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The Washington times., 1908-05-10
new YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 9.-Money on call
was nominaIv per cent, notwithstand-
ing the fact that the banks have had to
surrender this week their portion OF the
s45.OcO.Ooo of public deposits recalled by
the Treasury
Call money mas ruled unchanged
around ia per cent and . per cent
throughout Time money during the
week was taken I'm fair amounts. but
brokers offered it still more generously.
and there were no especially noteworthy
features. Rates, 25s per cent for sixty
days. 3 per cent for ninety days 3t per
cent for four months, go 10 4 per cent
for five and six months. and IA per cent
for over the year.
Mercantile paper this week was issued
IN fair volume and there was a mod
erately good market for the higher
grades.
Sterling displayed renewed strength
today. advancing TO AS7L for demand
bills. The weeks market was dull dur
ing the greater part. but with a sus-
tanned fine UNDERGONE. The range was
4S57s and 4Nh for demand bills. 4S7ik
and AS7& for cables. and 4S43Sf14 845S for
siXty-day bills. ending at highest.
All rates for actual business closed
as follows Sixty days. asa S5G4.s4 90:
demand, tS5 20a4.S7 %; cables. 4S7 709
4S7 70.
CommeI eial bills were 1854 64.s4st.
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
COTTON PRICES SHAEY..
RECOVER At THE CLOSE

NEW YORK May 9.-Today's cotton
market was very nervous, with senti-
ment much mixed and uncertain as TO
the immediate future course of prices
Yesterdays sharp reaction Of twenty
points in the late trading was due TO re-
ports Of private settlements having been
made with some of the big shorts in the
July option. and one set of bulls selling
out on the other and playing for a re-
action. Many thought from the way
the market acted at the close yesterday
Liverpool would break. and a further
slump would be witnessed here.
The Liverpool market. however ruled
higher. The market here made good
recovery IN the initial trading and
maintained this up to the close. ending
at about the best prices. with a net ad-
vance of L 70 IA points for the general
list over last nights closing bids. and
about Is points for July
Closing prices: May, 9.0269.04: July.
9.0Sd9-09; August, S-9S0S. %: October. S.S7
QseS; December, SS9GS9O
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
FAT MEN OUTBOHL
NATIONALS QUINI

A rickee team. composed OF. the plav-
eIs or the Washington base an team.
last n'Sht lost 10 the Far Men in a
bowling match AT the Palace bowling
al:sys
Tee Nationals won the drst game. but
the Fat Men beat the basebai PLAYERS
in tire next TWO games without n7ucb
trouble AS a whole. the Nationals
BOWED wei. considering they have not
had the practice the Fat Men have had.
and were unusued 10 the alleys. CAPTAIN
FaIker berg bowled The best for tha Ns-
tiOHaIs. his average being for the three
games 1S9.
For the Fat Men Krauss. Water and
Field BOWED their usual good game
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
INADyERTENCE.

One evening at the Teachers An
nuity fair the latest fnsuuctress in the
city sat down 10 rest her weary feet
she was soon aware that every one
who passed her laughed and made jocose
remarks.
Being abnormally sensitive or the sub
iect Of her size. she arose and sought
am obscure corner without having dis
covered that she had been sitting IN
front OF the guessing cake table, direct
IS under the placard: Guess my weight
and ] an yours. brooklyn Lie.
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NEW YORK BOND MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 9-Unitcd states
Government bonds.
Is registered. 1890, 1o3Ea1O4.
ys coupon. 1890. i037t dlJ4Jz
3s registered. 1903. 109ssdl0r4.
IS coupon. 1908, 10O5s G10li4
b small bonds 1902 asked.
As registered. 1923. l19jzG13Ui5.
A. coupon, 1925. 121lk asked.
Panama Canal IS, registered. IUZd1U3
STOCK EXCHANGE BOND TRANS
ACTIONS.
New York City MS. 1857. temporary
receipts. 1851.
Japanese. first series ~ 5. sI2s
Adams Express As. 81.
American Tobacco 6's, 1853.
American Tobacco IS. =.
Atlantic Coast Line As. 90
Central Pacific. first IS 96ls.
Chesapeake and Ohio fiz l0lfs
Delaware and Hudson. Cvt As. 9S7s
Erie cvt. As \. $50.
Erie cvt As B. "A.
Erie. general lien. IS. 7Oix.
Erie Pennsylvania Coal -. 81.
International Paper cvt- IS. 81.
L. and y. unified As s77s
n. Marine 4Rs 70iz.
Missouri Pacific IS. 6S3l
Norfolk and Western. con. IS. ~
Norfolk and Western, cvt. Is. Aks
Norfolk ana Western. div. As S9Iz.
North Pacific 6's. 10
Pennsylvania ~ g, l04@s
7 tliliHN tNflilrt or = ~. 't1f-
Pennsylvania @las. 1915. 92Iz
Reading general IS. S77a.
Southern Railway SIS. 100.
Union Pacific, iirst Is. lOll4.
Union Pacific cvt As. S9IZ
United States Steel, 6. r. IS. a6i-
United States Steel. s. r. IS 96Is
Wabash. rfs. IS. 53is
Westinghouse Mfg. IS. a.
Sales. $S.S5l. COO. against s.. $50 yes
terday; S2-276,0O0 week ago; and 476,-
600 q wear age
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
A PLAUSIBLE THEORY.

WHY do the tailors display those
ontlandish fashion plates OF alleged
mems styles
To make us pleased With our
clothes"
How sO?''
BY showing US what they might have
done 10 rs. --E2chanCs-
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
CLAIM 9 rs MARK
FOR VIRGINIAN
Rector Credited With Mar
yelouS Sprint-Wash-
ington Loses.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, May g.
Virginia easily carried of the hOnOrs
today al the NTH annual Southern inter
collegiate meet. held under the auspices
Of the University Of Virginia. having
no trouble in winning the championship
banner awarded the team scoring The
largest number OF points
Her only opponents were Georgetown
ana George Washington University. the
former institution sending down only
one representative Glennon. who won
second place in the shot put. and the
latter I'VE men - Ste ~ l. Fleming.
schmidt Truesden. and Wender0th
Rector worked the crowd up % a
frenzy when he made the hundred in
3 % seconds, defeating Ashby, . I8I-5
second man. by ten yards. -Four watches
recorded the time. Juartering wind
aided Rector slightly. out the track
was heavy, due 10 excessive rains Two
Virginia records were broken, the nigh
jump and pole vault. Holiday leaped 3
feet I05z inches. which inspired Archie
Randolph, the former record holder. 10
duplicate the performance. amid great
applause.
in the pole vault. Martin won first
place over .Sterrett. the Southern cham
piou.
Fleming Of George Washington. won
TIE twO-mile. passing Davis and Hsr-
voo5 in the last lap.
Summaries
fo6-yard dash-Rector. first. Ashby.
second: Dougherry third. Time. IS
seconds.
7oo-ysrd dash-Ashby. first; Goodwin.
second. DOugherty. third. Sterrett.
fourth Time - Is seconds
High hurdles-Martfn. drst- HoIada,
second, Charringtou. third Time. Is A.
Low hurdles-Houaday first. Martin.
second, Darlington. third. Time.
Quarter-mHe-Goodwin. first. Ford.
second Forsyth. third Time. So sec
Onds
f-miie-Ford. first. Thuriov. sec
ono trueSdeH George Washington.
.hlre. WenderOth George washington
fourth. Time. > minutes seconds
Mile-Ircy- nrSt- Williams second
NendcTOJn George Washington rsifrd
Time minutes seconds
TWO-mlle-Fieming GEORGE Wasting
tom. hrsr. Harw0od. second. Davfs.
third, i0uimin. fourth. Time 10 MIN
Ctes ~ seconds
Hish-jump- Holiday. first. Random
second Martin third Heighth. 8 feet
l0iz inches.
ao-lump-HoIladav drst- Martin.
second, Wspies- third- Distance b fae-
inches
Poe Eauly-Martln. first: srerett
tGeorCe Washington SCI md CrIlsr-f-c-
ton. third Height 10 fee s inches
SnOt put - SaVIlle FIRST GIe.0o1.
'George Washington. second. cecil
tlird- Distance. . feet 3 inches
Hammer hrowinE-Sa frsr- Mac
Donald. second. Wexford. third. Dis
tance. 10 feet 4 inches
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
QUOTATIONS FOR YESTERDAY
ON WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

Anscostia and Potomac r. r Sc. $3.50
ace.
Columbia II r. SIS. 81 .O01dl0Z
Capital Traction. SGI24. 5a12Sla. aea
123iz 20N123le 7dIZJ12. I0dl2sI- ag7l I2gas
20QlE.s, 2On1Z3as oOdl23l4
Na%NlnEJ on Railway and Electric pre-
ferre..- 50TS2, 5.NSZl4 5iIfS1ss 5sdsZla
IG0Sg1S.
Greene Canauea. llGusf. lgJNSi.
100SIS2S Cbuyer, SOD.
Union Trust. SOILS.
After Cdll-WashinEton Railway and
Electric 4 per cent. l.0J00Slls
Washington Railway and Electric
FdS2E
The Washington times., 1908-05-10

The largest crowd that has ever Wit
EeSsed a bowling game was present las.
night. and the crowd was there rea6r
to cheer for their favOTjtc when
chance presented itself. The Ear Men
were somewhat surprised AT the show
ing made by ne bail players
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
YESTERDAYS STOCK PRICES
ON. NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished By W b. Hibbs &
Co. bankers ana brokers. Hibbs Building
members New York Stock Exchange. Wash
ington stock Exchange and chicago Board o.
TradeD
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
LOCAL MARKET
CLOSES STRONG
Week Marked by Advances
in Washington Sc
curitieS.

There isn't any question about the
strength OF local stocks. They are IN
just as good demand as they were a
week ago. and prices have made a fair
advance. although prOportionately less
than at. any time during the last two
or three weeks. IL was but To be eN-
pected that the advancing tendency
would strike the point where more stock
would be dislodged, and this point was
reached with some temporary hesitaney
IN The list. hut. gradually, the floating
supply of stock was absorbed and the
market closed strong and higher.
The confidence Of the people of Wash
ington in their traction stocks Is good
10 see. Some Of The traction shares
they have bought AT much higher fig
ures and have carried them down ana
are holding on TO them Ia the present
rise with the same confidence that they
had when they were hanging on in
dcCl lining market
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
An Inyincible THO.

For the Ili-u1ter hurdles america can
present "A Trio OF star performers. hardly
one Of which can Ice Edlcued on tHs
other side These are GarreIIs- 81 8Ifcl.-
gan. tle intercollegiate Champion:
shaw o. Dartmouth. and Su5tIson. Jr
Portland orc. tfdrrgl.s lS undoubtedly
tie best or the Trio. and. iu fl--. is al
most a. fas- man over tue liEh sticks
as was kraeDZieiu- tie world cham
p-0n- GarrellS has been credited WIt4
l5 IL seconds for 10 Yards. but a s. EuC
wind caused The record 10 D. Qi@,L.-
low cd Earr-lIs. although o graduate
% Michigan hes returned 20 Ann Arlur-
and Is training under tle direction of
to1rl FiJZpaLrlca- S-li-LslE has been
doing phenomenal work IN the East
vitlsu Cle .2Sl year. and should Do
coed for ~ - seconds without trouble
shaw Is hardly as fast IS his mates.
1ul his record IS better tl-n tHar Of any
Of his English rivals AS there Is nd
-g-meter hurdle race on the program
This year. a different set OF lurdlers
VIII have TO Dc found Tor the s1-ue,Tr
event . De r1a-r@-a-. iu this event WIZ,
OF course ue Harry Eiilmau. the lolCe-
uf lIC Olympic record Of sS seconds
HIilIsn should remain uubcatcn iu this
event 1n account OF Ills combination Uf
speed aId ability DO TOP the hurdles
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
Financial.
The safest Investments

] he Safest investments
Ara .Eoss that DO not tu-tuare during dis
Vurbed conditions o. tle money or stock
psa-ze-s. First Geed % Irls- 10Les l1rsz
mort EaEesI, vel secured On real estate n
the District o. Columbia. constitute gilt
G Te'' investments they co not depend up1u
the financial reEuolE. 1ll.f- % Individuals Or
coruo-aziol- fa- tEeir EraLE--y and are ex-
emit fr5u1 taxation As personal p-oDsrry
We can supply such investments IN amounts
from $500 upward send Ter booklet Goa
cern!uE Leans and Ln-es-Le1ts-'
SwartzelL Rheem 6
hensey &C.,
727 18th st. y. ".
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
JACK ATKIN WINS
FROM REST IGOUCHE
SIX Lengths Ahead-Claim,
of rouI Not Al
lowed.

NEW YORK. May Slack Akin, the
'Roseben Of the South" captured the
Montague Stakes on the Jamaica track
over mile and a sixteenth. this after
noon, in commanding style. from Rssti-
gouche, his only competitor AT the wire
Akin was six lengths in front n the
ket=e gelding.
Jack Atkin carried over $4,000 AT the
short odds OF - 10 20, and when gan
retarne6- TO the scales to dismOuih he
received the greatest ovation OF the sea-
soE
Notter made a complaint OF foul
against Dugan Tor alleged Interference
on the far turn. but Ii was not allowed.
The contest. which gave promise Of
being one OF the hardest fought duels
In many years. was spoiled by this mis-
hap, which occurred on the far turn
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
The Summaries.


The Summaries.
100-yard dasli-First heat won by
FaNnJer. 4. RI r. $ second Martin B
a.. g. Time. II seconds.
Second heat won by HObz0n. c. n. :.
p second, Carter, g. II. :. ~ Time
10 - seconds.
Final won by Psyuter. c. NJ. T.. :;
second. HObson. - H. : p. third, Car
ter. e. II. 5. " Time. 10 30 seconds.
I5-yard dash dUniorl First heat aon
by Kelley &. r. :. W. secOuI. - har-
ton. r. a Time. = 40 seconds
Second heat won ~ Dewey. g r. =
w; second. Tuckct. De T. 5 Time,
90 seconds
Third neat won bv TgtuaU. W IA. 5,
second, Timanus. b, G. G. Time. 90
seconds .
Final won 10y Tucker. DE J.. 5. sec
ond. Dewey c. t. 5. w, IN I'd Tatnah,
~ IT, s Time. S Go seconds.
I10-yaTd hurdie-Ftrst heat. Won by
Clark, T"ues second williams Time.
Is A. seconds
second neat-Won by RiddeIL =. =.
:. second, lowering B. @. .. FiHe'
' Fina.ISvon by Riddeu. B. P ;. sec
Old. 1.evering. p. g G.. tltrd. VIII
uams. r. c. Tire. Il % seco= ..
440-yarJ-WcH by Dick. 9. II. : W;
ClaEgetr. G. n. = W Time. = - sec
one ule-won by HudeBrand =. H.
\. w second. Brown. " H. = third
Renenter. c. "A. y p. Tine i-4S So
75-yard uoviCe-Ftrst heat. won by
Ol-ie. Tome. second. WiHslow. Tome.
Time. $ So seconds
Second heat-WCn In Cullen. c. ii. :.
w. second, Knox. Tome Time 40
Taird neat-woa by Kelley. G. II. 5.
"; second, Feutcn. F. \. Time. -
seconds
Fourth heat-won by Wynn. Tome:
second. ScarbI oueu- Tome Time. 8 -
Final-Won by lvinSIov- Tome. sec
Ond wynn Tome third. Kelley, . IL
= W Time. > a. seconds.
Gje-N yard nOvice-Won by Rose g d
s w. second. FLETCHER. p. c., third
Dixie Tome. Time. l-3J
coward dash. juniOr-First heat Won
by Tucker. De. L :. second Wharton.
j. A. Time. e-25 30
G.. c.; second, Branham. b G c. Time.
Final won by Tucker. De. L. 5. sec
ond. Wharton, z a. third. Patterson,
220-yard. senior First heat won 40
Hobsou. O. H :. P. second. Carter.
c. H. \ w Time. 0-23 2-5.
Second heat won by Paynter, C. n
T.; second Dick c H. 5. ". Time,
final won by Dick. c. II. s. W: sec
oad. Hobson. q II. S r.. third Carter.
c. II : W. Time OBJ Is
236-vard hurdle-First heat Won Icy
Graham. Tome: second. LeverinC. 3.
c. Q Time. 0-2S 4-5.
Final won by RiddeU. b. p :; sec
0nd. Leyerins; third, Hagg- g II. = p
Time G-2S 60.
Ss0-yard-Won by Walton. c. II 5 T;
second COulbOurne. O. r. :. P; third.
Fulton. b. G. c. Time. POS A..
Pole vaU!r-N on by Thrall. Mex n
T. s. second FhippS. =. F. 3 ths~d.
FetterOm. p. O. Height. ~ feet " inches.
Shot-put l2 pou'dsl-Won hv cal
sirr. T. TT. s. second. Wise Tomp.
third. Twecdy. G. H. : w Distance.
g. feet inches
Running high iumr-Ncu by Burdick-
p. c.: second keav- P G.. third. Fct-
;eroh. r. G. Height. feet 51z inches.
Runnin-- broad 5ump-NNOn bv Martin.
b. G c.. second Wise. Tome third.
Fetterof. !. G. Distance. - feet 81
inches.
Hammer throw U2 Doundsl-Wol by
Wise. Tome. second G3uStsT. l. Il. :.
third. TOwHe. Tome Distance. 10 feet
inches
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
Railway Preferred Advances.

During the week Washington Railway
preferred has advanced 10 S23s. a gain
or Ia points. and the demand has grad
uaily absorbed offerings. while the com
mon stock has been nominal at 3llsn33
with the holder refusing to part with
their shares under the outside figure,
ana once a sac is made every share
holder advances his views a little above
The new high.
Capital Traction shares have improved
from 12112 10 lz}ia. the last sale being
at l25H This compares with 12l14 a
week age. There probably is less Of
this stock floating around than there is
OF anything else Ii is - high-grade
investment stock and worth all that IL
is selling for. with money so cheap.
Washington Gas has been the leader
I'm activity ana has advanced TO %. the
new high. meaning gain OF nearly DO
points In the last few weeks, and this
too. in the face OF constant reports Of
aclion detrimental 10 the interests Of
the local Gas COMPANY by Congress.
and amid the demands Of the people for
lower tueager gas
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
THE CURB MARKET.

b. tQuotations furnished By Z F. Hutton q
Co. members New York stock Exchange
-S0l ? street orthwestl
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
Gas Goes Higher.

Gas started the weel az about 6s and
topped 20. when there seemed 10 be a
new supply on she market induced by
the sharp advance. with the actual
closing around s5iza7O. The cutting OF
the melon is stin matter OF the future,
but the street expects that 90 will be
cut. in due course of time
Aside from tho stocks named the
bonds Of the traction companies have
been the leaders. The 4s OF the Wash
ington Railway company have advanced
10 S2lt: the SIS Of the capital Traction
Company 10 Ill bid. and there are very
few bonds offered at any price. except
at considerably above the bid market
Some little interest was shown in
bank stocks during the week, and there
was fair business in Mitchell Mining
between y and 3
Miscellaneous stocks are steady.
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
COLLEGE MEN ARE
IMPORTANT FACTOR
IN SELECTING ENTRANTS
CcOnunued rom Third Page)

hind Taylor. and England mast uncover
a phenomenon u head of either man
Among the other sterling quarter
milers are Townsend and French. OF
Cornell likewise Rogers, OF The sams
Institution. II he tries for the team.
Merriam. QuigIey- and Barker. 0r Chs
cage. GlarneF OF san Francisco. ang
Atlee, Of Princeton. every one OF whom
en- DO close TO Grty Yards. or better
In the SO meters run America Is vel
fortified The star or our performers
IN Iiiis event Ls Melvin sheppard Ulo
two years ago came Wlllin 0Be-lfLh %
a second Of lhe world record OF 2 -13 %
Sheppard is very consistent having rul
tle distance iu l-55. or better. dozen
times. II he can repeat his perform
ance he ought 20 have no difficulty
holding his own with the best England
has for Ihis distance
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
TONE BANNER WON
BY CENTRAL HIGH
Washington School Repeats
Field and Track
Success.

Central High school Washington. 25lz;
Tome Institute. 49,: Central High
School. Of PhilsdeIIh ia. e.
Before a large an enthusiastic crowd
Central High School yesterday won the
annual interscholastic field and track
meet At Tome Institute, Port Dep. sit,
Md.
Although Central won. The meet was
not decided until the i1st event. when
Dick, Centrars captain. woa the two
twenIyyard dash.
Foi ideal running conditions .+le track
could not be equaled. .sn1 no hess Than
three track records were broker. Frank
Riddeil. of HrOwn Prep school. car
RED OF individual honOrs scoring eleven
POINTS Dick was second with ten.
G. y. Hamilton while praeticing over
the hurdles before the race sprsined
his ankle He was unable 10 compete
in any events
MANAGE Foley. trainer for tie Wash
iuglOE nigh schools deserves much
credit for the showing made yesterday.
considering TIE fact that the men ~
his charge have had little CT no chance
TO co any outdoor work
In the z-g-yard junior ali tire. heats
were below ease crack record
Ih- surprise 81 the meet came Whea
Rose, Of Central High school. Washing
ton, broke the track record IT, the 500
yard novice. This man. il is said has
never run this distance in icss than Ills.
(et lac beat inns o. TN SECONDS yesJeT-
Ua~-
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
soo-Meter Event.

In the SOB meters with Haskins tuc
of the running. the men who will na[a
70 help Sheppard out are Ligh-50dv os
Chicago Glarnrr. o. san Fraueise3=
Bamey. the former Michigan star Par
sons, Of Yale. the INTERCOLLEGIATE rec
ord holder for the hell mile. Pilgrim,
VINO won the 500 meters al Athens In
1895. French, Carpenter and TOWNSEND
OF Cornell. and Sheehan. OF E.as-p.-
Next tc HaSkius the 1cs- milers for Tie
100 meters are Coc- Of Mrllzau who
ora better than 49, a. the iurer-0l-
legiates last June Rowe. Of the sam.
school White "a youngs-er. who has
been developed into a star over winter
in New YORK. Sullivan. Of The IRISH
A A G, and Sheppard. who mas a.
record OF 422 for this distance
america does not expect much b. The
iiVe-rgitc OF Marathon runs The growth
OF distance running has been extremely
slow lu this COuDrrF- ana Ue do uO-
produce men CaUlDie OF winning Mar
Jl0u E2ucrs very often For me G-e-
mile ruu we SHOULD secure some good
men among tie uztercOlleglate cross
cOUutr- stars and Nc.~1u- B0llag Bel
iaiTS. and two OF three others auou=
the club men should make a respectable
showing
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
Jack Atkin, Anyhow.

AZ tins point Restigouche. which was
a scant length behind his rival sud
denly pulled up FOR an instant The
spectators thought ne had broken down,
but he continued on his journey. From
the stand # appeared that Restigouche
had run IN on Akin and he was forced
10 take a rest Despite this unfortunate
occurrence. every one agreed that lack
Atkin would have won 90 a certainty.
Trance, the clever Ben Brush FLY
which George Odom purchased a week
ago. came back in greau shape by win
ming the Rosedale Stakes. a four-and-
one-half-furlongs event by eight
lengths. Trance was laid at as good as
30 8, ami closed n 10 D.. Top Note.
which closed equal choice with Trance.
Finished secWd. and Gliding Belle. A.
y % I show. beat Instant
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
Summaries.


First race-Two-year-olds selling: five
furlones- Personal. - ,Yorke} s % J..
Won, Arionette. - ;MCCarthyl 10 l.
second HaVTe- 1G2 t1IusErav,1. - 10 s
third Time. 1-g3 SIS. Home .-1 II
orc, Uniform. and Ballot Girl also AN.
Second race-Three-year-0id and up-
ward; selling; Fsile and q sixteenth.
Irou5lemaker. los tNotJeT). to .. won.
Sir T0Gdlngton. 9S tYorke). 10 / sec
ond: Druid. lo3 tMusgravel 30 TO j. third
ZINE. :fS 90. Colncob. Samuel II. Har-
RS. Animus Alauda Golf Ban. Prince
Of CASTLE. and Import also ran.
Third race-2osedaIe stakes: two-vear-
oid Miles fGls' and 0ue-baif furiongs.
lFtnCf. If tMGsCravet II TO DO won.
Top Note. ~ lDuEanl. II to TO- second;
Sli1irg B'-ie, lo' Burns 90 10 ]. third.
Time o-a Is. Instant also ran.
Fourth race-Montague Stakes. three
wear olds and upward. mile and A six
teentE- Jack Akin. Ief lDuEanI- Il TO
70. won. keStigOuChc. Jos tNOttcrl 3 10
. second. Time. LAS 20 ONLY two
starters.
Fifth ce-Three-year-olds ara up-
ward. selling. five and one-lalr rlrr-
longs. Ida D.. lel (Dusanl. . to q. won.
Orcagna. loS tMussrave} s to ]. second:
MeZufnd. le3 tBUrns). . 10 Q third
Time los - Lznyah. Miss Delaney.
and Winning star also ran.
sixth ace-Three-year-olds and nm
ward: ave and oIe-haIf rurlonee- Hor-
ace F.. % tMcCarthy). Z 20 .. won; Baby
N OF, ~ tDlcan)- 10 ;. second: Girl
naldL % tNotterD. 10 3 third. Time.
l-ot- Fleming Blue Heron, oxford and
John Marrs also ran.
Jamaica Entries for Monday.
First raCe--Two-year-olds FIVE fur
longs. BroadSide. I07. RubIe. 1g7. Nav
RIVER lo.; London. Jos. Bonnie Kelso.
~, lncomitable. los; Preceptor. II6:
Glaols Louise. l0i. ST. Dorian IO7: Dan
der. 10I.
Second race our-year-oIds and IN.
selling; mile and sixteenth. Savior 10s:
Fretenslon- JOS; SugEler. 1O7; ZaL los,
1ampRglner los; Master OF craft, 100:
HIlnce OF CASTLE. leg; Good Luck 109:
HethuS. los: Grimaldi los: sSir Todding-
Ton. lU- ST Joseph. 10i-
Third -Three-year-olds and nm
Ilte ana sixteenth. Superman I26: Dan
1 y,, -; Mark Antony IT, les Zethus
~. 5deSSlans l0l; Big Chief 10S. Castle
wood lU-; Campaigner 102
Fourth -year-olds. the VIII
halnSburg Handicap. six furlongs Berry
Maid. 20; Spooner. lI9. RiagTO. II-- 60
norl, III; Transvaal. II6. Big Chief rs
Golden Pearl. 10: Please I09. Rosimiro'
Igs; Park View, 100: Blue Heron. no:
Muffin. 100
F1lth race-Three- vear-clds and up-
ware; selling; five ind one half fur
longs Big Ben. l03: Miss Delaney. o.
Martina Jane g; Black Sheep, lOl: King
Of Bashan, l03; Roekstone. los: Juggler.
Ie5; lie knows. 81; Jane Swift. %. Chief
hayes u; Right and True l06: Heaslip
l03. Tenancy BY COURTESY. 100. Rracgarf
Sc; IncOgnito, 100
sixth ce-Three-year-old maiden fl
nes; SIX furiongs. Hanonia. 1O6. Queen
Eleanor, los; Thetis. los: Gladys Louise.
100; LADY Beverwick. los: Black Mamie.
iVo' tTIanla, loo; Aroma. 1o6: Sister PhyI-
as, 10. Cold Slipper, l06; Cavalier. IO6.
apprentice allowance Clear. slow