schr Mabel Gale. Henquist. 7 days from As
schr Ivy, Jensen. days from Coos Bay:
SAILED.
Wednesday, September 2.
Stur South Bay Jameson, Eureka.
DOMESTIC PORTS
ABERDEEN-Sailed 8bt 2-Schr James H
Bruce. for san Francisco; stmr. Coronado. for
San Pedro
Arrived Sept 2-stmr centralia. hence Au-
gust %.
PORT TOWNSEND-Sailed Sept danish
bark Lord Templetown, from Port 0ambls. Tor
Cape Town.
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BORN.

FABRIZIO-In this city, August 30 1908 to
the wife of Marion Fabrizio, daughter.
HARRIS-In this city, August 90 1903, to the
wife of n. II. Harris, daughter.
SISKRON-In this city, August 80 1903, 70
the wife of Charles A. Siskron a son.
SUTTER--In this city, August 81, 1908. to
the wife OF Theodore Sutter. a son.
TAMKE-In this city. September 2 1908 to
the wife OF Daniel Tamke. a son
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DIED. .

AHLBACH-In this city, September 2 1909
Jacob Ahlbach, beloved husband Of the late
Maria ]. Ahlbach, father of Joseph Ahlbach.
Mrs. A. Parr and William, Elizabeth and
Aloysius Ahlbach, and brother of William
and the late Peter Ahlbach, a native of
Germany, aged 81 years 9 months and Is
days. A member of st. Peters D. r. X
Understandings Nerein
GyFriends and acquaintances are reanect-
fully invited to attend the funeral Tomorrow
(Friday), at $3.50 o'clock, from the parlors
of the Gantner & Guntz Undertaking Com
pany, 1909 Mission streets, between Eighth
and Ninth, thence to ST. Bonifaces Church.
Golden Gate avenue, near Jones street, where
a requiem high mass Will be celebrated for
the repose of his soul, commencing at 8
o'clock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery
AMAfANN-In this city. September 2 1909.
Wilhelmina Amman, and father of F. W.
William and Adolph Amman Jr.. a native
of Bavaria. Germany, aged 6S years 10
months and 20 days.
BAYER-In Oakland, September 1, 1903. Caro-
line F. beloved wife Of Christ Bayer and
mother of Catharine, Christ and Walter
Bayer, native of Denmark, aged 48 years
months and 21 days.
E%Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral services
to-day Thursday, at 2 o'clock at her
late residence S29 East Twenty-first street.
East Oakland Interment Mountain View
Cemetery.
Florence W.. beloved wife. of e. w Calinon'
mother of J. Winfree Callnon, and sister of
Mrs. N. f. Grey, Mrs. I. w. McMullen and
Mrs p. H. Cunningham, native of Chris
tian County, Kentucky.
uyFrends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral services
Howard-street NJ E. Church. Howard street.
between Second and Third Interment Cv
press Lawn Cemetery. by 2:30 O'clock train
from Third and Townsend streets.
CRUZ-In this city, September 2, 1903 Charles
n Cruz beloved son of the late Charles and
Elizabeth Cruz, and brother of Joseph Cruz.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication Offices and be
indorsed with the name and address of per
sons authorized to have the same published
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PROPOSALS for public buildings. Office con-
structing quartermaster, u. S. A. "a Keat
ing block. San Diego, Cal, Aug. g. IeO3
Sealed proposals. in triplicate, will be re
ceived here until 10 a. m, September 4 1ao2
and then be opened for the construction
plumbing, heating and electric wiring OF two
double officers quarters one double N,-O
quarters and--one coast artillery barrack =
Fort Rosecrans, Cal. A guarantee reoIiired
70 amount to 10 per cent of bid. Preference
viii be given to articles of domestic nrodI,c
tion, cost and quality considered and 70
articles OF American production produced or
manufactured on the Pacific Coast Riddars
must state in their bids the time In xyhicb
they will complete work. Instructions 10 bid
ders furnished at this office or at office Of
chief quartermaster, San Francisco Cal
United States reserves the right tc accept or
reject any or all bids, or any part thereof
Envelopes containing proposals should be in
dorsed proposals for Public Buildings Fort
Rosecrans, CAL" CAPT. r, H. ROLFE. @. M,
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PROPOSALS.


Wanted-Notice is here
by given that sealed proposals will be re-
ceived by the board Of directors of the Vet
erans' Home Of California. at its office. room
13 800 Sansome street San Francisco nm
TO u o'clock m. on MONDAY, September IA
1903. for furnishing and delivering materials
and furnishings for the new hospital at the
Veterans Home, iNapa County. Cal (rail-
road station Yountville). Specifications for
above may be seen and examined at the Of
fee of the board of directors between the
hours Of a. m and p. m each week day
Money for payment contracts will be
available Immediately after January 1904
Preference will be given to goods manufac-
tured in this State. price. fitness and quail
ity being equal. under the provisions of sec
ton 3247 of the Political Code. The board
reserves the right to reject any or all bids
and to order any quantity over or under the
amount specified. Address JOHN F. SHEE-
HAN, Secretary of the Board of Directors
of the Veterans Home of California, room
13 $50 Sansome street. San Francisco Cal
r SHEEHAN, Secretary.
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APARTMENTs TO LET.

..E-I, MONTERREY the city's newest apart
ment hotel, located the north side or
Pine St, between Hyde and Leavenworth;
superb brick building OF Spanish architec-
bined with the conveniences Of hotel life; for
$50 per month you can secure here an unfur-
nished Groom apartment, consisting of large
lfvirg-room with gas CRATE and mantel. bed
room with ba'y- window and closet; kitchen
equipped with gas range, built-in china
closet and hot and cold water; bathroom
with toilet and porcelain tub (hot and cold
water); this price also includes 1anitor ser
vice night and day and night and day ele-
vator service: only ten minutes walk from
Powell and Market; see these apartments
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PART OF our list Of bargains in secondhand
pianos for September. 1903:
Original
Price. Now
2 BARNES & SON
MalnEt cases, large size, colonial
style, three pedals, Z l-8 octaves,
4 EMERSON
Walnut case. cabinet grand.
carved panels 1-3 octaves, three
pedals. in fine condition, slightly
used ........ .........-........... $50 275
] EMERSON
Flemish oak case, cabinet grand,
very latest design and finish nearly
] SOHMER-
Mahogany case. medium size full
swinging desk. Z 1-3 octaves, thor
oughly renovated and equal 10
new ----------- ---. .-----.--.-.-. 500 325
j WEBER
Rosewood case fancy carved,
rEest size. I 1-3 -octaVes. in eK-
eelient condition --.-.-....-...--. $50 s25
]. BRADBURY
Rosewood case. large size. 1-3
octaves. thoroughly renovated and
equal % new ..-.----.....-....... 500 $50
BRADBrRT-
Red oak case, cabinet grand,
l-5 octaNes. thoroughly renova-
ted and equal % new ...-...-...- 800 325
Complete list furnished on application al
our store. SHERMAN. CLAY & CO..
Corner kCaruy and Sutter ste
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Phillippi and Phelps; Hahn and PsitI.
o ! : : : : + : + a

y
resubdivision. of lot 4e- Berkeley property.
Josephine F. Bruguiers by william 4.
Harnden attorney to George ID. Hutchisou
lot on Sc line Of Pomona avenue, 79 SW OF.
Washington street. Sc 125 BY SW 70. portion
OF lot l. block 10. map Of subdivisions OF NE
portion Of Sather Tract -Fruitvale, Brooklyn
George d. and Ella F. Hutohison Cztrs) 70
A. T. Hay, lot on Sc line OF Pomona avenue,
20 SW OF washington street Sc 125 BY SW 3s
portion Of lot 1, block 10, same map. Brooklyn
Township; $40. = -
Kate Lynn CsinEle) to John winiarns.. lot
Prospect Hill Tract Brooklyn .ToVnship: so.
Matthew c. Sarah, Marshall G., Joseph H.
Sc line of High street, 14s:9 NE OF Briggs
avenue NE 30 by Sc 100. portion lots and
2 map Of High street. Briggs Tract, klsmeda:
sewer granted by Thomas H. Davis a22 D. 4Ts.
Quitclaim deeds $40.
Ange Clark (widow) to Arthur G.. Nason:
lot on N line of San Antonio avenue 200 r
OF Chestnut street, r so by N .190 portion OF
w half OF block g. lands adjoining to Eneinal.
Henry w or Henry William Cutie to Annie
c. Cutie. lot on NV corner OF San Jose avenue
and Lafayette street, " sS nS n 15o' Alameda
d. B.. and Alice p Hampton to Herbert L.
Breed, lot 20. block r, Alpine Tract. Oakland:
'ig; John Tucker to Henry H. Meyers. lot on $
line OF weston avenue. IS z OF Ruby. 2 . BY
S 100, lot 5. map Oakland Railroad HoPestead.
Francis s. and Annie NJ. Fennon. John J.
ana Annie A. Kennedy to Christopher A Null
vey. lot on line OF Seventh street. I5.E OF
Jefferson. rs by 100. lots TO II; block
es KeIlersberger's map Oakland; $1e'
A J. and Sophie NJ. Snyder TO Dal6 o. and
Alice 10, DobsOn, lot W line Of Grove street.
81 1:1O15 s Of Tweptieth. 5l-1O3 BY. W 100
bIoclx 295 Foardmans map. Oakland SO
Realty Syndicate tcorporatonJ to Nivians p.
vandercook lot on NV line Of Twenty-fourth'
avenue. $50 SW OF East Twenty-seventh. SW
70 Nv NV 12O lot 15 block a. map No 3.
BlasdeI Tract East Oakland Heights. Brooklyn
Ssme to same. lots and o. block A. same
man brooklyn Township; $40
Harriet W. Clark (wdow) to = Ricnardson.
- - : line of Bristol street. 100 6f Grant.
~ 100 bv S 125. lots 3S and "a. map ranges OF
lots 2 ana A. Hardy Tract, Berkeley; $10-
SS,,a Dornenburg to August A. Dornenburz
f.,,sbsndj undivided one-haf interest IN lot
~ line Of Tenth street. 1876 " OF villa avenue.
= to0 nv n so lot 6. block 3. revised map San
6.bIo q Ne avenue viva Tract. Oakland: $40.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE-The Giant Powder Com
paRy, Con. dividend No. Of OF fifty
centn (50c) per share on the issued capital
stock of the company has been declared. pay
aba at the office Of the company. rooms
202, 2o4 2o6 Hayward building San Fran
cisco, on September 10 1903 Transfer books
close Sept at noon. c. c. Quinn. Secretary
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DIVIDEND NOTICEe.

AMERICAN Can Company.--;At a meeting OF
the Board OF Directors OF the American Can
Company. held September l. 1908, a dividend
OF two and one-haf FER cent was declared
upon the preferred stock payable - Septen-
Der 80 to stockholders of record at the close
Of business September 10. The transfer
BOOKS VIII VIII be closed as 70 tne preferred stock
days inclusive Checks will be mailed
AMERICAN CAN COMPANY, r. IA Is.
MON. Secretary.
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DONOVAN STRIKES OUT
TEN MEN AT DETROIT
Chesbro Pitches Good Ball and the
New YOrkers Do Heavy -.
BattinO .
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

DETROIT. Sept 2.-rhe locals won to-day'r
game by team hitting In the fourth inning.
when a double and three singles scored enough
runs to win. Donovan pitched great ball
striking out ten. Attendance. 2S67. Score:
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game by team hitting In the fourth innihg.
when a double and three singles scored enough
runs to win. Donovan pitched great ball.
striking out ten. Attendance. 2So7. Score: =
Detroit :s...s... ss....s-s..!s... y.
cleveland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "A 2 o
Donovan and Buelow: Donahus. and Abbott. =.
CHICAGO. Sept. 2-The scores which en-
abied the locals TO defeat 81. Loais to-day were
the result OF home runs made BY Green and.
TannebilL Four hits were all that the Wis
itors could gather on Patterson's delivery.
Score;
Chicago ...-..--- .--..-....s..:. 2. II 4
ST. Louis '..ss..s. .s....s...... 4 -
Anderson and slattery; Powell and Snyder.
WASHINGTON. Sept. New York took
won tto-day's game wiehoqt apparent Effort
Washington ......... ....%.......3 ..
New York ............ ......s.t:u 10
Lee. Townsend and Drill; chesbro and Nc
Cauley. -
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
NEW YORK. SEPT 2--BrSokiya , defeated
the local Nationals in the first game OF the
inter-borough series at the polk grounds to-
day. Reidy pitched a clever game for the
visitors. holding the home team safely until
the ninth inning Attendance. 447s. seorg;
New York ...-....... ...........1 g 2
Reidy and Jacklitsch: Thomson and Warner.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2-Boston and.
Philadelphia split even to-day in a double
header. Both games were close. the visitors
hits Attendance. 25OO score: -:'
First game R. H. p.
BostOn .'.s''ss'- ss'~.ssssfsss...
Phlladelpnia s''sss..s '.........s:
Pittinger and Moran; Mitchell and DOOM. =.
Second game r.. H. n
Boston - .--........-..:..s s.
Philadeiphia -.-.--.- .s--........'6 g g. 4
Malarkey and Moran; Fraser and Roth. q
CHICAGO, Sept Except for a wild pitch
in the ninth inning, that saved St. Louis
from a shut OUT the play OF the locals out:
classed that OF the visitors in ali dspartments
Of the game. Attendance, $500. Score:
r H e.
Chicago ..'...--s .-.....%........ 10 q
d. LOUIS ''s'sssss'ss Sss.ss~..... i. o.:
Weimer and King; Mcfarland End .o'NEeil:
PITTSBURG. Sept 2.-Pfttsburr won the.
game in the first inning with Ave hits. At,
tendance. 5000. Score:
r. n, n.
FitlsourB ''''''..s~ss ~ss~-ssss.s 4.. 10
cincinnati .'..'..'.-. .......+... -. q
Phrlippi and Phelps; Hahn and Peits.
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PART OF our list Of bargains in second-l
pianos for September. 1903:
Original
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-03

SPECK & co, e6T Market st, opp. Kearny.
Real Estate Agents and Rent Collectors
Full Charge Taken of Property,
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NATIONAL LEAauE.

NEW YORK. Sept 2--Brsokiy9 defeated
the local Nationals in the first game OF the
inter-borough series at the polk grounds to-
day. Reidy. pitched a clever game for the
visitors. holding the home team safely until
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DonoNan and BueioW; Donahue and Abbott .
CHICAGO. Sept. 2.-The scores which en-
abied the locals 10 defeat St. EOdis to-day were
the result OF home runs made BY Green and !.
TannebilL Four hits were all that the WIS.,
itors could gather on Paftersons delivery.
Score:
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st. Louis ......... ...........:. 4 4. =. 3
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kindly to both OF Washington's rftcherS and
won to-days game wiehoUt apparent Effort
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washington ......... ....<....... Z. o
New YORK .ss.ss...... .s...ss.t.I 10
Lee. Townsend and Drill: Chesbro and Nc
Cauley. .
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-29
THE MOCK TRIAL.
Verdict of S3.0s Awarded the PlaintiR
in Breach of Promise Suit

The mock trial at the Y. NJ. c. A. music
hall Tuesday night proved popular and
amusing form of entertainment the hall
being filled to OVERLOOKING. The plain
tiff. defendant and witnesses had their
stories well learned the attorney for the
defendant put up a strong case for his
client and the prosecuting attorney made
most eloquent plea for the fair plain
tiff. H. w. Heath Of the university was
the plaintiff and his makeup and ap-
pearance on the witness stand stamped
him as an actor of much ability. As
Mrs. Jerusha Rugg Perkins he sued Ar.
thur Good Mansur for breach of
promise. The witnesses were Messrs.
Irwin Spear and II. G. Fuller. dressed in
feminine garb. and Messrs. b. ~ Clark,
r. s. Pease and Joseph Aud. G.. G.
Benedict was the Judge, C. r. Peck the
clerk, Col A. V. Newton of Worcester.
Mass. the plaintiffs attorney, II. II.
Chittenden of this city the defendants
attorney, II. NJ. Mcintosh the crer and
Isaac Thomas the sheriff in charge of the
jury The jury was made up of a dozen
wei-known citizens who answered to
the names of John l.. Sullivan, Grover
Cleveland Theodore Roosevelt and other
men of national reputation. Tvle ex-
animation of witnesses, lawyers argu-
ments and judges charge were pune
tuated with a number Of local hits and
the evidence seemed to justify the jury's
verdict OF s3.9s marked down from 50
for the plaintiff.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-29
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

The Cotillon club held O. meeting Fri.
day afternoon In room A, north. Ths
following officers were elected President.
II. c. Clement "a; secretary and treasurer.
F. Il. Wright '0j; nominating COMMITTEES.
Pope O4; Wheeler '0i, Briggs o. and
Towne '05.
Vermont Alpha of Phi Delta Theta held
its initiation ceremony at the chapter
house on College St. Friday night. Those
Brown, c. w. Guptil. C.. w, Ingalls,, J. v.
Lamberton, A. f. Parsons. T. l.. Water.
man, II. c. Woodward, all Of the class Of
1897. Several alumni were present. Light
refreshments were served after tho intia-
ton.
The Justin s. Morrill, Republican club
held q meeting in room A, south college.
Monday afternoon at four o'clock and
the following officers were elected for thu
ensuing year: President, a. H. Gilbert 'o4:
first vice-president, W ". Gilbert 'O4:
second vice-president, Cobb 'OG secretary.
Ainsworth 'o5; executive committee, Mac.
Murtry o.. Woodruff Vs. Warren 06 and
Wheatley '0I.
At the meeting Of the junior class, held
Thursday, the following class officers
were elected to serve during the ensuing
year: President. c. w. Ward vice-pr
dent. Miss Durfee; secretary, Miss Chan
man; treasurer, Bedford. executive coms
mittee, Miss Bean, Sault and Colodney,
The members Of the nominating COMMITTEES
are appointed. one from each fraternity
in college Advisory board, Bassett; Ariel
photographer Helyar.
The foot ball team from Massachusetts
State College defeated the varsity team
at Athletic Park Saturday by a score %
to 0. The visitors outweghed the hons
team.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-29
RECORDS SMASHED
Two Additional Worlds Trotting Rec
Ords Made at Memphis.


Ords Made at Memphis.
Memphis, Tenn. Oct. 20.-The eight
day meeting of the Memphis Trotting
association was brought to a close to-
day with the breaking of two addition
al worlds trotting records. Lou Dill
Ion. driven by Mr.. Billings, her owner,
went a mile to wagon in two minutes
fiat, cutting a second and three-quar-
ters from the previous record, made
by herself, and The Monk and Equity,
driven by Mr.. Billings. lowered the
worlds trotting record of 2:09A for
mile to pole to 2:09.
The performance of Lou Dillon in
the mile trial to wagon was even more
spectacular than her trial last Satur
15S1s The trial to-day was made
with the customary two pacing run
ners. AS the horses drew near the last
eighth pole the speed of Lou Dillon
had increased so Mr.. Billings drew her
from behind the forward sulky and the
finish was made in a drive, the two
runners alongside The start was made
reached in 291a seconds, the half in
59A, three-quarters in 1;29a and the
mile in exactly two minutes.
Lou Dillon's performance aroused
wild enthusiasm among the spectators.
The Monk and Equity. driven by Mr..
Billings, went n mile in easy fashion to
pole in 2:0S with a single runner to set
the pace At the quarter the time was
caught in 50 IA, the nalf was made in
l:o4, three quarters in 1876 and the mile
In POS. Neither of the trotters gave hint
of breaking during the trial Summaries:
2:ll trot, mile dash-Queen Wilkes, won;
Eyelne, second; Porto Rico, third. Time,
2:l0 IA. Palm Leaf and Topsy also start
ed.
O.on trot-Appa Cav won. C,rocer,- Mold
second; Declare, third. Best time, 2:17 Ii
Red Philes Maggie Murphy also started.
2:17 trot, mile dash-Hugh lynne won;
Empire Wilkes, second. Time. 213 Ii.
2'O9 pace-Cascade. won; Hal Chatiin,
second; Stranger o., third. Best time,
2:0S IL. Diablto, Cousin Madge and Per-
sonele also started.
PHI pace, half mile dash-Mary Anna,
won; Angus Pointer, second; Minnie
Christy, third. Time, 10l ga Daniel j.
also started.
2:l1 trot, half mile dash-Queen Wilkes.
won; Porto Rico, second; Austin Boy,
third Time, 1:02 IL Bonner and Jim
Underwood also started.
SOME COMPLICATED DECISIONS.
New York. Oct 2S.-The most compli-
Gated in the history of an eastern race
track occurred after the running of the
last race at Aqueduct to-day. Stonewall.
Oarsman and Payne finished heads apart,
but Redfern, riding Oarsman. claimed
foul. alleging that he had been bumped
He was followed by Higgins on Payne,
who also made a claim of Interference.
After elaboration the judges and stew
ards disqualified Stonewall and placed
Oarsman first, Payne second and Bob Hill
lard who ran last the entire distance and
was beaten u lengths, third Akela, who
it is claimed, caused the trouble finished
fourth but was diSOua lifted and SOuid the