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The Washington herald., 1906-11-16
oRNITHoLOGIsTS CLOSE SESSION
Final Lecture on bird Life in Great
American Desert.


American Desert.
CIub and Society Meetings To-day.
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHICAL s0CIETY-Popu-
lar course meeting at National Rifles Arm0ry,
go street northwest, D. N.
GEORGE H. THOMAS POST. d. OF r., G. A.
R-1Ieeting eommemorating founding Of or
ganzation, at Northeast Temple, % p m
Z. s GRANT POST. G. A. R.-Meeting in G. A.
r. Han. Pennsylvania avenue. between -Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets
WASHINGTON AUXILIARY OF THE Ma
TIONAL INDIAN observation-disclosures II
home Of Or. and Airs. ]. W. Spencer. p m
HIRAM LODGE, +. A. A. M.-Meeting this even
ing at Pennsylvania avenue and Nineteenth
street northwest.
WASHINGTON SOCIETY OF TIE ARCHAE0
LOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA-Fhtt
annual meeting. at residence Of president, l5Z
Eighteenth street northwest, $50 p. m.
MISSISSIPPI SOCIETY-Pythian Temple
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VIII he received al +. P. Weller-s Phar-
MACY. 3sA NJ ST. nw.. and promptly for
warded TO Inc main Office.
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Herald Want Ads

viii be received at Atkinson's Pharmacy
18th and @ SITS. NV, and promptly for
warded 10 the main office.
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DOUBTS FRISCO STORY
Miss Boardman Thinks Relief
Money Honestly Spent.
GRAFT MAY HAVE BEEN SMALL

Red Cross Society VIII Send s2z5, 900
for Further Aid-Re ehabilitatiOn
at Informal Meeting which Took
Place at the War Department.
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Tide Table.
Herald want Ads

tIonuItIOn Ot - uter az HarDers Ferry
E5aTpars Ferry. W. Va, Nov. I5-SheBandosh and
f,etonasc rivers clear
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Local Temperatures.
Temperature in Other Cities.

Temperatures in other cities. together with the
amount Of rainfall for the twelve hours ended at 8
I. H. yesterday, are as follows:
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NEWS CUT SHORT
FOR BUSY READERS

Postmaster General has appointed VIII
lam A. Barr of Illinois. clerk in the Post-0tfice
Department as assistant representative Of the Pest
Office Department at the Jamestown Ter-Centennial
Exposition.
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Credit notes should be taxed at a rate
which viii produce a guaranty fund suffi-
cient to redeem the notes of failed banks
Such guaranty fund should be deposited
The Washington herald., 1906-11-16

The growing use Of canned foods, so
marked ia domestic commerce Is quite noticeable
IN the foreign trade 0f the United States Accord
ing TO the Department of Commerce and Labor the
expectation Of canned foods during the fiscal year
ended July. 1905 amounted to SIS o00G0 worth, an
increase Of over 90 per cent IN ten years.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26
Sports
Oaks Beaten BY the Beavers,
Vdn Not Being in Game.

OAKLAND. Oct e5.--Forcea "a -.
out OF the game By a plague Of bosSl
y - KIP an Haltren's fortune yes
teruay 70 SIT on the bench and rvate,,
The eharacteristics of Z hall team go
ualiy Iace from view as his pets w.
sInearec with inevita bic defeat ana 81
creasing chances OF z second eoat oe
WniteWash in two days Matters sfoo5
N lnls way up 10 the eighth. when Ind
smith. who works for Portland a. +1fr5
base, took q hard. 21d by ersca 80 !.
tnfee-base heave in1o the bleac;,ar-
save the Commuters two runs IT,
Beavers had disposed Of Jimmy Srnit,,
when kruger gained credit for ~
nrst clean single made of Henderson's
dellNery during the game 1t dfd no
good, FOR Heitmuller forced Artb,1r -
second An easy-goinig serve was bffred
by Bliss, and equally easy II vva,t
down 10 Jud Smith Bur smith nearI,-
wiped out an isolated fan under The
easies nest and Bliss and Heine 6rot-
ted al the way round
The rsnkest kind Of a boot nv Dons
hue in right furnished Tom Hsclret+
an excuse 10 stretch his single in +bs
ninth for three sacks more. and the
oaks made much more c-edfrahia
deserved
Petite Johnny Hopkins. who entered
the lists with only the good wishes of
part OF the attendance as his eoutn
ment, began early 10 suffer from the
heavy stick work Of his foes. and in
DuI one session did he succeed in re-
firing the side without hit or pm
notable bit Of defective thinking
was that OF Tom I.ackstt's in tbe
rltrd. Henderson opened I'D with :
hN 70 the outheId and Sweeney fouled
out Hopkins detected a liner OF
Mc-aaleas bat but Fraacks couldn'r
rieltl II 70 first in time 10 catch rba biq
-telIo W Then came a long fy to rbe
o Uths sd, on which Henderson scored
70 Vowed BY an infield pop-lEp which
5a 'ckt tt playing at first. got under and
pul POS ely dropped DOnahue. the bat
ter. wa out under the rules but Me
cheu declined 70 leave first. so Tom
could c Omplete no double play. and
while h was beefng about Il McHale
stole 40 me from third The tickle
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26
WILLIAMS RETURNS
AND PREDICTS
BIG SEASON.
BY Fred E. Muihouand.

Thomas II. Williams. president of
the California Jockey Club. is home
again. after somewhat limited stay
on the other side of the Rockies. dur
ing which time the turf maenate
thinks he convinced the Eastern peo-
pie that the coming winter meeting at
the Oakland track will be the greatest
in coast history
Mr.. Williams stepped from the over
land at Oakland pier yesterday morn
ing, looking trif1e worn. but highly
elated over the racing situation here.
While in New York he secured a con-
tract on the services of Walter Miller
and on the reappearance to the turf
OF the black jacket with orange cap
of the Undine stable, Americas pre-
mfer pilot will wear the silks
The Williams string is being handled
oy Dr. RoweL, very capable trainer
as well as owner. President Williams
said Boots" DurneH and several other
prominent owners would be out this
way with stables and could not recoI-
lect the many bookmakers and follow
ers or the game carded to leave for
California. He denied having any con-
nection with the projected new race
course at Los Angeles.
Sam Hildreth, the noted Eastern
trainer and owner. reached Oakland
from New York yesterday morning
Sam is no stranger to California and
speedily secured living apartments for
nlnse1 and Mrs Hildreth in the. city
across the bay. The cars with twenty
eight of his breadwinners were DELAYED
en- route, but were due to unload at
EmeryviIle track last night.
Three of the Hildreth yearlfngs came
across the continent In the Macdon-
ough car which was sidetracked at
Emeryyille yesterday morning. With
this shipment came Infiexible, recently
purchased by w. OS9. Macdonougb for
his Ormondale Farm at MEMO PARK
besides Cholk Hedrick, Snow and a 2
OF the veteran owner, Green B. Morris.
Big BIT Knapp. great local ia
vorite, has been engaged by HiIdreth
to do the riding for his stable AT oak
land. Willie Spence, former we'll
known coast rider, is connected with
the Hildreth stable
Horace Egbert, Handicapped at Oak
land track, and a popular racing off
cial, returned home Yesterday after
several weeks spent East in the inter
ests OF the California Jockey Club.
Horace states that more interest has
been aroused among Eastern horsemen
and followers of the turf in general
over the coming season of sport here
than for years past. If all come West
that signified their intention of doing
Sos IheiS Won De room enough to hold
all of them
M D. Miller, who raced an extensive
string OF horses here in previous
years, wired Secretary Treat at oak
land yesterday for a dozen stalls.
A turfman but lately back from Eu-
rope is authority for the statement
that Joe Piggott, the California Jockey.
recently met his death in Warsaw.
Russia Piggott, as the story goes
had grown too heavy to ride. and in
some manner got in the way of a straw
bullet during the progress of a riot
II the report is true, it is a rgerettabIe
occurrence, for Joe was one of the
most brilliant saddle artists this coast
ever produced He began his career
with Henry Walsh of the PaIo Alto
Stock Farm as his mentor, and as
powerful finisheF had few superiors.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26
CASEY MEETS WARD
AT DREAMLAND
TONIGHT.

When this evenings pugilistic enter
tainment at Dreamland Pavilion is ter
minated there will be one heavv-
weight aspirant less in a rapidly grow
ing field The Manhattan Club has Jim
Casey and Bob Ward as its star attrac-
ton, and as each has announced that
he will turn professional in case OF
victory it is readily seen that one of
them will have to stick at his trade
of engineer or holding the reins over
pair of truck horses.
Both contestants have trained faith
fully and the fans should see a rat
Ting good slugging match, which will
in all probability be ended with a hav,
maker. 1t is somewhat difficult to fore
cast who will be rocked to sleep with
a gentle tap on the mush, as both are
strong, rugged sluggers, without much
science If Casey can keep in close
and hammer away like he did with
Sam Berger he may be able to avoid
the muIelike kick that Ward has
planted on the jaw of all his former
The balance of the programme is
made up of a fine bunch of lighter
talent. Young Dempsey and South
Side Jack O'Brien are well known
feather-w weights who can go some
This pair will provide the special event.
Johnny Murphy and George Curran,
of the whirlwind type:
Harry Williams VS. AL Emick. Ed
Weber VS.. Charles Mccarthy and Ed
Lovejoy VS.. Johnny Hogan complete
the interesting card.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26
Edited by
R. A. Srnyth.
SIR THOMAS WANTS
TO RACE UNDER
NEW RULES.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL


NEW YORK. Oct 25.-Sir Thomas
Upton. at conference today with
officials of the New York Yacht Club.
practically challenged the club TO
fourth race for the Americas cup. The
only condition that he made was that
the race should be sailed under the
new measuring rules
The conference took place at the
Midday Clubs rooms. Besides Sir
Thomas there We're present CommO-
dore Vanderbilt OF the yacht club
Lewis Cass Ledyard. former commO-
dore; Henry Walters. vice commodore
Seymour l. Hustled Jr.. rear comm0-
dOre; G. A Cormac-<, secretary. and
R. A. c. Smith.
The conference was arranged 50
that Sir Thomas might Informally
notify the officers OF the club that he
would be willing TO challenge for the
Americas cup providing the race be
sailed under the new measuring rules
Sir Thomas told the club officials that
he wanted to make another try for the
cup and that he was willing to build
a wholesome style OF yacht. but not one
after the design Of the Reliance or the
Shamrocks.
He said that IL he Challenged again
he wanted an equal chance TO lift the
cup-something that he did not have
on the three occasions when he Pitted
his boats against the American de-
tenders, because he was Handicapped
by the old measuring rules. He ap-
pealed TO the Americans most earnestly
to consent TO a race under the con-
ditions proposed II IS not yet known
what the reply will be. The New
York Yacht Club itself will have TO
decide
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26
LATONIA ENTRIES.

First race. six furlongs. seIling-Temple 97,
Field Lark 81, Oleasa 81. Goldzone 101. Frank
Bill lo2, Gallithea 1o2 Miladi Love loa, oper-
ator l02, MeChOrd 106 Lidwina 107, King Pep
per I0I, The Thral 100, Royal Legend III, To-
bOggan Ill. Revolt 115 Alsono 119
Second race, hye and half iuriongs, sell
ing-Francis 105, Dulzura 10j yeneto los,
Wild Violet 105, Nancy Hart IcJ, Tulip IO5
Intaglis 105. Skinner l05 Hattie Rodman los,
Calita los. Sanderson los. Emma 105 Buren
Arnold los, Antola les, Lady Emily les, Ne
dra lie.
Third race. one miIe-Joe Coyne 81. Debar
81, Wee Lass 81, Grandma 80, Oratorian 90,
Martius 97 Shawana 81 Nhippoorwin 100, Tar
tan l00 Major T. J. Carson 100 McIIYain 100
Auditor los.
Fourth race. seven furIongs, selIing-Gay Min
ister I06. Judge Trsynor Jog. Falkland Ill. Ber-
ME Cramer Ill, Ed Early III, WaddeH II III,
Dungannon III, Darthula Ill, Handy Bill Ia,
St. Noel lis.
Fifth race six furlongs-Blaeklock 50, Hand
spike 90, Elancer 90. Roger S 95 TouIon 95
Della Thorpe 80, Grace Kimball so. Beautiful
Mayo 90, Druien I02. Pink Star l02, LexoIine
lo2, Bottles l02, Tanager 103, John Kaufman
11O.
Sixth race. one mile, selIing-Annle Berry SO.
Dick Brown a. Ferroniere 81, Tom Grove 81
Helgerson %, Raviana I03, Bugler 103 Sane
tion 10e, The Laurel log, Manfred I06 Don
Fonso 107. Crepps Beckham 107, Kleinwood 1oS
Red Thistle III. Elliott ia.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26

joined the Kaufman camp yesterday
afternoon In company with his mama
ger, Harry Foley. Kaufman had been
waiting for Thomas and Foley for sew
eraI days The big fellow likes to box
with Thomas and few days of work
outs with the fast welter-weight will
surely do him a world of good
The arrival of Thomas at the strong
hold of Kaufmann is significant. For
many weeks past Joe has been training
with Sam Berger over at .Shannon's,
San Rafael; therefore he probably
knows a great deal about the style of
Sam. Now. II he works with Kaufman
for while the latter will surely be able
to pick up a great deal from the shifty
youngster-
This does not mean that Joe DELHI
erately intends to tip of any camp
secrets. Far from it. Thomas is too
true a little fellow and too honest a
sportsman to even think of any such
play; but at the same time his expert
ence with Berger will doubtless be no.
ticed by Kaufman while the pair are
sparring, and through this medium 81
has a chance to pick up some points.
Kaufman does a great deal Of road
work every day. This has always been
a feature at his training camp. He
likes this sort of thing and finds it is
the best exercise he can take for his
wind Yesterday morning he went
about ten miles on the highways in the
vicinity OF Golden Gate and upon his
return was treated to a rundown. Af-
ter lunch he rested till o'clock, when
he stripped and went to work in the
gymnasium
Quite a number of local celebrities
were lined up in the little room when
AL was ready for his afternoons en-
gagement He performed with the bag.
swung the clubs. skipped the rope and
tugged with the machines for more
than an hour and when the sweat be-
gan to pour out in large drops and the
various machines began to creak under
the pressure which the big fellow
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26
Heavyweghts Prepare for Strenuous Bout

crowd forgot and forgave Hackett in
the seventh when he worked the world
oio trick of concezling the ball, and,
0y a quick throw. caught Warner off
second.
But for the fact that Carson started
the sixth by tanning the Oaks would
nave pulled of a fancy triple play that
inning Johnny gave Lister pass
and let Henderson get 4 safe one out
OF the fnfeld- Sweeney's crack to cen
ter scored Lister. but Buck Francks,
playing close TO third. leaped into the
air. pulled down liner which McHale
nad started and tossed the ball to
DeYereauX, forcing Henderson and
leaving Brick ample time to get Swee-
ney at either second or first, for the
short-stop was midway between the
sacks during the play Kruger made
a brilliant catch with his back touch
ing the fence in the ninth that was
received with more appreciation than
any other stunt of the day. The score:
DOpT~T
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26

brought to bear on them he figured Il
was time to call it Il day
Kaufman weighs 195 pounds at the
present time He looks trim enough
not an ounce of superfIuous flesh show
ing on his body when he strips He is
hard and If his wind holds out there Is
no. question that he can be relied
upon TO go the route and fight as be
never fought before when he squares
off against his former c1ubrre+4 on the
last day OF the month
Al has a pet monkey on his training
STAFF that is the talk OF the neighbor-
hood The little animal has taken
great shine to his big chum and Al
never thinks of entering the gym with
out giving the monk the office to follow
along And the monkey seems 10 like
the game, for he stalls around every
afternoon at the appointed hour and
makes 6ive for the gym when he
sees the crowd lining up for the regu-
lar daily performances.
Under the watchful eyes OF Manager
Jack Gleason Sam Berger is putting
the finishing touches on his work at
Shannon's. San Rafael. these days Sam
has managed to get rid OF some OF that
Eastern flesh he brought over the con-
tinent with hir& Sam has so many
sparring partners surrounding him that
II is task for him TO select the next
sone due for a tryout, so in order ID
make 1t an even break all around hef
has been taking on all Corners.
Berger is just as confident OF beating
Kaufman as the latter Is Of slowing
him away in Jig time Sam has issued
an invitation to all his friends to get
down good and strong with their bank
rolls just as soon as the betting opens
up He believes the fight will be moth
ing more than little warm-up for him
with some easy money on the side.
Berger. being fast man. likes TO box
with Jimmy Britt The pair were al
ways sparring with each other in the
good old days OF the Olympic Club. and
ever since that time he always in
sisted on Jimmy Britt as a sparring I
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26
ED C0RRIGAN PUTS
ONE OVER AT
LATONIA.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

CINCINNATI. Oct 25.-DeHpite the
raw weather a large crowd attended
the fourth days racing at LatOnfa-
The card, of six races. was better than
the previous day. The track was slow
Long shots finished one, two. three in
the fourth Stoner Hill won in a drive
by a head from St. Joseph. with Mar
vel p third Wee Lass, the favOrite.
and Auroceiver and Fair Calypso. the
equal second choices in the betting,
We're never in the running
Lady JOcelyn. favOrite. and Frank
Me fought IL out in the steeplechase.
the former getting the decision by a
length and a half. Plea was third. two
lengths back The rest of the field was
never prominent.
Headed by Ed COrrigan and Nike
DAILY, combination OF Chicago bettOrs
cleaned up $4,000 on the victory OF
Salvage, which opened at Is TO I and
closed in the betting at to l. sum
mary:
First race. six furlOngs-ReGned won. Caper
second. Alyth third. Time. 1.16 20.
second race. one mIle-Gladiator won. Intense
second Daring third. Time. las 1-5-
Third race, i've and a half furlOngS-Salvage
won Prince Brutus second. IngOI Thrift third
Time. 1.OS 3d.
Fourth race, six furlong@St0ner' Hail won.
ST. Joseph second. Marvel third Time. 1-16-
Fifth race. steeplechase, short course-Lady
Jocelyn won Frank Ne second Plea third
Time. 3.36 3-j.
sixth race mile and a six1eeath-F0nsoIuca
won. Rebounder second. Joe Coyne third. Time.
l.5f 4-5.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26
JUDGES GET WISE
AND PREVENT A
BIG COUP.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

NEW YORK, Oct 25-Another very
ordinary card was presented race goers
by the Metropolitan Jockey Club for
decision at the Jamaica course this
afternoon. Most of the events were
made up of poor fields 1t was like a
summers day at the course. The
track was still heavy from recent
heavy rains. but fast drying out when
the sport began.
Waterbury and Momentum were the
absentees from the Hampstead stakes,
run as the fourth event, which was a
selling affair for two-year- at six
furlongs. The talent sustained a set
back in this event when Loring, the
TO choice, was defeated. The stake
was won by Oraculum. a 5 10 2 shot.
which rushed to the front when the
barrier was released and setting hot
pace led all the way TO the wire and
won in easy fashion by three lengths
from Belfast, which ran second all the
way. Loring finished third, two lengths
away.
A ringer" scare was sprung at the
track when Paddock Judge J. l. Hall
challenged the identity of the horse
FintraiI in the field of the second race.
Fintraf was entered as a son of Glim-
mering- -Midlight H H. Upham was
the owner. NJ. Daily was down as train
er. No one could identify the horse.
He was scratched It was said giant
plunge was to be made upon him.
Summary:
First race. Eve and a half furlongs-They
on won, Montgomery second, Botanist third
Time. :0S 40.
Second race six furlones-AIbert won, cloister-
ess second. HomelaDder third. Time 1;i5 40.
Third race. one and q sixteenth miles-Cre-
selma won. Stamping Ground second Palette
third. Time, 80 4-5.
Fourth race. six furlongs- s-oraculum won, Bel
fast second, Loring third. Time, IA 4-5.
Fifth race, and a sixteenth mles-Bragg
won, Nlbliek second, Detmore third Time,
l 80 3-5.
Sixth race i've furlongs-Mole's Eye won. Jen-
nle Wells second, Hancock third Time, 1:10 20.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26
DALLAS ENTRIES.

First race, i've furlongs. selling Coronation
Wise 81. o. G. Parke 81. Niota 9e James Z.
Ward 80. May Brookwood 80. Ruby Day 30. Still
Hunt I04, Joe Goss 104, Teddy Brookwood I04
Miss Anxious 104, Mary Primm 100, Brannigsn
100.
Second race, seven frrlones-Annie Sanford 97
Constance IL 81, Yirgie Withers 102. Josie s
Jewel l04. Bravery I0I. Durbar 10T. Lady Vashti
107. Don't Ask Me l07
Third race, six furlones. Owners handicap
Dr. Hollis 50. Don Domo So, The Roustabout So,
Aaron 81, Pity 81.
Fourth race. four and a half furlongs. selling
" inegar Bill 95, Alonza e6 Helen Lucas So
Doric 90, Mirabel 80, Reina Regent 100 Teo
Beach 100 Charlie Lusk l03 Prolific IO3 Joe
Stokes 103 HigginsviIIe 104.
Fifth race one and an eighth miles selling
Sir MlDeemeat lCJ. VIII Fuller 105 Pohn Notin
100, Attila l04, Nine 105 Footlghts Fayorite
log. King Ellsworth ia
Sixth race. one mile. selling-Fo -Footspring OF
Sultry 81. Turkey Foot 93, B. j. Svanner 9S
heogh 100 Paeheta 100, Jean Gravier I05 Sis
Buck los 1-'
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26
BY William j. slattery.

Over in Golden Gate that quiet little suburb Of Berkeley Big
Al Kaufman is esure rounding shape for his battle with
Sam Berger the Pavilion Rink Wednesday evening The
huge fellow believer the
with OF the presenday boxers He thinks that little work
will him edge for the grueng mill and therefore life
quiet the training quarters.
Al has done but little boxing he entered upon his work
couple OF weeks When he arrived in this city
he little and wanted to take flesh
order to build by the time he ready the grind
that his ambition has been satisfied likely that Al will
little of the work before entering
Joe Thomas the champion wetereight OF the world who
slowed Dick Fitzpatrick away handy Wednesday evening
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26
JAMAICA SELECTIONS.

By The New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Toluca, Firebrand, Quad
riIle.
Second raee-Wes, Sister Frances,
WaterZrRss.
Thind race-Penrhyn, JohnStown, G..
l.. n.
Fourth race-BeImere. Rye, Wes
Fifth race-BeIIe of IroouOfs Douua
Eivira. Sally Preston.
sixth raee-Waterbury, ArimO, Ace
High.
Weather clear. Track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26
JAMAICA ENTRIES.

First race, six furlongs. selIine-EscaIante
ll6 Quadrille lis, Sir BriIlar 1IS ChrysoIite
llO, Firebrand 110 Lotus 110, Mtntia los. Hoo
ray los. Bertha E 107 Mary Morris I07 Mary
D. Clark 105, Penrhyn los. Transmute IO5
Prince Frederick IO3, Carew IO3
Second race, handicap. mile and sixteenth
Sister Frances 112, Watergrass 1O9 Yves IO4
Nellie Burn 80.
Third race. 3-year-olds mile and an eighth
G L NJ 100, Glenclare 100. Midas 100 James N
loo, Fstininza 90, Penrhyn o. Stole 97. Adonis
81. ChalfonIe 95, Supreme 95 Johnstown 95,
Lady Avis 81.
Fourth race, Garden City Handicap mile and
a sixteenth-Rye 105, Belmere I03. Yves 100 Ed
Ball 9s Delphie 9S.
Fifth race. selling. five and half furlougs--
Dollie Dollars l07 Sea Salt 104 Sally Preston
l04, Belle Of Iroquois 100. Taunt 80. Hyperbole
80. Mintberia So Nettie Carita 90. La Rose 90
Nilldo 90 Autumn Flower 90 Donna EIvira
80, Clara Huron 80, Lady Vincent 9e Belle of
the Bay 81.
Sixth race. handicap. five and half furioncs
airing lis. Waterbury 116, Ace High Ii2
Royal Ben 10. Gid 100, Ell Dorado 1O6 Waba sh
Queen los. Molesey I02, Plaud 100 DrnvsIIo
9S, Little Minister D5