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CUP ENTRANTS DERELICT.
All Three Bennett Race Candidates Fan
60 Comply with Mules.

Yesterday. May l, was the day when under
the rules Of entry the cars OF the candidates
for the American team In the Bennett cup race
were to be placed at the disposal Of the race
committee OF the Automobile Club Of America,
together with afidRvits stating that they had
each been driven 1. 900 miles on the road, had
gone 500 miles without the engine stopping
and had gone forty miles In an hour.
The cars are all finished and the committee
was notified some time ago that they would
be at its disposal yesterday and therSAtter.
The two Pope cars are At Toledo Whue the
LOcomobile OF DR.. Thomas Is at brlaRepoIt,
None Of the entrants complied with tine other
requirement concerning anidavits, however
and il remains 20 be seen what the race COM
mittee will do about It, IL IL understood that
the two Toledo cars have fulfilled the require
ments, though the certificate is not torthSom,
ing As none Of the cars has been completed
very long the committee may overlook the
failure TO comply with the rules ana extend
the time There was no meeting OF e com;
mittee on the matter yesterday. but II VIII
meet In day or two.
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First base on error-Boston. Left on bass
Boston, 3. New York T. First base on balls ON
Fraser. 4. on MatheWson,3 Struck out--By Fraser.
:? BY Mathewson, 4 Three base hlt-Aertes. Two
base hlls-Bowerman Wolvcrtou Fraser ~, MAih-
ewson Sacrifice hts-MeIhcwson, Donln. stolen
btSs-StrsnE D0nlin. Uahlen Double play
CAMEL, Ahbattloh!o and Tcrney. Balk AAihew'
son Wild pitChss-f raSeT ~, Umpire -Johnstole.
Time / hour and 50 minutes. Attendance 800.
PHILADELPHIA y. L., I: BROOKLYN. >
For four innings at Washington Park yes
terday the Phladelphias did but little in the
hitting line. hut in the fifth they had a merry
time humping the EasOnan curves and
made enough runs then and there 20 win
the game. Corridor pitched a good game for
the philadelnhias all through.
The BroCklyns had two runs before the
visitors had any. Lewis scored 10 the sec
ond inning. tie was transported 70 first
gratis and moved 20 third on Rahb's right
field binCle. Lewis and Bahb tried a double
~ cal, IN which Babb came 70 grief but Lewis
scored Sheckard's single, Bransheld's FUN.
bic OF BatCh's grou nder. on which Sheckard
reached third. and a fieldeI's choice. Corridor
fielding OWens's hit 70 the plate too late,
enabled SChekard 70 score IN the third
inaed hits filled the bases with Quakers In
the firth. DoClin, Corridor and Thomas
made the inheld hits Then up stepped
Gleason and smote the ball full sore. His
fmite was good for two bases, and Doolin
and Corridor tailed. While E6sOn was
throwing Courtney out az first Thomas scored
The Brooklyns we're not dangerous after
this. but in the ninth the Philsdelphias added
a run on Thomas hit and clever base run
ming and an out The score
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" aslin ~ ln' ~ fihiaueipiht -
81. Louis, O: Detroit, q.

BOSTON "A. h. Z: NEW YORK "a. H. 3.
March lingering In the lap OF May iroze
up the New York Americans al American
League Park yesterday. They did not.
with one or two exceptions, play fast enough
10 keep warm OF 20 beat the Bostons, ana II
does not require very fast playing 70 beat
the Boetons, the gait az which they are noNlhs
Just now Inc same vas va eieISSs nopuae.
ceptance Of frequent chances 70 tne NEG anu
al the bat brought defeat 20 the New loIks;
DougheTty attended TO his WORK in leit fed
splendldly, but these two New WORKERS anu
Goproy we're the only oneS WHOSE ,se c sIetG
Young had the New Yorks dashed to the
tSeIye of them. and In the ninth and tenth
innings he moved them down AFTER 49,, pas t1
hit had put man on base with none ogt IN
frst Ave innings Tor New York and was too
Wild for comfort His battery misplays tooS
In the whole repertoire. three bases on ualls'
Wild pitch. a bit batsman and balk.
Three lostouialis we're on tases " we
seS0nd inning y AND 21f oq Te Shen m the He
inning Burkett singled. on his steal OF 500
ond Mcguire. overthrow ard Anderson
bgneli9G work in trying 70 stop the pali
tripled 10 tho third and logged the rest Of the
way T9So 2ss &c. RsRSpd2 n Sn VII
Ialus's triple and And"Tson's fly 20 right
gave the New Works three runs ~ the f9' ~
forced BY Parent. Pad Williams been spryer
in GOVERN second base there would have
been D double play. Stahls ny 10 center
fell saftly because anderson was snGillike ~
getting after It. Parent went 70 secord.
H. scored on a Wild pitch and 'c"u'7Hs
flownCs In recovoriTc the ball
The outs on both sides came quickly. after
that uutn the ninth inning, when Keller
the first man up for New York. beat out bit
10 Crimshaw. Elberfeld put him on second
with a sacrifice. Williams struck out, and
erty ran far out for Parents ty in the tenth
and made a sensational catch, falling head
over heels Elberfeld supplemented this play
with one equally startling on Stahl = bat.
Conroy sent whizzing single TO center IN
the tenth, only 20 die on base, has, NC, ulTe
triple and Youngs Kit, witch Williams made
a not very heroic try TOR, gave Boston a run
In the eleventh In their turn, Dougherty,
Keller and Elberfeld ran out OF ordnance
completely. none Of them reaching hrst.
The anOrn
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NFw YoHK ~. IL 8; BOSTON 18th :?
BosrcN May AT no stage Of to-days
game did the locals have a look in; Inc
Npw Works bumped the ball about the lot
almost NJ will. making fifteen safe hits, three
Of which were doubles and one triple, IN
The Beaneaters managed 20 get eight hus
and score two runs, bot II was largely thrQuEn
the good nature OF MRthewson In loOolng
them across the plate that they connected
with the hall. During the hrst two lnhlngs
the locals played as u they we're sunerln9
from stage fright but they soon recovered
and put NJ a good game.
The weather was almost freezing colo ana
the players all wore heavy sweaters. IN the
first inning, after Doulin had popped 70 Bstty
StTang singled. stole second and scored on
Bresnahan's hit. The latter was thrown
went 20 fepond on Dahlens hit each al
vancinR a base on a Wild pitch pevlln
walked but Gilbert retired the side on three
Bowerman led on with a double in the
second. MRtty sacrificed and Donl!n singled
walked, and after BresnahAn had popped
10 Needham, Mertes drove one past Sharp
that netted him three bases and scored Two
more runs. In the fourth Donlin and Strang
sin gled and walked another base on a wiz
pitch, Donlin, scoring on BresnshnnS ny TO
center, In the sluh a double by Mathew;
son, ponlin s sacrifice, Elm giles by Strang and
Bresnahan and an outheld fly resulted IN two
more runs In the eighth Matty hit for two
bases and scored on Donlins single.
base on balls. an out at fret and Wolver-
TONS double Needham singled In the ninth
aud scored on FTaser's double. Bowerman
me le a Corking onehand stop Of liner In the
10 IN and Cannell made great running
"a ch In the third. The score:
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LACROSSE.
Columbia Twelve Beats PennplyAnia by
Goals TO l.

PHILADELPHIA. May The Columbn la
crosse twelve to-day defeated the team OF
the University OF Pennsylvania on Franklin
Field by score OF 2 goals TO 1. The Columbia
attack was rapid and effective, Van Buren,
defense OF the visitors was not less rood
sadui stopping a number Of hard tries for the
Crea Ne. ,
In the first half Columbia scored a. the end
Of twenty minutes Of play, f. stewart making
the successful try. In this period n, Baum
After his head was bandaged be went back
into the game. =. Stewart scored ARaln
for Columbia In the middle Of the second hall
local college near the end Of the game.
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~ Merlden-Merltea, 3: Holyoke, o.
~ New lontcn-New London, TO- Nsy HavrH. ~
4. Springfield Springfield TO- Hartford, O.
At Norwich-Game postponed on tecount Of
high wind.
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FIRST base on CONGRATULATIONS. , Brooklyn. !.
Left on bases Philadelphia g. BrooklynA FIRST
base on bllls--OG Corridor, /; OF EaSon, ?. Struck
out By Corridor, \. by EAson 3, Two base hits
Gleason Lumlsy. Sacrifice EltS-Glcason, CoTl-
don. stolen bases -LeWts Batch, Thomas. Double
plays Lewis. Owens ana Babb: Owens, Lewis
and Babb Umpire -bauswlne. Tlme-i hour
anl 81 minutes. Atten IanCe-2 $40.
CHICAGO ~. L.. G. cINCINNATI 0.
Cn;cINNATI. May The Rods were helpless
before Bnggss pitching 20 day and fall W score.
In addition their Adding vas loose and their errors
were costly, The soon:
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Two base hlts-Clymcr, Grady. Brain, Flaherty.
CanSch, Egan, Double plays Ritchey and Clancy:
Leach and Clancy. Stolen hAses-WAgner, r
Clarke. First base on bAls-On EgAn, 4 on Fla
herty. 2. struck out-Ay EEan. 4 by Plaherty,
2 LETT on bases st. Louis Z. PittsburE, T. Umpire
anCc 1 800.
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NATIONAL LBAGUE.
New Works Have Little Trouble In Winning
From the BOstOnG.

The New YORK Nationals resumed thelr
Boston snap yesterday. winning easily Inc
Brooklyns we're beaten by the philadelphia
as they have been IN every game 30 far be-
tween the two teams In the West Chicago
whltewashed Cincinnati and the Plttsburgs
downel ~. Louis The results
KcW YORK, n; Boston, z.
Philadelphia, 4; Brooklyn. 2.
chicago, q; Cincinnati, o.
ITtIsburg, 2; ~. Louis. 1.
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sent acceptances are J. Henry Smith. Reginald
Rives, r. l. Gerry, 4. g. Vanderbilt. o. q,
Jennings, S. Le Grand Cromwell q. J. B9isse-
iedyard Blair and G. q, Haven. Jr. -, Col.
Iay. president OF the Coaching Club, will not
trim 10 BlaiTgien
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other Baseban Games.
Games sohedulsd for To-day.

AMERICAN LMAuGh.
BOSTON IN New YoTk. Philadsiphia IN Wtshlng
ton. Cleveland 20 Chicago -. LOUIS IN Detroit
NATIoN Al LHA0uH.
New York IN Boston. Phnadelphin IN BRO okly n
Chicago n Cincinnati: PittsburE n 81. Iowa.
nAaruRN LnA0UL
ysrssY Clt{ IN Nsvarli Proyid.ncs p baiumor
Montreal IN RochfHtrTi Torunio N hufrio.
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BEATEN IN ELEVENTH INNING,
NEW YORK AMERICANS LOSE TO
THE TAILENDERS,

RAY a Slow Cane Against the btst0ns
Tire Clubs Tied for First waco
--Wa1hingtCns Keep On WinnlnG uf'
trolls shut Out by ST. Louis Team
Three teams are tied for hrst place In the
american League. They are the New iorks'
who Lost 70 the tailenders yesterday: the
rsniladelphias. whom Washinston defeated,
and the Chicagos. Tho Washnstons arc ~
fourth place. 81. Louis shut out Detroit
and pushed the latter into seventh place
The results:
Boston, 4; New YORK, .,
WASlin q On. 3; Philadelphia, 4.
81. Louis, O: Detroit, q.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
HANDING OF TIE cLuns

,yEwAuK, IL yEHsKT CITY Q.
Tho Jersey CITY club suffered defeat In its inst
fame Of thc season al home yesterday, losing 10
the Newarks In spite % the raw weather 1900
fans saw the game. The score.
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wsshlEE,esIn .."..-,-..I 6Sdd9S2J %
First base on errors -Wushirgton, g. Phila.
delphia /. LIT on baS Nv asLlr gton, 4 PEila
delph'A TO- Flrst base on hal's-O Coakl,y, s.
HuFh,s, 3. Three bJss hits-Hormsn, ShrC ckt n
goat. Two base hits-Dayis e.. SGcriLcc hits
bass Murphy, knight, Sir,crc gosL Double
plAys-CToFs Murphy end Davis; Csfsldy and
StAhl NIl Cassidy ard StGhl Hit by PITCHER
by Hugh s. /. Passed ball-kittpGge. UTIire
Connolly. TimC-2 hOLIs. Au'ICLLCC-5.C5O.
81. LOUIS "a. H.. o. DETROIT. o.
DETROIT, May i.-St. Louis toyed with Detroit
70 day and won In the easiest sort Of style The
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sc ACCOMPLISHMENTS, "; Shreveport, II
~ Atlanta Atlanta, g. y TminEharn. 1.
~ Montgomery tshN e, a. Non gomery, 2.
" Nov Oueans- View Orleans, I; Litoe Rock. o.
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A. 81 Josrp1-Siou1 CITY. s: 81. Joseph. L.
81 rnytr-D-nv~T, 6. Omaha. l.
~ Colorado SpTiIgt-D,s Aoines, a. Colorads
Springs, D.
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Poor start: won diving: Incubator, b. h, 5, BY
Ingoldsby-My Chick owned end trained by D. b.
4
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Automobile Linen Clusters, 81. is up

For Ladies and Gentlemen -Gcnuine lnsh lInen;
Linen, Pongee, covert and KHAKI, t275 inward
Dunlop, Hartford, Diamond, Goodnch Tires 1nu
Tubes. Gray Davis, Dltu. SOLAR Lamps euu SVu
eTAiorS, cut prices. .
Small Pr fS CUlck Sdlts." our motto.
Five story building fun VI AvtOnoOue spe clAlues
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Three base hiis-Jones, KoehisT. Sacrifice hit
Mclntyr-. Flint baSs on baus-On Glade. 5. on
hullin. 2; on Thomas, l. struck out-Dy Glade 3;
Aulin. 1; BY GLADE, T. Double plGy-Joncs and
Paddcn. stolen bas's-Stone %; koehler, Sug'
den Padden. Gleason. Passed bAlls-Wood. ?.
Left on basfs-Dctroit, I; st, Louis, n. Umpire
sheridan Tine-i hour AMI Ss minutes Attend
nnca-l 10
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ACKNOWLEDGES Over $50 sarsain,I

perfect oraer and bargains or they md no accept.
ance Road Demonstrations given, and Free In
stHlctlons. .....-
full OF BARGAINS. Latest arrivals Include
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LADY AMELIG'S TRACK RECORD
WINS 4 FINE RACE WITH 1916
POCNbS UP.
NeNtoWn stakes Go 90 CEaraphins In.
cubator. 40 10 I, heats Dolly spsnker
-Inspiratlou and IncorriSibie Arc
Among the Gueceasful Choices.


Among the Successful Choices.
Geld. bleak vlnds made q crowd OF 1000
raceRoen shiNeT all the Afternoon At Jamaica
yesterday. Yet the winuy blasts did not
put damper on speculation, which was
brisk.
lady Amelia, who was one Of tho stars Of
T.. Il. Thonias's stable last year but IL nov
presumably owned by r. =. Watkins. Mr.
Thomas's trainer. made her first appearance
Of the season In the opening event, handl'
cap at Ave and a half furlongs. The Ben
Brush llly picked up 10 pounds and, after
soaring all but Race King and New YORK
out Of the race. was played by the plunRers
at o TO 20. O'Nell had the mount, and It was
not long before lady Amelia was rushing
along in front at \ terrific pace. New York
never had a chance with her. but Race King
who vas In receipt Of twenty pounds from
the FLY, chung to the task Of following tho
pace. Toward the end Of the trip Lady
Amelia began to tire, but O'Eeil drove her
out to the wire. where she beat Race King
by half a length IN 100 is, clipping two
hfths OF a second on the record for the track.
IL wss a great performance upder the circum-
stances.
sydney Pagets Czaraphine won the New
town Selling Stakes, for thres-year-ods and
upward, elk furongs She was second In
favor. and led from start TO finish, Baird
Dulllhk AeI NHutI q uAlNt " VIII " NhlNS
parts Of a length from Old England. 10 20 /.
who was always the runner up and beat Kan
sas Prices ARABIC. IS 20 1, by a head. James
X keene's Butcher, the fRvorite. was not In
his stride at the start, and was greatly handi-
capped in consequence.
Inspiration. Jack McGinnis's smart flly,
aeto favorite. ran on with the second event.
for maiden three-yeaT-olds, six fuTlJngs
winning by a length from Phoebus. = to /.
p s. p. Randolphs Drone, 70 /, was half
B. L. Snsthers's Panic. 0 TO 5 favorite, ran
a good race IN the third event. for two-year-
Odds. five furlongs, but Newton BenninCton's
Nierrick a 70 / shot. with an apprentice up.
ran a better one and beat the Srnathers repre-
sentative in easy style by three lens
sydney Paget's Speedway, a 70 /, WAS
strong third. after being shut on.
Dolly Spanker was well played at TO S TO
win the handicap at . mile and a sixteenth
even though she picked up ne pounds, but
Redfern made his run too soon and lncu-
under Baird's handling, winning the race
by a length and half In i;is: Bll DAYS
Ambcriack, II 20 !. ran TO his best form,
Dolly Spanker beating him head. James r.
Keene' s Israelite had the leadership for more
than three-auarters Of z mile. but stopped
Tie Oneck stable provided winning
favorite IN IncorriEible IN the fifth race, for
two-year-olds, i've furlongs. She showed
Improvement and was going away at the end
under a drive, taking the race from In Line
by a length The latter beat Bill DAILY :
Moonshine three lengths for the place. Three
favortes and q second choice we're success
winners The summaries
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PsTf = T. Snsiiiss, y. bosi Hae NO'
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American Assnclailon.

81 Columbus Afilw aukre. q: Columbus. s.
~ Louisville -kArsas City. y: Louisville O.
~ Tolrdo.-St. Paul. Q: ToiSdo 8
81 Indiana olis-lndianGpolis 5. Minneapolis q
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'BattCd for HoCg In tie 9th ming
SsH York - 1885, 9 "a
First base on error-Boston. LIFT on bass
New York. 5: Boston. u. FIRST base on balls on
HOgg, 3. on Orth. !. Struck out-By HoEg, ?. by
orb 8. by Young n 1hrte base hits-N lltms,
Ferris CIigeT Two base hlW-Contoy, Dough
erty Collins. Sacrifice ht-Eberteld. StJl'n
base-Parent Double p.ay-Ebt reid, Williams
and Chase. Hit by pitCucT-By HOgE, }. Wild
pitch-Hogg. Balk-iiocg. I'm piu % lctrh-
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DTT1LEMIIKl 2OOl Got to Col

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nolet 500: Aors. 800, DecAuvlle 300. Wt'eT 81,
$50 Pope -Tolodos, $50 KS: Mobiles, Us 70 ~
Some Surveys, Electric Delivery Wagons 1i0
CAdilIaos, 500: GEORGES Richard. 500 -Four cylh'
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ANY prioe 20 clear Coils, LAmps Para Tor ~
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We will take your Automobile In trade,
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20 day BY ? 20 I. There was piece OF rowdy ball
IN the INST half OF the NTH inning In which JACK
bases. T. Clarke and Clymer tried 10 pull on a
double steal Warner threw 10 Brain. who re-
turned the ball to jock. mailing ClymeT Otis
ran fun tilt against Warner, sending him heels over
head Jack quickly arose 10 bis feet and struck
C'ymer,a nerce blow In the face. For a moment
II looked as though there was 10 be general miI up,
but ODby managed TO quel the disturbance
putting both offenders out Of the game After
the gene q squad OF police escorted the Pirates
TO their carriages, fearing that they would be
mObbed. Some stones were thrown Al them by
boys but the police drove the youngsters back
and the Pirates drove 10 their hotel unmolested.
he
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Ba,sbaIL WaShiuztou Park. Ts-dar. SitS.
Brooklyn ". Philadelphia Adm. soc. Ar.
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PHILADELPHIA Ma i-Phuadsl phiA plR cd
q poor game In the htli this 8ftr moon, and M6sh-
ing ton on hve hits made ls many IurS. CCakty.S
bssts on balls ", re- dfESttClS. and the lctgls
wtre unable to make th,ir hitt!Ig count lie
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Totals II 10 ~ u .. loleif. 90. " p 70
E S.r.sy cl, i,. . :
f1rst base on errors Jersey CITY. 2. Newark J.
Lett an hasts-ltTsry CIV, 7. NtWark, q. liftt
hose on balls On pfanmltrr :? Oh Thulmhn, 6
on Htstcrfcr. I, struck out-By ThSl.alan, 3
ny Hestetirr, T. Two base hits -Nbndegrft,
Mrutu, ACCaulel. Conner, HtstCtfeT. sacrifice
hlts-Wagner, Snea. stolen bass Woods. pulttd,
Gatlns, H,stcrtcr uouble plays-Wtod, herrt
and NaudCgrift; Gatins, Wagner and Connor
Hn by pitcher By Pfanm1lcr I; by Thcilusn. I.
b. HtstcTfrr, {. Passed ban-McCauley, m.
plrs Conroy and Hassctt T1me-2 houn. Al.
tendhnCc-f.J0o.
At RocHEsTER
aaS e1s>:siI. .,.. ...... Sd5S9 gEF !
Bat sTirs .Scn1lu AMI Steelman Pappalau
McCaUAy. Ham.n1ld Ani Gibson.
At BuTTALo.
BunAlo. ........... o o - IS
Toronto, .........a o o o. 2
Rsttsues-Kissings and AoManuS Ian and
At BALTIMORE.
kToviashcs - oooo 81 Z
natitFes-Wntss and Hearns Nops and Thomas.
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FIRST CLASS TURNOUT for hirr BY the month
vrtoria and surrty: good. sober goodman; e1oel
lfbt rrftrtncts last employer nine yeArS. WA
JONES AGtor STABILIZE Eat sd Gt
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nne, llA .. ..
Good Start: won driving CItraphine, Oh, e. J., BY
Ruboon-sera phln. owned By Syiney PAGstiraned
by A ]. JOINER.
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FOR sALE-Fne pony riE; color bay II hands
hlFh: good ioader and driver suitable for boy 70
handle: nice Two seated trap and hanees. iof In
formation apply E. ", MAcALLlSrER, II Maiden
lane Room 900.
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coTcoran, Guggns aud BiGnktr5hip: Iihf,T Iid
barry Sacrifice hits barry. Mccarthy. Stoltn
base. King struck EutC6ngy b I'm, !; BY Bh,EEs..
pitchtr-By briggs. PsSscd Bsn-KnrE. Il Il
on has Cincinnati, !: Chicago, Q. Ftitt tss on
& Trors-C Chicago. g. tmpiT, s-Kltin ard Emslie
Tlme-l hour and Is MINUTES
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Good start: won c1ylng IneornGible, en- Z; ,,
by InCodsby- H.: owned pY Onock otAble'
sx.tned nv KAFrfch
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Good start. won easily: Merrtck, Oh. G.. ?, by
Golden CiaTtcT-B'nca, owned by y. bennlngtOn'
trained hy Fred Buhew.
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added. ave and hall furlonFs:
Horse and Ags. w. J1cE !. BsHiHg. Fin
Iady Amelia. Z. ias o'Ssn 49,. go ii II
Race King, 4........i III. Hndebrand 81 TO p
Time, 100 is
Good start, won driving Lady Amelia. Or. T., 4
r. Z. Watkins.
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HORSrs And CAVRIAGFS.
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SECOND FACE.
For maiden three year Odds 500 added: slI fur.


Good start. won hhndiy: Inspiration, en- T., 3,
BY Ayrshire-Sisier Mary II. owned B. j. l. Nc
Glnnis: trained by J. l. Smith.
THIRD RACE.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HARNESS. CHEAPEST PLACE IN NEW YORK
buggy hArness, llo0 and lSoo; surrey harptss'
"a 40 IA 90 and $500. Swiss breast collar runAboui
hhTness, "a 90; One Speedway hGrneSs, 200; coach
hGrnSss, GOO; oohps harness, $500: double farm
hHrpeEs II co. dump carr hAmeeS, $500.
PETERS HARNESS a SADDLERY CO..
a. West Broadway, near Chamber st. upstAiS
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GEAI,s. G. GtREL4GE n RE Z sIonuII

WANTED-A mullen lame horses-to cure. Vet
nept \. PiHins Chem. %. Troy. ". Y.
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..sAys the Horss" SPAWN Cure. Cures spawn
-Inrbone and broken tendona.