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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-09-04
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth. Sept. 2.-Wheat-Old, in
store-No. l hard and No. / Northern,
SIC. New, to arrive-No. l hard, S5c;
No. l Northern, Sac; No. 2 Northern.
SIC. Flax-In store. to arrive, on
track and Sept, 99c; Oct, 99Ac; Nov.
99kc; Dec, 99hc; May, $1.O3A.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-09-04
ST. Paul Union Stock Yards.

st. Paul, Sept. 2.-Cattle-Good to
choice steers, $4.25@5.OO; common to
fair. $3.O0@4.00; cows and heifers,
$2.60@4.00; veals, $3.OO@5.25. Hogs
-$4.75@5.95. Sheep-Good to choice
yearling wethers. $3.15@3.35; heavy,
$3.O0@3.25; good to choice lambs, $500
@4.50; fair to good, $3.50@4.O0.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-09-04
Knapp Refused New Trial.

Hamilton. O.. Sept. 3.-Judge Bel
den has refused a new trial for Alfred
A. Knapp, the s~elf-confessed murderer
Of two Of his wives and three other
victims. The court fixed Dec. - for
the execution. Knapp took the deci-
sion with Indifference and made no
statement. He will be taken to Colum-
bus for ~electrocution.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-09-04
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
MINNEAPOLIS Wheat.

Minneapolis, Sept. 2.-Wheat-Dec.,
81h @81Mc; May. S3%c. On track
No. / hard, 87#c; No. / Northern,
8SMc; No. 2 Northern, SEC; no. 8
Northern, 80@83c.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-09-04
CLAIM RArloNs ARE POOR.
Men of Lighthouse Tender Hyacintk
Go on Strike.

Milwaukee, Sept. BIN anger at the
alleged poor rations served aboard
their vessel, the crew of the United
States lighthouse tender Hyacinth
struck last night. The Hyacinth is the
supply boat for many lighthouses on
Lake Michigan. and safety of naviga-
ton on the lake depends on the ships
being kept regularly in service.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14

ONLY PEOPLE WITH APPETIrES WANTED.
Several restaurants that offer tempting
dinners are to-day advertised ameng -
Little Advs. Of the PeoDf~"
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
FOR RIGHT AND TRUE, S3,o5o,

A sale of horses in training held in the
paddock before the races at Gravesend yesterday.
The stock offered was poor and prices only fair.
Right and True, three-year-old brown colt, by
Tristan-Ellerdie. sold for S3.050 J. ]. McCaferty
the buyer. McCanerty also bought the two
two-year-olds Australna. bay illy, by Montana
Zealandia, and Moorhen, by imp. Watercress-
Sentiment s. 500 each. The other sales Of 81 600
Were:
600
Stella: H r Meyer. 1900
Graves. 2soo
PhG5e FREDERICK E1Tlev 200
Atheiinf Mn Cog; J. Frtzsirnnons. 1000
Dance; !. Smith. 2ooo
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
SAV4BLES GREAT RACE.
roptures the W. LeaCis CLARK Stakes
at Chicago.

Chicago June 13-Against nine American DERBY
candidates John A. brakes Savabie, champion
tbree-year- of the West victor of the FuturltS
last wear and equal favorite with Irish Lad for the
Derby, wor the NJ Lewis Clark Stakes to-day
in a sensational rush. ]. B. Respesss colt Berhays
was second length and half in front OF Inc
Picket
Savable was heavily played favorite, and the
race was probably the greatest OF his career AT
the head the stretch the Drake colt looked nope
lessly beaten. However, Gray, the Jockey tooh
desperate chances coming through aimcst COM
pact bunch just below the eighth pole. the Dig
colt literally forced a gap. and when ne was once
clear there nothing more to the race SaVaple
moved down, his field in sensational rush got g IN
front at the Nsixteenth pole, and then won uneN-
Ten of the eleven Derby candidates accepted the n
Mahone's Banter. withdrawn on account of having
been penalized with III pounds for winning the
ne Of @ The pfPg ages at 9 Of the year
through the gates and the ineld had to be thrown
open to relieve the congestion. The weather ana
track conditions We're all that could be desired
Summaries:
to i%eg Won; od futc Io a. Bonner to J. second
Jim Clark 105 (otisl, 30 to l. third Tine Mary
Endurance. Fading Light The Bobby. Jimnez Mistress
Second conc race race o'r sE Paul II? M Phil
to s. second Mansha. 115 (5fenryj. to l. third Time
q Gus Hgdor 6 @ Ron Rmo aFsn TsPi s2n ran Aanc0 St
Third t;he NJ Lewis Clark Stakes one and one one
nays. 100 dznighO. to /, second; The Picket, 105
5sgS 30 to ap1 hTd Rs T1 an ahd Bfd Eada Hs%
Palma also ran The Picket and Manru coupled IN the
betting
to 3, Burnie Bunton, 100 FarrelD, to second
Nitrate 100 UIenry), 25 to /, third. Time, l:l316 Lo
gan's First Schwalbe, Mayor johnson, Otter Tail ana
Orsius also oo -
Reiff) won; Herrnencia. 95 CAdins), to sec
McGurk. los GIelgeson), 10 to l. third lime
lob Monarka Dr. stephens and Major Tenny also REQ ada
Sixth and one-haf miles)-Cogswel lvS
CHinkield) 4 l. won; Caxton 90 Gelgeson). to l.
second: Compass QI Ph1ipsl. u to l, third Time
2:3f Hayward Hunter, Gin Spray Springsead and MISS
Eon also On l.. :
seventh race Zone mile)-Modicu-n 96 CAdkinsl 20 TO
won; Our Bessie 95 Robbinsl to ! second Aiee I0f
Oh Phillips. third. Time laos Bard OF Avon;
Domage Sir Faust, l. Moore Poor Boy and Dr. Leland
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
COLE.
TRAVIS Wins Presidents Cup at
KnoUzoood- Kellogg Beats Baltou.

Travis won the Presidents Cup at knoh"ooo
Yesterday and his victory will do much to regain
the prestige lost through his recent defeats at
Garden City ana Deal The match was In the
final round of the three day tournament unuei tile
auspices of the Knollwood Country C4uO' anu us
opponent was F. W. Hoyt of Portland, VINO nous
the State championship of Maine. The latter
proved poor adversary. and Travis had no an
fculty in winning by IL up and lO to play. II
was not the onesidedness OF the score that VIII
bolster Travis's waning reputation but the aston
iebirelv eood work of which yesterdays match
was the elimination. Travis twice lowered the
Knoilwood record in the tournament ana sho"eo
himself capable of the most brilliant FORM his
game yesterday practically hawless' allhoush
the stimulus of a harassing opponent was enurely
absent. Throughout the day. for the contesI was S
at thirty-six holes he was consistently Sooo; anu
the final outcome never for moment In oouoI'
~ ID
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
WINS ST. LOUIS DERBY.
Claude, OUersOeighteG and OUer-
looked, DispOses of Field EasiIy.

St Louis June 13.-Claude with 127 pounds up
an6 ridden by ]. DAILY, the st. Louis Derby
to-day.
The Derby is valued at $1,000 Claude. although
overweighted and overlooked. disposed of his field
with ease winning by two lengths. with something
in reserve. The colt had everything in his favor
from the fagfall. Au Revoir. the Bennett candi-
date and equal favorite in the betting with the
Darden pair, Monsieur Beaucaire and Sioux Chief.
at 3 to 2 first to show. followed closely by
Deutschland. Claude fourth Coburn. Au
Revoir, allowed Deutschland TO set the pace pass
ing the stand the first time. and at the seven
eighths pole made fast with the Bennett
horse, but Deutschland hung on and the pair ran
neck and neck to the mile. Au Revoir leading by
neck, Deutschland second. Lendn third and Claude
sixth
Turning into the stretch Au Revoir had enough
and surrendered the lead to Deutschland. Here
Monsieur Beaucaire brought up. and for a
time was in the lead. with the fast firing Deutsch-
land second and Bas dor third.
At the sixteenth pole little horse was seen COM
ing out of the bunch, head down, like pitching
bronco. and moving down the horses ahead of
him with remarkable 1t Claude and
before the wire reached he had put two open
lengths between himself and the field. CIaude's
when sensational killing was made him at
prices ranging from 100 to 90 to l.
The attendance was 30009. Weather perfect and
track fast. The summary:
Fourth race st. Louis Derby; miles,
ii9 "a w Booker to 2 second; Sioux Chief 10 CT
Watson). 3 to 2. third Time 2:35A
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
HORSE AND CARRIAGE NOTES.

John Moore & Co.. OF No. 50 Warren-st-. is one %
the oldest firms in the carriage line. 1t deals n
all the necessary accessories new and second hsEJ)
a well appointed stable
D. L. Loves manager Of the Empire Coach Horse
Company in West Seventy-sixth-st-. announces this
arrival Of twenty head from Canada
Henry Meise of East Twenty-fourth-st. expects
Horses he weghng g from 5o to ESQ pounds
Miles w Baney & Bro OF No. ST Bridge-st..
Newark. expects good weeks business this week.
The firm is said to receive hundred head OF
horses each week.
Andrew Moworay. dealer in horses and carriages.
at No 2Ss Schermerhorn-st., Brooklyn. this week
has several good bargains.
r c. Luqueer of Murray-st. reports business
brisk for this season Of the year.
The harness department OF William r Bishop.
No ss warren-st-. is worthy OF a visit.
Nelly" bay mare. said to have a record o.
2I2A has been sold by John T. oConnoF-
At Studebaker's, Broadway. Seventh-ave. and
Forty-eighth-st.. the studeoaker station wagons
are worthy Of an inspsetiQn styie No 2 ISIS has as
rear quarters. All the glass may be raised
lowered. making an open carriage for bright days
%o ss71s has all eurtains-no glass: No sSSss has
glass in doors and division front
Flandrau Co. Nos 400. 4os. 40 and AZ Broorns-
ST. display this week town snd country carriages
of panelled, basket or natural wood bodies on two
four wheels. for single. tandem and Inland
driving.
Attention Is invited to the advertisement OF
RandeI's Magic Compound for Horses. which ap-
pears in the Horse and Carriage column OF this
issue.
Business still continues good with the drm OF
D. P. Nichols s Co: az their new quarters. Nos.
1889 and 1.0O1 broadway
AT James Downey's repositories. No. $40 Atlantic
ave-. Brooklyn. may be found this week a num-
Der OF new and second hand carriages.
Mr. Lehgh. of the Fashion Coach Horse Com
pany expects have sale next week number
OF pairs OF coach and cob horses for FAMILY use
The Osborn & Burke Company OF No. % Bare
ay-st dealers In all kinds OF horse goods reports
that business was unusually good last week
ONLY PEOPLE WITH APPETlrES WANTED.
Several restaurants that offer tempting
dinners to-day advertised amenx
Little Advs. of the PeoDf~"
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14

The Brooklyn Association team played an ex-
citing game with the West Indians whom they
defeated by the margin of four runs and
wicket in the last over of the match, after the
lime extension to 6:45 O'Clock was put into opera
ton. II. Rushton and d. Burkitt bowled in fine
form for the winners, ard each captured wickets
for a runs. Z. O. Challenger batted excelently
for 80, while w. Burrows and II: A Laurie also
made most useful contributions. For the West Ind
ians, A. Gage bowled with great effect and capt
ured wicxets for II runs, while j. De Silva was
the only man to reach double figures, with 49, The
totals were: West Indians, 81; Brooklyn, 30. for
wickets.
The Columbia Oval team drawn match
with the Manhattan team. which just managed to
save itself from defeat through the steady play of
A J. Gray, A Hoskngs batted in capital style for
Column bia oval for 43. while H O. Wilkinson. r.
Cobban and ]. Allen all got into double figures. G,
Shaw had the remarkable bowling analysis of
wckets for for Columbia oval. The totals
were: Columbia Oval. III declared for wickets);
Manhattan. 80. for Wickets.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14

D. L. Loves manager of the Empire Coach Horse
Company in West Seventy-siXth-St. announces tbs
arrival Of twenty head from Canada.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
BROOKLYN BETTER THAN NEW-JERsEY

The rain OF yesterday played important part
in the cricket matches which were brought off in
the vicinity OF the city, 1t caused a late start in
all the games played and succession Of drawn
matches the result.
The contest at Prospect Park between the Brook
lyn and New-Jersey clubs the chief match OF
the day, and il drew a large crowd, notwith-
standing the threatening weather. The result as
anticipated, was draw, but the Brookyns If any,
thing had the better of IT, for against their total
of SO the New-Jersey team put Is for four
wickets. H Poyer batted in excellent style for 26
for Brooklyn, while c. A. Worm captured three
wickets for three
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
The Rain Causes a Draw Between Phila-
delphia and Oxford.

Oxford England, June 1S.-The cricket match be-
tween oxford University and Philadelphia, which
was begun on Thursday, brought to an end
here to-day with draw the result.
The Philadelphans Notwithstanding the unsatis-
factory state of the wicket from heavy rain last
night made good showing to-day, and when play
was resumed this morning by J. A Lester and II Z
D. Brown the slowly, but surely. Ihe
partnership it appeared, would be highly produc-
tive, when Brown was clean bowled by Ernsthausen
for 8.
F. H. Bates then came in and was playing conf
IDENTIFY when the game was interrupted by ram.
This continued without intermission, and it was
finally agreed to abandon further play Lester was
rot out for 5, and Bates for g. when this decision
was come to. On Monday the visitors will play
Glouceste tershire, at Cheltenham The score:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
COTTON BROKERS AT GOLF.
T B. Criss Wins Annual Handicap at Co.
lonia Links.

Tho animal golf handicap of the Cotton Ex-
change took place yesterday at the links OF the
CoIonia Country Club. The field was divided nito
two classes, all those having handicap OF 81
better being rated in Class y ana ali others hi
Glass b. There were three prizes for each class
and gold medal for the best score. In addition
a consolation .'kickers handicap provided ample
means for an enjoyable days sport In lass a =
the winner was T. b. Criss. with net score G 90
n p WiIliams won in Class 3. while j. E. blg-
gins the ''kickers handicap Inc conS55 S5e5, ~
followed by dinner in the clubhouse AT a WnIct a..
the competitors were present and the d"afo "A
prizes look place. The summary:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
NYACK-
DUTCEIESS.
NEWARK GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.

Matches in the first round of the Newark Golf
Club championship were decided yesterday after
noon. The championship cup Is presented by
Adrian Riker. while Z. N. Philippi also presents
trophy IN the second division fnc summary:
Championship cup first round)-J. W. Failing beat
F. z Pierce. Up and rlay HaIsey Trehenor beat
DIR. Adams, 1 UP; H. Schulsham beat Z. Nillar. 8
and TO play; c. Taussis beat W. Hawkins up and
10 play: Phil Pointer beat George Clifford.
E; Mooney beat W Fisher. up and TO play; A p
Second cup (hrst rodnd)--C II McAfahon. a bye: A.
Aciler pea Kline. 1 play. q. Il Dunn
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
KINGS COUNTY AND PATERSON DRAW.

The Kings County Club had the Paterson team
as visitors at Prospect Park yesterday, and played
an extremely even draw with the New-Jersey men,
although had time allowed. it is probable Kings
County would have won the game The Paterson
men, unaware Of the fast scoring proclvities of
Kings County, declared with six wickets down
for 81 Kings County then put 81 for eight wick
cts. when time called W. Bunce. ]. W. Hooper
and w CIarkson all got into the twenties for Paer-
son. and A. Bunce and H Wilde also added double
figures while for Kings County F. e. Fisher played
a good innings of 20, and A. NugeS and G. Barnes
also added double figures.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
PICK SAVABLE FOR AMERICAN.
Favorite for Derby at 8 to Claude to
Garry Top Weight

Chicago June 1S.-Through the victory in the M.
Lewis Clark stakes at Harlem to-day, Savable is
now favorite for the American Derby. His price
was cut to 3 to l tonight and he holds slight
lead over Irish Lad, who still remains at to 1.
Bernays also has loomed up a strong candi-
date, and his odds now 10 to L Counting the
influence and penalties of to-days race the field
for the American Derby is likely to be made up as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.

Whitney Duryea, after conference with John
A Rogers at Gravesend yesterday announced that
they had definitely decided start their colt Irish
Lad in the American Derby to be run at Chicago
next Saturday. Burns will ride the colt and will
start for the Western city immediately after the
Suburban is run at Sheepshead Bay on Thlrsday y
Irish Lad is equal fayorite with John a Drake
Sava BILE for th~
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14

finals for the VicePresdents Cup also al
thirty-six holes, the contestants were MatuTI
BallOu of Apawamis secretary OF the United states
Golf Association and l.. /. Keliogg, OF princeton.
The latter took the lead from the outset, ana at
the end Of the first half he was up. This advan- an
tage he increased IN the afternoon round, and ms
victory was clinched on the thirtieth hole. where
he won by UP and play. The cards were;
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
A TIE IN CRESCENT HANDICAP.

The severe hailstorm did not deter the Crescent
Athletic Club golfers from taking part in their
Glass handicap. and some good scores were re-
TUNED For first place there was tie at IS be-
tween G. c. Mason and W. B. Rhett, while third
place went to J. Hardege. The summary:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
ON EASTERN PARKWAY LINKS.

In the members handicap at the Eastern PARK
Wav links Yesterday for first and second prizes r.
f. Rowe captured first place with a net score OF
80 while second place went to H. NJ. Matthew's
KIN 11r1aF
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
MORNING HALF
.Bye holes not played.

Forty-eight finished in the handicap, which was
another Of the days features, the result being a
tie between j. S. Todd of Knollwood, and G. p
Lawrence, of the New-York Golf Club Travis re-
turned the best gross score of 140. summary:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
BIG FIELD AT oYkER MEADOW.

There good turnout at the Dyker Meadow
links yesterday for the monthly handicap, but as
several discontinued play on account Of the hail
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
CANOE.

CLASS WINNERS AT FOREST HILL.
The finals in classes and were played of
yesterday at the Forest Hill Field Club In Class
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14

bsa+ = Fakes. 1 up; H. Ezner beat Halsey purand
m and 8 10 play; + Kerr beat ". Yawger BY dei4l
" Burnett beat p Hunting by default; Dr. BALDWIN
bsat Fred Morreu. 8 up and TO play
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
MORRIS
ESSEX.
TEAM MATCH AT MARINE AND FIELD.

A team match with twelve men on each side was
ulayed Yesterday over links of the Murine and
Field Club, of Bath Beach, in which the horn9
team defeated Ridgewcod by AZ TO 10 scores:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
DUTcHEss. 81; NYACK. 0.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Poughkeepsie. N. Y, June 13-In the Hudson |
River Golf Tournament match in this city this /
afternoon between the Dutchess Golf and Country /
Club and the Nyack Golf Club the visitors were |
defeated by a score of 81 TO O. The score:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14

While this match was in progress a qualifying
round at medal play for members OF the Montelair
club was decided and the following men became
eligible for the subsequent round at match play for
the club cup:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
ESSEX, 1s; MORRIS, 4.

Orange " j. June 13 CSpeciaD.-The Essex Coy1n-
ty Country Club golf team defeated the Morris
County golf team on the formers links IN West
Orange, this afternoon. The score:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
WARD WINS AT FOX HILLS.

A cup presented by ]. j. oDonohue was the at
traction yesterday at the Fox Hills links In the
BON the competitors met in a qualifying round
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
CRICKET.

Claude who has now three Derbies, will have
to carry the highest weight that he can acquire
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14

IL really Ia, when you increase your
business by using the Little Ads. of
People, and don't
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
PLAY FOR CUP AT PLAINFIELo.

PiainheId y J. June 13 (Speciap-E. B Shoe
maker won first honors for the golf committee cup
at the Hillside Tennis and Golf Club this afternoon
The scores: 49,, ~.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14

what I'm the narrow columns OF tn-
Sunday Tribune. she may look and hnd
something that is needed, and, of course
you-u have buy IT.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
& SHAME.

John z. Madden has bought the three-year- old
sailmaker from August Belmont for $500
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
RICHMOND COUNTY WINS.
HARROR HILL.

At the Richmond County links yesterday the
home team met the Harbor Hill players, and de
feated them by score of Is to 7. Summary:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
storm their scores may be disqualified by the COM
mittee, which will give first place to W. K Fowler.
HAcKENsAck BEATEN AT MoNTcLAIR.
HACKENsACK.
MONTCLAIR

At the Montclair links yesterday the home team
defeated a team from the Hackensack Golf Club.
and won By a score of 20 10 g. Summary:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14

tryo net scores became eligible for the final round
at match play in the afternoon. G. r. keiso ana
NJ Ward were the to qualify. and ward Won
the Gun by defeating Keso I'D ana 70 pay
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
sRlTT-o'kEEFE FIGHT A DRAW.

Butte. Mont. June 13.-The Britt-oKeefe fgh
resulted in a draw at the end of the twentieth
round.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
SOUTH ORANGE TEAM WINS.

South Orange n. J., June Is (SpeciaD.-The Canoe
Brook and the South Orange Field Club golf teams
played q game the latter's links this afternoon.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14

furi9ng. In the race. won by Bob Murphy. vaiour'
the favorite, was left at the post
SUMMARIES.
FIRST RAcE-Handicap: all ages: about furiongs
st. Betting Fl
by Russell @Bengaiine g. lie 6uilmanlI 50 Ia
hsts5ta insaid ) ! los Ieash5or Cannon II Il
St F1nnan 6, III d3urns, and to 8; contend nd
aSo 1So 1'a e a "a sna 3 to snf roiedo 3
70 aas S 20 5Pd 10 l9 and o SDfan IS SS 3eamer @ Is to and
TO also Start good Won easily Iine' l'li7'
SECOND RACE-steepIeohase handcap: 4 years and
over; full course, about 23s miles
r. NJ Tayior,s b. g. strikealisht by
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES {" loo tMr. ;rayior, 15-1 e-1
}nafe ns4E FGr~sPd FhlP5 r saas Hsl4ls - 5
Lord Radnor l. 40 ds Heider: TO and to I;
islander = i$s ehng 80 to and II to 1 F,07 tE07-
aeesr aeed lss "a i0 Hew s IS to ana tvcto
FAIR lss wa6 6Ss6 Out to Tae and Sis e at
TFeil. tRefused
THIRD RAcE-rHE FREMONT STAKES; a-year-olds
about furlorgs-
Ifas HasfinEs@Iady rss3a Margaret lar CBgIlan 80 IL
6s55gsbuIf 6@S;a tsedfsTn safST1 81 s-5
Harange t15 cannon II to and to ;; AndreE 11E
odoin, . to am, Jacquin, 1l5 q Martin
Time. I:13&s.
FOURTH RAcE-RRooKLYN DERBY; syear-Ods; IL
Westbury Stables CHI C. Whorler. BY m q, :,
csissn MAXIM GSS6Tsn
Merry Acrobat. tOdom) o-I o :"
Flying Jb rs CBullrnanl. TO and to D. also ran
Start good; cleverly Time 2;SS's-
FIFTH RAcE-seu:ng; 2-year-Olds; 5l4 furlOngs.
" Fria4s115,ie r aoll11 Pearl a = 'y 9Sart IL 81
.tfv1lkersont
Sweet Tone tColelan) ZV-l 81
Bronx 1O2 G.arson) and 6 /; DR.. Refs 99
CaiIahan) 100 and 40 to L sacreoTs I04 (Burrs}
10 and to 3: Sailor Knot, 102 .Connel 50 10 ana 70
l. Sterling Belle 80 Jone 200 to and SO to Il Ha6
bor and TO l. BruceNille lOS
Cedferr) y ! and to 1: Pleasant Memories l02
bfcCanerty) 80 and 10 to l; Mimon 102 Ctoblson
- and to ; and sVaiouT IO2 GIaack), 3 and
to 10 also ran poor. Won easily Time. HOS
Left post
SIXTH RAcE-seIing; years and over; mile and a
furlong.
7 A Benet's br. h. Kingraine. by King . ,
Fric-Is1rraine. ,, 1o6 Lewis
T2oza 8, (ConnelD ~
Tiora 90 2 qI " ......... .tCallahan) Al SIS
Arden 3 U.arson). to and 2 to 1; Nc Long Long
worth 81 CScCaferty). TO and to l; Bar lie DUG
4 "a (Schoen). to and 6 to 5; Carroll ~ I0d I0d
6C-eamerl to I and 6 to !; Lord Advocate lOo
Aaartnl and 10 and Spring six: 5 II lNilkeT &
SOM so and 10 10 !. also ran Start struggling Won
easily Time, 1:5S
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
YOUNG GIANTS,

YOUNG GIANTS,
those Little Ads. of the People" N making
business for those who them.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
Total
Total

III the club handicap at the same links r. s.
Paterson jr was the winner. with net score of
~ Summary:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-14
Proposals.

DROPOSAL FOR PLT1TBTNG.-OFFICEO OF
l. Constructing Qrarternnaster. Fort Totten Wi!sts
y 1903.-Sealed proposals for water
service and plumbing chemical laboratory r
T~1++en Y w received here until L m, June
1aGS and then opened Information furnished en- appt
containing proposals shou-5 oe n
1reeJ Frop0sals plGnS1g in chemical laboratory
ard sddressed O. H McMANUS. Constructing Quarter