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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-30
DEATH AT EUFAULA.
J. C. CIaighorn, m old Citizen, Freathes
 His Last.

Eufaula. May 29.-(SpeciaL)-J. c. Claiphorn. one of the oldest citizens of the city, died at his home here yeSter- day morning after long Illness. De- ceased was about S3 years old and mas been residing here all of his lire. lie was a veteran of the civil war and was well and favorably known throughout this section. For years and years he was the bridge keeper for the city, which position he was holding at the time of his death. His wife survives him, The funeral took place today and his remains were laid 70 rest In Fair view Cemetery.
 Robert Braswell. we'll known citi- zen, was quite severely cut Saturday night by a negro and his wounds arc serious His body was cut In sixteen places and some of the wounds are deep Mr. Braswell became engaged in a difficulty with the negro )yo- some trivial matter. The negro fled and has not yet been captured.
 Prof. Van Hoose Is expected to reach tho city one day next week and will at once enter upon the work of having the Alabama Brenau renovated and gotten in shape preparatory to the opening this fall.
 Every effort Is being put forth to have some ball games here this season. While the city was unable 10 get in the new league an effort will be put forth to get up a good home team and much interest Is being manifested in the matter by local fans.
 Circuit Court reconvened lere this morning with Judge Evans presiding, when the docket was sounded and work begun. The court will be engaged nearly all the week, the most import ant case being that of Dan Card for the murder of young Bob Arlington about two years ago.
 The Clionian Club of little girls will enjoy their annual outing picaicking in the woods on F. Y. Dents farm about five miles from the city Tuesday,
 Mrs. Frank B. Pierce of Louisville died at her home in that city this morning at 80 o'clock after an illness of only a few hours. Mrs. Pierce was apparently in the best of health and spirits throughout yesterday and did not complain upon retiring last night at 10 o'clock and the announcement of her death this morning came as a great shock to her legion of warm friends. Heart failure must have been the cause. Deceased was the wife of r. B. Pierce, President of the Rank of Louisville and was a most estmable and highly esteemed woman. Her hus- band and seven or eight small children survive her. The interment will tako place in that city sometime tomorrow.
 deal has been consummated where by the Bluff City Inn and the St. Julien hotels have changed management, The St. Julien will be in charge of well known lady from Beuna Vista. Ga. and the Bluff City Inn will be in charge of a gentleman from Kentucky.
 The river is in fine boating order ana the steamers are maintaining their reg ular schedules and are doing a fine business.
 The first ripe peaches of the season have made their appearance and while the crop Is not abundant the variety is fine and will command fancy prices.
 Citizens of Batesville and the sur rounding section will enjoy nn outing there next Friday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-30
TRAVELLERS ARE HERE
PRETZELS GO AGAINST DALE
 GEARS BUNCH TO-DAY.
Cy Watt and StarkelI May be Opposing Pitchers-Fans to get First
 GIipse of New Man.

The first of the home series of ball games begins at 4 o'clock this after noon when Dale Gears Little Rock team opens with the Pretzels for the first of four games
 Cy Watt will probably work for the visitors and Starkell for Pretzels. It will be Starkell's first game before a home audience and the local fans are anxious to see him work. The indi- cations are that the crowd will be the largest that ever attended a weekday ball game in Montgomery, for besides the ovation that will be given the Pretzels after their long road trip this is ladies day and their fair fans are getting to be about the most enthu- siastic supporters of the game In Mont gomery.
 With some energetic. forcible roofing not only the game today. but big majority of the at home games can be landed.
 will be:
 Little Rock-Hartman. cf.; Blake. 2b, : Taylor, 3b. Gear. If; Reading. h.; Me cam, If; Johnson, ss.; Garvin, C.; Watt, D.
 tgomery-Lynch.lf Shiebeck. ss. |, Schwartz, 2b.; Brouthers, 3b. Moles- worth. cf.; Mullaney 1b.; Shaughnessey. If; Millerick, C.; Starkell, p.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-30
HOLDING REUNION.
Famous Old Crack Company Members
 Are ut Tuscaloosa.

Are ut Tuscaloosa.
 Tuscaloosa. May 99.--(Special.)- )-The crack company which attracted so much attention at New Orleans and Mobile in 'S5 and which won the medal for being the best drilled company in the South is having a reunion here and Is attracting much attention among the college men who have gathered here from all sections of the State. While a New Orleans this company, which was composed of thirty-four men, were presented colors, crimson and white, by Miss Mary Fern of New Or leans, who was sponsor for the com pany and at her suggestion these col ors were made the college colors for the State University. Fifteen of the old company have gathered here and are in uniforms of blue coats and grey trousers, white sailor hats with crim- son and white rihons. Seven of the company have passed over the river Those present are: Captain Louis V. Clarke of Birmingham. First Lieuten- ant D. l.. Gray, Second Lieutenant J. k. Vidmer, Privates John R. Horn, Liv- ingston; J. B. Pagan, Tennessee; John C. Pugh, Birmingham; II. l.. Wilson, Birmingham; w. B. Oliver, Tuscaloosa: A. w. Nelson, A. M Garher. Taradega; w. w. Quarles Selma; Glenn Foster Tuscaloosa; B. A. Wood, Meridian; r NJ. stevens. Mobile. and Dr. Alston Fitts, Tuscaloosa The company and friends will be delightfully."- Nntertained at the home of Dr. and Mrs. c. w. Som merviIle on University Avenue this evening.
 The forty-eighth annual commence ment sermon of the Alabama Central Female College was preached last even ing at the First Baptist Church to one of the largest congregations that has ever gathered here by Rev, w. D. Hub bard of Troy. The music was excep- tionally good and was furnished by the students of the college, assisted by the choir.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-30
At Fair Grounds, St. LOnis.

St. Louis. May 29.-High Chancellor. lightly played, at 10 to 1, won the fea- ture at the Fair Grounds today defedt- ing Taby Tosa. which ran second. and Monte, to 2. favorite, which finished third. Track good.
 First race. six furlongs-Alencon, 106 Uawrence). 1 to ,. won; Nine. la3 L. Williams). to 1, second; Rutwell l0S (McBride), 12 to 1, third. Tim", i.i5 2-5. Theodore. Aten. Galvanic. George T., MT Ritchie, Devin C. F., pr. Dan. De, fusion, Sterling, Pepper, Intrigue and
 Second rae. half mile-Conds. 1o5 (Seder). to ,. won; Chief Hayes, loS :49 1-5. Kavanaugh, Launce, Bitter Hand, Destroyer, Tyrconnell and EX-
 Third race six furlongs-Cnarley's Aunt, 10O (Aubuchon) 10 to 1. won; Sorreltop. 99 (RusselD, 12 to 1, second; Hilona,, 100 (McBridel. 10 to 1, third. Gay Adelaide, Ametus, Tyrolidn, TriXte White, Picture Hat St. Flour and Wakeful ran.
 High Chancellor, 1o5 (McBride). 10 to 1, won; Tabytosa, 96 (SeweHl. ....,- second; Monte, 94 otWhliams). to 7. third. Time, 1;44 2-5. Uncle Charley
 Fifth race, lille and sixteenth -Gav Lizette, los (Mc Bride).. to 2 won; Dr. Hart, l06 (Batuste). s to ], second; Axares. lOl tsederl { to 1, third. Time, 1:49. Tom Riley, Edward Hale, Little Corker. Nevermore, Darniv n. Bird wood, Lansdowne, Oakling, Judge Can trill and Pathmaster ran.
 Sixth race mile and sixteenth--Varro, III LawrenJ1). 2 to 1, won: Don't Ask Me, 1O4 (Feicht), 3 to 1. seCond; Athena, 100 (Seweln, 15 to 1. third Time, ;i9 Royal Arms, Sambo. Light Opera. Myn- heer. Ahola. Eclectic. Athelrose ,an-
 Entries.
 First race, four furlongs selling Una C., Pinta May Thorne, Pirates Dance, Bess Chaney Sibyella. Chemis- try, Jane Rachel, 105; Frenchies First, Sic You, Navarres Hopes, Mrs. Murray,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-30
r,,,o Nora Pearl 100.

second race. five furlongs, selling Macey j., Harry scott, 1oS; Blash9I' ,,i,3I' 0asis Chispa, 100: Port Aorth, IF; Startling, lO6 Balmer V., Marpessa, So; Dr. Mccarthy, .1o4. e,. uoo,s II Matador. Elastic. Gold Enamel. lO5; Harmakis, 1O2; Evening Star, Jucora, By Ways, Lady Nashtin, lOo; hlelh wood. Dargin, IF.
 Fourth race, five and one-half fur longs Mamorial handicap. $l.500 added -AuRoceiver, 90; Pinkerton, 1l2; Broomhandle. 1O5: AuRevoir Fireball, Dlshabille. ll5; wakeful; s6 Mataddor, 9S Era Lee. 92; Jack Sanoe<s ll4i Byrne of RosCrea, 9S.
 Fifth race. mile-Last Faustus, Ed. Early. Shenandoah. Ed. Sheridan John Randolph, Aten, Sandalwood, 97; Duke of Connaught, Seminole, l06; Judge Brady, Kenton. 100; Metallic, Ravenia,
 Sixth race. mile and sixteenth, sell ing-Loone, IA; Courant, 100; Alfred e, Aules, Loves Labour, Brooder,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-30
AIobnm5 ot DeDartmepts.

Washington. May -(Special)- Rural routes ordered established, Au- gust 1 Akron, Hale County Route 1. population 424. houses 100; Calera, Shelby County. Route 1. population 462. houses no; Danville. Morgan County, Routes 1 and 2, population s90, houses 223; Hugint, Fayette County, Route l. population 416, houses 92; Lection, Jackson County, Route 1. population 530. houses 13S; Vernon. Lamar County. Route 4, population Al. houses 105.
 Postmasters appointed Double Springs, Winston County, William C. Curtis; Warrenton, MsrshalI County, James P. Morrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
PhiIadeIphIa. 2, New York, I.

Philadelphia, May 29.-Philadelphia defeated New York today by getting tendance, 5,4S2. Score R. H. E. New York ...... 900 900 1OO-1 : 1 Philadelphia .. ..OO1 100 OO"-2 s 6
 Batteries-Orth and Kleino; Waddell -nnd Shreck Time, :55.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-30
Chicago. g, Detroit, 1.

Chicago, May 29.-Chicago defeated Detroit today in batting bee, Killian was wild and lost the game in the one inning he pitched. allowing Chicago five hits. Attendance. 2,493. Score:
 R. H. F. Chicago .. ......500 220 00S-9 l2 Detroit .. ...... 900 O0l OO0-l D Batteries-Smith and Mcfarland; Killian Ford and Drill Time, 1:3S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-30
CIereInnd. 5, St. Louis, 3.

Cleveland, May 29.-CIeVeIand took the first of the series from St. Louis; Morgan's wild pitches gave Cleveland three runs and his retirement in favor of Buchanan followed Attendance, 2 Og2 Score: R Ii. E. St. Louis ........1l0 001 0O0-3 6 o
 Batteries-Rhoades and Buclow; Morgan, Buchanan and Weaver. Time, 1:40.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-30

Decoration. Eduardo. Safeguard. 1O4; Lampoon, 97; Bonarth, ST.
 Hilee. 99; Amberita, 1O5; Lacy Craw- ford 10S; Sincerity Belle S9; Cotillion, S5; Belvaria, S7; Marlin. 107: Docile, 9!; Aladdin, Ill; Bravery, S9i F. F. Williams l03
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-30
Philadelphia, 10, Boston, :.

Boston, May 29-Wllhelm's wildne5s and Bostons poor fielding practically gave Philadelphia the game today in 95so Score. R. 1T. E. Philadelphia .24o o2o 2oo-10 II Q Boston =. 900 300 300-- 13 3
 Batteries-Pittingcr. Sparks and Kahoe; Hurley. Wilhelm and Needham. Time 200.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-30
MASONIC NOTICE.
Attention Oil Mill and
 Gin Men.

There will be sold at public auctionA for cash. on Monday, the 18th day of June, aeo5, in front of the Post Office at Arling- Enn, Alabama:
 One improved cotton gin and appurten- nnces consisting of Pratts Munger system: One hundred horsepower boiler, seventy Horsepower engine. four 70 saw gins two story gin-house. seed-house and etc. Ca Arlington. Alabama, in fine cotton district on Mobile & Birmingham Railroad. Easy 60 control cotton seed.
 For further particulars address Geo. Pe- gram. Atty. at Law. Faunsdale, Alabama ARLINGTON ROUND LAP COTTON
 BALE co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-30
sexxanee Shut Out.

Nashville. Tenn. May 29.--yanderbilt 6: Unive ersity of the South Sewanee O..
 Indians 2; University 0. Tuscaloosa. May 29.-(Special)-- Selma Indians 2: University 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-30
NnTVCE.

To alI my friends who left the mati- nee at Athletic Park Sunday, the 2sth, before receiving their checks, call on MT. Sears, Exchange Bar.
 Higgins.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-30

In South Greenland the color of the hair ribbon which a woman ties around her head denotes whether she be maid wife or widow
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati, O. Chicago, 3. Cincinnati May 29.-Errors assisted
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-30
At TOrnntO.


 Toronto, May 29.-Raining, track heavy at Woodbine.
 First race five and one-half fur longs-Mrs. Frank Foster. 9 to 5. won; Miss Gum, to 1. second; Love Note. 9 to 5, third. Time, 1.10 IA.
 Second race. five fqrlongsCChSriie to l. second; Quixote. 20 to 1, third, Time, 1 :03 1-2.
 Third race, seven furlongs-Winches- ter. ' to 1, won; Derry, 2 to 1, second; ; Panique; Y to !. th'rd. Time, i;fs. ao,, ing-Charies Eiwood, 2 to 1, won; Wire In, to 1, second; Benckart, to 1. Fifth race, steeplechase; about two 3 to 2, won; Gilmore, s to 1, second; Follow On. to l, third. Time. 4:55.
 Sixth race. mile-Pentaur. ' to |. won; No Trumper, to |. second; Ikki. to 1, third. Time, 1 :42 1S4.
 Seventh race. five and one-half fur longs-Albert. 3 to 5, won; Roue: to 1, second; Varities. to l, third. Time, 1:11.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-30

S5; Bouncing Betty, 90, our sister, SI; Santa Luna, s1; Bonnie suc, 92; Free Admission. Bine Hello. ST: Madoc, ss; Anna Beall. 104: Olonetz. 100; Roger Smith, lo2; Glendon. 1os; Gigantic. i91.
 At Union Park, st. Louis.
 St. Louis. May 29.-The favorites fared badly at the American Jockey Club today, only two running to form Buck winne, 8 to. l, winner of the third event was well e p,ngea anS an American. An 94 (McDermott) 10 to 1. second; Lady Fonso, 92 tGoodchildl s quisitive Girl, Miss Wess, Harrison, Our Sallie, Rankin and Ojibwa also ran.
 Second race, five furlongs-Governor Davis, los (Houbrel 5 to- l, won; Pro Thiberius, 105 (Smith) 5. to 1, third. Time, 1:02 415. Edna N, Four in Hand, Woggle Bud, Fred uhrig, Josie Raa6 MaFy Helen Mie aIso ran Third race, mile-Buck winne, 1o4 (McDermot) s to 1, won; Council, 104 (Dale) 4 to l, second; Ethel Mark, S9 (Fisher? F to 1, third; Time, TAP 4,5. Opalanti, Pipe, Lady Feliv, Hattie Weir, East Walters. Renaissance, Tom Crabb and San Primo also ran.
 Fourth race, mile and seventy yards Nellie Russell, sd sa (swsaino to j.
 
 second; Attilla, S6 (Blacklock) 3 to 1, third. Time. 1:45 15. Lampadrome, The Don, Hortensia and Claremot also ran.
 Fifth race, six furlongs-Billy Hand sel, 94 (Goodchild) { to 5, won; Yoan, 10s (Murphyl to l, second; Resolute, s5 (Radtke) 6 to 1. third. Time. IA 1-5. Sea Gate Mrs; RGb d,na John .1so Garner ne Sixth race, six and 0ne-half furlongs Red Reynard, s7 G.adtke) g to 10, won; Orpheum, 1o1 (McDermot) 25 to 1, second; DeRussy 1o2 (McKinney) 4 ernor sayres, Small Talk, Miss Gala tine, False St. Tammany and Hakim also ran.
 Yolo. Trossachs, s7; Duelist. 1O1; Mid night Minstrel, 95; Caelana, 99; Tempt, 90; Captain Neroth. s5; Joe Bowers, Laura Hunter. 1O4; Twemlow, 1O7.
 Second race, mile and -half-Ex- central, 90; Peninsula. The Bobby, 1o3; Charlie Miller, 92: Satina Coat. ss: EH Billie Cane. lo5; Goo Goo 5S; Prince of
 Third race. five furlongs-Fortu- nate. Armistice, no; Billy Bensing. 1o5; Neodesha, Phil Ro9ue. China AL Fourth race, mile-Inflammable. 97; St. Resolute, 91; Snuff Box, 10t; Pet master Wright, 105; c. B. Campbell, 103; Lady Ray, 102; The Don, Ill; Or- pheum. 101.
 Fifth race, about two miles-Weird. 167; Jim Bozeman, 156; Dr. Clark. 136; Rumont. 125; The Guardsmanfi 12S; Buck C'Dowd, 140.
 Sixth race, mile and one-sixteenth, Decoration Day handicap-St Sever 1O6; Light Hunt, S5; Tancred,- s4: Brooklyn, Ill; Pathos, 95; Little Giant. 113; Irish Jewel. 110. + Seventh race, six furlongs--Gerona. 95: Jungle Imp. go; Little Margaret. cite, 1G4; Major Carpenter, 94; Thora Lee, S5, The Roustabout, 95; Athlana. Bluementhal, 109; Tara, S5; Sister Ruth, 104; Miss McKenna, 107.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-30
Al Louisville.

At LOu1SNhle.
 Louisville, May 29-James " and Batinsk ran a dead heat in the flea aturc event six furlong race al Churchill Downs this afternoon. Ebony and Hyperion II were the winning favorttes The sport was good despite the fact that the card was made up of mediocre Monday events. Weather cloudy;
 First race, six furlongs. selling Agnes Virginia, lO5 tMcLaughlin) to 1, second; Highland Fling. 11o tTreu- beD to 1, third. Time. 1;15 2-5. Rose Mary Kane, Johnson Dart, Col Jim Douglass, Collector, His Majesty Edna Sandman, Enchanter. . Long kuh' Ram
 Second race, four furlongs-Problem I05 (TreubeD s to 5.. won; Jay Ward, 1O5 GIL Wilson) to l, second; Bunnie' 105 (Tooman) 12 to 1. third. Time AS 1-5. Nondace Lady Traverse, Martha Long. Jen Latona, Always Happy, Tevis, Lady Twaddle. First Ad- vance, Nettie Gay, Spring Ban and Tokioka also ran. ~ '. .l12 (McLaughlin) 9 to and Butinskh l. g (Noonan) 15 to 1, ran a dead heat Thespian. lo7 CTreubeD to ., third, Time, 1:14 2-5. Dutch Barbara FOX meade and Mint Smash also ran
 Fourth race, seven furlonSs, selling Ebony. los (Robinson) even, won; Two Penny, 99 (WisharD to l, second; :; Hot 9S tD. Boland) 15 to 1. thlrd lmS 1:2S Florence Fonso, Gold Sprink Rhcingold. Glendon. Chanterelle' Gigantic and Lucy E. S., also ran
 Fifth race, four and one-half fur longs-Hyperion 1l5 (McLaughlin) II to 5, won; Sir Heuron, no (Troxler( 3 to l, second; Minnie Adams, l07 tD Austin 3 1-2 to 1, third. Time, 90 l-5. Dr Windell, Annie Stone, Halley l-isle Windshield, Kercheval and Hand Mash also ran.
 Sixth race, mile selling-Marshal Ney' los tTreubpD to 1, won; NeNa Welch' % tAIcIntyre) to 1. second; Mellyain, S9 (Wishard) to Q, third. Llme l:41 2-5. Edna Tanner, Kitty bell Brooks Fair Reveller and Merlno also san.
 Entries.
 First race, six furlongs, selling--Mar- thula. Lady Mercury, 95; ltaska, loo' The Pet. 95; Violin, Heidelberg. Euba' Juchitan. 100; The Lexington Leader 102: Dutch Pete Russell A. lO1; from peuse. S. Jambck 107; Cardinal Wool sey, Ill; Heritage. IT; Nervator, !l9.
 Second race. four and a half turlongs -Latifa, Vie Kinney. Attraction, Ella Wheeler Wistful, Dame Durden Prln- cess Flush. JemmOl. Nondace, Llllta' loz'
 Third race, six furlongs, handicap Grace Elliott. S5; Major T. J. carson. S7; Early Boy, 105; Thespian, lue' Stroller. 110; Rams Horn, 1l2. Ram Horn and Phil Finch. 115, Williams en- try.
 Fourth race four and a half furlongs -DecepNve Girl, Zienap, 100; BernS McDevtft. Oak Duke 103; Quean Safo... lin. SsssAs S. Twd Bills. ,Wrenne' Coionst
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-30

Chicago this afternoon, not one of tha runs scored by the Cincinnatis being earned. Attendance. 1921. Score: Cincinnati .21o o12 oo.-s Chicago .. 900 01O 002-3 Il z
 Batteries-Chech and Phelps; Wei mer and Kling. Time, 1 :35.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-30
Rronston. Tichimingo. no.

Bronston. Tichimingo, no.
 Fifth race, steeplechase, short course Malcolm M. 127: Lights Out, iss; Don Spring Water. 137: savond, Clap Lead CT, 143: Altona, IA; Evander, 1a7.
 Sixth race. mile and thrse-eighths, selling-Bib Beach, ST; Omeaica, a7; for Mansir, Flora willougnby, 104; Handmore. Major David s. Rose, 105 i; Curate, 113.
 Seventh race, mile, selling---Meriro. Q. Santa Lung, e1 Bonnie Suc. 92: Free Admission. Bine Hello. ST: Madoc, ss; Anna BeaIl. 104: Olonetz. 100; Roger Smith, l02; Glendop. 1os; Gigantic. i0I.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-30
New York. s; Brooklyn. :.

New York, May 29.--Poor fielding ond inability to hit the ball with men on bases was the cause of Brooklyn's de- feat today. Attendance, 5000. Score: New York ... .O12 POP 01s-S 9 2 Brooklyn .....101 001 101--5 IS 6
 Batteries-Ames and Bresnahan; Doescher, Eason and Bergen. Time 2:10.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-30
st Louts a, Pittsburr. 3.

Pittsburg. May 2s.-Pittsburg losc the game in the fourth inning by punching their errors. Attendance, 2,500. Score: R. Fl. E: Pittsburg. .. ...010 001 001-3 10 3 St Louis . .O01 210 002-6 12 ! Batteries-Lynch, Rcbertalle and Pcitz; Mcfarland and Warner. Time. 0.nn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-30
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Southern League Little Rock at Montgomery. New Orleans at Nashville. Shreveport at Birmingham.
 Memphis at Atlanta. National League Brooklyn at New York-two games Chicago at Cincinnati-two games. St. Louis at Pittsburg-two
 Philadelphia at Boston-two
 games. American AsNOciatiOn- Louisville at Columbus-two games. Milwaukee at Kansas City. Minnapolis at St. Paul.
 Toledo at IndianapoliS--two
 games. American League New York at Philadelphia-two St. Louis at Cleveland-two games. Detroit at Chicago-two games.
 Boston at Washington-two
 games. South Atlantic League Charleston at Macon. Columbia at Augusta.
 Savannah Jacksonville, not scheduled.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-30
The Race Track
At GrayeSend.

New York. May 29.-George c. Ben nett, played down from Il to 5, to to 5. today won the Manhansett stakes at Gravesend and Nicol, his rider. scored his first victory. Voor- hees, the favorite. made the pace to the stretch when Nicol sent George e. Bennett who had been running in second position, to the front and won easily by one length from Voorhees,. Water Box. an added starter. was third. It is believed that the Vest
 Majoram. in the first race. backed from IF to l. to to l. defeated the First race. about six furlongs-Ma- joram. 99 G. smithl, 6 to l. won; Hamburg Belle. 122 lW. Davis). II to 2 se third lrsne Tma mesaiy io 5iS sS Tsd Iady tor. Lady Henrietta, Palette, Campo and Diamond Flush ran.
 Andria; 1l0 GA; W. BeopkeT)' woto,1 15 to l. II to 5. second; Elizabeth, ss 6: sSndssorn. Miss tclla, Annie E; Al bolt, Lady Hindoo. Minnehaha, yiless. Speedway, lsSsiations AAn1odyne. Jsssa, sssIv
 Third race, mile and seventy yards wst Valentine ,os 1ai t0Nep' E Srsnn to 19 to 1. second; Africander. 126. (W. Hneas Hneas, Miss so traWford. %F% S Paim Bearer
 Fourth race, the Manhanset stakes. five and one-half furlongs-George c. Bennett, 11s INichoD; 9 to 5; won: third Time 1:0S. Osiris, Vagabond, Veronesse, Capias, Albert F.. and El- topia ran.
 Fifth race, mile and one-sixteenth won; orly H., 1o4 (Digginsl. to |. tain). 13 to 5. third; Time 1;49. Lit tie Woods. Jane Holly. St. Breeze. Arabo, Jennie McAbee ran.
 Sixth race, six furlongs-Darkle, 1O6 (Miller). to 1, won: Bank, l09 (NicoD. 16 to 5, second; McChord. IA (W. Knapp, 8 to 5, third. Time 1:1l Captain Bob, Hyacinth. Dr. Royal and Bella ran.
 First race, about six furlongs: sell ing--Memphis, lO9, Burleigh, 1oS; 0ld Rule. King Cole. 1O2; Atwood. Rostand, Escutcheon, 101; Whorler, Marlin, Mon tereson. Fair Calypso, sS; JetSam, g; Combustion, Confessor. 90; Lochin- var. S5.
 Second race. stceplechase, about two and one-half miles-Imperialist, 145; Gold Van, 143; Russell Sage, 40; Ogress, 139; Mart Mullen, 135; Decimo 1S4; Bacchanal. Flying Machine, 1S2:
 Third race, the Hudson; five fur longs-Lancastrian. Quorum, Jerry Weinberg. Nostrum, Beaufort 115; Ja-
 Fourth race. Parkway handicap; mil |, and sixteenth-Lord of the Vale. 115; Dolly spanker. IA; Major. Daingerfeld 1Os: Oxford. 1o5; Ostrich, Kurtzman' 97; Flyback, 95; Graceful. 9S; But ting, 90.
 Fifth race mile and a quarter; sell ing-Incubator. 109; Conjurer, 1OS; The southerner, Gallant 106; Bill hi Curtis; Tng, Lawson. Kehailan. 99; The Gadfiy, Elm barrassment, sS; Yelled Lady, S9; Jen-
 Sixth race. five urlongs-Topsail. Plebian, Alice Doggy, Santa Susanna. In heart Rose of Gold. Sandringham, Transmute. Marshmellow. Winning Hand, Caprice, Myrtle D., Evelyn Grlf- fin 109