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vANDERBILTHINS THREE BLUES
close Contests At the Brooklyn Horse
show.

IL Was Vanderbilt night az the Brooklyn
show last night. and the representatives OF
the Oakland Farm won three blue ribbons.
The famous coach team which he bought
last winter captured the prize in its class.
the ONLY other competitor being Mrs. eros
venor's four In the class for harness horses
ebovn 10 a Stanhope. Rushing SIX and Full
Dress took the blue and in the tandem class
Rustlinp silk and Polly Prim added the third
ribbon 10 MIR Vanderbilt long string,
Mrs. Gcrkeu was also successful NeWsboy
and Shopgrl won In the class Tor pairs under
IS hands aud Newsboy captured the prize
for Single horses Of the same size. In each
class the exhibit was a remarkably fine one.
Garnet Ripple and Lord Mimic were placed
first and second On the jumping class. Lord
Mimic IL owned by Robert T.. Tod, and although
lac is busy getting, ms yacht ready Tor the
ocean race he could spare some time for his
In the class for victorias. Judge Moore
was successful with Fife. one OF his coaching
team and Herbert L. PrHtts Operator was
plaCcd second.
The attendance last pisht was very large.
Every seat In the coy house OF the Brooklyn
hiding and Driving club was occupied The
SLOW closes tonight aud It was announced
AZ the box oAice that every seat had been
0HIsrncsS Horses olSt i52 Hands Firs, prize.
j. T. Carislrs e. Promo'ct e., second S pTIo SsTe
w,%sl far Hes pc rfornancs over Six JUMPS
rirst rrze Allan pinkcuon's h. g. Gamet Ripple:
sSr"od p!.zc Robert T. Tods b. G. Lord Mimic:
,birI uriye WrSichcsier Farms b, m. MAY Belle.
W1rness Horses tnder IS HanGs-Firt prize.
Ns John Gcrkens chestnut gelding NeWsboy
second pHzc ]. X. Brancht chesinu' marc Mig
uonete: thlrl puEe, Ms. D. b. NJ hrdsvenors
chestnut gcidlng FASCINATION.
SADDLE Horses Under i5l Hands-First priFe.
J s. RIkers chestnut GcldlrE CArrotts: second
pdyr Mic NJ g. MANweis chestnut Eedlng ia
robite. third pine, Miss Elizabeth rouseyG black
'VictoTa class HORSES under 49, hands: Ap.
uointmrnts 10 count FIRST prEr, William n Moore's
broWn gsIdlng Ftft: second prize Herhert1s, pTat's
chrstnut gfldlnE Operator: thlrd p1fc, J. ,. Car
usle's chestnut gfldlng Underwater.
Road Teams. rs Hands aud ONer-First prize.
OAKLAND Farms brown team. driven hy \. q.
Vanderbilt, second puEe. Mrs ]. B " GrosvenoT'g
team driven hy r J. Weaver.
Harness Horses: pair shown 20 Sthnhope, ap
nointments 10 count Firtt pute 4. g. Nandefbilts
X M Rusuing SIX and b 2, Full Dress. second
prlye ] y CATllse't e. z. Revenue, r. M EoQuence:
third prlye William n. Moores h. e. fifs and Bug
saddle Ho-sss Over ia2 HAnds-Plut prise.
" 4 FlIiotts Oh. T. Prince Of Orange: second
prlys Cedar Court stables On, m. Pisa third prize
bhUin Ilvincstuhs eh. e. Admiral
fsrnrss h5rsfs. pairs under 49, hands; appoint.
r,ents 10 count. harnrss-d 70 runAb. ut FtTst
mir MrS John Gerken's ch. m, Shopglrl, CD. Z.
Tsndsp,, under i62 -First puSs. oakland FArm's
n a, DustilnT Slk and Polly Prim second prBe.
william Moor = On. e Comet and Oh, m. &c ress.
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MESS OVER cur RACE ItTOS.
Two Candidates fer American Team Get
Away vi thout Being ONnclAlly Approved.

Two OF the automobiles built 70 reprerent
America in the International race for the
Benuott trophy, which il 60 he held in France
Oh July 5. will by noon to-day he on the high
seas IN the hold OF the French steamer La
Ukraine These two machines are not eN-
aotly uovavays. hut virtually they are run
aways, making nonstop trip OF 500 miles
across the Atlantic with the rhCe committee
OF the Automobile Club OF America hRura-
lively standing on the New York shore and
frantically reckoning them 10 come back.
These two American candidates for the big
cup race are Pope-Toledo cars, ono. Of which
tor. Ky, and the other by Col. Albert 4
pope Of Boston. According to the rules
OF the race committee Of the Automobile
tion all entries for the Bennett cup race from
this country must be made. several important
afftdaVits relative TO the efficiency OF these
machine should have been filed with the
committee, and they should have gone through
SET performances for the benefit Of the CON-
rhipped, The cars got away without any
OF this preliminary detail being eomplied
with. i happened through misu 99derstand-
and the AFFAIR caused a tange which resulted
In some lively proceedings yesterday,
On Monday last letter was mailed by
the race COMMITTEES 10. the. entrants OF
4 Ss% YCrE toT iqT tl.go ts;iinE Be{orSS
the letter was received they were In the hold
Of la Lorraine, with several tons Of freight
above them.
H. n Lytue. who II 70 drive Col Pope's
car, arrived In. New York Yesterday and
learned about the demand Of the committee
for further testing Of the carr. He became
excited at once. He said that he Understood,
az did eyery one else A. Toledo, that when
Mr. Stevens left there all prelimmAries had
been complied with and the cars satisfac-
torily passed upon. He went down 70 the
dock 20 see n the cars could be cot out OF the
hold Of the steamer. Thia caused excitement
on the wharf. Prom there Lytte went and
reported the situation 20 the race committee
Of the club, who until thea bad been N iEno-
rance OF Il. Then the comm ittoe became
eIeitsd. A meeting q the committee was
bers attended, George lshafn Scott and Dave
II. Morris president Of the club.
The COMMITTEES concluded 20 be len
lent however. and q was decided that the
cars must report 10 the cube representative
IN Paris, who h Clarence Gray plnap0re. aud
that Ne shail pass upon the ability Of the cars
itly 20 represent this country aqd The Auto
mobile club Of America Before being passed
upon ey M DiPsmorS. heSsyeT' tee rvlr
20 Be complied With.
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AN EIGHTEEN INNING GAME
In which Princeton Defeats Amherst b,
TOO

PRINCETON. May io.--Prlnceton boat AM
herst hero to-day In an eighteen inning Rame
by the score OF 10 o. This IL the longest
game that has ever been played on the Prince
ton diamond and perhaps one OF the best
II was essentially pitching game. Doyle,
the Tigers substitute pitcher. who occupied
the box during the entire game. allowed
seven hits. gave no man his base on balls
and hit no one McRac gave ten hits. hit
two men and allowed one base on balls. The
game ran on from the ninth up to the elgh-
teenth inning in a vain EFFORT 70 score run
came 20 the bat and went 20 hTst on Beech =
error Reid got first on heders choice.
was hit by the ball. advancing Reid 20 SECOND
He got TO third on a passed ball. Wells
then came to bat and hit 90 second base, and
Reid had crossed the plate. The score:
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FtSl base on errors -PhilAdelphla, /; Pittsburg,
l. Left on bescs PHILADELPHIA, q; PtAbuTg,
f1nt base on balls on flaherty, z; on Gordon,
?: OF Case, I. struck out-ny Gordon, 3: By Case
= Three base hlu-BrAnsheld, Doolin, Clancy
Two base hius Clarke, Mage. Hiichie. Gleason,
sachnoe hn-IhomAs, stolen bases .DItnsheld
az, Doolin. Double plays doom and Gleason
I'M by pitchsT-By Case, ? by Corridor, 1. Wild
pitch -Casc, Jmpre-Kleln Time hour ana
Is minutrs.
BOSTON. May i0.-Boston and Chicago split even
In their double header this afternoon. The scorrs
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TotAls....S =; 10 q Tolah"....O q ~
Cincinnati. .........O o % u-5
HroOklyL.. ...........O u q %
First base on error Cincinnati, Len on bases
Cincinnati, s. BroOkl n. :. Iirst base on balls
on Harper. q on Strcklett .. Struck out By
Harper s. ny Strck!C,L ?. Three basr hits
OIWrii. iiafpsT, Hos bs. T~U bbse Nus Sc.
bring IN. Owens NaCrfce hits-Steinfcldi. Hsr.
peT stolen bases Sebrng ~, Stelnfedt. Phelps,
DoubIe plAy-S hCklett. Lewis and NIB I'm.
prr tombstone Time-i hour and SO Minutes.
Attendance no.
PHILADELPHIA -. Ln, TO- PGTTGBURo.S
PIlitAuKIFHIA. Ma To- The PhiAdel phaa hIt
Plahefty and Cdst hard 20 day and had llftlt
trouble IA winning thr srCnnd gAmc from Pitts
burg. The score
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DONLINS hit WINS The CANE.
CONES ~ THE NINTH INNING
WITH TWO MEN orr.

Cardinals Make New Works Go the Dis
lance, TJtnS Score hi Last InninE
Reds shut Out BrOsklJns -ChlcagOs
and BOstOni Divide quake Triumph.
New York, 4: 81. Louis, 3.
Cincinnati. :; Brooklyn, o.
Philadelphia. 10; Pittsburg. =.
boston, =; ChlclEO, S-f1rst Game.
Chicago, 4; BOstsn, 2-SeeOnd Game
The Eastern teams Of the National League
Jared better yesterday against the invaders
from the West. They won three out OF hve
games. The New Works nossd out 81, Louis
the Cincinnatls shut out Brooklyn. the Phtla-
deiphias hoored the littsbufRs. and the
Bostons and Chicagos broke even. The
results:
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Anberst. .,.-.'ooooo oOoOOoOOoO %
Princeton o 10000 10000 10000 II
stolen base-Wels First base on baus-On
McRac. 2 struck out-By McRae, = by Doyle,
g. Sacrince ht--Cooney. Double plays NcRAe
and Palmer. Palmer (unasslstedl. Mclean and
Wells Helm and Reid Hit by pitcher Mclean,
Helm. Passed bals-Danahey.i Coune(, l. I'm
p.re-HlmeT T1me-2 hours and 10 minutes,
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PENRHYN WINS The LAUREATE
zIEGLERS COLT REtTS ATGtST
BELMONT'S UOOLEICT.

Handicap Goes 90 New YORK ir q UcaO
Driye-Bennmyt0 Scores WIN Guide
ing star-Apprrntlees Pu 10 Ftne
Race--Four FavOrltes Fan 20 WI,
Pour favorltcs we're beaten arrin at Rel
mont Park yesterday, public form stun belhR
out OF smooth running scar. ne any vas
perfect and the crowd numbered not less than
~ 600 pereoan. who made business hum Tor the
books all the afternoon.
H. NJ %lcgler's pcnrhyn, colt by Planudes
Laurel. won The Laureate stakes for two
year olds. I'VE Il rIougs straight. IN n heavy
drive by a bend liz closed At s TO and re-
ceived a clever ride from shaw, whose work
yyas in striking contrast to that o; Willie
Davis, who took the place with August Bel
mopts Woolwich. colt by Hastings Wood
vine, a hot favorite az II TO .. backed down
from thrpcs Davis rode Woolwich all over
the track. whereas with perfect handling Mr..
Belmont's colt could not have lost, As II was
he finished length and a half before Fred
BurleWs rooray, 10 20 l. an added starter.
n. p Whitney's lronsides, son Of Meddler-
Hsnoana. swerved under the whip when
prominent OF the last furlong pole aud dropped
out Of H. The time was i:Oi
The new Belmont course was used for the
first time In tho handicap az mile and
furIong The horses started on the back
stretch Of the mile exercise track, encircling
u
where they turned again into the home
stretch New York. the favorite, who led
ali the way stood fierce drive from doom
and won by neck from John r. Madden
Migraiue second choice, from whom ne re-
ceived nineteen pounds by the scaie. DuAe
Of Kendal, backed down 20 10 TO 5. was poor
third Tho race was Tlnin ! .55
The best race OF the day from spectacular
standpoint was the fourth, at seven turlongs'
IN which Jockeys that had never ridden q
winner Of any sort had the mounts. with
one exception. the teid ran in compact
bunch CIoso 10 the inner rail until II was
a hard drive 20 the wire through the final
sixteenth McCreery used his whip 80 Vel
that Arsenal the favorite, won by a neck
In i:2s as, with Bill DAYS sailor Boy, a 80 70
shot mailing the place by length IRON SlT
Shep lowered to fNcs. The boys got round
after round OF deserved applause when ihey
came Jack 20 the scales.
Eme. gency, at S to /. took the arst race, for
platers ~ nve and 4 mali lurlongs, Is. ontn
driving him home two lengths in front OF
Consideration. 7 20 /. The latter had a head
over the favoTite, Old England VINO MAS
handled in amateurish style by shaw The
time Was l.O7 2-5.
FIRST RACE.
c.ut,. to- three.vear- olds and upward; ten
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r0-D4IrS BELMONr PARK Card
Large Fields Named to start IN An the
Races.

Large Geds have been named for all OF the
races 20 hc run at Belmont Park to-day.
The Van Ness Stakes six and "a half furlongs.
IL the feature. with QuAdrille, Jctsam and
Czsraphinc possibly tho best The first
event A. q hiFhWeight handicap. ak furlongs
for which Zeala. Chimney Sweep aud TO-can
may find favor Iwo-ycHT viii run m
he second event four and a half turlung~
with jrcobitr HammeraWav. Green Room and
Noorlct.s worth looking Nv.
iu tho third event, Tor throe-vear -old- and
upward. rcVeU rIrlOugs. James X. Kecne's
Iielhi F. named 10 run Tor tho first time this
wear against such spripters rs Spring. Palette.
Hot shot. Irene Lindsey and others The
nth race l. Eve furlong sprint for two-year-
old .viti Panic. Belden, Magic Power. llooray.
tncCrrigble and Nenbcst entitled 20 con-
mile. Jane Holly, King Pepper and MhoTler
look 90 have chance. The entries are as
follows
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EASTERN LEAGUE.


With yesterdays game In Jersey GUY as good a.
won Il was lost by jersey city on wild throw by
McCauey over TllTd bIseman MOods's head WITH
second and third base occupied by Providence
runners. Tao runs followed, which tied the
sore, and tnen IN the clEnih inning Jack Cronin,
the Providence tWtl.r, Cliucned his victory o.
knocking the bail out Of the loI for a home run.
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Al Springnsld-Springneid 8; bridgeport. L
At Nenden eflden. q: New Haven. D.
A. NorWtoh-Ho lyOte. q. Norwich.A
A. New iondon-NeW London. Q. Hartford,
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A. Shrevepor-Shrevepor ! Memphis. 4.
A. Hlrnln am-BiminEham. :, Atlanta. s
~ Litte Rock Little Rock, 2 New Orleans, .
Al Nash tlle-Na ~ Vile. ~ Montgomery, 4,
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American Association

A. Indiana indianapolis, O. Columbus s.
Al S. Psui-KAnsas CITY, 9. 81, Paul. I.
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New York state League.

Az Bling hAmton. 3. hbang, &
Az Syraouse- SYraouee, Z: TrOy. a
Al Scranton Scranton. B. A. J, A a., O.
AZ u-ukesbaTre Utica. o. Wilkeahaue !,
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Boston. s. chicago, >. Pirst base on ball. on
/ undgrrn 8 on Wilhelm. g. Struck Cut-By
IundTren. /: BY Wilhelm, 2 Three base nlts-
HOFFMAN. Schultz. sacrifice hits-nnker. fenney.
ia rci1Y wilhelm. Stolen bAses-O'Neu, Casey,
Msione,. AbbAueehio Double plbyt-T1nhtr
HOFFMAN and Barry; SlAge tunAssistsdh III
bv pitchrr-By Lundgren, l. Wild pitch -Mllhelm,
[ mpires Emslie and Bsuswine. Time hour
and 81 minutes. Auendanoe-7b0o
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Mestrrn Irarne.

A. Omaha Omaha. :. nss Notncs,
81 nfuVeT- Sluun CltY. :. nfuVFf, a
Al colorado springs Toctsdo Srnngs, "a.
Z iusfuh :.
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Especial Cable D'spaieh 10 THE SUM
l.oNpoN. May io.--Tn the tennis champion
shin match to-day Eustace u Miles beat
Major COopsr-Key 6-3 81. s-.4.
Charles r. Sands. New Yorker. arrived
from Pars to-day. He Will challenge the
H. french cbampion. mas siso arrived WITH
4 similar purpose neluE recently defeated
sands. N IL doubtful which challenge will
be accepted.
Slrds belongs 90 the New York Racquet
aud TeuuiE Tab and be Won. last month,
the Hnata'Ir che nlpilrs snip 81 thF tnited
Stqtes ~ RlstoH. h"stug Josaua Crane, ir.
IN the imal
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AMERICAN Lao TE.


No games were played in the American
.eague Yesterday. the Eastern teams being
on their way West.
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Totala- = ~ ~ y . TotAlt S % y o
winning VAS scored.
Bogton. ......s.s.ss....s o y -
First base on errort-ChlcAgo, ,, Left on bases
Boston, .; chicago o struck out-By Fraser .;
BY Brown, !, Two base hhsECenneu; hsloney'
schultz. MAloney. umpires-Bauswine and Emsle,
Tine hour and II MINUTES.
-..vraoo ~ IA A. HOaTON ~ l. 4 9-aucoNn aaNH
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First base on errors Providence, ]; Jersey CITY,
T. Len on basts-JcBey CITY. Q: Providence, 3.
Flfst base on balls-OG Olmstead. ). OF Crunnl.
struck out-By CrOnin, 3; By OlmsteAd. s. Home
nuns Keister, Cronin Two bHsr hits Clement.
conn Sacrnee hits -MeTritt. Mcfarland. stolen
bAAts-Clemsut. Woods Impire-AorAn. line
1 hour and IS minutes. AttendAncc--9O0
NEWARK. e. BALTINoRE, J.
NEwARE. May io-A. rally by N,warA 10 the
sixth inning 10 day enabled them ~ win game
fr,t -. the RalumOrFs The sCOrr.
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WiIIls,s AutOmOblIe Exchange.
n Park place. through to ~ Murray,

~ Park Place through 60 - Murray
Main sAlcsroom one entire city block long tyo
otG,r nOOrs damned fun Of Bargains.
The latest arrivals Include. Thomas Touring Car
ISIS. Packard Touring Car, $50. Franklin TOURING
Car $50: KNOX $3.50 AutOmotaI Iounedu. t.''
cost $3.50 latt autumn. DaTicQ lonheAu. So
New Queen IOuv eau. sixteen uorse, $50, tamUaf
Touring Car. with top. glass front sixteen hJI,r.
latest model. $40: "tC etc. over 10 second hand
cars 10 select from!
Ranging In prices from $50 70 N2Jo
Guarantee largest Stocl, and lowest pr1Crs'
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'Ba,ted for Mason In the seventh inning.
'Batted for BuTchvll IN the ninth Inning,
NcvArk..................O o U O..H.t
baltimore. % %
Firs' base on errors Newark. >. baltimore, l.
Len on bases Newark. ;, Baltimore, 2. \ Prs
bssc 90 balls on Skopec, >. on Mason. .. Struck
Out-By SkoDeC. :, by Mason, ,. by RurChen, !.
Two base hlt-SkOpec, SaCuhce hits-C0okman,
Murphy, Hayden. Stolen bases billiard, Louten.
bsi-Hearn. Cmprc-iiGSsett. Time hour aud
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flne lelllAE ANA ItldblN pltthiug were a
combination that ONerpow"rrd the Brook
lyns yesterday. the CiuCiunAtH playing rings
around the home team. Higgins. CorcOIan
and St-infsldi played "A daZJhng game and
RObbled up everything ",tliu reach and
4 few that were apparently rot within reach.
Stricklatt the pioneer spit bsll server, was
not hit safely often. hut IN the second inning
his onerings we're llTruped for three luscious
three-bag gers OdWell. Harper. and Hug
gins made the juicy jostlrs. aud in cOnueC.
tiou herewith Was a hgs- on bulls and All
error by Batch, the whole netting three runs.
Batch blundercd again iu the seventh
to head on Phelps at third lust before
Phelps had singled aud Harper sacrificed
Batch's mispay allowed Phelps 10 tally
Spbrng's tNO.OHgger and steal OF third
and SrElsi's single sent "a Rcd leg across the
plate IN she eighth inning. Summing Up
the game was ore in which the Visitors made
their hits count heavily ia supplying Rrist
for the mill The score.
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InIHIf-.. Z 20 70 -. :,
two out when winning run Was made, 'Baued
for McFauHni In the ninth inning. :batted for
Ames IN the ninth inning.
81. louis. ................O o o Q a.
New York ...........,...O U o II
First base on error New YORK Left on bAses-
New York :: 81. Louis s. First base on balls
on Ames. I: Oh Mcfarland, ?: OF. Kellum T.
Struck out-By Ames, s: by Mcfarland, ,. Sacrifice
bit -Rrowns stolen bAset-Donlln a. Browne.
Mertes, Deyun. BoNrruAn. Hit by ptcher-By
Ames l. Umpire --O'DaN. Time hour aud %
minutes Attendance --4.OOp
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Good starr. won driving, New York. b. h., Q. by
Sfr Modrcd- Yemcnto. ov ned by she Boston stable;
trained hy Frank Lightt1ot
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baseball. Pole Grounda To-day. tF y.
Champion Gisnts W. ~. Louis. Adm. tor.-Afr.
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Baseball washinGton Park. To-dAy. a4g
Brootlyn ". Cincinnati. Ladies DsI -Adt.
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RP
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

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--IuVFy harness. 100 aud 1890. surrey harness,
ibOd $50 aud $500 Swiss breast collar IHhAbolt
barucsS 22UU. nn~ Speedway hafhets, 900 c0hvh
names GOOO coupe harness, $500: double Htm
EAfuest q ~. dump cart harness, lhO0.
PETERS HARNESS a SAUDl.Ekl CO..
~ West broadway. near Chambers ST., upstairs
Columbus Grove, ohio, Dec. p.
"Snyr the Iorsr" cured my h0rss OF a spawn
Thai had been nrcd and blstcred several times la
two year, NJ NJ oNp''N'
500 an dealers. send for COPY OF Euarantee.
booklet on all lAmcuess and lyiteN. lhoh NhEA-
iCAI CO BlnEhamtOn, y. y.
WANrED--A million lame horset-to cure Vet
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'O'n''''''' Totals.....I 10 s. 20
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Selling. for three year ods and upward. ten
pounds under the scale, ti.OOD added allowances:

Fair start: won driving Emergency, b. g., Z.
By BatlamptOou CHsles owned anu Halh'u "
J. II. Mccormick.
SECOND RACE.
For maiden two year -olds: ten pounds under
ne .ralc. ElIu hdded. four and q naN luTOnEs.
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Time. O54lS. -
Poor start won driving; GuidlnE star b. e. b
By Cerolstein-Shmol owned by Newton bennlng-
Ton: trained BY Fred buIlew.
THIRD RACE.
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Good start: won driving Arsenal, Ch- gr 9. by
LAmpnghtrr-H annAnn d.. owned b. q. 4. John
son; trsined % J. hyncs.
FIFTH RACE.
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CLUBBED TO DEATH
Struck on Back of Head
by Saloon Keeper.
Verdict OF the Coroner's Jury After an
Investigation of the Circumstances
Attending the Death of Frank
Talbert.g

Wilmington, n. c., July 31.---A cor
onor's jury empanelled today to in
uuire into the circumstances of the
death of Frank A. Talbert. a local
marble cutter, who died at the hos
pital last night ta S:25 O'Clock os con-
cussion of the brain and fracture OF
the skull, returned averdict this even
ing after an all-day investigation to
the effect that deceased came to his
death as the result of blows on the
head inflicted with q club bs she
hands of M. w. Shockley, a local sa-
loon keeper.
Talbert and q party of fellow work
men went into Shockley's saloon on
Front street Saturday night, and Tai
bert was elected because of his inter-
ference with some negro musicians
playing in the saloon A fight on the
sidewalk between Talbert and S. A.
Robbins, Shockley's clerk ensued,
when it is alleged Shockley came out
of the place with billy and struck
Talbert three heavy licks on the back
of his head. Talbert sank down but
regained his feet. and a stupor which
followed was attributed by his COM
panion to the effects of drink. About
three o'clock Sunday morning. how
ever, it was found the man was in
jured and he was transferred to the
hospital where he died without re-
gaining consciousness.
The dead man came originally from
Mount Airy, and leaves a wife and
two small children. The funeral was
conducted this afternoon with hon
ors of the Red Men.
Shockley came here from New Bern
about two years ago. and also has n
wife and two small children. He has
been committed to Jail by the coro-
ner without bond.