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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-02-11
NEWARK.

Miss Edna Jones paid Snow Hill a
visit last week.
We are glad to report that all those
who have been on the sick list are con-
valescent
Miss Ethel Boston, of Nassawango,
visited her mother, Mrs. William Boston,
here part of last week
The Misses West, of Ironshire, visited
friends here Sunday.
Quite number of people attended
the sale of Mr.. G. b. Jones. near here,
Wednesday.
Mr.. Joseph Powell is home again
from down the bay, where he is en-.
gagged in oystering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Townsend, OF
Philadelphia, are home on visit to
relatives.
DIR. Clarence Mitchell. eye-sight spec.
alst will be i'll Newark. Monday after.
noon, Feb. 18TH. at the residence of Mr.
Tay Tor Dennis. Hours from O'Clock to
6 o'clock, p. IN.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-02-11
SPENCE.

Mr.. Charlie Griffin was visitor at
the home of Mr.. Seweli Chopper. Sun
day
Mr.. Howard Dryden visited friends
i'm Snow Hill last week.
Mr.. Charles + Gordy, who has been
visiting his family near Salisbury. has
returned home.
Misses Bessie Conner aud Ethel
Guthrie visited Miss Edna Beauchamp
Sunday.
Messrs Ernest Owens and Garlic
Hudson visited friends near Wilton.
Monday.
A little boy has come to gladden. the
hearts of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Harris.
Several of our young people assumed
disguises Tuesday evening, and had
jolly time visiting some of their neigh
bors
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-02-11
Trust Those Who Have Tried.

| suffered from catarrh of the worst
kind and never hoped for cure, but Ely's
Cream Balm seems to do even that
Oscar Ostrom. 40 Warren Ave. Chicago,
Ill
| suffered from catarrh; it got so b.
could not work: l used Ely's Cream
Balm and am entirely well.-A. C..
Clarke, 34l Shawmut Ave-. Boston,
Mass
The Balm does not irritate or cause
sneezing. Sold by druggists at so cts
or mailed by Ely Brothers. 90 Warren
ST., New York.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-02-11
Worcester Parish.

Sixth Sunday after Epiphany. Feb
18th. Color for altar and vestment,
green. Divine service in upper room in
Erickson Building. Berlin. by Rev. II.
G.. England as follows: morning pray
er and sermon at 1890 o'clock; lesso $,
Isaiah IS, s; st. Mark to verse 30.
Evening prayer and sermon at Z O'Clock.
Sunday school at 9.l5 o'clock in the
morning. Tuesday, Feb. l4th.. services
at Ocean City at 100 o'clock Wednes-
day evening prayer an address at Berlin
at 100. Choir practice at 500 o'clock.
The public cordially invited to attend
all these services.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-02-11
STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO,


LUCAS COUNTY
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. j.
Cheney & Co., doing business III the
City of Toledo, County and State afore-
said. and that said firm will pay the
sum of One Hundred Dollars for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK J CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December,
A. ID. 1886 a. w. GLEASON.
(SEAL) NOTARY PUBLIC.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly. and acts directly on the blood aud
mucous surfaces of the system Send
for testimonials free.
f. J. CHENEY & co, Toledo, d.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa
ton
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-02-11
Newark School.

The following scholars rank highest
in their grades at Newark public school.
for the winter quarter.
Eighth Grade-lst, Evalyn Bowen; I'd.
Susie Warren.
Seventh Grade-1st, Braxton Richard
son; I'd. Ara Bowen; Sd. Harry Walter
Sixth Grade-1st. Francis Collins.
Fifth Grade-lst, William Adkins.
Fourth Grade-lst, Melissa Holstein.
4. p. JOHNSON. Principal.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-02-11
WOOD FOR SALE.

We deliver green and seasoned wood
sawed in stove lengths. Orders left AT
Layton's store or A l.. Tilghman's
shop receive prompt attention.
We will also move our outfit to your
premises and saw your wood or shell
your corn at reasonable orices, in town
or country. THGHMAN e LAYTON
Snow Hill
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-02-11

1t will pay you to keep Chamberlain S
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
in your home. 1t only costs quarter.
Sold by p. ID. Cottingham & Co.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-02-11
FOR SALE.

100 Barrels Early Rose Seed Potatoes
100 Barrels Crown Jewell Seed Po-
tatoes. Apply to JAMES s. CLoGG.
Pocomoke City, Mo.
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am offering special bargain in
sl2 Harness made up as follows:
BRIDLE-5m inch box loops, round
stays. overcheck.
LINES-lxl inch fiat, all black
BREAST COLLAR -2i, inch curve,
single stay.
TRACES-1is single strap. double
and stitched ends
SADDLE-2is inches. single strap
skirts
BELLY BANDS-Double or Griffith.
BREECHING-sing strap. ring
stays, = inch breechiDg straps.
TRIMMING-nicke or imitation and
rubber.
/ have harness as low as s. 90; aud all
grades. And trimmings at at an add
vanae of Sl.00 Il { up To $500 Larg-
est and best assorted line of harness in
town. Stable blankets 60c and up Will
sell square blankets aud Plush Robes
during this month at Il IL per cent. re-
ductiom from regular price.
Have you tried one of the Carriage
Heaters vet? Better call and get one for
trial Costs You nothing for trial use.
Only few more on hand. Better keep
your feet warm aud probably save
Doctors bill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-10
SANDS COURT TENNIS CHAMPION.
New York Player Defeats Joshua Crane
in Final Match for Title,

BOSTON, April e.-Charles W. Sands OF the
New York Racquet and Tennis Club Is now
the court tennis champion Of the country
In the final match ofItheGtournament, which
has been In progress for several days at the
Tennis and Racquet Club, the New York
player vanauished Joshua Crane, for the past
four years the winner Of the title. The match
was played before a big gallery, and the de-
feat OF the Boston man was somewhat OF a
surprise 70 his eliminates, who conhdentlally
expected 10 see him retain the championship
another year. Mr.. Sands won by the score
Of 81. 20, rs, 6-S.
It was expected that Mr.. Sands would give
the champion the hardest battle OF bis career
as a court tennis player. but In the contest
he showed considerable superiority over the
Boston man, the latter getting but one set.
The FIRST set was won by the New York man
after q stlf battle. but the second went 70
Crane his playing In this set being extremely
brilliant The pair fought out q deuce set
for the third, and IN this Sands mana ged 20
pull out Q win. The fourth set went TO the
New York player without much dtf1culty.
The New York men. who came over on a special
car 10 witness the match carried homo big
wad Of Boston money as the result OF their
faith in Sands = ability 10 gain the title,
Fritz z. Cocker. the professional at the
Tennis and Racquet Club OF this city, and
David Gardner, the New York Racquet and
Tennis Club professional, played a racquet
match yesterday afternoon for a purse and
side bets The Boston man won In three
straight games by the scores Of is-i5, is,
and l5-g
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-10
RVHYvYEunY1 Greatest Opportunity
EIlIIuAulllll Ever offered In NE

We purpose this week 20 inauEurate the greatest
sale OF High class Automobiles In history OF trade
We are prepared to show and demonstrate prAo-
tically every known make, including Touring Cars
Runabouts. Gasolene, Steam and Eectncs' from
$50 10 5000.
Our assortment Is the largest In America neees-
stating three entire floors, each one whole city
block long. Every Automobile before being &C
eepted receives a thorough road test and similar
tests are accorded 20 customers. Owners desirinG
70 dispose of their cars. consign them here. where
they are quickly turned over on So commission
without any storage charges. The following are
among the latest arrivals
Four-cyIndeT thirty horse, Pope Cars, top,
FlAss front cost $500. az $3.50 1902, 1903, iani
Model wlnton Touring Cars, $50 upward Peerless
two cyllndsr, $500 Touring Cans, tiso' Pope
Hsrtfords, Pops-rnbune, CadillAcs, a b.
$50 up; Autocar TonneAus, cost $3.50, $3.50. Cam
eron Runabouts, new. tS9O: White. 1904. Touring
car top, glass front, tliOO 1905 Model, white TOP,
brand New. az Bargain; Rambler OldsmpbNes, ,
Northern, and other RunabOuts. $50 upward
Nearly new 5000 Pope Toledo, $3.50. Searchmout
1880 Touring Car, $50: Fly others, each one
WILLIs's AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE,
IsPark Place, near Broadway 4 20.
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green. The Harvard game vii pc PLAYED
on Nov. 49, IN between tho felns l t,annla aud
Yale games. on ne sTmsS 19 ~ SbIltlsss ' 20
both teams. William y MCur1u hst oeet
elected captain OF the Dartmouth ,Passket6all
team for next year Henry ID. Ihrau, has been
been elected e. plain Of this track, team TO
succeed u. W. Patbson, VINO mas tel' Dar'-
mouth. .t,, 40, W.,
Somebody with a slow watch and a last eye
gave Archie Hahn OF Michigan circuit l9r
running The sixty GaTta1t thai fhs west Viii
not permit Itself to be outdone by thS FAST.
only short time before Hahn Tagedl marcy
SefS 81 GsSTfe Re ~ sSt s yards Hahn ran
his race on clay track when was e'ou .
'ii Plsyf fuI sophomores at the University Of
MichiRan put no a game on the freshmen
In the underclass meet recently, when dla
not 90 through successfully me mSSs ,,, ESs
who were accounted sure to score hfsvhyb
The sophomores stole the ehOt the Gay or
The meet and carried II on the neiai hee ~
Fitzpatrick, however, noticed the trlch' emo
simply dug up an old shot Thus tho plot
OF the willy 'O7 men came 70 naught A., -,
There were thirty candidates for inc posi-
tion Oh pitcher on TIE University OF Michigan
baaeball team after the FIRST cut ia the squad
was made. Sixty inhelders and outneloeis
the rest OF tho squad, which Is being coached
BY Tom MoAlllster Of the Detroit team;
The baseball team OF Japanese from Nssea oa
stanford ,Jr'. UnIversity nine this month.
has sailed from Japan. The team VIII play
two games with Stanford, one on the campus
and one In San Francisco. $50 ABE. tne
arrange a series OF other games for his team.
The Waseda nine, which 10 accounted thS
hest ln Japan, has beaten English and French
teams as well as q nine from the American
club In Yokohama. a Japanese paper save
the games played IN the United States The
team pays its own expenses coming 70 stan
ford but IL 10 get two-thirds OF the gate
receipts The nine IL made up OF the lol-
lowing players s. Hashido, ;. OsmkaWs'
Suyama, r. Sugukl, NJ, Kohara, 8. MOrimato,
Il. Shlsvech and I. Abe. the manager.
Stanford has uncovered q good all-round
athlete In j. o. Miller, freshman, who IN
recent dual meet between Stanford and an
other, smaller college, won the quarter. ball
and mile runs. In the last named event he
did 4 minutes Al seconds. clipping few
seconds from the Stanford record.
Harvards crew squads have been cut down
Twenty men are left TO try for the varsity
Al one time there we're thirteen Fights out for
daily practice, OF which eight were fresh
men boats and the others made up from
other class crews, The two varsity boats
are made up as follows: First eight. johnson.
bow; bleasopWt men, q IaPpsn; 81 AssS sI:: a
stroke. second elght-Burchard. bow; Judd,
? Flint, 8; Bacon I; GILL S; Mcleod, 8; Corlett,
Z Capt. Filley. stroke Webster, Farley.
Harding. Warren. Tilton. MAokay knoElt2n.
Morgan, Howe. Rlsley, Qnativia, Parke'
Plumb, Pulitzer. Despardt Moore blrd'
swain. Robbins. Gould. Phillips, Henry
MADDEN, Fleming. Short. Payson' Fargo.
Dana.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-10
CROSS COUNTRY RUNNING.
England Wins international Team and In.
dlytdual HonOrS at Dublin.

The international Cross country champion
ship Of the British Isles. the most important
pedestrian event over hill and dale. was de-
cided recently az Baldoyle raceoOurse, near
Dublin, Ireland. England. Scotland. Ireland
and Wales had teams entered, making a field
OF forty-elght men In all, The course was
eight miles, over the stlffest kind Of country.
80 trying that even the Englishmen. who are
tho sturdlest performers over all sorts Of
country, objected TO the big water Jump and
A. was cut out This obstacle measured
Is feet wide and 8 feet deep and had a brush
hurdle , feet high on the take-off eide.
Great things were expected OF John J.
DAILY, who won the championship here last
fall, but the big Irshman. who has been
surering Of late from neuralgia, stopped
after going a couple OF miles, Early in the
contest IL was evident that Adridge Of tho
HIghgate HRrriers, London. would secure the
Individual honors and he won by about
eighty yards from Hynes OF Galway, Ireland.
England won the team honors by a big mar
gin with Scotland second and Ireland third.
Next year the race will be held at Newport,
England, and France viii send a team. Fol-
lowing are the times OF the men placed aud
the team score:
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rhe "KnlIe,n Are ComInr.

The main feature OF the military show
which begins In Madison Square Garden on
May will be the Ninety-arst Highlander
OF Hamilton. Canada, accompanied by their
full band OF bag plpers. There will be the
usual athletic programme each night. for
which all the crack National Guard athlstes
are preparing, and II viii be supplemented
Of the United States soldiers Will Include
performances by the Fourth Battery, Field
Artillery. and the Third, at Fort Myer, under
q Of the Fifteenth United States CayaiTv,
with Commander William 4, johnson, has
been detailed from Fort Ethan Allen Tho
sented, as will the National Guard and Naval
Militia,
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FITZ AFTER MART,
Cornishman Ready 20 Meet southerner
Who Heat johnson.

Bob Fitzsmmons Is one OF the lighters who
wishes TO check the championship aspirations
OF Marvin Hart and thinks thct he Is Just the
man TO do IL. Fitz arrived In Chicago on Sat
urday. The flrst question aske' Of him was
whether he would meet the Sou herner The
Cornlshman seemed pleased At the query. for
"Of course / WI. There IL nothing to H..
II he Is ready. so ami. IL looks a. II johnson
got a rough deal AZ San Francisco the other
night, but as long as Hart won IL makes no
difference. understand that Hart 10 a conner
and very good man. II Jehrtes does not
take him on viii and m any klnd Of a bout
from siI rounds up. Although there is a
difference In our weight and age. ] think
that am capable Of Beating him. let him
post forfeit, and viii GOVERN By whipping
me, you know. he viii be In a hne position 10
dictate a match with Jefries"
Regarding propositions for matchee with
other boxers FitE aaid: i have had Q forfeit
posted with Al Smith for q match with Tommy
Ryan or Jack Q'Brien for over four months,
but neither OF them 90 far has shown any
disposition 10 give me q chance All they do
u 20 talk and bluster. When the proper
time comes they are found wanting. giving
all sorts OF reasons why they did not arrange
a match. am willing 70 hEht any body y
you viii zee how quicklyI val get busy. ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-10
Lehirh,. FeotbaII eoheduIe.

soUTH BETHLRHEM. Pa. April s,-LehiEhS
athletio advisory committee late to-day
approved the football schedule as follows:
sept "a, Albright At Lehlgh Field q, Maryland
Medical College. Lehigh Field; 50. University OF
PennsyvAnia a. Philadelphia; Oci. 4. Nedioo Chi
Of Philadelphia, Lehigh Field. :. New York Uni
Versity az New lork. n, Princeton Al Princeton.
H. Haverford a. Haverford: III Franklin and Mar.
shall Leigh Fiod; 10 Syracuse university AZ
syracuse. Nov. 4. 0Aandet az Lehigh Fieid. Ii
and Nov, "a, Nlltapya a. LehlEh Field
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-10
Pool.

Al the Broadway Billiard Academy on satur-
day night Arthur Hyman defeated r. Open
helm In the final game Of the amateur pool
tournament. and thus won the championship
Of New York city, Both men went through the
previous games with only one defeat each,
Hyman was In good form, and almost doubled
hs Oppon ents score before the game closed.
The highest run Of the game, % points, was
countributiOn was 10 points. There IL
tie for second prize between Oppenhelm and
night The final score was; Lyman, 100;
. Oppenbelm, 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-10
HT7TEITaTJN A Magnificent Lott

Franklin. tS25: Decauvlnes, sou. SiiOo Georges
Richard. $3.50, Thirty hone. Auto, four cylinder,
cost 5000. 500, Twenty horse, 500. Mercedes,
1890 5000 5000 Two Business Wagons, your ON
price, Waverley Electric, 500 Columbia SeabriRht,
$500. $50 Mors, 500 tt01o-t25Oo. Broughans,
t1O0 upward Mobiles. Sl25%lI5 t2lO New, $3.50
$500; Cadillaos, Sg75, llry other very unuSsl
opportunities
French and American az prices surprising See
us inst. Automobiles taken on two per cent com
mission.
BROADWAY AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
is7 " its West 18Th CThe Church,
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HORSES AND CARRIAGEs.

HARNESS. CHEAPEST PLACE IN SFW YORK
buggy harness 100 and $500. surrey hhru'ss
1900, 1900 and 2b.0O. Swiss breast collar rruabug'
harness 200 nne Speedway harness 20 cnarN
harness OOOo; coupe harnCss o. double ia,n
harness 100 dump cart harness 800 PIIIh>
HARNESS d SADDLERY co, 50 West bro1GWa',
near Chambers ST.. upstairs
LANE HORSES CURED by contract Wrtr -
describing case. PRIME CUFNlCAI 60 TruF,NN
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other Games.


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Pag44..ip.la A. L..0 lIeol oo.-$ y
. batteries -wAddsn. Henley Schrcc,rg,,i saa
Noonan' Skopeoh, Bonno, shea and launu.
AT NEv RocHELrE
E kSSs5 Al Aid Ar...5 SSSSSSs d-daf
4. alIeIles-Aokenna and Brewer. pcUsu ana
At ST. LOUIS.
GsPSlR:i;" .:..:, GSJSS?S3S- }5 :
Mcfarland and Warner.
At DoUom.N OVAL
E E$5sSs GyS ;;;iiS I2$3l!Go55
At INV ONTARIO Yield.
hkTr.'sy 7I IN - 1SSai3,-s
"I 8s,,s SiSS' ana oSs 2enr, .S % su
AT HoBoEEN.
PssSssis . 30 SSd5d
Baiterics-Pinoh and MSstsrson. vaughan and
At aoS1 oval -ss
e cuban :.9H.:1l.ot.rn,lnu..S,SSI,SgggS%5'S3
Raitens, ,oarlgf; 6uekBsr and wiilams 'isr-
berck ana punkltL
At sEEILrs GROUNDS. hnooKLrS
S EssIly;si. i. a6.....j SSG%SSS,i-i5i5.
Batteries. Huc'hsr and Jackie; Brunnsmcr. liz.
At HAroNSI
S'g; $S3.t n.o5sS IL loD$.5. NIUE, IL
AT oLu1to FrEuD.I
e.. hanbauan' 5: PhlladelpAia Glsptsi L
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-10

Ftrst base on errors New Fork, 1: Emeralds 2:
- On bases-Ncw York, a. Emeralds T. First
bSss on hails-On Deegan, a. on Jones. 1. Struck
bSsr hits-McGann, Mcrtes, Gilbert ~, HutchinCs
Stsny Kreltchel, Coifey. Jones. Stolen bass
ncnble play-Hutchlngs and Codey Hit By
nitcbsr- IS DcegAn. 2. Wild pitch-Ames. I'm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-10

$500 BRAND NEW AUTOMOBILE, S2.T5oi
Must he sold 70 settle estate. Never been run.
Four cylinders. thirty horse power me ro'uv
tonneau. aluminium body. Pope Company gyaf4n
Zee with II MlLIlS'S AUTOMOBILE EACHANGL'
u Park Place, n. y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-10
HISEBiLL.
New YORK Nationals Win From the Emerald
Team,

The New York Nationals played az Van
Nast Yesterday, meeting and defeating the
EncraIds. II was a good game after the first
inning, but in the first the big leaguers rolled
~ ssvcn runs. The Emeralds rallied in the
rintb inning, but we're no match for the
champions. though the batting was nearly
equal The score.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-10

Bas,hau. Polo Grounds To-day, 3 p. NJ.
CHAMPION GIANTS Vs. JERSEY CITY, Adm. boe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-10

~ L. Hayman has engaged Willie Shaw
20 ride for him during the Aqueduct and
Jamaica meetings. shaw has practically
signed a contract for the season with Herman
b. Duryea but tho latter VIII not require his
services until the campaign DeCins az belmont
Park SAWS engagement by Mr., Duryra
evidently means that he will also ride for
u. p. Whitney unless Mr.. Whitney comes 10
some SOFT OF an agreement with Eugene
Hndebrand Meanwhile Harry Baird who
ia in demand. but has not closed with any OF
the rich owners, continues 70 be the riding
sensation az the Bennings meeting lnclud-
ing Saturdays performance Baird since
his arrival az Bcnnngr, has had 81 mounts,
with only thirteen Of them out Of the money
He has handled ~ winners, p seconds aud
thlrds and heads the list OF winning Jockeys
Fuller. who Il keeping IN prime condition
and IA living up 90 all bic promises OF good
Behavior, stands second on the Hist, with 10
1rsta asecOnds and thirds Tommy Burns
with q week on the ground 20 Keen him back
A. third Win gwihners, seconds and thirds
Then comes shaw. who has not attempted
10 pick his mounts, with frsts, seconds
and u thirds
The Bcnninvr meeting will wind up on
Thursday There are r,vgal impOrtBnt
statfH TO be decided between now and then
To-morrow tho Southern Stseplochasc for
hunters will be one feature, while the ANA
teur Cup, a lightweight selling race al six
fuTl0ngs, viii Be another magnet In the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-10

latter event gentlemen riders yill hsye the
mounts On IhnTsd5ay We , "a 9o. HI3' M
Cup toT tyoySoTGIqi DTSq ENG ma t oS Mary
Be 1Si BoH M S HsndioSp a. soys6 fur:
To-dsy's card has MED well enough 70 Be
unusually attractive. In the hTst race, q
handicap for. thTee-yeaT- oide and upward A.
Posnd da is asFed 70 ooBcede WeiEht % Right
and True, Race King, Peter Paul and other
oids at four ar and q half fGrlonFs. with four
good youn caters, CTOsswayB, T. B. Marttn,
Tickle and Proteus named q, So In the
H iR5IS ''TS Sftshlfs LSd. he yssd LAZY
Cabin and Amberjaok look best, Inc tourtR
gTGns car sSsfp While tie nth event for
maiden three-year az sevsn tuTlongs'
will probably bring together Pete Dailey,
he I9st race Tor pisters, az a mile and seventy
yards. Sir Ralph. The Yelled Lady, Canta-
ioupe Nine Spot and Falrbury seem 70 be the
probable factors, The entries are as louoNs'
First Race-Five and a halt nrlonEs: .,
preen ....,..... l2Q King crane. &C., e->sssss
hgh and True....ie p IT. Brute ;'''..ss.ts.
Peter paul ..,...... i0i Carrie Jones ~
second RSce-For two. year dds four and half
unongs: 400 ,,.-,,. ,o1
Protcus = 3, $685. ..'iiS S6
CrOssWaya. lVd llohle
Third Race-SlK fuflongs: .
Henry Luehrmann, Jrllb funuftbs's'sst''s'''s' ~
Jane 10 CABIN .sssssssssstsss "
Yorkshire Lad.,....,i0S Limerick .'ss.,s'ss.-s W
The Yelled Lady, %
Fourth Race-Steeplechase. for maidensi about
HsbtT i5o Caloorah Atchee..,.nig1
Cru1tOn.,..s.,s.ss.l5 l GAn5eNOoIl s's''sssss.l9'
Champs Elyseea".....lJ1I
Fiftn RAce-FoT maiden tWo.year-olds; seven
funOngs' -
pete DALEY III Salt and PeppeT.....
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We should imagine, says the Irish Field,
the Hamburg Golf Club, could claim the
record in this game Of boiling out in one.
When the Hamburg course consisted Of nine
holes Cen Dun had holed out In one every
hole In the course save the ninth. This is
the more remarkable a. the third and fourth
holes al Hamburg are not only blind, but
call for peculiar loftinR shots over hi Rh
clumps Of bushes unoomfortably near the trees
80 much 40 that even the best PLAYER IL salts
ned III be can place his ball anywhere on the
putting green,