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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-19
Hereafter the Fare Between
indianapolis and Richmond
Will be rs Cents.
A BILL BY REP. RATLIFF
HE WAS TO HAVE PRESENTED
A MEASURE TO THE lEGISlA.
TURE AND MAY YET DO So
RATE HAD BEEN FIFTY CENTS.

The Pullman Car company of Chi
cago, has announced that hereafter
the seat fare between Richmond and
Indianapolis will be but twenty five
cents, the tax on a seat between Rich
mond and the capital city having
been fifty cents heretofore. The new
schedule is now in effect
The citizens of Richmond who have
travelled between this city and India
napolis in years past, have kicked
ferociously but to all appearances it
did no good, the car corporation u.s.
ing its own sweet will about remedy
ing the conditions. The Richmond
men were so firm in their demands
for lower rate, that Representative
Ratliff but recently wrote several
men in this city, stating that he
would father a bill in the Indiana gen.
eral assembly which would provide
uniform rate on Pullman cars or
other parlor cars within this state
His bill would have been the direct
outgrowth of the demands of Rich
mond residents who have been vic
tins of the apparent hold up.
Representative Ratliff would have
the rate on Pullman cars fixed at
twenty-five cents per hundred miles
or fraction thereof.
Owing to the fact that the car cor
poration has been in the position in
the past to lower or raise the rates
as it saw fit. Representative Ratliff
may present his bill to the general
assembly for passage at any rate, SO
as to protect travellers on the India
napolis division of the Pennsylvania
and other railroads of the state from
further hold ups. The trouble on
the Indianapolis division it is under
stood is not the only portion where
exhorbitant rates for seat fare have
been charged. Before the rate was
Richmond passengers had to
pay a twenty-five cent bonus for the
privilege of riding upon Pullman cars.
as the fares levied from other points
in the state to Indianapolis of equal
distances from that point, have only
been twenty-five cents.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-19
Legislature in Brief.
HOUSE.


Bill to abolish the state board of
pardons killed.
Much oratory over the bill to prohi-
bit the refilling of bottles.
Indiana university-Purdue prelim-
mary skirmish resulted in a victory
for Indiana university.
Representative Daley, of Indiana
polls, introduced a bill to protect the
Citizens Gas company and other new
public service corporations from cut
throat competition by prohibiting the
raising of prices after lowering them.
House continued in session in the
afternoon.
SENATE.
Bill to prohibit BARRIERS working on
Sunday was passed.
Senator Parks. of Floyd county, in
troduced bill to remove many cities
from provisions of the cities and
towns law.
Indianapolis juvenile court bill to
define contributing to the delinquency
of children introduced by Senator
Cox.
Senate judiciary and education
committees decided to hold joint
meeting next Tuesday night to con-
slider the Indiana university-Purdue
fight
Senate adjourned at noon until 2
o'clock Monday.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-19
A BILL AIMED At
LOAN COMP AR|ES
Representative BoWIus Will
Attempt to Get "Money
Shark" Legislation.
STRIKE FOR POPULARITY
MEASURE SHOULD MEET WITH
FAVOR AS 1T WILL DRIVE
FROM BUSINESS THOSE WHO
BLEED THE cRAMPED POOR.

Indianapolis, Ind, Jan. Is, tSplo-
on the Marion county delegation in
the lower house, is going to see what
can be done about getting some
''money-shark'' legislation enacted.
Bowlus has introduced a bill that
strikes at the professional money
lender-that is, the one that charges
an eXorbitant rate of interest. HIS
measure is known as the usurious
interest bill" In steering it through
the house Bowlus will have the as
sistance of Representative Daily of
Marion county, who Will introduce
similar measure within the next day
or two. Bowlus and Daily think they
ought to get one of the bills through.
The Bowlus bill makes a contract
providing for higher rate of interest
than per cent illegal.
This money-shark business" said
Bowlus, is carried on to an alarming
extent in Indianapolis. Some men in
this city have grown rich at the bust
ness. | know of one man who re-
Gently bought block of Massachus-
etts avenue property with money he
earned in this way The vicious sys-
tenn seems to be patronized by all
classes of people.
They get little cramped financi-
ally and they run 10 one of these
firms | know of one instance where
man borrowed s25 from a money
shark and paid on his debt for year
and a half. At the end of that per
iod he still owed S35 or $40. People
who borrow money in this way usu-
ally pay about II per cent interest"
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-19
.DUD Gates MAKES GOOD
is BUSY EXPOSING GRAFT
Former Richmond Newspaper Report
er Now Covering the Legislature for
San Jose Mercury-An important
Assignment.

The Palladium is il. receipt of two
copies of the San Jose Mercury one
of January 5, containing the picture
of Dudley Gates, formerly of this
city and a writeup concerning him.
The article is an announcement by
the Mercury that Mr. Gates will rep
resent the paper ats the California
state legislature now in session at
Sacramento. 1t says that Mr.. Gates
was selected for the work on account
of the marked ability he has shown
since taking his position on the Mer-
curry
The other copy of the paper was
for January IL containing the first
writeup Mr.. Gates had on the legis-
lature. The article was played up"
under a three column head, was IL
Illustrated and had Mr. Gates picture
at the head of the first column. 1t
was an expose of graft among the
minor employees at the legislature
According to Mr.. Gates the state of
California is losing $500 each day
the Legislature is in session on ac-
count of the needlessly large number
of clerks. janitors and the like en-
ployed. and the ridiculously large sal
aries they draw. The expose is we'll
written and contains many strong
expressions of which the following
is a fair example: Before the end
of this week there will have been
appointed in the senate and assemb-
ly some four hundred and fifty clerks
whose duties during the thirty-seven-
tn session will be a monument of
nothingness, costing the state a good
sized fortune each day"
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-19
HAS NO NEED FOR TEETH
HARD GUMS JUST AS GOOD
Attorney Dan Mason, OF Cambridge
City, Consoles Superintendent Bal
ley, Who is Suffering Much with the
Toothache.

For some time past Superintendent
of Police Bailey has been suffering
much pain from q bad tooth Meet
ing Dan Mason, the aged attorney of
Cambridge, on the street, he incident
ally made some mention of this fact.
Bad tooth?" said Mr.. Mason. What
do you want with teeth any way. Why
haven't had a tooth for thirty years,
and | can masticate the toughest steak
that was ever put on a table"
He thereupon exhibited two rows
of gums absolutely barren of worries,
which he declared were as hard as any
teeth that ever grew.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-19
FLOOD CONDITIONS
BECOME ALARMING
Ohio River is Rising in Its En-
tire Length and Many are
Homeless.
RAIN INCREASES FEAR
EVANSVILLE MOMENTARILY Ex
PECTS LEVEE TO BREAK AND
1T is FEARED THAT SHAWNEE
TOWN MAY BE SWEPT AWAY.
RAIN INCREASES FEAR
fPuhlishers' Press.I

Cincinnati, o., Jan. 1S-1ne ohio
river still continues TO rise a little
over an inch an hour and with a
stage of 81 feet inches at midnight
tonight the end is not yet in sight.
The scenes in the flood districts
are desperate Rain is again falling
at intervals tonight and gloomy fore
bodings are held The sister cities
across the river, Newport, Covington.
Bellevue and Dayton are even worse
off than this city in proportion to
their size. In all of them business
is suspended except that pertaining
to removing the homeless.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-19
Mrs. Locke i'm CITY.

Mrs. John Locke, wife of the no
torious car breaker. who is now un-
der arrest in Illinois was in the city
few hours yesterday. She has TAX
en- up her residence at Hagerstown.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-19
Continued on Page Two.)
SHOW NOT A BURLESQUE
"The Black Crook" Which Appears
Here Monday Night is Thor
ouahIy Moral Play.

Manager Swisher is desirous of
correcting the impression with which
some theatre-goers seem TO be i'm
bued that The Black Crook" which
is TO be presented at the Gennett
next Monday night is burlesque. 1t
is a spectacular in every sense of the
word. The show is booked for the
English at Indianapolis, a thing which
plainly indicates its character.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-19
To Make Improvement.

George H. KnoIlenberg has been
inspecting the department stores OF
Muncie during the last few days. He
contemplates extensive Improvements
in his establishment during the com
ing spring.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-19
HIS FIRST OFFICIAL TRIP
Sheriff Meredith Will Take Leroy
King to JeffersonviIIe Prison to
Serve Term.

Sheriff Meredith will make his first
official trip to the Jeffersonville pris-
on today. Leroy King, the young
strong arm man who was sentenc-
ed TO from one 10 five years, will ac-
company him.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-19
Are 1O9 DeIinquents.

The delinquent tax list which has
just been completed by county audi
tor Hanes shows that there are 1O9
delinquents in the county.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-19
WOULD SELL PROPERTY


Byram c. Robbins, guardian Of Ma
rie Dempsey and Rush Dempsey aged
Is and IS years respectively yester-
day applied for an order from the cir
cult court to dispose at private sale
of certain real estate owned by them
on North 9Th street this city The
children are now living in Montgom-
cry county, o.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-19
Cottage Prayer Meeting.

The Fifth Street NJ. f. church will
hold it's regular Monday night prayer
meeting at he residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. O. Foss, 121 North Fifth
street. All are invited.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-19

OHIO-Rain Saturday; Sunday rain
in south. rain or snow in north, COL
der in west portion; fresh to brisk
southeast to south winds Saturday.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-19
THE WEATHER PROPHET.

INDlANA-Rain Saturday Sunday
rain or snow and colder, fresh to
brisk south winds. becoming north
west Sunday.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-19

Senator Woods anti-Sunday bar
bering bill was passed in the senate
this afternoon without opposition.
The bill also will pass the house and
will be one of the first acts of the
siXty-fifth general assembly 1t will
effect barber shops principally in In
dianapolis this being the only city
where they are being permitted to
operate on Sunday
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-19

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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-19

CONTINUED on Page Two.)
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Wins Out from Navy by
Score OF 3 TO ?.

srANpING OF TIE TEAMS
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LAT0NIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Maiden two-ysarolds four and
half furlougs Lady Lesga, lG q. Leel. 10 s.
won; Marcus Aurelius 10 jess Comfy. 10 p
second; Gracious Dame. IG Niinder', 70 8.
third Time. 0J5 25 Grando. noisy Girl, Stone
man. Albert FAM Addaz It's 1Ls. Blue Shuttle
Major Mack Hans Ogbent. and Bitter Gold also
ran.
SECOND RACE-selliug, three-year-ols and up
ward six furlongs McCh0rd, l15 AUSTIN. % j,
won; Foreigner. l03 IT, Leei % 2. second; Demo
s. iSkeuinl. 10 /. third. Time, lli 10 Barns
dale Reb0urder, Viola, Blanche, Husted. stoner
Hill Neette and MouucTean also ran.
THIRD RACE-Selngi four year-oids ard upi
one mile and a sixteenth Joe Shields l9j Butter
10 /. won: Henry o. lO- jHelgersoni, 20 l.
second; Incubator l06 lAus;iui { 20 J. third
Time, Il. Miss Hawley Ethel Mark. 81. JWeusl.
Fast Flight. Oberon. Athena. Docie Monochcrl,
Tancred. Horse Radish and Quick Rich also rsn.
FOURTH RACE-Handicap, thr5e-year-oids and
up; seven furlouEs. JeToline, % tPickensl, 70 %
l. won; CableCam. l03 lAustinl. even, second
Old Honesty los y. Lee, / % 2 third. Time,
IN Is. Fr0ntenac. Harry Scott, Envoy, Wing
Ting and Tanglewood also rau.
FIFTH RACE-selling; mile and a sixteenth.
Princess Orna. los (Grfithl. % 2. won; Sultry,
l04 u. Lee, 6 10 s. second scalp Lock. l04
lPickensl 10 5. third. Time. III i5 Leohright,
Flcrizel. Marseilles Mstad0r Lieut. Rice, and
Louise MaCFarlan also an-
SIXTH RACE-Selling; one mile, Miss Kitty,
n2 lAusiini. p to J, straight won; Calsbash, lC]
Cherry, 70 /, place. second; Blaze OLight. SO
lBilacl, 6 20 5, third. Tine l:i2. Delestoue,
Tinker Webber. Alice King, County Clerk. Car
less Charley Mitchell. and Pretty Michael also ran
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'Batted for Downs In ninth inning
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WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Purss 500: three-year-olds and up
ward; selling; six furlongs The Globe l06 Klein),
3 to l. won: Left Guard l05 (Kunzl to 5. second
Psntagon, Ioi lBurtonl, s % 5. third. Time, Ia4
Hamilcar, Annie Berry. Florentine, Denigre, Henry
Waite. Rebo. The Belle Of Brighton, and Kildare
also ran.
SECOND RACE-Purso sie3: handicap; stceple-
chase; short course Lulu Young, l4S Rae, to D.
won: Full Of Fun l34 lMcCuerl, ! 10 2 second
Snow Drift, l59 n. Boyle, ont 70 show. third
Time, saG Tony Hart aud Aptery also an. Hur-
ricane fell
THIRD RACE-Purse 500; threeyeaT Clds and up
ward; selling; one and Cne-sixtaeHth. Hannakis
lG3 tNorclaudl. 20 8. won; king q the Valley,
l0i t3urtonl. 10 J. second; Little Boat, S Pair
brother. 2 20 l. third. Time. ;is IS CwcIs, 81
Noel, The Pet Reyeille, and Lathorpe also ran.
FOURTH RACE-PmSe S99; three-year-ods and
upward; one mile F3ct9tUm, 10 lfoleyl 10 !,
won Miss Alert, Sc tGaugen out for the place. sec
'ond: Hcadiey. IS u. M-rThyl 70 l. third. Time.
III 50 Secret. The Euglishman. and MoTteboy also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-Purse $50: tWo-year-olds: selling:
four and one-haif flrlongs Out of Step l07 FOLEY
to !. won; Rocs. l05 Kunzl { to /. second Lady
ElkhoTn, los ID. Bolandl, / to ,, third. Time,
C55 25. Loaohapoka, Revery Fantasia, William
Penn, Fare, Senator Paynter, Brennan, and Auburn
dale also rn.
SIXTH RACE-Six hIrougs " shaw III Mar
tinl. to 2, won; Pungent 81 lSalainl. 20 l. SEC
Ond; Black Lock. l02 (McDanieD Is 10 l. third.
Tine Ills. Prince Miles AwaneEang Theodocia
Wedding Ring, Neodesha. Frank Collins, Raining
Leaves. Pieiad. MendocnO, ard JiggT also ran.
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'Batted for Sparks in eighth inning.
'Baued for Gleason In ninth inning.

Totals ....... ? 724I0
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Cleveland at washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

One bad inning caused the undoing OF
the Nationals yesterday, Cleveland win
ming the third game OF the series by to
2. In the second round the Maps punched
three hits, which. coupled with an error
netted three runs. and although the Cam
tillonites tried hard 10 overcome the
lead, they were forced to accept the
short end Of the score.
Liebhardt, the young man who was
recently advised by his physician to give
up baseball because Of an injury received
in his youth. was selected by Manager
Lajoie 70 serve them up. and he pitched
good ball Four hits, two Of which came
in the second round, was all the damage
which the locals did 70 Llebhardts de-
livery. and that the Nationals were able
to get their second score was due to an
error by Hinchman on a drive by Dele
hanty, Jones scoring from first on the
misplay.
Falken0erg has long been classed
with the pitchers who usually have one
disastrous inning. and yesterday was no
exception 70 the rule. In the second the
Maps got a single. double. and a triple.
and then Falcenberg settled down and
pitched just as good ball as his rival, but
the damage was already done and the
crowd. which numbered more than 500,
was forced to accept the defeat
score in the First.
The Nationals scored in the first. After
Ganley had flied out Charley Jones rip
ped of a single 20 left Delehanty struck
out. but Anderson followed with a two
base smash 20 left which scored Jones.
In the second the visitors got busy sud
denly With one out Stoyan bingled
10 left and scored a moment later when
Hinchman laced a triple 10 right center
which fell beyond the reach Of both
Ganlcy and Jones. Birmingham famed
out. On Bemls' chance Altzer fell down
and Hiuchman counted. Bemis scoring
on Liebhardts double 20 left field
In the third, after Falkenberg and Can
I leg had been retired, Jones beat out a
crack to the pitcher and Delehanty
/ launched a long fly 20 left which Hinch-
man got under but muned. allowing
Jones 10 get his second run. In the
seventh, Cleveland made one more on a
pair Of hits and a sacrifice.
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RESULTS AT OAKLAND.

FIRST RACE-Fivc fuIloEgs. Import. ll2 Pal
merl. % ]. won; KaFoda, IL "A. Wright, % l.
second; Ed Davis IL Howard, 10 /, third. Time
lG2l5. Sandpiper BI0oksaf Saucy NJ, Sanoak
Sigma and ST. Charles also ran
SECOND RACE-FutUrty course. J. H. sheehan
lg5 a. Wright. : 70 2 won; Senator Warner. lO5
BoreD to l. second. Fmzc. lol tKirschbaumh
9 70 2 third. Time Ill Is Merchant, Blue Bottle
Tea Tray. Christmas Tide, Azusa, Miss Turtle
kamasck and Costados also ran.
THIRD RACE-Fu;urity course. Ray Bennett, Jos
lBoreu % J. won; Gala. l8 tAlariei u ]. sec
ond: Elmdale los JMcClaiui % 70 l. third. Time
Ill. Talent0sa. Lady Kitty. Silvefiiae, Golden
Sentiment. sam Barber Louise FitzZbbons Hand
maiden Grace St. CLAIR and Yankee jim also ran
FOURTH RACE - one and 0ne-quaTtsr miles
Mamie Algold. l15 o.. sullivan, g % 5. won,
Michael Mullysney lG AIcRae'. p TO /. second
Edith james. los A. Wright. 20 T. third Time
20S 10 Royal Rcd Miss Rillie, Bessie Massey. Nabo-
nassar. and Princess Louise also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One and onc-siXteentl miles. Ele-
ystion ll2 "A Wright 20 :. won, C0uigan. III
Pamsl to l. second Sslable 100 tdcBae'. ls to
g. third. Time. 1925 Flauut. Christine A.,
Piquet and Galice also ran. JacStul left.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and dfU yards. A. b
Cook ia KuschbaumI 2 10 l. won. Hucrfano, s3
"A. Walsh. second; Mayor l57 ,NIcRaei. 6 70 l.
third TINE 1915 Sahara. J. Lyons Monte Lu-
ciile and Hazelins also ran.
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KENILWORTH RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Six furlongs. Chief HAYES. III
Mccarthy, to ;. won: FL Cafador. lo6 tGrandl Z
10 s. second: Herman Johuson i19 Morris. 70 l.
third. Time, lI6 3-5. Macyans Pretty Polly. Dutch
Pete Zelina, and Anna May also ran.
SECOND RACE-Four furlongs. Ketchemike, Il3
tGodstein) Il 10 5. won; Shirley. l05 Mccarthy 3
to /. second: Minnie G., 100 Brown out to show
third. Time, 0;55 55 Lee Crest, Gloriar. and Split
Second also ran.
THIRD RACE-FouT furlongs. Oroba, 100 Gold
stein, 6 to !, won. Lady Powell, l05 lcDauiel
evcn second Stanley Fay. l07 iLycluglsl. I TO s.
third. Time sc GiTonni Raggio Black Hawk
Emma G.. and Kerry also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Five and one-haf furlongs. Lord
Boanerges. IG5 tMoranl. 3 20 J. won Psnt0u Fle ll6
iGoldsteinl 6 10 s. second Sir Edward, III Bull
mani, cut to show, third. Time. 09 25. Long Or
der and Irene also ran
FIFTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles Re
quest. eg Mccarthy. g 70 2 won Mark Antony
l03 lGoldstsinl out for place, second; Court Mar
tial. lo9 CNcDanie), out 10 show. third Time,
Isl 2-5. Azora also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and seventy yards Lady
Alicia g tWenholdl. 10 l. won. Kle Crnnkis.
q lGoldsteinl. to s. second; Gold Note. lO3 NC
Daniel. out to show. third. Time. 1;is Holloway
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
BLUE WINS IN SHORT TRIAL.
Hnrvard's "Gentleman Four" Meets
Same Fate as Last Time Out.

New London, Conn, June 2O.-"Yale
viii have no mora four-mile time rows.
said Coach John Kennedy this morning,
after the varsity eight returned to the
boathouse. Preparations had been
made to row upstream with a favorable
wind and tide. but Kennedy concluded
the water was too choppy, and aban-
dOned the trial
Harvard's varsity four took brace
this morning. and beat the freshmen by
boat length, in a mile brush, revers-
ing the usual order of things. as the
youngsters were yictors until Burchard
replaced Amberg.
Harvard, undaunted by the recent de-
feat of her gentleman four" sent an
other quartet with a challenge 90
Yale's quarters this afternoon, and the
Crimson cOlors were again lowered
The distance was a half mile, and Yale
won by boat length.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
HARVARD TRIMS OLD Eli
Ten Innings Required to Decide
the First Contest.
Blues Get but a Single Run-Dexter
Scores I'm Tenth on Wild Throw by
Camp-Game Well Played.

Cambridge. Mass. June 2o.-Harvard
defeated Yale this afternoon IN the first
game Of the series on Soldiers Field by
the score Of , to /. in ten innings
The game was unusually interesting
and well played. although characterized
by light hitting
Yale got her run in the seventh inning
Jones batted out a clean hit over second
base for a single, going 20 second on
Camps sacrifice Cushing. the next man
up. hit to right field, bringing Jones
home for the first score Of the game. The
next two men were out.
In the eighth. Harvard got Dexter, Nc
Call. and Simous on bases with no outs.
Dexter came home on Pounds hit. tying
the score.
There was no further scoring until the
last Of the tenth. In this inning, Harvard
got Dexter on first. Mccall hit a difficult
ball to Camp. which the Yale second
baseman jUgglsd, he then attempted %
catch Dexter at third; but his throw went
wild. Dexter coming home for the WIN
ming run. Score:
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who showed the way from the barrier.
Five favorites were defeated, and the
books pocketed all kinds of money.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Steeplechas handicap; two miles.
Kernel. l4s tDupeel 10 20 l. won; sunglow' 10
fOwensl 70 J. second: Phantom. l5I lhayl. 70
. third Tine. AIS. Leonalla. Fallahecn aud
Huddy also ran
SECOND RACE-Sn furlongs. ROssbeD, 1877 ~.
Martini 70 g. won: Prince Hamburg. lZJ NH
ler). to l. second; Gold Lady. loj lPreston % TO
/ third Time il2 as Lady Amelia and BOB
Tyler also ran.
THIRD RACE-First Double Event; Ave and
ope-half furlongs FirvstOne. l22 SANDY, 10 to !,
won; Chapultepec, III Giountain), Is 10 l. second
Mas1ue. III lNicoD % /. third Time. lOl-
Mouopolst Wave Crest. Ben Fleet. King james,
C ". Burt, Sudden Start, King Sol. Adriana, ana
Rock Cress also ran
FOURTH RACE-The Suburban Handicap; one
and one-quarter miles. Nealoa, Us w Dusanl -
10 l. won; Montgomery lOs SANDY TO l, sec
oud: Beacon Light 100 James. 10 !, third.
Time 2N6 25. Faust. Tokalon Cairngorm, Dande-
lion supeman, Veil, Running Water, Cottontown-
Flip Flap Bedouin. Frank Gill Electioneer, and
Wexford also rn.
FIFTH RACE-One and thres-sixteenths miles.
Acrobat % iE Duganl 4 % J. wOni Maxrar. jas
Finn. Is 70 s. second Banker, los (Brusseii, 10
10 I. third. Time, 2.o2. Flaviguy, Blandy, Her
man. Palette. Rio Grande, Oliver Cromwell, Ian
castrian and King Cole also ran
SIXTH RACE-Fiye furlongs. Faleads, us
H0we). 70 l. won. Hollister is (Notter. Is 70 S.
second: Mceck. rs lBusselD. TO !. third. Time,
100 So Thmbet, CastleWood, Live Wire Hes
sian. The Squire, Regal Royal. Hartford Boy.
Stamina. Norbitt. Dotue s. slumberless. and Pom
tex also ran.
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ST. ELIZABETHs WINS AGAIN.
Takes Marines Into Camp on the Asy-
Ium Grounds.

In a pitchers battle, with honors
slightly in favor Of Moore, st. Eliza
beth yesterday afternoon defeated the
marines from the navy yard by to ,
Until the eighth inning it was a
prettily played exhibition, but Boyle's
two errors were costly and gave the
home team a safe lead Bartlett and
Berkley put up a fast game in the in
field for the hospital boys. Snyder 3
home run was q feature. Score: