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Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-01-19
STAFFORD HALL FARM
To be Sold.

10 be Sold.
The Hamilton Estate will Offer this magnificent
tr Of farm ng land situate in Clearsp,ipg District,
ashlagton County, Md, o miles North OF Hag.rs-
town and mile East OF Clea rsn-iug at publ C sale
in front Of the Court House, in Hsgerstown on
Tuesday, January 23rd, 1906,
To be sold in Six Tracts.
Possession gwen April 'st., 1906.
DESCRIPTION:
Tract No. l.
stafford Hall Farm, iss acres. The buildings con
sist OF a suderb mansion h,use known Static re
Hall", containing about forty rooms all 10 perfect
condition. painted and pRpsred, hot and cold water.
ba room, several kitchens sHice with both phones
installed. l.. nd is smooth and vel rounded with
a beuuutul hedge. Ii would make most desirable
home The other buildings on this tract consist OF a
new barn, new horsestable hog pens, chicken
house school house, smoke honse, wind pump, all
in perfect cond toe.
Tract No 2.
East Stafford Farm, I62 acres This tract lies i'm
mediately along ,he Old National turnpike, be-
ginning nj Snadv Bower AN of this Land IS in the
very highest state OF cnltvs ton Buildings consist
OF good use, with water in the kitchen, hne gar
den, smoke house. hen hou>e, corn crib, scales,
blacksmith shop, implement shed and a magnificent
barn. beng the one that Gov. Hamilton built dnr-
ing his HE V Is abundant and piped through
the barn the trouebs here Is also fine tenant
1ouse with suitable out buildings.
Tract No. 3.
containing 133 acres. This section consiats OF
the hue.t lands OF The whole tract large
treAm Of water runs through tins farm winch makes
it OF the finest stock farms III the county. The
stabhng sufficient for hundred head Of stock, md
small house which is in good repair
Tract No 4.
hull ,hi
section consist OF pretty tile house. in good order
and the foundation u ID stablipg for bank barn
he'e is also bearing orchard, This place would
make a most comiort2bi' home for snail farmer.
Tract No. 5.
i'nimproved. containing s. acres. This section
49,, be offered separately and would make very
NatuaLie anal lar ... 1t has been thoroughly lime
h,,> right in the mill sam immediately adoIns the
Keeper Mi l. and hes along the public road lead
- Msrcsrsbnrg
Tract No. 8.
rri,proved, coptains Ias acres. This section
insists Of >o.ne finest forming lad III
the state OF Maryland. 1t ha, been well haled and
ed IN p oducu' chess. 1t inmedptny aejoins the
lancs OF The Ankeney heirs on the North and the
NlHEsit heirs en- the asst y p rdttual night Of
~aJ vi be decided 10 th> tact Over the lane lead
ing f. ON aid tract 10 the old National Turnpike.
hese FARMS which offered, will prove to
any young, ambitious farmer the chance 81 he
time to establish hi nxeh upon i'd basis On prop
cry that does no: .eed dollar OF improvement
aud VIII oh will make immediate returns.
Terms of Sale.
farms, for term agreed upon, # desired by the
purchasers.
Fer further inf ,rm.tion, call adore IS:
MISS JULIA II. HAMILTON,
No. Hamilton Row,
Hageratcwn, Md
B. q
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate.

The undersigned intending to move No';h vi
Va
Saturday, January p, 1906,
atI3o pm
162 Acres,
more OF less in Opequon district, known the
Mallory farm or Red House farm, miles Eat Of
Martinsourg
Six Room House
in fair condition, stable for four hLrses wagon
sled and .orn crib, fencing in Ordinary condition,
the up land is sat and there has been slate quarry
opened on it. and is SAID to he the finest in the
county, has been surveyed fro the B. & y. X. K.
near the place.
SIS Acres,
good bottom land water seldom gets over il. IS
acres timber, white oak, hickory and pine about
1900 locust posts the place and never fal ing
spring oil the house. This farm woul
make a valuable fruit farm,
Terms of Sale
One-third cash,eu day Of sale the remainder in
two 60 al annual payntnts o. one and two >ears,
the defer ed payments be evidenced by the prom
issory and negotiable lies The purchaser hear
ing interest from date aud the 10 be retain d
until all of the Purchase money nas been aid.
MRS. ELLA MILLER.
]. Quinn, Arctoneer
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Terms of Sale.
Commissioners Sale
OF Valuable
REAL ESTATE

Nv virtue OF the authority vested In him by
q decree of the Ciicuit court OF Bcfkely County
West virginia, entered on the oth day oi Dec
State OF West Virginia ys. w. II. Kaufman et
al. the undersigned commissioners school
lands will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder On
Saturday FEBRUARY 3, 1906
AT the front door OF the County Court House
of said county, commencins ut I:3o +. M, the
following lots and parcel OF real estate, sltuat-
n Berkeley County aud known and descr ibed
as follows:
lst. That Ger, ain tract of land in the name
of David sutton, consisting OF
70 Acres
situate in Gersrdstown District, being the
same tract that was conveyed 10 David But
ton 10y Johu Powell ct ux by deed dated
March b, 1921 and recorded in Deed Book 81,
zad. Those certain
Lots of Ground
known rs parl OF lots and of block 8, of
Strines Ediiion, To the CITY OF Mar inspurg,
ueifig the same 10, tnat were coz eycd by
II y beat ict ct ux. by deed dated Septem-
Der 9TH, SO =, aud .e orded In Deed BOOK IL.
page 1913
.rd That certa tract OF land, situate In
GerraTdsto VI District, IN tho name OF Albert
PH.e, Mamie Butter, Grace Butler, Harry But
l,r Claren. e Hutler. Elmer Butler, James A.
Butler aud Laura b. Butter, consisting of 100
ACRES, and being the same land that was de-
viseI by Ian es ". Butler to'his children, and
the sam tract that was afterwaid bought ny
James L.. Butler and Albert Pine from SAID
heirs and lee simple OF which Is now held oy
the above AIMED ftfties. ana IN whose names
1t stands forfeited 10 the State Of West virgil
MIA.
Terms of Sale
On all sums oil twenty five dollars Is 500
and lees cash on day f sale. GA al ms of
tNentt q e q rlltr~ Is ~ hnd over one-thifd
cash On uIA oi ~siie Hiu balance IA tWo equal
ia, prit> dur - TX and twelve fuo-ths from
uAi. oi ale resp ctiveiy, with interest rom
day of sale; Il q pure ascr to give his nstts,
the'e:.,r- aud tn" tital TO be retained unil
the purchase money has oc.h PAID.
a CLARENCE f MARTIN,
Commissioner OF School Lands
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The NeWIands Bill.

At the meeting of the Senate
Committee on Interstate Commerce.
Senator Newlands, occupied most
of the time In discussing his
plan for the Incorporation of the rail
roads under national law, instead of
the conflicting laws of - states. He
said capitalization would be limited to
honest valuation and actual invest
ment, instead of being swollen amor
mally by the ''famiiar device of stock
watering
Dividends would be limited to fair
return on actual capital said the Sena-
tor, but virtually guaranteed, because
the roads would be permitted to make
rates which would earn not less than.
this normal return. Taxes would be
fixed and definite. Continuing, the
Senator said:
with the settlement of both rates
and taxes on permanent basis, rail-
roads would go out of politics, because
they would have absolutely nothing to
gain by political activity. My measu re
is based on the theory that railroad
consolidation is not harmful if proper
ly controlled. | would not only permit
but encourage, such consolidation UNI
der national charters"
MARTINSBURG BUSINESS COLLEGE
The annual Meeting of the stock
holders of the Martinsburg Business
college was held on last Tuesday at the
Office of the secretary, c. f. Martin.
The following board Of directors was
elected: c. f. Martin, J. |. Mcdonald,
H. l.. Alexander, G. p, Light, c. f..
Thompson, j. J .Hetzel and E.J.Whit-
moser Mr.. j. J. Hetzel was then elect
ed president and Mr.. C.. +. Martin Sec
rotary and Treas.
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Commissioners Sale
Of vALUABLs
REAL ESTATE.

by virtue e the autho iity YES cd in him By de-
cree Of Inc ircuit Ceurt Of Berkeley Csuniy,
sefed en- the OH day Of December. A. u. Isos, in
vs.. r.. =. Coles et. al the undersigned commiS-
siaRer Of school lands will sell az public auction, to
the highest bidder
Saturday, February 5rd, 1906,
the trent door Of the County Court House Of said
County commencing at tssa ., N th- IS loS ing
lots parcels Of real estate situate ia Berkeley
County and known and described as ;ollewS.
ist The Sarah Davis tract consisting 81
! l-2 Acres,
located in Arden Disuet OF Berkeley County,
which said tract OF land Is part OF the land
sI I,hn Wagner. deceased.
md. That certain tract OF land ia the name Of NJ.
L. Davis. consisting Of
One Acre,
situate in Arden District bsini the same tract that
assigned to NJ. l. Davis from the divis,on Of the
land ei John Wagner, deceased.
srd. That certain tract Of land consisting Of
l u Acres,
situate in Arden Distinct in the sf the IN
know heirs OF $ Y. DAVIS. being tact OF land
assigned to S DAVIS irsm the land OF John
Wsgner, deceased,
4th. Teat certain trart Of land consisting Of
% q Acres,
in the name Of W. L. Brennen situate 10 Ger
ardstown District being the tract Of lAnd that
was conveyed by two separate deeds, one irsm
M. Hollis, ct ux., by deed dated April s5th, tso9
and OF record IL Deed Book 90, page $40, and the
second from RishRrd Shrosds, ct al BY deed dated
April .. 1850, and OF record in Deed BOOK o., page
400
9Th That certain
Lot of Ground,
III the name Of George W. and Emma V. Lee, stu
ate In Hedge willie District, It being the
o fland that was conveyed TO the said George w.
and Emna lee by lam-s slaughter ct us by
Dead dated September stu, 1894, and Of record in
Deed Book 81, page s9a,
9Th. That certain
Lot of Ground,
in tue maze OF berth. towers. situate in Martins
burg uisuict, be log the tot thai wus convey,
ed by Thon as Chn- 20 Ieftha BoSerS BY Deed
GATED July 4h, 1870 and OF rd in Deed BOOK Or
page as.
9Th. That certain
Lot of Ground,
in the Of Maggie b. Gregory, situate in Mari
tinsburg District and being y OF lot - of Blenders
ad !tisn, whoa said lot Nrs conveyed 10 nef by
Samuel BIaatner, ct ux., by Deed dated Nay 4th,
1870, and Ut record in Deed Book-----page----.
Terms of Sale.
On all sums of twenty-five dsliars ts7s.oco) and
OF one-third cash day Of sale, and baanc- IN two
equal payments due in SIX snd twelve months iron,
date OF sale Sp ctfully, wife inieres, from day OF
sale; the purchaser give his ustes, therefore, and
the title be rsained until al the purchase money
has beer paid S1s.o or less, cash
CLARENCE L. MARTIN,
Commits sioner OF ehool lands,
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PUBLIC
STOCK SALE.

Having too much stock on hand and intend 20 re-
aace nay farming ] viii sher AZ public aacuoR AZ
nay home. mile East Of rablerS Station mics
south 81 Martinsbufg, on
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PIDUCIiRY NOTICE.

The idueiary accounts Of John D. Gray and p
p. Bryarle, administrators Of the estate Oh J
William 'Iay, deceased are before the undersigned
Comraiss- oner Of Accounts for the County Cour OF
Berkeley County West Virginia, Tor se,tlefns nj.
Given under my hand, as Commis Toner Of said
Court, at the Court House said County thus ist
day " January, 1870.
l.. Dew. GERHARpT,
ats. Commissioner ct Account
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One bay mare years old. in teal viii work any
where hitehed aud perfectly sound. One brown
mare in ioah No I harshsAs le tder, sound and
gentle. One bay horS coming SIS years shi, No
work horse and good iead-t. tlae hfowa mare
ooning years odd, Ne. saddle aud sriver and
will wsIk anywhere etched any eaa drive
bin, kind ane gentle hose about sixteen hands
high one sotfel horse, hoe driver. about sixteen
hands high, good TOP animal and No. work
and driver eaniag 6ve years sI4 These hotses
are al SQUAD and vii gieasc m7St anyone wanting
good drivers and wsrk hoases vial guarantee all Of
tncn
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AuCtiOneer!

Having taken out license as
an auctioneer and having had
Is years experience in tho bust
nes2 | respectfully offer my SER
vices to the good people of Ber-
kelley County. Terms reason
able. viii work on a percent
age or lump the job,
j. @. BUTERBAUGH,
+. r. d, No. IL, Beaver Greek
Md
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Monday, February 5, 1906,
commencing at 10 = m. the following property, t.
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Wednesday, February IA, 1905,

at 10 O'Clock m at winch AID place sha Z
r cei,e proof debts or demands agais 4 the rs-
tate OF the said J wm. ray, d.ceaSeu; and shoulu
the receiv i, e OF said proof be Commenced o
that day or being esmme need shall not be bnIshed
the same will be Continued irom day day at the
sans place until completed.
Given under my hand tom miss Tor eT 81 Accom-
for the County Court tt Berkeley osnty at tina
Court House OF said County this day OF JANUARY
1906. -
L. Dew GER HARDT,
Commissioner
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Creditors Notice.

To the reditors sf VIM Gray, reo-s>e ::
Take no ice that pursuant to The requI er'rntS Of
Sec "a oil Chapter 81 Of the Code OF West Wright
edition is9o. you Tequ ncd TO appear at MY
office in the Court House in Maftinst urs, i}e. eley
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Lot of Ground.

iu the name Of George w. and Emma V. Lee, stu
ate In Hedge vile District, 1t being the same trae
o fland thar was conveyed TO the said George w
and Emina lee by Jams slaughter ct. us, by
Deed dated September stu, is9s, and of record IN
Deed Book 81, page 3ea.
hat
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Lot of Ground,

in tue ma re OF berth. towers situate in Martins
burg Uisuict be log the tot tina; vus convey,
ed By Thomas Cha. 20 Beftha BoSers BY Deed
GATED July 4th, $40, and OF ,rd in Deed Book Or
page as.
III Thafr
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IS Head of Cattle,


10 milk cows several vii be fresh BY day % sale ali
young and high bFel Dateams. an No { mE toas
and IN. good condition, IS sd 81 youne catbe 5
steers will weigh about 900 lbs the rest Young
and thrifty some heiters thoroughbred Dur
hans and ia good condition; bnrham hali eaives.
are mighty bred and booking weL
IS Head of Sheep,
Some will have lamb. by day Of sale My shesp
AL young and IN good e9ndHoa all we'll
wooded Hampthire buck, oxford buck.
My shesp will please both dealer and farmet.
IS Head of Hogs.
have rigs by their side a. 81 hoss, win weigh
$50 lbs. or bett,r, 10 thrifty cheats, Al my togs
in good condition. | have No brood sows
500 Bushels of Corn.
Terms of Sale.
Are.e months credit on 81 sums Of ten dollars
and upwards. the notes TO be we'll endorsed ald
made payable at The Peoples Irns' Co, OF Martins
burg, I" Va, bearing interest from date OF sae
but # paid al maturity interest remireu. Under Sac
cash. No property to be removed until terms are
complied wuh. Fat hsgs," aud "oom" . I'D
Tor cash, All my stock | ofet will be sold. No
By bidding. IL eiybosy welcome.
J, N. PAY>R
Dodd Holman, Auetoneeu
J. NJ. Fishpsw Clerk.
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n the name Of Maggie b. Gregory situate in NJ ari
nsburg district. and being y OF lot - OF Blenders
,dltisn, whcn said lot conveyed 10 nef by
SamueI Braatner, ct ux., by Deed dated Nay 4th,
$40 and Ut record in DEED Rook------pagc----
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in the name Of W. l.. Brennen situate 10 Ger
ardstuwn District being the same tract Of lau5 thar
was conveyed by two separate deeds, one irsm J.
M. Holis, ct ux., by deed dated April s7th, 1909,
and OF record in Deed Book 90. page $40, and the
second from Ri;hard ShroAds, ct al, BY deed dated
April .. iss4, and OF record in Deed Book o., page
400
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23
HEAT AFFECTS HORSES.
1rotters and PAGERS on Speedzcay
Not in Winning Form.

Thomas g. Plants Alice Carr 2uebs. and j. w.
cornish's Topsey, 2Oe, the fastest trotters now
driven or the Speedway. yesterday again tried
conclusions. The former has been steadily improv-
ing since she was brought here from Boston, a few
weeks ago. and her admirers were led TO believe
when she took brush from the Cornish flyer
a week ago that she would soon succeed in winning
two out OF three.
Much to the disappointment OF A. Z. Perren,
VINO drove her. Alice Carr yesterday did not even
snow her best previous form. She was apparently
affected by the close. muggy weather, which was
almost sitting at midday the rOck-ribbed drive.
Her speed remained undiminished. but she seemed
unable to carry Il half miie
After leading from the start almost to the finish
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23

the harness horse class; champion class single
horses j. }. O Donohuo, ir., teams 5000 cup. Fiss
loeir q Carroll. end hunters and jumpers j. T.
HYDE. The special prizes contributed as fol-
lowss Brewster * Co, Charles r. Baker, ;he fio-
iywooa Hotel Company Frank Guntoon I.a nov
NJ. Taylor Jacob Rothschild Edward II. Murphv
the Patten Line, Jefferson seligman, r. M. Styers
Frank j. Gould and Frederick I.ewisohm
The officers OF the association this year are:
President. Edward Murphy. tr:: vce-president and
general manager, Walter T.. Bildreth, and secretary
and treasurer. -P. J. Casey. On the board Of di-
rectors are General T. r. Eckert, James Smith ir
Frank J. Gould. r. +; Carman, lie Roy W. Bald
Jacob Rothsehild. Colonel NJ: J. o'Brien. ]. j.
o ODOnOhue. jr. Edward F. Murphy and Daniel
ODay. Governor f. G.. Stokes is chairman OF the
honorary vice-presidents.
The judges of the several classes VIII be: Trot-
ters and roadsters-R A. Eairbairn. Of Westfeld;
DR.. r. ID. Gill of New York, and Clarence q
Quentin Of Trenton. Harness hoFses-Thomas A
Maitland. of Namaroneck, N. Y; Charles f. Baker
OF Boston ana George B. Hulme, of Fredericlgs,
burg va Starter Of horses, running races-FSranl,
T. Clarke of Sheepshead Bay Long Island
The association this year has $50 entries against
100 in 1894 and So0 in prizes, against 81 900 Al ifs
organization. Alfred G. Vanderbilt has made thir-
ty-nine entries for the show Others who have
made more than thirty entries each are j. CaunnbeI
Thompson. Harvey s. Ladew and j. W. Hartman
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23
NEw I'E3sEY GEMTBsl

STATIONS ESo. 81, Liberty sts y x
Itmo shown below Is from I.s--ev q.
west <Sd -. leaves 10 minutes OGElles ex-
sept Ss noted ~ Designating marks.
EASLONs BETHLEHEM. ALLEN . y
AND MAUCH CHUSK-z4GU tI15 Is
tonl, &4O \ A.. In. 440. $50 O. q.
SS'os S5 o9 Snly1 ll, +. a. Sgn.. zASo A. ~
W1LkESBARRE AND SCRANTOSs-0.I
4 A.. 12O. $50 p A. sundays. "a 10
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURST- TOMS Rrr-
Err AND BARNEGAT-zs-O 90. S.4E a 81
80. 800. Lakewood and IalIehuTsr cr.ls
& sS.1g- SHnde{s; lo0 A a. tAs0 Lake.
ATLANTIC C4IE-'s.4O A. A.. x1-O,. k8l 40
LoNG BRANCH. AsBURY PNRK.
OCEAE GROVE. POINT PLEASANT
fa99 $50. slQS0. 1LG0 A. ~, e1l- 40
II. ~ LSO. 2.&S. $50. ah435. gS.5a. o5.IS
Grove. 9.15. 1850 A. "a, 400. S-a0 =. 81
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. SEABRIGEr
BRANcH-z4oO 90. $3.50. SIS. lin 4. llSS' ~
!-oS S-SO 5sO $50 ?. II sundays. go
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FoF. A1,I,4p1rTr
5B 5ltSls5,@ANDs, ss-4.al SS1E5.A7IBRIGaT. lone
PLEAsANT1PPiier s 81 i \. = Rl = r. n ~ s5s.s q,
200. 9,S5. 103O A. n, 1880. I.a3. 500.
4lS. A. SO; 7-45 z a. sundays e25 .. 81.
Cedar ST. 9.20. 1000. HOO a. M 100.
zoo. S.45 4A5. 600. slO p. ~ ecniays
lv-gl a H. A-tUs 1-uQr . ~ ~ IA
READING, HARRISBURG. POrTSVIHLE
AND ,WILLIAASP0 0rET-lizsO0. z4s0.
ts.0O. 1910. (l0OO HOO A. 81. EeadIrx
onlyD. pill 90 iI1.1O taco p Ll Isa1-
ins. PottSyille, Harrisburg only, faC0.
$500. I.3O p. NJ
PHILADELPHIA
'z4.SO. uI.00. mS.OO 200. ms1QOO. sIl.Oo
A. ~. msl401. m1.OO. s2-OO. s2O6. $500
m'S.oO. ms6 90. 200. ts.O0 s0.O0. rl0'so
BALTIMORE AND VTASHINGTOS
500. me1O.O0 msl200. ms2GO rns.4Oc.
ms6.O0. 200, tsl215.
sDatly. iDaily except Sunday. pSuETqys
sParlOF cars only llVi1 TamaGua AK
only. zEEOm Liberty St. onIy.
Prom I-gelty-third SIS 80 p
e3.60 p a., el220 ?. n, g4S0 =. 81
1l1;50 p. H.. kS.20 p. ~. V5.5o r. NJ.
Ofess: Liberty 81. wes, 23a 81. s Astor
HtOusa. 2e5. 42s. 1900. ls5s Broadway l~3
oth Az &S1 9th Av-. . Union SQUARE Vvcsr
2d9S % AV-. 100 West 125th St. 2sS c.
lumhus Av-. New York: Court ST. Sss
G44 Fulton ST.. 479 NoStranG Av. I'r11l,-
lyn: $50 Broadway. Williamsburz New
York transfer Co calls tor and checks bas-
gage u destination
". q. BESLER C. NJ BURT
VIce-Pres. & Gen Agr. Gen. Pass'r Ags-e-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23

IN each brush, Alice Carr beaten twice in sue
cession by Topsey. The black mare broke wildly
when the pinch the first time. and Mr.. Perrin
thought she must have stepped a soft spot in
the road, but when three lengths in the lead at
the end Of the stone wall the next time down she
"died on trot," and the strong going bay shot to
the front, winning as easily as before.
y: n LaWrenceS brown PAGER Reuben s., 2:O9k
Sno one or TWO other horses seemed to be affected
Dy the heat and humidity. After beating George
h. Huber's bay PAGER Harry Van, 2:21A Reuben s.
was inglor1ously defeated by Bow Rene, a trotter
with record ten seconds slower than his own.
only a week ago Reuben S. was apparently in
ylnelDle, having beaten such q fast horse S. 7.
De Lees Sol B., 2l0%. with seeming ease
White Socks, a white-faced, White-legged chest
nut trotter, driven the Speedway for the first
time yesterday, made good beginning by outfOot-
Ing John j. T1mmins's bay mare Baronetta, 2:19H.
SAID the horse was green that had been
trained only a few weeks. He moved like a 2:15
trotter that knew the game.
The old bay PAGER Tar Tartar 213M, alias Little
figured prominently in the brushes, beating, among
others. the black sidewheeer Morley King, 2i314
Though sixteen or seventeen years old, Tar
Tartar looked like a fOur-y year-old and seemed
was the most successful ringer on the turf having
been camDaigned out Of his class under various
names all over the country and repeatedly expelled
by the National Trotting Association. Randolph
Baird owns him.
Among the other winners yesterday were II. y.
PhiliPss brown trotter James Sheviin 2:lSA.
that defeated W. J. Ktnneys rakish brown mare
Bonnie BetseY; Christopher Hacketts roam PAGER
Blue Jay. that won from e S. SOteldo's bay PAGER
Lakota Belle: J. n. Steinburgs bay trotter Bow
Rene, 2:19A. that nosed out James Shevln, and
George III. Hubers bay PAGER Harry Van, that de-
feated Lakota Belle