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New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
BUREAU PLANS
Some of the Stations for Public
Service ASSIGNED.

The committee OF the breeding bureau OF the
Jockey Club consisting OF II. K. Knapp. Harry
Payne Whitney, H T OXnard. Clarence H Mackay
ano Thomas Hitchcock Jr, held a meeting at Bel
mont Park on "Wednesday and decided on the plac-
Ing or some OF the stations Cor public service in
the state
Don de Orc was consigned TO Marion Hicks and
George II. Greaves, OF Bnghamton. n " Jointly;
Margrave goes TO David Macauley OF Caledonia
y. Y; Friesland 10 II. G. Gordon Of Kerhonkson
n 4, and De Reszke TO ]. p. Dunnigan, OF Whit
ney Point y. Y.
J. g. Haggin and H T. Oxnard have donated
Etalhons TO the breeding bureau which will be
placed IN the near future. Friesland was donated
10y the Thoroughbred Record Company, of Lexing-
ton, Ky.
Miller continued his good work in the saddle and
easily earned the Jockey honors yesterday. He rode
three winners and two seconds in five mounts He
IS now safely in the lead for the meeting with
eight victories TO his credit Radtke is second with
four
One lone favorite was successful at Belmont Park
Yesterday this being Inquistor. which won the
stake. Every winner with the possible exception Of
Botanist was well backed however.
BIZ Phillips seven furlongs in the fifth race
IN 1S5 rs. equang the track record made by Rose
Den last october, with l26 pounds up.
Paris, May Sl-W. K. Vanderbilt's Prestige won
the Victor Stakes at the Longchamps races to-day.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
fBy relegrapb n IN. rr,nnrs ,

Fhiladelphia, May 31.-McGinnity was hit free
~ IN to-days game. and a result the Giants
proved easy for Philadelphia and We're beaten
by the score of 3 to l.
with Dahlen out In the ninth inning. the UNI
pre- called the game. owing 10 heavy rainstorm.
Inc visitors protested strongly. urging him to
wait and see if the shower would not pass over
nut KLEIN stuck 10 his ruling. The game was
lacking in fielding features although the home
team played without an error
Iiloerts error and Bowerman's mistake in
thinking Titus was forced and neglecting to
touch him with the bail in the second inning
were the chief reasons for the Quakers getting
two runs and the lead In the seventh inning
Devlin trfpled and Gilbert singled, and the
Giants were saved from shut-out The score
follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
LONELY ROADS FOR GL1DDEN TOURISTS
GBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.I

IBy IeIesraph 20 Inc IrIDuneI
Quebec. May 31-Three members Of the Glidden
committee have arrived here, looking over the
roads and making arrangements for the run More
than two hundred photographs OF the roads from
Saratoga TO Quebec have been taken, showing
difficult or doubtful turn. These are to be repro
duced in book for the tourists
The route taken was found to be extremely In
teresting. From Quebec TO JaCkman. Me- the Eng
lish language is not spoken While the roads were
fair. the country was isolated. and the ran for
miles without any signs of civilization Log cabins
here and there, nigh mountains, deep raVines
wild scenery presented most picturesque sight
Arrangements made to have signs put up
for the run. and for obtaining gasolene and sup
plies along the The Canadian Pacific officials
helped the tourists in every way. special train
will be from Quebec 10 RanSeley. Me. to carry
the baggage.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
p1rrsRuRG. 3; ST. LOUIS. o.
CHICAGO. 8; CINCINNATI. 8.
WRIGHT MAY NOT PLAY.
american Lazcn Tennis Chan piOn
Still IN the Hospital.

London, May S1.-Beals c. Wright. OF Boston, the
leader OF the American lawn tennis team whose
right hand was injured before he sailed from New
York is still detained in the Nursing Home ana
the doctors are doubtful II he will be able TO play
at Wimbledon in the event of the Americans deleat
inc tho Australasians The tendoas Of his fingers
are still septic and the healing cannot begin until
the poisonous matter is withdrawn.
The French lawn tennis players made dernlte an
nounceuent to-day that they would not participate
in this years contest for the Davis Cup. AS the
Austras also have retired. the preliminary contest
for the honor of challenging the holders or the
trophy has narrowed down 10 the Americans, ana
AustraIasans who will meet at Newport England
on June Z, 8 and 3.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
HAMBURG FILLY SELLS FOR s11,ooo
Good Prices Realized at Sale of Two-Year-
0lds at Belmont Park

Nineteen two-year-old thoroughbred horses be-
longing to the estate of the late William c. Whit
ney were sold in the paddock before the races at
Belmont Park yesterday, and excellent prices were
realized The star of the sale was the bay FLY by
Hamburg-Rose Standish. She was purchased by
Harry Payne Whitney for al.Opo Mr. Whitney
also bought Kilecrankie for 81 30 and Jersey Lady
for S100. The other sales of 81 600 or more follow
Boola. b. +. ., by Ballyhoo Bey-orthia; James
Gun 500
man ~. 1900
J. II Mccormick -. 100
Whitney -. 500
iTedericz johnson -. 100
llnna Ken l. = by Yankee Forget; :. Diemel
Baby Wolf. br. c, . by Hamburg-tiesha; NJ 1.
Hayman $500
AI!adne, br. Z, =, by Hamburg-Kalula: H p
Whitney -. 500
Perseverance. ch- c, 2, by Meddler-Castalia; H
?. Whitney - 900
By My by AsnAse-Corneia: sam Hidreth 80. 900
ney 5000
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
GLIDDEN TOUR PLANS.
DriUers VIII BE PeRaLized for ar
riUing 4head of Time.

Paul Deming chairman of the touring committee
OF the American Automobile Association, A B.
Tucker. who will manage the Gdden run, and Sid
ney s. GOrham, secretary OF the association. held
meeting yesterday TO consider the rules for
the tour.
Although nothing dehnite was given out IL was
learned that eligible touring cars. with fixed canopy
tops and capable of carrying four persons, can
take part in the run. 1t was learned further that
the price question 10 machines costing g. 900
more and weighing 1900 or more pounds. will be
changed, and that time limit will be made for
machines arriving az regular stopping places and
that drivers arriving ahead of time will be penal
20
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
LAWN TENNIS HoNORs DIVIDED.
Technology Wins Doubles and Williams
Singles in intercollegiate Tournetrent

Boston, May si-The Massachusetts institute OF
Technology and Williams College divided the hohors
in the annual championship OF the Ne" Hi'S'"
In,srcolIssiata Lawn Tennis Association. concluded
ON the Longwood courts to-day p. X framing
and J. S NIchon. of Technology won the doubles
In the forenoon defeating F. r Smith ana Z.
n westcott Of williams. In a hard-fought nve-
set match. by a score OF s-s e-4. s-A' S-s' 10.
In the aftarnoon Smith. OF Williams. met Fan
ming last yeas champion. ir the singles. and won
In straight sets by q score of Ga, Sc. ~
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01

-
York s. Philadelphia First base on 6als.on Grit
CERT g. Three base hits-Williams. Hoffman Two base
hits-Davis Seybold. Murphy. Sacrifice hits-Chase
Murphy stolen base-Conroy. Double play-Murphy and
Davis Wild pitch-Grifith. Umpire - O'L0ughlin.
DETROIT. A; CHICAGO. 2
AT Detroit (rnorning gameS r. H z.
Detroit Detroit ......-----..9
Batteries: Detrot-KilIian and Schmidt Chicago
Walsh and Sullivan. Umpire-ConnolIy.
DETROIT, 6; CHICAGO, T.
Afternoon game RH e
tSidsEo GSssais ':,.::55 ::.:::::..::5 sSSSsdE 8
Batteries: Detroit-Siever and Payne. Chicago
Smith. Patterson and Sullivan. Umpire-ConnoIly.
ST. LOUIS. 4; CLEVELAND. g.
At Cleveland. RHE
s.: Louis. ooeoo Il l3 Q
Cieveland......... g O3 u
Batteries ST. Louis-Smith and Spencer. Cleve-
land-Townsend. Hess and Clark Umpires-Sheri-
dan and Evans.
WASHINGTON. 8; BOSTON. q
At Boston r H E
Koeshh RsshingtOn --.-...--l S9SdSdSSs z 2
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures and Wake
field BOston-Tannehiu. Young. Hughes and Peter
SON. Umpires-Hurst and Connors.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01

IN limiting entries 70 OF certain weight were
ar,Onp the matters decided at the two days ses-
SION OF the executive committee OF the American
Motor Car Manufacturers' Association which closed
yesterday.
The New York Motor Club has decided upon
wednesday June 6, as the date for its second an
nuaI orphans automobile day II Is planned 70
take out as many OF the little orphans from the
ins+f+1ItiOns OF New York and Brooklyn as pos
sible and the destination will be Dreamland.
e1onev Island Senator William H Reynolds, pres
fdeut OF that amusement enterprise, has placed all
the attractions of his place ar the servce OF the
Tevy York Motor Club. The club will need all the
cars ii can possibly obtain, and earnestly soictts
the Assistance Of all automobiists IN providing for
as many children possible.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
THE DART WINS DISPATCH CUP.

Norfolk. Va, May 3l.-The motor boat Dart. ten
der TO the converted yacht Sylph. won the Dispatch
cup for the third time in race over an eight-mile
course yesterday The time was 26 minutes The
Cucumber, commanded by Naval Constructor
Adams was close second. The Dart in COM
mand of Lieutenant Evans. of Admiral Bob
Flvans The cup IS now the permanent trophy OF
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
AMHERST DEFEATS DARTMOUTH.

Amherst. Mass. May sL-By hitting Glaze hard
three innings and by clever fielding Amherst
defeated Dartmouth to-day by score OF 10 o..
Skillin replaced Glaze IN the fourth inning. ana
only hit made OFF his delivery. Newer
pitched a good game for Amherst The score io-
lows ,,-
Amherst ........l Fs /
Dartmouth 80 o 90 :
Ratterfes-Amherst Newell and Donahey; Dart
mouth. Glaze. Skln and 6choppery. Time-i;So-
Umpire-Rorty.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
The summary Of the first round at match p
for the first and second sixteen follows:

Championship Ofrst round)-Pyne beat Marcus by
and 3 o play; WhtatCh beat BehT by in 10 Eo'es
Graham beat Moody by up and to play Watson teat
IDettnler up and play: Sherman beat Wander
pool by up and play; + 4. Freeman beat Harri-
son by In 10 holec; Frelinghuyser beat latchtord
by ! up; Wilcox beat Place. by UP and TO play.
Second sixteen lrst round-C O'Connor snare. BY
. up: Marrow heat Reid. by 3 up and pgv: Gifin
beat Persou. by and 70 play; Van Eechten beat
Edwards by 4 up and pay; w c. freeman beat
Woodward. by up 20 holes: Constantine beat Van
Week. up play; Smith beat Christie, by Z
up; Wright beat Egner. by up.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
PRINCE TO DRIVE IN AUTO RACE.

Frankfort-on Main May I.-Prince Henry OF
Prussia one OF the first entries for the Herkomer
automobile touring competition from Frankfort 70
Vienna by way Of Munich has sent word TO the
committee that he will start. He Will arrive
Irne with his brother-in-law. Prince Friedrich
Karl of Hesse and will drive German machine.
Tne only American among the li5 entries is Percy
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
WILD THROW WINS FOR BROOKLYN.

Bridwells bad throw to Brain of Batch's ground
er in the sixth inning of yesterdays game at
Washington Park proved fatal. for il allowed
Casey 10 cross the plate with the only of the
game and gave Brooklyn the victory Boston
by score of TO o.
The game pitchers battle between Eason
and Dorner, with honoTs even, each allowing only
three scattered hits fine running catch by
Batch of Needham's foul the fielding feature
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
AUTOMOBILE NEWS AND NOTES.

The selection OF Alfred Reeves manager for
the association. with headquarters in New York:
the granting OF request 20 provide for importers
nv having an associate membership importers
branch and the passing Of 2 resolution against
the proposed action of the GIdden tour committee
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01

Ithaca N Y, May S1.-The Cornell students at q
mass meeting to-day voted 10 give a substantial
present 10 Jack Moakley, the coach of the track
team. Either house or insurance policy is
being considered number OF subscriptions have
been received.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01

Called at end Of eighth inning rain
Left on bases-New York. 3; Philadelphia, Earned
runs-New York l. Philadelphia. 2 Two hits
Thomas. Dool:n. Titus. Magee Bransheld Three base
hts-Devn- Sacrifice hits-Gleason. Bransfeid. Titus
Double Piay-Gleason. Bransfe!d and Dooln-
By Pittinger ?; by McGnnity, !. Base on balls-Or
Pittinger Hit by pitcher-McGann. Dahien. Time.
130. Umpire-klem.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
TIGER TRACK CAPTAIN REELECTED.

IBy Telegraph 10 The Trtbune-1
Princeton, y. J.. May Sl-Wiliam Metcaf Arm
strong '06 OF Oakmont. Penn. has been reelected
captnin OF the track team for next year. Captain
Armstrong prepared at Shadyside Academy. and
has been a hurdler the Princeton team for three
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
mlNoT HARVARD TRACK CAPTAIN.

Cambridge Mass. May S1.-William Minot 'O7. or
Boston, was to-day elected captain of the Harvard
track team for the coming year.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01

stolen bases-Howard Jordan j2) Double play-Lewis,
Alpernan Jordan Left bases-Boston. Brook
lyn A First haIls-Or Eason. 4; of Dorner. /
First base on errors-Boston /; Brooklyn. / Hit by
pitched balI-By Eason !. Struck out-By Eason i; oy
Dorner Time. 36 Umpire-JOhnstone.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL
GIANTS LOSE n GAME.
McGinnity Hit Freely and Philadel-
phia Earns Victory.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.


New York PHILADELPHIA I 8, Ins,is M p,,,.hs,rx
Boston at Brooklyn. Chicago AZ Cfncinnati
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01

AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York Z: PhaGelph.a3 Detroit 6: Chicago, (sec
Washington. o. Boston 2 ond camel
Detroit 4: Chicago. . drst ST Louis A. Cleveland g.
game}.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
YANKEES IRE SECOND.
Defeat Philadelphia and Climb Up
the League Ladder.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

Philadelphia az New York Detroit al 81 IN,u,,
Washington Boston. Cleveland at Chicago
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01

NATIONAL LEAGUE
liiadelphia 8; New York Pft.shurr q. ST Louis O.
0oAyh' l. Boston D. Chicago. s; Cincinnati. g.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
PROGRAMME FOR OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP
Two Clubs Elected to Membership in United
States Golf Association.

The programme and conditions have been
nounced for the annual open championship tourna-
ment of the United States Golf Association, TO be
held at the Onwentsia Club. Lake Forest. H., on
June 2S and %. The following prizes have been
offered: First $500 and gold medal; second. $50;
third 500 fourth $50; fifth SO; sixth $50; seventh.
$50 eighth, $40; ninth, $50. and tenth. $40. If an
amateur wins any of these prizes he will get the
equivalent in plate.
AS usual, the competition is 10 consist OF sew
enty-two holes of medal play. thirty-six holes TO
be played on the first day and a like number on
the second day, but contestants whose scores at
the finish 90 Thursdays play exceed by fifteen
strokes the tenth place shall continue in the
connection Any player who fails 10 appear at the
tee within fifteen minutes of the time he is called
10 play by the committee. shall be disqualified un-
less reasons satisfactory to the officials in charge
are forthcoming.
w Feuowes Morgan secretary of the United
States Golf Association, has announced that the
Briarclih Coli Club, Of Ossining. y. Y. and the
Portage Country Club, Of Akron. Ohio. have been
elected 10 allied membership, and that the Quincy
Country Club. Of Quincy, Ill. has resigned
The course Of the Fox Hills Golf Club was
crowded On Memorial Day. less than sixty play
ers taking part in the handicap for the Arthur
McAleenan Cup. c I. Smith won. with 95-27-6S.
He also won the Class p handicap. with the same
score while tie resulted in the Class a set be-
tween II. A. Armstrong, S3-5-7s and c. West
fainter sl-3-7s. In the afternoon handicap
Armstrong won in Class A. with S2-5-17. and j.
C. Ryan in Glass B. with 9s-25-I3. Sets Of six
teen also qualified for the G. B. Adams Cup and
the vice-president's trophy.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01

Baseball To-day, p. NJ. American League Park
n. y. Americans Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
EASTERN LEAGUE.

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Montreal. 8: Rochester g. Newark Z; Providence .
Jersey City. a. Baltimore 3. Buffalo. 3: Toronto, 4
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!,
S@ fa I've Hs' straight u" Start fair Won easily Tin
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01

g4 7 4 M Winner % % s as asssa six 's main
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
CORNELL STUDENTS ARE GRATEFUL

Apprentice allowance.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01

lnquis,tof raced old Guard
freuiUms determined challenge
Eth RACE. Selling: for thre'
~ Won dTlving. Time. . ~
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eOlCWS,A swIWWERs srROVe.
taua1le Tpam Oae ~ the nest Tha1 iSrat
University IIas tlaa M years

Among tho teams that President Butler
spafed NJ Columbia 10 tho swimming team.
Encouraged ny thu fact that no abolition ID
threatened, Tho Columbia men have Hoho
ahead ahd tho team they have Developed
thls aeason Il one u the hest In yeats NJ Tho
local Institution.
Tho water polo team IL likely ~ win tho
intercollegiate championship, Judged from
ia showing In tho recent tournament IN tho
New YORK 4. E. tank. The Columbus team
defeated Pennsylvania and lost 10 the Chicaso
4. A. by q score ~ 0 10 ?. after leading for tho
FIRST half. As the Chicago team won the
championship, beating tho New York 4. e..
Q 60 2, the performance of Columbia was good
In the play OF for third place, the Columbia
team beat tho Missouri A.. e.. -
The entire water polo team II made up OF
veterans. The lineup a. arranged by the
coach is as follows Il y, Halpin, captain
and right FORWARD, q, kresa. centre, Y. We'll,
left forward, y. VI, Won saal, halfbaCk. a.
palliser, right goal. and {. Y. Btssell, left
goal. The relay team Il composed Of y. G.
Brown. captain. II. u Clark, u. kTesa, l.
Mate and { ~ McKinlay, kress and Halpin
are two Of the most versatile men on tho
team.
The team has been coached by two former
Columbia. swimfners now members Of the
New York A. &. swimming and water polo
teams. They are Conrad D.. Trubenbach
and Joseph W. Spencer. Spencer. who won
the mile A. A. L. championship at the New
York A. G, meet, has been selected TO 20 to
Athens 10 represent the United States In the
long distance swimming events there,
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washington Dog SHOW.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2s.-The first annual
bench show of the District of Columbia Ken
mel Club was opened here to-day with everA
indication OF bein g a successful affair. Over
400 do Rs are benched, including many prom .
inent prize winners. The feature of the show
is the display OF Great Danes. The show
will continue until Saturday. To-day the
jud ges finished with the ~Collies, Airedale ter
riers, part Of the Daues. Old En- gllsh sheep
dogs. bull terriers ard fox terriers.
Among the breeders represented at the
show are Theodore .Orerman. proprietor OF
the York Kennels. who won well In the Aire-
dale class to-day; j. o. button OF Leonia,
n. Y, with a number OF Great Danes; j.
Sargent Price. .Jr.h Of Philadelphia, with
Dalmations and greyhounds; j. W. Minturn
Of New York. Dalmatians; Andrew Albright
Of New York, English settlers; Frank F. Dole,
bull terriers, Ben Lewis OF L~ansdowne, Pa,
pointers: c. {. Hopton. OF East Orange, \. j.,
bulldogs; Dr.. G.. Motschenbacher Of New
York, dachshunds.
MIR. and Mrs. Goldenburg Of New York,
French bulldogs George Porter Of the Row
sley Kennels. Dobbs Ferry. y. y. Scotch
terriers: Harry Peters of New York. bea giles
ians; Mrs. Ferdinand Sem Of New York, toy
spaniels: Tom Turner Of Baltimore. Collies
Dir. Jarrett Of Philadelphia. collies. and c.. H.
Armstrong, cocker spaniels.
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Sailing Dories for the Crescent Athletic
club.

Several members Of the Crescent Athletic
Club who are interested in yachting are to
build in a one design class of sailing dories
The club is to start out with a yachting de-
partment this sea son and viii hold an open
regatta on Gravesend Bay for all classes. and
in order to create interest the sailing dorics
will be used for club races which will be sailed
on the Bay Rid Re clubhouse.
boats viii be built. They will be 10 feet
the Upper Bay. 4 series of races will be
arren ged and iq addition TO these It is very
ran aged with the Marine and Field club and
the Bensonhurst Yacht Club, as each Of those
organizations have classes of sailing dories.
In the regatta which tho club is to hold
the prize for the p foot class will be n cup
given by j. b. O'Donohue. and it Is expected
that as this cup ia a valuable one that some
Of the Sound boats win try to capture II,
class from designs by H. ), Gielow, which
from the same designer is for F.. F. Lucken-
bach. There are already more than 100
yachts enrolled in the fleet of the Crescent
Athletic Club.
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ROAD DRIVERS MEETING.
Horses 10 re Eligible for the BrHsb Cups TO
start In spring and FAN Events.

A meeting OF the Road Drivers Associa-
ton was held last night at the Hotel Cadillac.
At the last meeting ten brushes were ar
ranged for during the season. for which cups
In the spring and six in the fall. A horse to
qualify had TO start In six of these events.
This was thought 20 be hardly fair. as i
horse in the summer and start il in the fall
even IL, 80 these conditionsiha We been chan Red.
There are still to be ten brushes. but 20 qualify
n horse must start In two spring events and
three fall events. This chan ge. II Is thought,
will work better for the benefit OF the sport.
The secretary was instructed TO write to
the donors OF the cups asking them TO present
them before the day of the Speedway parade
and horse show. SO as to be able to place them
on eShiotti3n tnen, Inc enedu'tre ubonnnaa
events instead Of having a subcommittee.
1t was also decided to have a beefsteak
dinner at Shanley's, Forty-second street
and Broadway, the end of March. The date
will be announced later.
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Racing nj New Orleans,

NEw ORIENSs, Feb. 2s,-There was little OF
quality TO the racing to day at the Fair Grounds
Summaries:
First Race-SiS turlongS-Roue, liz (R Johnson
4 TO |, won; Triple Silver, 1903 IL. Jones', 7 to 2,
second; Globe Runner, 90 IS, Johnson, o TO !, third.
Tin'e, il4S5. Lewis Fciher, EsteplatI, Sir Francis
VI, Abjurc, ban McKenna, High Sinner, Envef!te
ami Glen Gallant also ran.
Second Racc-Qns mile-flsvlgny 90 q, John
second; Bitter Brown, 100 Morelandl, ii to S, third,
Time, l42. GYPSY King. Grove Centre, Beech
wood, Marvin Neal and Last Cherry also ran.
Third Race-Two miles, Cashier. 30 Morciand)
3 10 /, won; Louis Kraft, los (iedelD, : TO /, second;
Nones, los !BelD. 8 to third. Time, ssi as,
Corners and Cleveland also ran.
Fourth RAce-Four and a half furlongA-Bemay,
l5 IL. Smith, q TO . won, Frank Lord. iO7 w,
RohhinsI, o 10 ?, second, Judge Dnvcy. los ulv.
~inRStonl, S TO I, third. Time, 05t g., Glad Pirate,
SAlvlsn, blackburn and Blackmatc also ran.
Ffth Racc--One mile and a slNteenth-MonAca
Maid. iU Aubuchon, ! TO ?, won; Hcnnenworth,
i9 tSewelD 2 to =, second; Whlppoorwill, l02 (pe.
rinnel, 30 to |, third. Time, iI7 IS Club, LoRl.
stella, Consuclo IL and AurumasteT also ran.
Sixth RACe-One mile-peter Nathaniel, lOt a..
Jonesl Q to won; Temus, 100 CMccarley. IL to !,
econd: PuTales Dance. o. lMoonel, rs to ], t113d
Time, itS. IS, Dennis sullivan. George KniYht,
pt3fane. Attraction. FeTrotype, Little Rose and
Mahogany also rNp-