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Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-18
hennes handler och skakade dem ga


hennes handler och skakade dem g!
att Diet gjorde ondt.
Min kara unga dam, utbrast han
hur skall jag kunna tacka err?
- For hvad! fragade hon leende.
For att hafva raddat mitt lf
Titan er och den markvardiga syn SON
kom er att lemna taget, hvar skullt
jag nu hafva varit
Sd kastade han sig ned pa soffa1
och snyftade som EFT barn.
Delta var alltsa Alice Trehernes
markvardiga r~eseafventyr; men def
aterstar annu nagot att beratta, imam
vi bjuda lasaren farval.
Fem ar hade forflutit. Alice Ire
herne hade for LANCE sedan blifyit
Alice Hartrey, och denna morgon sit.
ter hon vid frukostbordet med EFT gan.
ska sorgset utseende / slit eljes sa
glada anlete.
Det Dir alltsa hopplost, Jack? fra
gar hon.
ia, svarar han, fullkomligt hopp.
lost. Jag kan icke ia lana p~enningar
pa de vardepapper, jag e%rbjudit, och
da firms intet annat att CORA an att ga
till skiftesratten. Eft tusen pund
skulle satta mig pa fotter igen, men
den summan tyckes lika aflagsen som
himlen sjalf.
Medan han yttrade delta. kom tia
hartman in med EFT bref till hans hust-
ru. Hon 0ppnade Diet och utstotte EFT
dampadt skri af glade.
- All, Jack, stammade hon; delta
tyckes vara nastan ALT for godt att
vara SAINT.
Brefvet lydde sa:
Kara fru!
vi tillata oss harmed meddela er att
var klient Gideon Losborne dog for
EFT par veckor sedan och har tesla
menterat err 5000 pund. Testator on
skade sDecielt att vi skulle CORA er
uppmarksam pa att dessa penningar
testamenterats er, | betraktande af att
nj for ungefar 5 ar sedan raddade ho-
nom fran att omkomma vid en- jarn-
vagsolycka pa Brighton-banan.
Hogaktningsfullt a
Brown e Sharpe"
bet blef ell lang paus. Derpa hvi-
skade Alice leende genom tarar:
- Jack, Diet blir nog ingen konkurs
nu!
Hon talade SAINT, ty Alices gatfulla
syn blef nu medlet att radda Jack
Hartrey fran ekonomisk undergoing.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-18

nuftigt summarizing. Han f0rstod mig
emellertid och kom mig till hjalp.
Nj will ha min dotter? SADIE han
utan ALA omsvep.
- ia, svarade jag. s
- Har nj annars nagot att dess an.
gaende bemarka?
Mel, svarade jag, hvarpa han
gjorde en- kort ~anteckning / en- ammo.
tationsbok.
- Har nj ingifvit skriftlig ans0kan?
Mel, Diet ar forsta gangen l dag,
jag har aran tala med eder.
- bet ar int affarsmassigt. Men
mar skall Diet bli?
- Sa smart froken Amy ar parat.
Han giorde anyo en- kort anteckning
och SADIE derpa:
- Ma, da saga vi I Juni. Hvarthan
will nj fara pa brollopsresan?
- Hvart Amy har lust.
- Jasa, ia, hon skall naturligtvis
till Europa cater en- liten motifs / bo-
ken). iva angfartygsbiijetter till den
25 Juni skola redan / dag bestallas hos
X-bolaget. Ar Diet nagot mera, nj on
skar?
- Mel tack, stammade jag.
Han rackte nu mig handen med EFT
kort:
- Glader mig att CORA eder bekant-
skap. Och med en- nerves blick pa
uret tillade han: Titta nu smart upp
en- dag,%da jag int har sa mycket att
CORA. Ma i Juni rakas vi under ALA
forhallanden, hoppas jag. Farval?
Dermed 0ppnade han dorren for
mig, och medan jag annu stod qvar i
vantrummet och kippade efter andan,
horde jag att han Taste sin konuors-
dorr | las.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-18
& LILLE "PARIS".

Liverpool Post berattar: Den lille
fyraarige Robert stod en- dag forsjun,
ken i betraktande af en- liten medal,
jong, som framstallde Paris DOM
Plotsligt fragar han sin mamma, hvad
bilden f0restallde. Mamma berattar
for honom sagan ON Diet gyllene app,
let och de ire vackra gudinnorna och
fragade till sist pa skamt:
- Ma hvilken tucker du ar vackrast
Robbi?
Gossen tog sig en- %funderare pa en-
eller iva minuter. sedan hade han be-
stamt sig och f0rklarade:
- bet vet jag int mamma. De arc
ju nakna ALA tire.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-18
EN- QVINNAS FINTLiGHET.

En- qvinnas fintlighet kommer henne
val till pass, da hon forstar att bruka
den.
For nagra ar sedan, da stigman Of,
v%erfl0dade / vestra delen af Amerika,
reste en- qvinna med en- diligens for
att begifva sig till sin nan
En- dag SADIE en- af passagerarne till
henne:
- Jag har tusen dollar i min plan
box och ar orolig for stratr0fvare.
Skulle nj villa COMMA planboken i
edra klader och lemna den tillbaka at
mig vid slutet af resan? ON stratr0f-
varne hejda oss, ar Diet mindre sanno-
likt att de skola visitera err ain mig.
Qvinnan samtyckte och g0mde pen,
game i sina klader.
Diligensen fortsatte sin vag utan att
m6ta nagra ~stratrofvare, tills Diet blef
alton.
Da h0rdes ropet:
- Halt!
Kusken hejdade genast h%astarne, da
fyra man till hast med maSkerade an
sigten visade sig pa wagon, hotande
honom med sina p~istoler.
iva af banditerna redo fran till
hvar sin sida af vagnen och befallde
passagerarne att lemna fran sig sina
vapen.
Befallningen atlyddes.
- Fran med kontanterna!
! Passagerarna lemnade fran sins
b0rser och planb0cker.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-18

Xfven den man, som bed ON oyin.
mans hjalp, lemnade nagra dollar. Hap
holl just pa att gratulera sig till sin
forsigtighet, da han horde qvinnan
helt lugnt saga:
Jag har tusen dollar; och jag for
modar att jag maste lemna dem ifran
mig.
- Naturligtvis.
Och pengarne lemnades at en- at
banditerna.
Dessa redo sin vag.
Manner gaf nu fritz lopp at sina
kanslor och b0rjade anklaga henne I'M
der skymfliga tillmalen for att af pur
radsla hafva svikit hans fortroende.
Hon log hemlighetsfullt.
= Nj far val Sc, SADIE hon; men jag
kan int f0rklara Diet nu.
Vid resans slut bad hon honom att
STAMINA Oliver natten i hennes hus: hen
mes man skulle blifva glad att CORA
hans bekantskap.
- Jag will komma till er, min fru,
SADIE han; Diet ar det minsta n kan
CORA, ty genom ert forvallande har jag
int en- cent | min ego.
Han blef behandlad med utsokt ar
tighet, men hvarken warden eller var
dinnan SADIE EFT ord till f0rklaring at,
honom pa qvallen, och fortretad gick
han till sangs.
Morgonen derpa, da han kom In 1
matsalen, skakade WARDEN hjartligt
hans hand och SADIE:
- Har har nj edra tusen dollar, hvil-
ka min hustru tog sig friheten att
lana af err. Hon hade g0mda i sin
dragt tjugo tusen dollar, hvilka hon
skulle bringa mig. Hon trodde att hon
genom att lemna fran sig de tusen dol
lar, nj anf0rtrott at henne, skulle rad
da sig fran att bill visiterad af bandi-
terna. Hennes fintlighet raddade mig
fran en- svar forlust och jag star / stor
f%orbindelse hos err for tvangslanet.
var man frukosterade med 'lattare
hjarta an han superat aftonen f0rut,
och drog sina farde vid gladt hum0r.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-18

/ Iockande. Froken Frivol - Hvad
det ar trefligt att bora baron P. berac
ia - han talar ackurat som en- konfi-
skerad box.
Patron: - Har du hort att Ola Hug
gedrang har dot 0 matt?
Lars Roktare: - Ma, hva sier patro-
men! 4 ia som traffa honom i gar J
qvallningen, och da So 31acha han .nte
ON nat.
Hon trodde hcnoT. L~6jtnanten:
Jag f0rsakrar or, frJ&;cI, at aldrg
forr har ordct ksrlek komrit 6fvGr
nina lappar!
Damen: Jag tror err fullkomiigt,
herr l0itnant nj talar ju g2uCn nj
san.
F~ortanksam. Vile: - Farfar, har
du nagra lander?
Farfar: - Nej, mitt barn, de ha ga t
sin vag allesammans.
Vile: - Da kan du ge-na halla d
har bakelsen at mig medan jas gar
bort och leker.
Ursakta. Caster: - H0r nu, kyrl-
re, hvad ar Diet har for griseri? let
simmar ju en- dod fluga i olet!
Kyparen: - Ursakta, ON flugan ar
d0d, kan den val om0jligen simma!
ON doktorn raddar mel fran dEdc1,
skall doktorn ia 400 kronor.
Diet tar jag anda!
FeIaktie berakning. Professor (upp-
rord): Hvad for Stag, ar nj nu har
igen? bet ar iu int mer an en- half
timme SEN jag gaf er femtio ore?
Tiggaren (for sig sjalf): SAINT
elande! Och sa will mar inbilla folk
att tockna der professorer a. sa gl0m-
ska af sig!
Syn for saeen. Pa en- landsortste-
alter i Amerika var publiken ~synnerli-
gen missn0id med en- akt0r. Man ka-
stade applen pa honom och till slut
kom EFT kalhufvud dansande TAFT f0rbi
hans oron. Han tog lugnt upp Diet,
gick fran till rampen och SADIE:
- Jag befarar att nagon af publ
ken tappat hufvudet.
Mycket virakrangeI. - Ma, kan kan
didaten saja mel hvad kandidaten vet
ON Stockholm.
Dom kranglar sa ~f0rbaskadt i
vira der.
-???
- ia, de- star ju i hvarenda laro-
box man star opp, att hufvudstaden
ar bekant for sina o%mgifningar.
Rad for ALT! Fru Abrahamsson har
beklagligtvis fatt hemorrojder och be-
soker derf0r en- specialist, som sager:
- ia. de blir ALT %n0dvandigt att
operera de der!
Fru Abrahamsson: - ia, men blir
de int EFT fult arr?
Doktorn: - 10. de blir nog - men
fru Abrahamsson far val kla sci der
efter.
Rot och nrenar Vid en- Store famil-
~jefest, son en- rik man gjorde for sina
fattiga slagtingar, framholl en- skal-
talare, hur sk0nt Diet vore att Sc sa
manga blomstrapde grenar af en- rot.
Dervid anmarkte en- af gasterna leen-
de till sin granne: ia, Diet ar SAINT.
men hur mycket sk0nare skulle icke
%grenarna blomstra, ON rotten befunne
| sig under jorden.
Vigtis forrattnins. Vardinnan: -
Ska protokollssekreteraren redan ga?
- ia, jag maste ga hem och laSgga
mel, Jag ska opp tidigt for jag ska
ga pa supe / morgon.
Ingen sakerhet. - l morgon f0rfaller
mitt Ian hos procentaren X. och jag
kan int betala.
-Har du stallt nagon reel sakerhet?
- Mel, gudskelof, bara mitt heders-
ord.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-18
kRIG.
Bygdekronika af Thure S.

-
Man maste djupt beklaga dem a.
denna tidnings prenumeranter, som be
! Ryssland, och de arc int sa ia ska
jag saga. Dessa vara lasare DO for
utom / Petersburg hufvudsakligast
Moskwa, Odessa, Baku, Arkangelsb
SAINT i de ryska ostersj0provinserna
Nagra ia exemplar af tidningen ga Of
yer till Kew. Och sd ha vi ju en- stor
lasekrets utbredd Oliver hela Finland
vi ha icke litet prenumeranter / Diet
heliga Zarriket. De arc allesammans
beklagansvarda, ty Diet har numret ia
de int i oskadadt skick. Hela denna
kr0nika blir o~fversmetad. De ryska
prenumeranterna ia int lasa EFT dugg
af denna wisdom. Hvilket ar skada
for dem.
Men i denna verlden maste man def
ena CORA och Diet andra lata.
Har ska skrifvas en- stump ON kri
get. Da blir Diet naturligtvis ganska
nodvandigt att ge ryssen EFT litet N.Y.
har och der, mar helst Diet bar till.
SAINT tucker den ryska censuren int
ON, och derf0r kommer han att mala
Oliver dessa raider, hvadan vara prenu'
meranter / R~yssland aldrig ia lasa
denna bygdekr0nika.
Och ON den ryska polisen hade mel
och Johan / Spinkamalen och korpral
Kutt och Anners Daniel Gustafsson
Grytas inom rackhall, sa lingo vi ALT
vara sd CODA och m%arschera mot Sibi'
rien hopsmidda och papiskade utan
hopp att ia aterse vara karingar f0rr
an / en- annan och battre verdi.
Men den ryska polisen racker oss
inte gualof och ska int heller komma
att racka oss sa lange vi ha pojkar
och krut och gevar och generalstab
och flotta och EFT brinnande ilsket hui,
NOR / gamla Sverige.
vi talade stora och gedigna ord
%anledning af Diet pagaende kriget. UT
korpral Kutts stuga voro vi samlade
Ty 81 Kutten ar liksom var speciela
militara kunskapskalla har | orten.
bet har kriget har sina besvarlig,
heter afven for oss. bet ar namligen
sd krokiga MANN pa orter och amiraler
och skepp att en- bryter kaken ur led
mar en- ska lasa upp krigshandelserna
hogt och tydligt for qvinna och barn
Derf0r sa ocksa Anners Daniel
Grytas en- alton att vi raft kunde lom
ma ner till Kutten pa qvallen och lata
u%ndervisa oss ON krigslaget och nam
mems rata uttal.
bet gjorde vi och Johan | Spinka
malen gick med. .
- Da kan int skada att fa h6ra
huru "japaneserna, som int il annat an
hedningar, ia sm0rj, lat han.
Ma, mar vi kommo till Kuttens, sat-
denne vid spisen och Taste. Han var
gualof, ensam hemma, hvilket gladde
oss. ty han har, 1iksom de fiesta knek
tar, en- ettrig qvinna.
- vi ha gait hit ner for att ia reda
pa kriget EFT grand! sa vi mar vi helsat
och satt oss.
! - Jaha, log Kutten, i'm ha de int
langt fran landet rott, En- kan int
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-23
FAILED TO HEAR GONG
AND LOST ON A FOUL
Freddie Cole Struck Kid Bruno
After Gong Sounded in the
Seventh.
HAD BRUNE DEFEATED
Cole Jabbed the'Local Boy at VIII
and Ducked Brune's Wild
Swings.
HAD BRUNE DEFEATED

Freddie Coles failure to hear the gong
al the close of the seventh round in his
contest with Kid Bruno last night cost
him a victory over the local boxer in their
ten-rOund contest in the colored odd Fell
lows Hall on Indiana avenue. Cole had
the best of the contest from the beginning
of hostilities in the first round until tho
termination of the contest, when Referee
Marion Scott announced that Cole had
fouled BuTne and he would therefore award
the decision TO Bruno.
y big gong. such as is used on fire
wagons was nailed to the wall and the
timer struck the bell with the wooden
handle of a screw driver at the beginning
and end of each round. At the close Of the
seventh the timer hit the gong. but it was
quite evident that Cole failed to hear the
bell. The men were clinched and as they
broke away Cole tapped Bruno with his
glove. Brune's seconds jumped into the
ring and Bruno started toward the ropes
claiming a foul The referee then quoted
the crowd and gave the decision to Bruno
Bruno showed gameness in standing pun
ishment, but he was completely outclassed
the rung, causing his face to resemble a
boiled lobster Cole ducked and blocked
Brune's wild swings and not once did
Bruno land damaging blow. Cole had all
the better of the contest and the ending
was unfortunate for him.
In the hrst preliminary "Heinie" Bruno
assuming the name of Tommy Rush, beat
Lloyd Crane, a delicate looking chap in the
first round Kid Dalton and Kid Robinson.
the latter being a bronze-cOlOred lad with
a long reach, tapped each other during four
tame rounds, the bout ending in a draw
lid Lewis and Willie Koerner went six
rounds to a draw.
The hall where the contests were held
was well filled, but it is so small it will
not hold many men.
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S. II. S. GIRL My BE
GIVEN SCHOOL INITIAL
Money Derived from Basketball
Games Will Be Given to the
General Fund.

AT meeting of the girls basketball team
of Shortridge High School yesterday morn
ing the financial statement for the season
just closed was read and prospects for next
season were discussed. Although no admis-
sion was charged to either of the games
with the Manual Training High School
team, net profit was made on the season
of S29. OF this sum SIS was due Miss Laura
Donnan, the teams manager for out-of-
town games. but she refused TO accept the
money and the whole amount will be turned
into the general athletic fund of the school,
While the young women have not asked for
official recognition from the initial com
mittee, their friends have been working to
secure for them the privilege of wearing
the official school monogram, the IS" The
captains of the teams composing the COM
mittee are opposed. however. TO giving
them the regular school letter, but they will
doubtless vote fancy initial to those play
ers who took part in either game against
Training School
The first and second teams will be given a
banquet on next Saturday at the home of
Miss Donnan on North Capitol avenue.
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indianapolis at Richmond.

Captain FarrelPs aggregation of cham
pionship aspirants ''came, saw and con-
quered" last night and defeated Indian
apolis to the sweet refrain of Y TO l. Nc
Giluay's men were just outplayed. While
several Of the markers hung by the Mum
Gle team were fukes of the rarest order
the visitors scored enough earned goals
20 win.
Bannon again had an off night. Hart
Higgins and Farrell seemed TO scoop, hook
and drive them into the Indian draperies
with little effort and the contest was too
one-sided TO be interesting after the start
cf the second inning. Hart especially was
IN good form and when he lifted his mighty
right arm IL generally meant tally for
Muncie or a stop for Bannon. While Ban
non had a total OF fifty-one stops he did
was no. the only one who played in an
amateuiish manner. The sooner Captain
McGilvray learns that his place is at cover
point when he has Pierce for a rushing
partner the better Ii will be for the goal
getting system Of the Indian quintet. Nc
GnTay again tried his hand at floor work
and again failed TO prove a star. Pierce
and Coggshall played good polo. but there
was a big leak somewhere, and as a re-
suit the visiting club trotted off with a
victory.
The first period closed with the score a
tie. The fans had their last chance to
root when Pierce put the Indians In the
lead at the start of the second inning.
After this the "three-rush" system got
busy and IL was all over but the counting
OF the smoke rings. Lineup and sum-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-23
ODDS ON BIG FIGHT ARE
1OTO7 IN cORBETT'S FAVOR
Betting Men, Say These Odds Will
Prevail Until Night of the
Battle.
HERMAN AFTER MATCH
pecial to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 22.-After how
ering for some days around 10 TO and 10
to 6, odds for the betting on the Corbett-
Britt match to-day found a fairly secure
resting place at 10 to Z. 1t is the price the
wise ones in the wagering game say will
prevail from now until the night of the
that the featherweight champion will be a
2-to-1 favorite before the two men finally
clash. That Kid Herman means business
in his challenge to the winner of the af-
fair was attested last night in a convincing
way. His manager, j. M. Ferdon, who
accompanied Herman from Chicago, and
who is his financial hacker, deposited $1,000
with Harry Corbett as a side bet for a
match with the victor.
Il came out here to meet the winner of
this fight" Kid Herman said. 'and l am
willing 70 make any sort of overtures for
a match. My side bet is certainly an evil
dence of good faith"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-23
WABASH FACULTY NOW
CONTROLS ATHLETICS
Faculty Committee to Have Power
to Select Managers of the
Teams.
REVISED
SCHEDULE
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. March o.
The faculty of Wabash has undertaken to
get control of athletics, and with this in
view drew up some amendments to the con-
stitution of the Wabash Athletic Associa-
ton. which were introduced this morning
at regular meeting and in face or the
strong opposition of few all were adopted.
The amendment to which the students have
taken so strong a dislike is the one in
which the faculty athletic committee vir-
tually will have power TO select the man
ayers of the respective teams. AS it will
stand, the managers of the teams will be
chosen by committee consisting OF the
president and treasurer OF the athletic as
ISOLATION and the faculty athletic commit
tee. which consists of three OF the pro-
fessors.
Manager Professor Hams has announced
that the baseball schedule is practically
complete, with the exception of game
with Northwestern. The schedule now con-
tains sixteen games, nine of which are TO
be played here. But one is marked for
Saturday, in order that the business men
may be able TO attend.
II. c. Semple, Wabash's crack pitcher OF
the season of So, has been engaged TO coach
the team. Since leaving here he has played
two years in the Texas League and has sue
cessfuly coached the ball nine of the Cen
trail University of Danvill, Ky.
The schedule as II has been revised now
stands:
April 1S-Indiana Law at Charlottesville.
April 16-State Normal at Charlottesville.
April 19-Purdue a Charlottesville.
April 22-I. u. at Bloomington.
April 25-Purdue at Lafayette
April 30-M 7. II. S. at Charlottesville.
May. 5cButler at Indianapolis.
May 6-Winona Technical at Winona
lake.
May 7.Notre Dame at Notre Dame.
May 11-Knox at Charlottesville.
May 13-Franklin at Franklin.
May pa. L. at Crawfordsville.
May 30-Butler at Charlottesville.
NA+r Nav at rro uvfn
June 4-State Normal at Terre Haute.
June Franklin at Charlottesville.
Wabash will give Indiana University a
return track meet here early in May. Cap
tain Reed has had the track candidates at
hard practice for a long time and outdoor
work will soon commence.
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RUSCHAUPT Is AFTER
TWO STRONG PLAYERS
He Has Returned from a Trip, but
Says He Has Not Yet Closed
Any Deals.
FISHER WAS IN THE CITY
Cincinnati Club Has Settled for
the Purchase of Orville
Woodruff.

Charles Ruschaupt. president of the In
Gianapolis baseball club, returned yester-
day from a trip TO several cities and an
nounced that he has several deals pending
for a good outfelder and also for a good
utility man 10 fill the place of Orville Wood
ruff. George Hogriever had not signed his
indianapolis contract. and should he fail to
attach his autograph to a contract when he
comes to this city the latter part of this
week the club may scour the country for
another outfielder. Even if Hogriever signs
Manager Phillips and President Ruschaupt
say they are anxious to obtain another
good hitting outfelder
John Fisher, the Wabash College pitcher
who has signed to pitch for Indianapolis.
was in the city yesterday and called upon
Manager Phillips The Indianapolis man.
ager is we'll impressed with Fishers APP
pearance and stated that he would give
the lad a thorough trial when he reports
for duty. Fisher weighs 152 pounds and has
a great deal of confidence in himself.
The Cincinnati club has sent a check for
the purchase price of Woodruff and the
money will be used in obtaining good man
to fill Woodruff's place.
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N|GRETTE MOVED UP
IN STRETCH AND WON
Favorites and Well Played Horses
Took Most of the Races at
Oakland.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 22.-Favorites
and well-played horses took most of the
races at Oakland TO-DAY. A six-and-a-half-
furlong handicap was the main attraction.
field of five went to the post. In the
stretch Nigrette moved up, cleverly handled
by Bonner. and beat Ahumada easily.
Raining; track sloppy. Summary:
First Race-Five and one-half furlongs:
selling: Lady Atheling, "a &C. SMITH. 4
to l. won: Resigned, 1O2 (Travers), S1a to l.
second; Hogarrh, 1O1 q. jones', to l.
third. Time, 1:11l2.
Second-Half a mile: selling: Escobosa,
lO3 81. MARTINI, to l. won Light Day,
los drawers. to l, second; Saccharate,
1o1 81. T. Sheehan), to l, third. Time,
:5l4
Third-Futurity course: Csptivate. los
g. Martini to 1. won; Bard Burns. 11S
wood, 8 TO l. third. Time, TIA
Fourth-Six and one-half furlongs: handi-
cap Nigrette, 9S (BonnerJ, to 5, won;
Ahumada, los &C. Smith, s TO l. second.
Ocean Ocean Dream. ll2 Mountain). to l. third.
Fifth-one mile: selling: searcher, los
(H5a ? to l. won; Batidor. 100
Knapp. 30 to l. third. Time. 1:47s4.
Sixth-Six furlongs; selling: Mimo. 100
(Roach), TO l. won; Crisscross, 1oI (Moun-
ldlh), 4 10 i, second, GalanthuS, ~ (IrdV-
ers), 2l2 to !. third. Time, l:l6l9.
Oakland entries for Wednesday:
First Race-Six and q half furlOngs: sell
ing: Mendoza. Midway, 96 Jack Little.
County Down, 103 Foxy Grandpa 1O5;
Homerick l06 Inspector Munroe. no.
Second-Fivc and a half furlongs: selling:
AmorGna, 90; Educate. 10l; Tom Mitchell.
los; Puredale. Pruewood. 105; Sol Lichen-
stein. Adirondack. Ny Surprise l07
Third-SiX furlongs; selling: Ballroom
Belle, 100; Montoya, Wolhurst. 102; Muresca,
Quiz H. l0i: Col. Van. 106; Florestan. 100:
Rollick. 112
Fourth-One mile and a sixteenth; handi-
cap: Keynote, SO; Ben MacDhui, Warte
NIGHT. CRATER los: Horatius 1l3
Fifth-One mile and eighth; selling:
Mr. Farnum, Byronerdale, 81; File Dor,
loo; Billy Moore. l02; The Fretter. l0i,
Chickadee, 1Oi.
Sixth-Futurity course; purse: The
Hawaiian, Gateway. Louise Nc. 100, An
anias. Atwood. Celebrant. 112.