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New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
UNCURED.

srnithBrown told me time ago that he had been
aching to fight Green fer more than a year
Jores-Well they actually fought one day last week
Smitil-so? the result?
J0nss-Brown is stn aching Chicago News
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

The Gospel Tent Evangel Will hold large open
air service tonight Long Acre Square. at 46th-
st. and Broadway. Immediately following the
O'Clock service in the tent Music will be furnished
by the 9Th Regiment Band and the chorus choir.
The Rev. Drs Henry Mcpherson. Chapman, Will
Jams. Sheets. Broker and others will speak. Fol
lowing this meeting. there will be held final rally
II o'clock in the tent 57th-st and Broadway.
The public is invited to join in those services. The
Rev. DR.. George F. Penteccst will preach in this
Wicker. pastor of the First Baptist Church. OF
Trenton. \. j., will follow with week of special
London Conn.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19

The Rev. DR.. Madison c. Peterss subject to-
morning. at the Baptist Church OF the
Epiphany. Madison-ave. and 64th-st-. will he:
Where Is the Soul Between Death and the Resur-
Their Deserts at Death Is a Final Judgment Neces-
sary?" the first Of 2 series on the, life beyond.
Others to follow on What and Where Is
Heaven What VIII We Do In Heaven" and
Shall We Know Others There?"
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19

Tariffs of Hoteis particulars as to route
he had af the European Offices Tribune
at 149 Fleet Street. London.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
The Howard Hotel

Norfolk Street, Ernba2kment London. Every modern
comfort. Overooks Erbankment and River ELEGANT
public Electric light throughout American sys-
elevators. Fixed tariff
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19

At the West End Presbyterian Church, the Rev.
DIR. Henry T McCleland. of Pittsburg, secretary
of the Board of Freedmen, Will preach morning and
evening. The work for freedmen will be presented
Besides money contributions, the West End
Church, through its women'n committee packs
and sends a barrel of clothing to some Southern
church. The church viii probably assume this
year the support of teacher In little parochial
school connected with the church which the
clothing is sent Tomorrow morning the Rev
William Bishop Gates, the assistant pastor, is TO
preach at the West Farms Church. at 1S2d-st., and
next Sunday he will preach both morning and
evening in the West End Church
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
Upper Norwood Queens Hotc,

Sear Crysta! faiace london. Heathest situation II
England Lovely gardens Boarding terms from s.. 3
per cay Special terms sor large parties ian
train service for City West London
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
SPECIAL EUROPEAN COLUMNS
Foreign Resorts.
Hotel Metr0p0le, '"s"'7 '''i';'' no'

a FAVORED srCrPING PLACE FOR AMER
fChN yiSiTORs. MOST +NrEaL tross ros,S
TiON IN THE WESE-END. EAftift chI.
FROM UPTOWN OFFICE MIN Nokh
TRIBUNE. 1864 BROADWAY. " y
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19

The school and conference Bible study and
Sunday school work is in fun swing DIR. e.
II. Beardslee, OF Hartford Theological Seminary, IS
attracting larger numbers every morning by his
studies on Paul. On Monday he will discuss Paul
the Humble and Tuesday. Paul the In
Hncibe." The mastery lecture of the Rev. DR..
William Barnes Lower, pastor of Calvary Fresby-
teriau Church. Wyncote, Penn. The Passion
Play greatly enjoyed. not only by the stu
dents out also by a large number OF guests,
the grounds of the Poconc Pines Assembly Mrs.
Amanda s White, Of Philadelphia, is giving every
morning textbook strdy of teacher training lessons
These are greatly enjoyed. The daily morning con-
ferences on Sunday school methods are being con-
Quoted by Miss Cora Coates. William g. Landes
secretary of the Pennsylv.nia Sabbath school As
ISOLATION and Dr Frank ". Lange. field secretary
Of the Philadelphia County Sabbath School As
souation Beginning August e. the Rev Dr.
Daniel s. Gregory secretary Of the American Blble
League, New-York. will conduct Bible study meth
0ds FOR one week. He will be followed until August
81 ley DR.. I. J. Lansing, scranton; Penn on the
theme Christ and the Children Next week
brilliant and scholarly series Of lectures will be
delivered by ProfessorN Robert Dick Wilson, OF
Priuceton Theological Seminary. on The Old
Testament Related TO Archaoiogical Discov-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19

The plans and specifications of tho new chapel
OF Obern College Oberlin. Ohio, which haye been
made by Cass Gilbert Of this city, have been sent
not less than eight ten different contractors
and the sealed bids being received. Tho
college authorities require that the contractors
shall come and examine the ground before making
d bid. The bids opened In the architects
Office yesterday. IT is expected that work will
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19

The American Bible Society has received the an
rial report ol its agency in Shanghai, China. Ii
sEys. ia part:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19

~ the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church to-
morrow tile Rev. Dr. James Denney. OF Glasgow.
viii preach both morning and afternoon. DR..
Drnney is vel known both mere and in Europe as
a ureaclier. lecturer and author.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-25
Gaelic Football Team. to Meet.

The Gaelic Athletic Association will resume
the series OF games for the football cham
pionship os California on Sunday afternoon
at the Preside Athletic Grounds The COM
peting teams viii be the Eneralds and Wolfe
Tones. Owing 10 the rivalry that exists be-
tween these teams an unusually good game is
Anticipated. Besides being one OF the games
for the championship Il is the only time the
Wolfe Tones and Emeralds viii meet during
the series. This makes II doubiy interesting.
The Wolfe Tones Will be under the leadership
or Cornelias McIneraey while J. ]. Barry will
act IS captain OF the EMeralds. Captain +.
Barrett OF the Psrnel team has been ap-
pointed referee. The following committee VIII
have charge OF the grounds: NJ. Heaney, Ed
MOye. James Smith. James J. Barry and T.
J. NeIlott
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-25
SPEEDY MOTORS
IN LONG JAUNT.
Riders Will Make the
Trip to Del Monte and Re-
turn in Seventeen Hours
CONTROLS ESTABLISHED
Repairs Can Be Made Only
Under Certain Prescribed
Conditions of Contest

The first endurance contest under the
auspices of the San Francisco Motor
cycle Club will be held on Sunday. The
riders of the wonderful little sputter-
ing machines will travel from Oakland
to Del Monte and thence back to this
city, distance of 256 miles. This long
trip will be made at an average of if
teen miles an hour, including all stops.
The riders will leave Oakland at $3.50
a. m. and are due at Del Monte at 1905
They will leave on the return trip at
11:45 and are due at Larkin and Nc
Allister streets In this city at $3.50 D. m.
The officials in charge of the race are:
Referee, E. L. Malsbary; Judge and
timer at start, w. c. Clark; judge and
timer at Del Monte. H. B. Brough;
Judge and timer at finish, L II. Bill.
Supply stations have been established
in nearly all the towns on the road
where gasoline and other necessities
can be secured and repairs made under
certain prescribed conditions. The en-
tries:
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-25
HOUNDS TO RUN
IN Bic STAKES
One Hundred and Forty
Four Entries Received for
Three Union Park Events
CLASSES ARE STRONG
Are so Arranged That No
Particular COurser Seems
in an Easy Position

The management OF Union CoursinR
Park has arranged an ambitious card
for Saturday and Sunday One hundred
and forty-four greyhounds are entered.
twenty-four being in the class stake,
fifty-six in the class reserve and sixty
four in the reserve. The running on Sat-
urday will commence upon the arrival OF
the 1880 O'Clock train Sixty trials will
be run on Saturday and eighty-four on
Sunday. The draw last night resulted as
follows:
Class staks-Ths Referee vs. Friendless
vs. La Rosa. Gold Chain VS.. Tillie r. Reckless
Acrobat VS.. Patched Up. Rector Quita.
cashire Lad. Barge vs.. Tom King Gambit vs..
Pocatelli. Pomona VS.. Foxhuntsr, Frank 9
VS.. Frislsy Barbara.
Glancus. Bright Columbia vs. Crawford Belle.
Badly Used VS.. Conroy. In Time VS.. Blaze.
Lady. r. VS. % Rocker Arm. aIn Sampler r. vs. NV v.
Anna Ryne vs. Northern Flyer. Sea Lion vs..
Gir Ss SKY Tan Ysi,ow Tsl xs Doc BSrns
Frisco Lad vs. Angus Cresus. Yellowstone
Eontenoy.- secretive vs. Prssidio Boy. May
Cubanola. Young Fearless Paul Dunbar.
Little Plunger VS.. Mi Amigo. Honest John vs.
VS.. Race King. Tamora Galveston Earl
US. Renegade Apache, Loretta Free Born.
Happy Lad vs.. Colored Lady, Pasha Pleasant
Reserve stake-The Raider vs. Falrmount
Lass, John Heenan vs.. Ouida. Forest Fire
Whoa Bill. Royal Spirit Tennyson. Cas-
cade vs. Lulu Girl, Wapsee vs. Siren. Odd Eyes
vs. Frank Dunn. Muggsy Aggie Rocker.
Barney Rey Miss Florence. The Old Peach
vs.. Tralee Boy. Master Garrison VS.. Blue
Craig. Fiery Rock vs.. Spot Cash. Flora Free
vs. Doodle Boy, Tralee's Best VS.. Eleanor B.
Texas jill VS. Young Kerry Pfpnin Fiddler
vs. Prometheus- Good Gold Mt Lowe.
Slim Jim VS. Homer Boy. Pony Capital
Intruder, Mark Twain VS.. ImperiOus, Icellus
vs. Texas Betty. Ina Cissus VS.. Lily York.
Sherman vs.. Daisy Racket. Jimmy Anthony
VS. ldleweis. Famous Fawcett VS.. Alice Dunn.
MIX Maid vs.. Black Carter Reckless Rose vs..
Mavis Clair. McKenny vs. Hermit. Medley vs.
Hidden Hatred vs. Royal Friend, Free From
Flaw vs. Fiery Maid.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-25
GRAvEsEND ENTRIES.

NEW YORK, May 24.-The Brooklyn handi-
can will be the feature tomorrow of the card
at Grayesend Newton Bennington will start
Voorhees, in tae sixth for two-year-
This is one OF the first of the Napa Stock
Farm Youngsters by the English horse Solitaire
III to start in the East. The days entries:
First race for all ages. handicap, about six
furlongs-Shotgun 126 Lady Amelia 123 Tos-
can 121 Irene Lindsey 120. Goldsmith 11O,
ivan the Terrible no. Little EN- 108 oWtan
1o7' Stamping Ground 106. Workman 100. An
cestor 100, Bohemia 80. Marjoram 81, Tom
Cod 81. Her Majesty 100. Campo 93.
Second race for three-year-olds and up sell
ing one and n sixteenth miles--Northern Star
1o9 sKehailan 109 sDivination 96 Ella Sny-
der log. .Jacquin 1o1. Gotowin SO. sIncubator
I06 sPaIette &C. Conjurer Ill, mabel Richard
son 1O4. sPriority 90. sOrthodox 1O6 Jane
Holly 104 Wizard 103 sHippocrates log. .The
Yelled Lady 50.
Third race the Expectation stakes, for two
year-ollis Ave furlongs-First Water 125. Jerry.
Wernbcrg 115, waterwing lis. Woolwich 1I5.
Iancastrian lis. Quorum 115, McKittredge us
Samson 1f5, PIebian 112.
Fourth race Brooklyn handicap for three
year-olds and up. mile and quarter-Graziallo
100 Lord Of the Vale 49, Delhi 124 First
Mason rs. Colonial Girl i'll. Dainty ia.
proner les. Pasadena 93, Ostrich %. Broom
stick 119. Sir Brila- %, Leonidas 104
Fifth race for three-year- -olds selling, about
six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 102. King Cole 1O7,
Colonel Euppert 100. sAspasia 81. swater Mir.
ror 49, sisiisht 1o6 Port Arthur es, visdivos.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-25
FLEUR DE LIS SAID TO LEAD
ATLANTIC IN YACHT RACE
Report by Wireless Tells OF the Posi-
tions OF the Vessels ON
Monday Last.

NEW YORK. May 24.-The steamship Min
nehaha reported tonight through the steamship
Teutonic and the Marconi station that at $40
O'Clock D. m. on May q she sighted the VAL
halla in latitude 40 north, longitude So west,
in moderate breezs. At midnight she sighted
the F1eur de LIS and Atlantic thirty-seven
miles ahead OF the Valhalla with the Fleur de
Lis in the lead.
The steamship Grosser Kurfurst reported to-
night. via the steamship Teutonic and the
Marconi wireless station at Sagaponack. L. l.,
that on May 10 at 2 o'clock a m. she passed
the yawl Ailsa, OF the contestants In the
transatlantic race in latitude 40 north. longi-
tude 60. 80 west. On the same day at 8 O'Clock
a. m. she passed the schooners Hamburg and
Endymion in latitude 40 north, longitude 81. 30
west.
Successive reports Of the position OF the
schooner Atlantic throw some doubt on the
accuracy of the report that she was In
company with the Fleur de Lis by the steam
ship Minnehaha- II Is also possible that the
schooner may have been other than the At
lantic.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-25
Northern Visitors Lucky to
Get One so Effective Is
the Young Box Artist
RESULTS OF GAMES.
San Francisco, 6; Seattle. L.
Portland, 4; Oakland, 3.
Los Angeles, 2; Tacoma, L.
(Eiftecn innings.)
STANDING OF TIE CLUBS.

'Slivers" Henley did not have to use a
spltbaI or do any stallng in order to
snow the Siwashes up yesterday at Rec
reation Park. They could not get bin
gle in tight place if il meant a million
dollars. Meanwhile Uncle's tribe had the
bingling habit in two innings, and it
stuck so well that runs came in punches.
Score-San Francisco 6, Seattle l.
Hall started out with a bunch of speed,
and the fans marveled. So did the Seals
but only for a few innings. Spencer be-
gan the rally in the fourth with a s;zzler
10 right. Mohler drew a four-spot and
Hide sacrificed. Along came Irwin with
one that nearly took off Halls ear. 1t
scored both men and was going so fast in
center field that McHale booted it. Irwin
did the steal act and Wilson drew four
Together the veterans pulled off a double
steal, making it three for Uncle as
starter.
The Siwashes seemed to realize they
were in after that time and their work
became a bit tiresome and sloppy. The
native band reached Mr.. Hall again in
the sixth and hammered three more
through. This was accomplished by Hill
debrand's TexasIeaguer. a pass to Neal
on and couple from the clubs OF Goch-
nauer and Wilson.
Manager Russ Hall Of the Siwashes
has handed Johnny Burns the big release
package. In a few days Bill Kane, late
of the ST. Louis Nationals, will decorate
second for the Seattle gang. In the
meantime O'Brien, busher from Fresno,
is doing the honors. He made his debut
yesterday and played fairly good game.
The score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-25
Golfers out for chamnion.hrn.

NEW YORK. May 24.-Out Of eighty-two
entries. field OF sixty-four players started IN
the seventh annual tournament for the Met
ropoliJsn Golf Association championship on the
Fox Hiu Clubs links on Staten Island to-day.
The qualifying round, which consisted OF
th,rty-six holes. medal play. occupied the en-
tire day. TIE medal for the best score was
awarded TO Byers OF the Allegheny Country
Club Of PtttSburS.
Walter J. Travis os Garden City and Archie
Graham the New Jersey expert, tied with to-
tsls OF 80 each. Thirty-two qualified for
the first round OF match play for the princi-
pal prize and the defeated sixteen will play
tomorrow for a minor trophy. The third and
fourth sixteenths VIII continue for two other
cups so that sixty-four players viii be in evi-
oence tomorrow. II the first round Travis
viii play Nunning: -Byers viii play Rhett;
Graham VIII play Robbins, and Gee will play
DoRney.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-25
Twenty Thousand Spectators
See Hildebrand Pilot the
Great Chestnut Filly.
August Belmont's Blandy
Comes With Great Rush
in the Stretch.
Special Dispatch to Tn. CAN.

NEW YORK, May 24.-More than 20 900
persons saw Harry Payne Whitney's
three-year-old chestnut flly Tanya, by
E-eddler out of Handspun, ridden by
Hildebrand. win the rich Belmont stakes
at Belmont Park to-day defeating the
best three-year-old colts and hllies in the
East. August Belmonts Blandy, the
winner of the Withers stakes, was Sec
ond and J. E. Maddens Hot Shot third
Tanya was heavily played favorite.
closing at II to 8. having been backed
down from 3 to L The Belmont stakes
is for three-year-olds and has a total
value of $20,210. of which s16,660 is to the
winner, and in addition a plate valued
at $1,000. Blandy came close to winning
the race. He made up much ground in
the last half of the struggle, and though
swerving near the finish he was beaten
only half length. Summary:
NEW YORK RESULTS.
FIRST RACE-seven and halr furlongs,
main course; Belmont Park; three-year-
Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. y Fin.
sto2 TT Waddell, 50 piggins) 2 III =
Time, IA As. Start good. Won driving.
Winner, NJ. Clancy's D. C. by Magian- Frantic.
Lord Badge. Consideration Gold Dome. orfeo,
Toi San. Sir shep and DR.. Saylor finished
named.
straightaway: for maidens and winners OF one
race only; purse:
to LA Sorciere 101 (Booker) I 1aa1 y
8 to 10-Gallavant, los (Travers). 8 80 2%
to 1-GoIdsifter. 1o5 (Burns):. 21A3
Time, :06 1-5. Start good. Won ridden out.
Winner, c. E. Rowe's b. c. by Sorcerer-1lma
B. Moonshine. Pamela. Beaufort and Old
Guard finished as named
THIRD RACE-Five and half furiongs,
Straightaway: the Eclipse; two-year-olds,
to 1-Jacobite. ia CIV, Davis; Al ms
Time Axe i1a Start sooa Won arsl2s
Winner F. R. Hitchcock Jrs b. c. by Ogden
Vendu. Gold Badge and Pegasus finished as
named.
FOURTH RAcE-one and quarter miles;
ssttng HoTs Wegh oeey s Fin
8 to 2-Tanya. 121 CHildebrand).. III "a
to 1-Blandy. 12e Davis: :;....5 81 2S
Time. 2:Os. Start good. Won driving. Win
ner. H. P. Whitney's ch. T.. by Meddler-
Handspun. Merry Lark. Red Friar. Wild Mint
FIFTH RACE-About two and half miles:
four-year- -olds and up; handicap; the Grand
National steeplechase:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin
10 TO to NAB IN DwysT 1s 1fs ae,msn'
Time. sos s-5. Start fair. Won driving.
winner. Bonnie bIooh 0tdUiSb D .. toJ py
Golden Garter or Bassetlaw- Madrid Flying
Buttress, Dromedary. Ivan and Ogress Gascar
finished as named.
SIXTH RACE-Seven furlongs; main course:
three -year-ods and un' handicap:
Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. Fin
s to New York, 106 (Knapp).. II u
13 to 5-Red knight. Ill (Miller) 81 "A
u to 1-Kenilworth 100 tcrimns) / 2.a 80
Time 1921 2-5. Start good. Won driving.
Winner. Boston Stables b. b, by Sir Modred-
Mementi. Race King, Amberjack; Palm
Bearer and Neptunus finished named.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-25
SLOAN AVERTS
A BAD SPILL
Ascot Belle Is Disqualified
for Fouling Pat Dunne's
DeVout, His Mount.
Special Dispatch to The Cali.

KANSAS CITY, May 24-The talent
was at sea at Elm Ridge this afternoon
and succeeded in picking only one win
ner. Long shots took three events, the
others going to two second choices and
ore favorite.
Jockey Wood had a bad fall from Green
Gown in the fifth race. but was not
seriously hurt.
Ascot Belle, which finished first In the
fourth event, was disqualified for foul
ing Devout and Bondage was given the
race. Tod Sloan, who had the mount on
Devout. was badly bumped and narrow
.ly averted a Spill. The track will prob
ably be a sea of mud tomorrow, nearly
two inches Of water having fallen to-
night. The end is not yet in sight Sum-
mary:
First race four and half furlongs-Meadow
Breeze q to IL To s, to 81. won; Earl Rog-
ers % to 1. 2 70 -. second; Ramona II 90 to ID,
third Time. :52Z.
to l. to -. won: Adare Il to 4, out), sec
ond; Hattie Carr e to %, third. Time, IL.
Third race. mile-IdIe g to /. to 1.
even), won: Federal g to l. to p. second;
Modred q to 81. third. Time. 1:41%.
Fourth race. one mile and furlong-Bond-
age 20 to 2. 8 to s. 2 to 81. won; Devout g to
s. ouD, second; Leila tout). third Time,
1:52A. Ascot Belle finished first, but dis
qualified for fouling.
Fifth race, one mile-Sweet Tone q to 1, A
10 5. to 81, won; Kernel q 70 10. out), second:
Gold Bell (even). third. Time. 1:41h.
Sixth race, five and half furlongs-Granada
Is to 8. to 2, out. won: Paryo q to 5. to %,
second; Hadur (out), third. Time, :0S5 u.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-25
MEN OF BRITISH BIRTH
CELEBRATE EMPIRE DAY
Annual Dinner of Benevolent Society In
Held I'm Maple Room OF the
Palace HOfeI

The anniversary dinner OF the British Benev-
olent Society was held last night in the Maple
room OF the Palace Hotel. Courtenay W. Ben
nett, c. !. e, the British Consul General
rangements was made up OF the Consul Cen
eral. W. Greer Harrison. Wilfrid b. Chap.
man and George A. Wright II. j. Stewart
being the musical director. After the menu
had been discussed the chairman proposed the
health OF the President OF the United States.
IN honor OF whom The Star-Spangled Ban
ner' was sung by Ben Clark and the COM
pany. The chairman then proposed the health
of King Edward VII which was drunk to
the accompaniment of God Save the King
Rev. David Evans spoke the toast OF the
British Benevolent Society. Frank Dfllinx-
land New Zealand spoke eloquently OF the
amlty existing between the United States and
the colonies OF Great Britain. Miss Lseola
Stone sang The Absent Minded Beggar" re-
spending TO an encore with Annie LAURIE
Ben Clark gave The Death OF Nelson and
Miss Florence Darby sang Should He Up
proposed the toast OF 'Srhe Ladies ana with
the song My Country Ills OF Thee the
programme was brought to a close. Dancing
followed.
Among those present were courtenay W.
Bennett c. I. E.. the British Consul General
and Mrs. Bennett. w. Greer Harrison and
Evans. Rev s. H wingneld-Dizby. A. C.
Kains and Mrs Kains. A. L Black. J. Con-
ming ]. d. Robertson W. L. Conlyn Albert
Sykes W. b. Chapman. Frank Dillingham;,
w. D. Claussen and Mrs Claussen. C.. H
HouIt DR.. W. F. McNutt Dr. Buckley J.
McNab. W. Pardy. A. c. Rulofson and Mrs.
Rulofson. Dr. E W. Thomas @. A. Wright,
] Edwards c. E Stokes Arthur Inkerslsy
H n. Storrs and @. W. Naunton.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-25
DELHI TO CARRY tor WEIGHT.
Field of Twelve VIII Sport ST. In the
Brooklyn Handicap.

NEW YORK. May 24.-From the long. broad
stretches of the new Belmont Park to the
historic course at Gravesend Eastern racing
interest will move tomorrow with the nine
teenth running OF the classic Brooklyn Handl-
cap An even dozen thoroughbreds are named
as contenders for the s2c,0 900 prize.
Delhi has the honor OF carrying top weight
his irouost being 124 pounds. Broomstick is
next with 11o pounds. The known class Of
Delhi will probably send him to the post the
choice of the public. Lord OF the Vale, be-
longing to August Belmont. will take the place
of Bedame in the Brooklyn.
There is no denying the strength OF the
entry Of c. E. Rowe, the Western owner.
whose colors will be seen on First Mason and
Colon,al Girl W. B. Jennings, another West
ern owner. shows strong hand in the Brook
lyn with Proper and Dainty.
Tomorrow marks the inauguration OF the
new scale az prices on metropolitan tracks, the
srsndstand admission being placed at 49, The
entries, Jockeys. weights and probable odds
for the Brooklyn Handicap follow:
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-25
ST. LOUIS ENVRTES.

ST. LOUIS. May 24.-The much discussed
match race between Fireball and Distabille
will take place tomorrow at the Fair grounds
The days entries:
First race. six furlongs good track or no
race, special match. S2000-Fireball los, Disha-
billie I05.
Second race. nine-sixteenths Of a mile
purse-Miss Leeds 109 Miss Cosette 100 Kiss
104. Sarsaparilla 100, Fon Lady 1O4 Field Lark
109 st. Ayonia 1o4 Sadie Martin 1O9 Selfish
109 Naughty 104 Balshot 109 Lady Deer 1O4
Marpessa 100. Selfish and Naughty, E. e.
Smathers entry.)
Third race. six furlongs, selling-Apple Sweet
80. Hermoine 81. Bandilo 102. The Nurse 81
Tangent 100. Mordella 102, Leda belle I05 En-
verite 1o7. Sir Francis II 113, Debbie May IO2
Mankins 80. Fannette 97
Fourth race mile and seventy yards handi-
cap-Tartan 30 Monaco Maid go The Cook
100 Beknighted 81. Blennenworth 112 Little
Scout III. BY Ways 90 (Blennenworth and
Scout, G. c. Benefits entry)
Fifth race, five furlongs, two-year-olds, SELL
ing-Don Hamilton LOG, Request 1c3, Watchful
eS. Una 100 Arthur Nc 95 Silver Sue 108
Jack Kercheviile 103, Bess CLANCY o5 Burno-
lette 95 Balmer 100 Marvel 95 Oasis
100 Evox 100, Startling 1o1.
Sixth race, mile, selling-Judge Cantrill no.
DR.. Hart 115 Athelrose 10S Decoration no.
Hilee 110. Sambo 11S. Alfred c 49, Loone
115 Little corker 11o, Frank Nc 115, Mayor
Graham 115, Avoid los Safeguard 115, Ladas
115
Seventh race, mile and seventy yards, purse
Amberita 101. Taby Tosa 1O7 Uncle Charley
1O5 Lucian 103, Dalesman 110. Fonsoluca 1O7,
r. F. Williams 106.
Weather clear: track fast.